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OBJECTS ENTANGLING SUBJECTS: ETHNOGRAPHIC POLITICAL ECOLOGIES OF SHIFTING COMMODITY REGIMES
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Reviewed By: Anthropology and Environment Section
Friday, November 16, 2012: 1:45 PM-5:30 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Chelsea Chapman (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Elizabeth Jackson (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Chairs:  Noah Theriault (University of Oklahoma)
Discussants:  Danielle Dinovelli-Lang (Carleton University) and Tanya L Richardson (Wilfrid Laurier University)
1:45 PM
Prayers At the Pump: The Revival Tent of Oil and Natural Gas In Alaska
Chelsea Chapman (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
2:00 PM
Mambai Cosmologies and the Lively Extractive Frontier of Southwestern East Timor
Prash Naidu (University of Michigan)
2:15 PM
Luthiers and Other Endangered Species: Neoliberal Border Control and the New American Imperialism
Kathryn M Dudley (Yale University)
2:30 PM
Mahogany Intertwined: Enviromateriality Between the Maya Forest, Fiji, and the Gibson Les Paul
Jose E Martinez-Reyes (University of Massachusetts, Boston)
2:45 PM
An Indigenous Terroir: Land, Regulation, and Social Responsibility In An Indigenously-Owned Company
Gwendolyn Gordon (Princeton University)
3:00 PM
Free to Be Exploited: Forest Commodities and Indigenous Subjectivities In the Philippines
Noah Theriault (University of Oklahoma)
3:15 PM
Discussant
Danielle Dinovelli-Lang (Carleton University)
3:30 PM
Break
3:45 PM
Consuming Mao's Legacy by the Yellow River: An Ethnography of Revolutionary Eco-Tourism In China
Ka-ming Wu (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
4:00 PM
The Spectacle of Consumption: Ipanema Sandals and Indigenous Politics In Brazil
Laura C Zanotti (Purdue University)
4:15 PM
Lamenting Manioc: Signifying Transitions In the Bolivian Amazon
Ariela T Zycherman (University of Illinois, Chicago)
4:30 PM
Hot Po土豆 (Potato)!: The Political Ecology of China’s Chip Boom
Kyle David Anderson (Centre College) and Cindy J Isenhour (University of Maine)
4:45 PM
From Lobsters to Cocaine: Shifting Commodity Regimes and Biopolitical Regulations Among the Miskito
Elizabeth Jackson (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
5:00 PM
“We Sweat, They Launder”: The Moral Economy of Commodity-Based Cultures In Cartagena, Colombia
Jessica Marie Novak (University of California, San Diego)
5:15 PM
Discussant
Tanya L Richardson (Wilfrid Laurier University)
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