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AT THE BORDERS OF AGENCY: MIGRATION, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, AND REGULATION
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Reviewed By: Association for Feminist Anthropology
Thursday, November 15, 2012: 1:45 PM-3:30 PM

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Organizers:  Shannon Mary Ward (Wellesley College)
Chairs:  Shannon Mary Ward (Wellesley College)
Discussants:  Cecilia C VanHollen (Syracuse University)
1:45 PM
Birth, Fertility, and Migration: Fluid Boundaries Between Mustang, Nepal, and New York City
Sienna R Craig (Dartmouth College)
2:00 PM
Displaced People, Emplaced Births: Medicalized Childbirth In the Tibetan Diaspora
Shannon Mary Ward (Wellesley College)
2:15 PM
Choices Under Constraint: Maternal Request for Cesarean Sections In Taiwan
Chen-I Kuan (Academia Sinica)
2:30 PM
“My Fate Is In My Hands, but My Future Is uncertain”: Narratives of Moral Mothering Among Women Working In China’s Sex Industry
Erin E Thomason (University of California, Los Angeles - Dept of Anthropology)
2:45 PM
Cross-Cultural Conceptions of Transitional Justice In the Former Yugoslavia
Kathleen Ann Sprague (Wellesley College)
3:00 PM
Foreigners and Internationals: How Legal Status and Inequality Affect Transnational Women’s Family Planning In Geneva, Switzerland
Lindsey M Wallace (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and UNC Chapel Hill)
3:15 PM
Discussant
Cecilia C VanHollen (Syracuse University)
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