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PARTICIPATORY REGIMES VS. STRATEGIES OF PARTICIPATION: ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE POST-POLITICAL CITY
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Reviewed By: Society for Urban, National and Transnational/Global Anthropology
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 8:00 PM-9:45 PM

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Organizers:  Melissa A Checker (City University of New York) and A Katherine Lambert-Pennington (University of Memphis)
Chairs:  A Katherine Lambert-Pennington (University of Memphis)
Discussants:  Jeffry Maskovsky (City University of New York Graduate Center) and Melissa A Checker (City University of New York)
8:00 PM
United Detroiters: Redefining Political Participation Through Counter-Mapping and Movement Building In the Motor City
Andrew Newman (Wayne State University), Sara Safransky (UNC-Chapel Hill), Linda Campbell (Building Movement Project) and Danielle Atkinson (Building Movement Project)
8:15 PM
“Philanthropolis”:  Public Participation In the Philanthropic City
Susan B. Hyatt (IUPUI)
8:30 PM
What Residents Know: Citizen Participation, Contentious Conversations, and Planning for the Future of Public Housing In Memphis
A Katherine Lambert-Pennington (University of Memphis) and Kenneth M Reardon (University of Memphis)
8:45 PM
Are We Throwing the Baby (the “public” good) Out with the Bath Water (top-down technocratic planning and decision-making)? Lesson Learned by a Participatory Action Researcher In Sicily, Italy
Laura Saija (University of Memphis)
9:00 PM
Discussant
Melissa A Checker (City University of New York)
9:15 PM
Discussant
Jeffry Maskovsky (City University New York and City University of New York Graduate Center)
9:30 PM
Discussion
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