4-1100 CULTURAL IDENTITIES IN MOTION IN EAST ASIA AND BEYOND: MULTICULTURALISM, HERITAGE, AND TOURISM

Friday, November 18, 2011: 16:00-17:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: Yuko Okubo (University of California, Berkeley)

Chairs: Jenny Chio (University of Technology, Sydney)

Discussants: Frank N Pieke (Leiden University)

16:00

Since When Did Japan Become Multicultural?: Following "Multiculturalism" In the Anthropology of Japan

John Ertl (John Ertl)

16:15

Being Japanese and/or Non-Japanese: "Multiculturalism" and Heritage Practice of Ethnic Minority Youth in Osaka, Japan

Yuko Okubo (University of California, Berkeley)

16:30

Disconnected From the "Diaspora": Japanese Americans and the Lack of Transnational Ethnic Networks

Takeyuki Tsuda (Arizona State University)

16:45

Nature As a Religious Commodity: A Sacred Place of Japanese Religion In Brazil

Hideaki Matsuoka (Shukutoku University)

17:00

The "Others"in Heritage Space: A Case of Bar Streetin Dayan Ancient Town, Lijiang

Hongmei Zhao (Yunnan Normal University and Yunnan Normal University)

17:15

Professor Nelson Graburn and Tourism Anthropology In China

Zhaorong Peng (Xiamen University)

17:30

Discussant

Frank N Pieke (Leiden University)

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