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3-0645 ISLANDS AS CONTEMPORARY LOCATIONS: HOW TOURISM AND ENVIRONMENTALISM RECREATE ISLAND FORMS, RECONSTRUCT VULNERABILITIES AND PROMOTE EXCEPTIONALISM
Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers:  Amelia Moore PhD (University of Miami) and Sarah P Wise (Rutgers University)
Chairs:  Sarah P Wise (Rutgers University) and Amelia Moore PhD (University of Miami)
Discussants:  Bonnie J. McCay (Rutgers University) and Paige West (Barnard College)
13:45
Islands of Green: Environmentalism and Isolation In Cuba and Costa Rica
Dana Graef (Yale University)
14:00
Becoming a Small Island State: Size, Vulnerability, and Trinidad’s Environmentalism
David M Hughes (Rutgers University)
14:15
The Educational Islands: Island-Based Environmental Learning and Enterprise In the Bahamas
Amelia Moore PhD (University of Miami)
14:30
Island Making: Science, Exceptionalism and Enclosure Conservation
Sarah P Wise (Rutgers University)
14:45
Discussant
Paige West (Barnard College)
15:00
Discussant
Bonnie J. McCay (Rutgers University)
15:15
Discussion
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