3-0965 HYBRID REALITIES: TRACING VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE IN HUMAN-ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

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

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers: Constanza V Ocampo-Raeder PhD (University of Maine) and Flora E Lu (University of California at Santa Cruz)

Chairs: Constanza V Ocampo-Raeder PhD (University of Maine)

Discussants: William H Durham (Stanford University)

16:00

Hybrid Livelihoods, Vulnerability and Resilience Among Native Amazonians In Ecuador

Flora E Lu (University of California at Santa Cruz) and Mark Sorensen (University of North Carolina)

16:15

To What Extent Are Households Reliant On Local Ecologies, Anyway?: Defining Vulnerability In Southern Mexico

Nora Haenn (North Carolina State University)

16:30

Transvaluation: Wildlife Encounters and Transnational Economies In a Central African Forest

Rebecca D Hardin (University of Michigan )

16:45

Vulnerability and Resilience In the Gwembe Valley (Zambia) and Beyond

Lisa Cliggett (U. Kentucky)

17:00

Hybrid Lands: Tracing Vulnerability and Resilience In Amazonian Swidden-Fallow Systems

Constanza V Ocampo-Raeder PhD (University of Maine)

17:15

Discussant

William H Durham (Stanford University)

17:30

Discussion

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