5-1010 THE EMERGENT, INSURGENT AND CONTINGENT: TANGLED ASSEMBLAGES IN SPATIAL PLANNING AND PRACTICE

Saturday, November 19, 2011: 16:00-17:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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

Organizers: Laura C Nelson (Cal State East Bay)

Chairs: Denise Lawrence-Zuniga (California State University, Pomona)

16:00

Aesthetic Governmentality: Ethnic Churning, Design Review and Reconstructing the "Other"

Denise Lawrence-Zuniga (California State University, Pomona)

16:15

Orientalism and Urban Planning In East End Vancouver (Canada)

K. Murray PhD (York University)

16:30

Miami Emergent Urbanism: Urban Planning and the Empowered Immigrant

Hector Fernando Burga (University of California, Berkeley)

16:45

Planning Assemblages In the Late Socialist City: Creating and Contesting Utopia In Old Havana, Cuba

Matthew J Hill PhD (University of Pennsylvania)

17:00

Renewal, Mitigation, or Destruction? Community Responses to Planned Expropriation In Puerto Rico

Alexa S Dietrich (Wagner College)

17:15

"No Wealth but Life": The Biopolitics of Race and Land In Early Twentieth Century Urban Planning

Ted Rutland (Concordia University)

17:30

Planning the Redefinition of a People: Demographic Transformation In South Korea

Laura C Nelson (California State University, East Bay )

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