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5-0920 GLOBAL-TOPIA: EDUCATION, COMMUNITY AND THE STATE IN AN ERA OF TRANSNATIONALISM
Saturday, November 19, 2011: 16:00-17:45

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

Organizer:  Aprille J Phillips (Avenue Scholars Foundation/University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
16:00
Semi-Cosmopolitan Transnational Students: The Identity Work of Transnational Students At An Elite Dominican School
Aprille J Phillips (Avenue Scholars Foundation/University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
16:15
The Transcultural Sensitivity Technique:Applied Anthropology for Transhumanizing Teachingin the New Heartland
Katherine Bruna (Iowa State University)
16:30
Education by Dispossession: Youth and the New Suburban Frontier
Rebecca Anne Alexander (UC Berkeley)
16:45
Language, Identity, and Migratory Flows: Re-Envisioning Participatory Ethnography In Education: Introduction
Kathryn A Davis (University of Hawai`i at Manoa and University of Hawai`i )
17:00
Producing Two Pakistanis: A Textbook Analysis
Kathryn Zyskowski (University of Washington)
17:15
Intersections of Tourism and Education In Northwest Yunnan
Tami Blumenfield (Lewis & Clark College)
17:30
Discussant: Katie Anderson-Levitt
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