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5-0650
POLICING SEXUAL BOUNDARIES, BLURRING SEX
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Reviewed By: Association for Feminist Anthropology
Saturday, November 17, 2012: 1:45 PM-3:30 PM

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Gregory C Mitchell (Northwestern University)
Chairs:  Gregory C Mitchell (Northwestern University)
Discussants:  Denise E Brennan (Georgetown University)
1:45 PM
On Bullshit" and the Trafficking of Persons: Moral Entrepeneurism and the Fabrication of Data Regarding the Trafficking of Persons In Brazil
Thaddeus G Blanchette (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro)
2:00 PM
Legalizing Prostitution In Germany: Liberation or Entrenchment?
Annegret D Staiger (Clarkson University)
2:15 PM
Maintaining Borders of Heteronormality: Talking about Homosexuality In the Media and by Laymen In Postsocialist China
Tiantian Zheng (State University of New York, Cortland)
2:30 PM
Policing the Borders of the Self: Women Talk about Sex, Work, and Addiction In a U.S. Urban Shelter
Susan C Dewey (University of Wyoming)
2:45 PM
A Little Less Than Kin, but More Than Kind: Sex Tourism and Queer Families In Neoliberal Brazil
Gregory C Mitchell (Williams College)
3:00 PM
Discussant
Denise E Brennan (Georgetown University)
3:15 PM
Discussion
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