5-1005 EMIGRE PLACES: RACE, VIOLENCE, AND SAFETY

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

Chair: Evelyn Newman Phillips PhD (Central Connecticut State University)

16:00

The World's Oldest Profession In a Postmodern Era

Adele M Kubein ()

16:15

“Our Community Is a Good Community”: African Americans In St. Petersburg, Florida Reframe Blackness In a White Dominant Space

Evelyn Newman Phillips PhD (Central Connecticut State University)

16:30

Violent Transitions: Iraqi Refugee Youth and Resettlement In the United States

Julia Meredith Hess (University of New Mexico), Jessica Goodkind (University of New Mexico) and Brian Isakson (University of New Mexico)

16:45

Right to the City At Crossroads: Between Liberal and Radical Urbanisms

Mehmet Baris Kuymulu (CUNY, Graduate Center)

17:00

The Colonial Production of Kuala Lumpur, 1880-1910: Capital, Aesthetics and Administrative Governance

Prem Kumar Rajaram (Central European University)

17:15

Tamil-Canadian Generations and the Struggle for Eelam

Tom O'Neill (Brock University)

17:30

Remembering and Revisiting the Places of Emigration: Soviet Jewish American Perspectives On Their Migration Experience

Inga Veksler (Rutgers University)

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