3-0665 LEGACIES OF AUTHORITARIAN REGIMES: LOCAL PRACTICES OF MEMORY, JUSTICE AND SECURITY

Thursday, November 17, 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: Antonius C Robben (Utrecht University)

Chairs: Tessa Diphoorn (Utrecht University)

13:45

Institutionalized Legacies of ETA Victims: Mapping Basque Memory

Roland Vazquez (Upper Iowa University)

14:00

Performing the Barricade: Legacies of Blame and Untimely Critique

Jennifer L Ashley (Tulane University)

14:15

Revolution As a Way of Life? Sociality, Solidarity, and the Recasting of Difference In "Democratic Revolutions"

Anna Fournier (University of Manitoba)

14:30

Rethinking Democracy and Emergency In Sri Lanka

Thushara N Hewage (Columbia University)

14:45

Policing the Streets of Durban: 'old School' Versus the 'new South Africa'

Tessa Diphoorn (Utrecht University)

15:00

Black Humor At Argentine Federal Court: Surviving Emotions In the Human Rights Trials of the Dirty War

Eva van Roekel (Utrecht University)

15:15

The Museum of Memory: Global Discourse and Local Action In Santiago De Chile

Katrien Klep (Utrecht University)

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