2-0435 THE RESURGENCE OF BRIDE ABDUCTION AS A MARKER OF DIFFERENCE: GENDER, POWER, ETHNICITY AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN CENTRAL ASIA, SOUTHEAST ASIA AND SOUTHWEST CHINA

Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 16:00-17:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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Organizers: Emily K Chao (Pitzer College)

Chairs: Emily K Chao (Pitzer College)

Discussants: Nancy E Levine (University of California, Los Angeles) and Anne Elizabeth McLaren (University of Melbourne)

16:00

A Horse Is a Groom’s Wings: Women’s Narratives of Bride Kidnapping In Postsocialist Kyrgyzstan

Fatima E Sartbaeva (University of Wisconsin)

16:15

Kidnapping Women: Discourses of EMOTION and SOCIAL CHANGE IN the Kyrgyz Republic

Noor Borbieva (Indiana-Purdue University)

16:30

Bride Abduction In Post-Soviet Central Asia: Marking a Shift towards Patriarchy Through Local Discourses of Shame and Tradition

Cynthia A Werner (Texas A and M)

16:45

Ethnicizations of Marital Marginality: Bride Abduction and Elopement In Lijiang

Emily K Chao (Pitzer College)

17:00

Discussant

Nancy E Levine (University of California, Los Angeles)

17:15

Discussant

Anne Elizabeth McLaren (University of Melbourne)

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