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2-0925 PURPOSIVE ECONOMIES IN THE NEOLIBERAL ERA
Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 20:00-21:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers:  Brian J Burke (UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA) and Andrew M Gardner (University of Puget Sound)
Chairs:  Andrew M Gardner (University of Puget Sound) and Brian J Burke (UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA)
Discussants:  Jane W Gibson PhD (UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS)
20:00
Constructing Non-Capitalism but Reproducing Capitalism? Tensions and Contradictions In the Barter Experiments of Medellín, Colombia
Brian J Burke (UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA)
20:15
Lazy Arabs: A Reconceptualization of the Qatari "Rentier Economy"
Andrew M Gardner (University of Puget Sound)
20:30
Customary Institutions In the Margins of Neoliberalism: Land, Labor and Capitalist Farming In Pre-Saharan Morocco
Karen E Rignall (UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY)
20:45
“Brother Can You Spare Some Food and Water?”: A Comparative Study of Resource Sharing In Bolivia and the United States
Amber Wutich (Arizona State University) and Benjamin Jewell (Arizona State University)
21:00
"What Does the Green Economy Mean to You?": Politics, Possibility and Economic Desire In Massachusetts
Boone W Shear (UMASS AMHERST)
21:15
Discussant
Jane W Gibson PhD (UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS)
21:30
Discussion
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