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STATE INTERVENTIONS AS BOUNDARY OBJECTS: OFFICIAL CATEGORIES AND CONTESTING PUBLICS IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA
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Reviewed By: Association for Political and Legal Anthropology
Sunday, November 18, 2012: 10:15 AM-12:00 PM

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Anand Vaidya (Harvard University) and Ujala Dhaka-Kintgen (Harvard University)
Chairs:  Anand Vaidya (Harvard University)
Discussants:  Francis P Cody (University of Toronto)
10:15 AM
Causes, Categories, Case Studies: State-Sponsored Treatment and Research In the Production of the Bhopal Gas Survivor
Bridget Hanna (Harvard University)
10:30 AM
Delinking ‘Backwardness’ From Ritual Stigma: State Classification of Backward Classes and Muslim Politics of Representation
Ujala Dhaka-Kintgen (Harvard University)
10:45 AM
Fabricating the State: An ethnographic study of the Everyday State In a Watershed Project In Eastern India
Sailen Routray (Azim Premji University)
11:00 AM
Mediated Legalities and the Boundary Between the Village and the Forest
Anand Vaidya (Harvard University)
11:15 AM
Discussant
Francis P Cody (University of Toronto)
11:30 AM
Discussion
11:45 AM
Discussion
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