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4-0890 THE CONCEPTUAL WORK OF "ECOLOGY"
Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-17:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers:  Chris M Kortright (University of California, Davis) and Jaime Dianne Yard (York University)
Chairs:  Chris M Kortright (University of California, Davis) and Jaime Dianne Yard (York University)
13:45
A Flowering of Nature-Cultures in the American West
Sara Jo Breslow (University of Washington)
14:00
Entanglements: Ecology and Evolution,Genes and Culture, Us and Others
Marion Blute (Dept. of Sociology, University of Toronto at Mississauga)
14:15
Learning From Evolution and Producing Ecologies
Chris M Kortright (University of California, Davis)
14:30
Who Does a Gardener Touch When He Touches a Yam?: The Ecological Work of Biangai Gardens
Jamon A Halvaksz (University of Texas at San Antonio)
14:45
The Political Ecology of An Altered State: Ecosystem Complexity, Neoliberalism, and the Social Construction of Ocean Space In Newfoundland, Canada
Reade Davis (Memorial University)
15:00
Discussion
15:15
Discussion
15:30
Break
15:45
What’s the Price of Mud? Conserving Science and Composing Nature In the Red River Delta, Vietnam
Eren Zink (Uppsala University)
16:00
“Closer to Nature” the "Ecology" of Pecuniary Emulation and Maintenance of a Standard of Living In Retirement Real Estate Markets
Jaime Dianne Yard (York University)
16:15
Unpredictably Local: Ecologies of Practice In Environmental Impact Assessment
Jeremy Till (University of California Davis)
16:30
Whose Ecology? Culture, Politics, and the Real In the Environment of Anthropology
Adam P Henne (University of Wyoming)
16:45
Women and Fruit Trees: Curious Assemblages In Multispecies Landscapes
Laura C Zanotti (Purdue University)
17:00
Discussion
17:15
Discussion
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