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5-0095 CONTRADICTORY LEGACIES, CONTINGENT FUTURES: DISPLACEMENT AND DIFFERENCE IN THE MAKING OF A NEW EL SALVADOR
Saturday, November 19, 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:  James G Huff (Vanguard University)
Introductions:  James G Huff (Vanguard University)
Chairs:  James G Huff (Vanguard University)
Discussants:  Jason M Cross (University of Michigan) and Ellen E Moodie (University of Illinois)
08:00
Entangled Aftermaths for the Rank-and-File
Irina C Silber PhD (City College of New York)
08:15
The Struggle to Stay Connected: International Migration and “Organized Communities” In El Salvador
Joseph Wiltberger (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
08:30
Legacies of Religious Difference In Development: Translating Pentecost to Transform Social Networks
James G Huff (Vanguard University)
08:45
Absent Memories: Post-War Salvadoran-American Youth Identities
Beth Baker-Cristales (California State University, Los Angeles) and Elizandro Umana (California State University, Los Angeles)
09:00
Discussant
Jason M Cross (University of Michigan)
09:15
Discussant
Ellen E Moodie (University of Illinois)
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