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GLOBAL SYSTEMS, CULTURAL PROCESSES, AND LIVED IDENTITIES: ENGAGING THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF JONATHAN FRIEDMAN, PART II
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Reviewed By: American Ethnological Society
Sunday, December 7, 2014: 10:00 AM-11:45 AM

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Organizers:  Rupert Stasch (University of California, San Diego) and Joel L Robbins (University of Cambridge)
Chairs:  Henrik Vigh (University of Copenhagen)
Discussants:  Henrik Vigh (University of Copenhagen)
10:00 AM
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Henrik Vigh (University of Copenhagen)
10:15 AM
Structured Contingency: For an Anthropology of Historical Outcomes
Don Kalb (Central European University and Utrecht University)
10:30 AM
The Chinese Diaspora from a Global Systemic Perspective, or How the Global Is Structural (in Spite of Multi-sitedness)
Anne-Christine Trémon (Université de Lausanne)
10:45 AM
Sociopolitical Transformations in the Peripheries of the New Core of the World Economy: The Relationship of the ‘Chinese Diaspora’ in Malaysia to Chinese Capital and the Chinese State Will
Donald M Nonini (University of North Carolina)
11:00 AM
Divergent Trajectories and Dynamics of Civilisation: From Africa to Eurasia and Beyond
Michael Rowlands (University College London)
11:15 AM
Global Systems As Cultural and Material Processes: Perspectives from Precolonial South America
Alf Hornborg (Lund University)
11:30 AM
Misplaced Concreteness and the Unity of Ethnography and Global Systems
Jonathan Friedman (University of California, San Diego; La Jolla, USA)
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