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CULTURE AND ECONOMIC ADVERSITY: CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOCULTURAL ENGAGEMENTS
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Sponsored By: Society for Psychological Anthropology
Friday, December 5, 2014: 2:30 PM-4:15 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Claudia Strauss (Pitzer College) and Edward D Lowe (Soka University of America)
Chairs:  Claudia Strauss (Pitzer College)
Discussants:  Thomas S Weisner (University of California Los Angeles)
2:30 PM
The “Real Culture Problem” about Poverty and Work in the United States
Claudia Strauss (Pitzer College)
2:45 PM
Maternal Emotion As an Opportunity for Mobility in a Context of Poverty
Sarah E Rubin (Case Western Reserve University)
3:00 PM
All Our Ambivalent Kin: Toward a “Person-Centered” Orientation to Family-Level Social Support
Claire N Snell-Rood (University of Kentucky)
3:15 PM
“I’m Just Doing Whatever I Have to Do That's Right:” Economic Adversity and the Uneven Realization of Self in Milwaukee
Edward D Lowe (Soka University of America)
3:30 PM
Cultures of Deliberation and Pro-Poor Budgets: Communities of Practice, Race, and Land Disputes in Porto Alegre, Brazil
Ana Paula Pimentel Walker (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)
3:45 PM
Discussant
Thomas S Weisner (University of California Los Angeles)
4:00 PM
Discussion
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