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CROSSING THE RELIGIOUS BOUNDARIES: POLITICS AND PARADOXES OF CONVERSION
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Reviewed By: Society for the Anthropology of Religion
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 12:00 PM-1:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities
Organizers:  Esra Ozyurek (London School of Economics)
Chairs:  Esra Ozyurek (London School of Economics)
Discussants:  Catherine Wanner (Pennsylvania State University)
12:00 PM
Gendered Malleabilities: South Asian Migrant Domestic Workers’ Islamic Conversions In Kuwait
Attiya Ahmad (George Washington University)
12:15 PM
On Sincerity and Genealogy: Armenian Return Conversions In Turkey
Ceren Ozgul (City University of New York Graduate Center)
12:30 PM
Becoming Muslim, Remaining German: New Generations of Converts to Salafi Islam
Esra Ozyurek (London School of Economics)
12:45 PM
Converting Spain: Paradoxical Discourses of Belonging and Difference Among Converts to Islam In Andalusia
Mikaela H Rogozen-Soltar (Yale University and University of Nevada Reno)
1:00 PM
Who Is Afraid of Islam? Conversion As a New Form of Cosmopolitanism
Geraldine Mossiere PhD (University of Montreal)
1:15 PM
Discussant
Catherine Wanner (Pennsylvania State University)
1:30 PM
Discussion
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