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CREATING A "UNIVERSAL RIGHT": THE CODIFICATION AND CIRCULATIOM OF "VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN"
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Reviewed By: Association for Feminist Anthropology
Saturday, November 17, 2012: 10:15 AM-12:00 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities
Organizers:  Charlotte A Haney (Case Western Reserve University) and Julia Kowalski (University of Chicago)
Chairs:  Julia L Kowalski (University of Chicago) and Charlotte A Haney (Case Western Reserve University)
Discussants:  Mindie Lazarus-Black (Temple University)
10:15 AM
Feminizing Citizenship: Human Rights, the Law Against Family Violence, and the State In Rural Coastal Ecuador
Karin U Friederic (Wake Forest University)
10:30 AM
Unmarked Citizens or Dependent Citizens? Domestic Violence Legislation and Gendered Claims On the State In India
Julia Kowalski (University of Chicago)
10:45 AM
Moralizing Violence Against Women Versus the Gendered Work of Transnational Criminal Networks
Kay B Warren (Brown University)
11:00 AM
When Silencing Fails: The Subjective Absorption of State Sponsored VAW Campaigns
Charlotte A Haney (Case Western Reserve University)
11:15 AM
Intersecting Universal/Local Frames of Violence Against Women and Political Dynamics In Vietnam
Lynn Kwiatkowski (Colorado State University)
11:30 AM
Discussant
Mindie Lazarus-Black (Temple University)
11:45 AM
Discussion
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