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4-1105 NEOLIBERALISM INHERITS THE COLD WAR: INTIMATE AND AFFECTIVE LEGACIES OF THE GEOPOLITICAL IN NORTHEAST ASIA 
Friday, November 18, 2011: 16:00-17:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Those involved in mentoring activities, Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers:  Nan Kim PhD (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee) and June Hee Kwon (Duke University)
Chairs:  Nan Kim PhD (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)
Discussants:  Heonik Kwon (London School of Economics)
16:00
The Transnational Marriage Market and Marriageable Communities In Post-Cold War Japan and China
Chigusa Yamaura (Rutgers State Univ of NJ)
16:15
A Failed National Experiment? Runaway Chosǒnjok Wives and Deserted Korean Husbands
Caren W Freeman (University of Virginia)
16:30
Co-Dwelling with the Cold War: Korean Chinese Communist Party Members and Structures of Feeling In Contemporary Yanbian, China
June Hee Kwon (Duke University)
16:45
Intimate Cold War Legacies, Neoliberal Mediations and the Transmission of Affect In South Korea
Nan Kim PhD (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)
17:00
Cold War’s Nature: The Ecological Revitalization of the Korean Demilitarized Zone
Eleana J Kim (University of Rochester)
17:15
Cold War Christianity, Islam, and the Neoliberal Gospel of Prosperity
Ju Hui Judy Han (The University of British Columbia)
17:30
Discussant
Heonik Kwon (London School of Economics)
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