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2-0770
PARENTS, CHILDREN, AND AFFECT: NEGOTIATIONS OF LOVE, OBLIGATION, AND ECONOMY
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Reviewed By: American Ethnological Society
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 8:00 PM-9:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  Maria Padron Hernandez (University of Gothenburg) and Jennifer J Patico (Georgia State University)
Chairs:  Jennifer J Patico (Georgia State University) and Maria Padron Hernandez (University of Gothenburg)
Discussants:  Carla Jones (University of Colorado)
8:00 PM
Making Children - One Healthy Snack At a Time
Jennifer J Patico (Georgia State University)
8:15 PM
Neoliberal Parenting In the Caribbean: Re-Inscribing Idioms of ‘Support’ and ‘Love’ and the Flexible Crafting of Childhood In Insecure Times
Carla S Freeman (Emory University)
8:30 PM
Between Disinterested Love and Familial Duty: Negotiations of Economic Rights and Obligations In the Cuban Family
Maria Padron Hernandez (University of Gothenburg)
8:45 PM
Good Mothers, Gay Sons: Affective Personhood In South Korea
Timothy Gitzen (Universtiy Minnesota)
9:00 PM
Parenting In the Shadows of the State: International Child Custody Disputes Involving Japanese Citizens
Allison Alexy (University of Virginia)
9:15 PM
Discussant
Carla Jones (University of Colorado)
9:30 PM
Discussion
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