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DOCUMENTATION AS SOCIAL PRACTICE: REPRESENTING MINORITY VOICES IN THE AFTERMATH OF WAR, GENOCIDE AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE
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Reviewed By: Association for Political and Legal Anthropology
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 2:00 PM-5:45 PM

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Rebekah S Park ()
Chairs:  Rebekah S Park () and Andrew M Conroe (National University of Singapore)
Discussants:  Cynthia K Mahmood (Kroc Institute of International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame) and Mariko Tamanoi (University of California Los Angeles)
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Devaka Gunawardena (University of California Los Angeles)
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Monica E Patterson (Concordia University)
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The Period of Unfreedom: Law, Historicity, and Reparations In the Czech Republic
Krista Hegburg (U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum)
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Tina Shrestha (Cornell University)
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Bosnian Mixed-Ethnicity Families and the Struggle to Go Beyond Nationalist Histories
H. Keziah Conrad (University of California, Los Angeles)
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Discussant
Cynthia K Mahmood (Kroc Institute of International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame)
3:30 PM
Discussion
3:45 PM
Break
4:00 PM
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Ravindran Sriramachandran (American University Sharjah)
4:15 PM
Documentation Practices, Transitional Justice, and the Conditions of Survivor Sociality In Post-Dictatorship Indonesia
Andrew M Conroe (National University of Singapore)
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Gender and Agency In Former Political Prisoners’ Oral History Narratives In Postdictatorial Argentina
Rebekah S Park ()
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Too Little to Know, Too Much to Remember: Death, Secrecy, and Public Accusations of Collaboration with the Polish Communist Secret Service
Saygun Gokariksel (City University of New York Graduate Center)
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Fighters On Film: War, Testimony, and the Pursuit of Truth and Justice In Lebanon
Shea McManus (North Carolina State University)
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Discussant
Mariko Tamanoi (University of California Los Angeles)
5:30 PM
Discussion
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