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4-0810 What’s IN A NAME? DISCOURSES OF LABELS AND THE LEGACIES THEY INVOKE
Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers:  Nicole D Truesdell (Michigan State University)
Chairs:  Amanda J Abramson (Michigan State University)
13:45
TREATING PREVENTION: Market EXPANSION and the Changing Labels for COMMON CHRONIC CONDITIONS
Meta J Kreiner (Michigan State University) and Linda M Hunt (Michgan State Universtiy)
14:00
Medicalized Misbehavior: The Maintenance of Special Education Labels In Schools
Amanda J Abramson (Michigan State University)
14:15
From Campesino to Indigena: Identity-based labeling and the Ch’orti’ Maya Movement in Copán, Honduras
Fredy R Rodriguez Mejia (Michigan State University)
14:30
An Exploratory Analysis of the Impacts of Immigration On National Identity In Costa Rica
Linda Gordon (Michigan State University)
14:45
The Politics of Being Labeled a "Black and Ethnic Minority" (BME) Organization In England: Discourses of Disadvantage and Social Exclusion
Nicole D Truesdell (Michigan State University)
15:00
The Evolution of Evolué: Has Bizness Trumped Education?
Marcy M Hessling O'Neil (Michigan State University)
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