4-0055 MANAGING NATURE, MANAGING BELONGING

Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students

Organizers: Emily McKee (University of Michigan)

Chairs: Emily McKee (University of Michigan)

Discussants: Tracey Heatherington (University of Wisconsin Milwaukee)

08:00

Fishing Along the Divide: “Blood Quantum” and Treaty Fishing In the 21st Century

Molly S Malone (University of British Columbia)

08:15

Of Demolitions and Amendments: Managing Belonging Through Land-Use Regulations

Emily McKee (University of Michigan)

08:30

The Boundaries of Wilderness: Physical and Social Realities of National Park Management In Uganda

Karin Berkhoudt (University of Illinois)

08:45

Human Hubris and Animal Rebellion: An Intersection of Conservation and Livelihood

Olivier LaRocque (McGill University)

09:00

The Gendered Borders of Wildlife Conservation: A Case Study of Marketwomen In a Central African Forest Reserve

Lesley Daspit (Purdue University)

09:15

High Tides and Sea Walls In the Effort to Control Greenhouse Gases In California

Karen Michele Hoffman (University of Puerto Rico)

09:30

Discussant

Tracey Heatherington (University of Wisconsin Milwaukee)

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