4-0775 BETWEEN INTEGRATION AND RESISTANCE: MILITARIZATION IN THE PACIFIC

Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers: Karen V Armstrong (University of Helsinki) and Ronald S Stade (Malmo University)

Chairs: Karen V Armstrong (University of Helsinki)

Discussants: Robert Underwood (University of Guam)

13:45

Resisting/Integration: Marshallese Women and the United States Military

(University of Hawaii at Manoa)

14:00

Silences and Secrets: Traces and Legacies of American Fathers During the Pacific War In Fiji

Jacqueline Leckie (University of Otago)

14:15

"Unless Our Blood Is Shed": Sacrifice, Global War and Militarization In Fiji

Simon May (University of Chicago)

14:30

Militarization On the Margins of Empire: Tonkinese Indentured Labourers, the Second World War and the Cold War In New Hebrides (Vanuatu)

Jean Margaret Mitchell (University of Prince Edward Island)

14:45

Chamorro Gilt-Covered Hands: Rubbing Away and Revealing Chamorro Reactions to New Military Colonial Ventures On Guam

Laurel A Monnig (Wright State University)

15:00

Soldiers for Life: Military Metaphysics In Guåhan

Ronald S Stade (Malmo University)

15:15

Discussant

Robert Underwood (University of Guam)

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