2-0425 CONSERVATION NOW: HOW IS THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT CHANGING AND WHERE IS IT GOING?

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

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers: David M Hoffman (Mississippi State University) and Robert Fletcher (University for Peace)

Chairs: David M Hoffman (Mississippi State University)

16:00

Neoliberal Environmentality and Its Discontents: How the Economic/Climate Crisis Is Changing Conservation (in Costa Rica)

Robert Fletcher (University for Peace)

16:15

Open Spaces and Smiling Faces: The Production of Eco-Functional Nature In Tanzania

Jim Igoe (Dartmouth College)

16:30

The Evolution Costa Rica’s Payment for Environmental Services Program and Its Effects On Intractable Land Tenure/Conservation Conflicts

Franklin Paniagua (University of Florida)

16:45

Community Based Forest Management In Tanzania: Lessons for REDD

Mamta Vardhan (Michigan State University)

17:00

“Winning the Battle Yet Losing the War”: Understanding the Shifting Landscape of Conservation Interventions In Central America

David M Hoffman (Mississippi State University)

17:15

Can Rights-Based Approaches Address the Legacies of Fortress Conservation? Lessons From the Restitution of Protected Areas In Post-Apartheid South Africa

Derick A Fay (University of California Riverside)

17:30

Casa De Medicina Tradicional In Ayotitlán, Mexico: Promoting Healthy Humans and Environments In a Mexican Biosphere Reserve

Elizabeth A Olson (Loyola University Chicago)

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