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AFGHANISTAN: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF THREE DECADES OF MILITARY OCCUPATION, WAR AND VIOLENCE ON SOCIETY AND CULTURE, I & II
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Reviewed By: Middle East Section
Saturday, November 17, 2012: 1:45 PM-5:30 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  M Nazif Mohib Shahrani (Indiana University-Bloomington) and Robert L Canfield (Washington University)
Chairs:  Robert L Canfield (Washington University) and M Nazif Mohib Shahrani (Indiana University-Bloomington)
1:45 PM
Manipulating Intervention In Afghanistan
Noah S Coburn (Bennington College)
2:00 PM
The Impact of ‘Culture of Violence’ On Peacebuilding Democratization: An Anthropological Overview of the Afghan Case
Èlia Susanna i López (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
2:15 PM
Mis-Recognizing Honour: Honour Effect and Honour Killings In Afghanistan
Sonia Ahsan (Columbia University)
2:30 PM
The Political Economy of Networked Politics: Three Decades of Elite Contestation, Cooperation and Control In Afghanistan, 1978-2012
Timor Sharan (University of Exeter and University of Exeter)
2:45 PM
Conflict Settlement and Mediation Among the Uzbeks of Northeastern-Afghanistan
Gabriele Rasuly-Paleczek (University of Vienna Austria)
3:00 PM
Badakhshan From Margins of National Power Politics to the Center and Back In Three Decades
M Nazif Mohib Shahrani (Indiana University-Bloomington)
3:15 PM
Tracing Modalities and the Conversion of Power In Rural Northeast Afghanistan
Katja Mielke (ZEFa Bonn University)
3:30 PM
Break
3:45 PM
Hazara Perceptions of Marginality and the Bamyan Landscape
Melissa Skye Kerr Chiovenda (University of Connecticut and University of Connecticut)
4:00 PM
Adapting to Three Decades of Revolution: The Flexibility of Social Cohesion Among Baloch Groups In Afghanistan
Just Boedeker (Zentrum Moderner Orient, Berlin)
4:15 PM
Men In the Making: Pukhtun Masculine Selves and the Challenge of 30 Years of Violent Conflict.
Andrea Chiovenda (Boston University and Boston University)
4:30 PM
(Forced) Migration In Present-Day Afghanistan
Christoph Wenzel (Humboldt University)
4:45 PM
Maternal Mortality In the Context of Conflict
Kylea L Liese (Yale University and Alaska Native Medical Center)
5:00 PM
‘Speaking the Modern Way’: How Linguistic Behavior Can Express Cultural Attitudes
Lutz Rzehak (Berlin Humboldt-University)
5:15 PM
Cultural Signatures of Distrust In Contemporary Afghanistan
Robert L Canfield (Washington University), Jean-Francois Trani (Washington University in St Louis) and Parul Bakhshi (Washington University in St Louis)
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