2-0230 PLACE, SPACE, AND IDENTITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 14:00-15:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

14:00

“What Do Pigs Know about Desalination?!” – Negotiating ‘Rurality’ In An Environment of Composite Issues

Tanya J King (Deakin University)

14:15

Green Labor and Green Futures: The Nodes, Networks and Nexuses In a Female Waste Recycling and Micro-Finance Collective In Mumbai, India

Matthew R Lane ()

14:30

Bicycles and the Cultural Politics of Sustainable Urban Mobility

Luis A Vivanco (University of Vermont)

14:45

Urgent Anthropologists: Adventurers, Thrill-Seekers and Death Defining Daredevils.

Patrick Laviolette (EHI, Tallinn University)

15:00

Affective Labor In the “Dark Tribe”: Cultivating An Organic Community with Indigenous Branding In Taiwan

Yi-tze Lee ()

15:15

Whence the “Lazy Herder?”: Attitudes Toward Risk and Responsibility In Postsocialist Mongolia

Annika Ericksen (University of Arizona)

15:30

Haudenosaunee Philosophy, Governance, and the Natural World: Planting and Joint Stewardship As Enactment of Peace, Power and Health

Jessica Margaret Dolan (McGill University)

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