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DAY 1 (July 1, 2010)
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| 9.00-9.15 |
Welcome speech – Prof. John Shattuck,
CEU President and Rector (CEU Auditorium) |
| 9.15-9.45 |
Opening remarks – Prof. Michael
Stewart, UCL, Marie Curie SocAnth Program (CEU Auditorium) |
| 9.45-10.00 |
Coffee break (in front of Gellner
and Popper rooms, CEU) |
| 10.00-12.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
10.00-12.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| "Post-Socialisms": Continuities and Ruptures
between Socialism and Post-Socialism |
State, Civil Society, and Elites: Ethnographies
of Space, Power, and Governance |
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Dimitra Kofti: 'Everything is New, but Everything is the Same': Renegotiating 'Crisis' and Power in a Post-socialist Bulgarian Factory |
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Razvan Dumitru: "The Young and Successful": Reshaping the Public Sphere in Moldova |
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Radu Umbreş: Death and the Regeneration of Amoral Familism |
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Larissa Vetters: Statistics, Statutes and State-building – Enacting the State in Administrative Encounters and the Nature of Vernacular Politics in Post-War Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| 12.30-14.00 |
Lunch and poster presentations
(in front of CEU Auditorium) |
| 14.00-15.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
14.00-15.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| "Post-Socialisms": Continuities and Ruptures
between Socialism and Post-Socialism (Continuation) |
State, Civil Society, and Elites: Ethnographies
of Space, Power, and Governance (Continuation) |
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Monica Vasile: Capitalism meets Post-Socialism: Timber Trade in the Highlands of Romania |
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Theodora Vetta: NGOs and the State: Clash or Class? Circulating Élites of 'Good Governance' in Serbia |
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Neda Deneva: Everyday Citizenship in Migration Context: Bulgarian Muslims and the State/s in-between Bulgaria and Spain |
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Diana Szanto: NGOization and the Language of Human Rights in Post-Conflict, Development-led Reconsolidation in Sierra Leone |
| 15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break (in front of Gellner
and Popper rooms, CEU) |
| 16.00-17.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
16.00-17.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| "Post-Socialisms": Continuities and Ruptures
between Socialism and Post-Socialism (Continuation) |
State, Civil Society, and Elites: Ethnographies
of Space, Power, and Governance (Continuation) |
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Lydie Fialová: Psychiatry in the Czech Republic |
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Andrea Weiss: Deciphering Geopolitics in the Vernacular: Mingrelians and Global Forces - aka the Russian Connection |
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Joanna Zalewska: Social change and later life. Case of Warsaw |
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Mateusz Laszczkowski: Building the Future: Materiality, Temporality and Politics at Astana |
| 17.30-18.30 |
Break |
| 18.30-19.00 |
Prof. Vintila Mihailescu - Opening
speech (CEU Auditorium) |
| 19.00-21.30 |
Reception |
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DAY 2 (July 2,
2010)
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| 9.00-10.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
9.00-10.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| "Post-Socialisms": Continuities and Ruptures
between Socialism and Post-Socialism (Continuation from
Day 1) |
Marginality, Migration, and Fragmentation:
Coping with Ruptures |
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Vihra Barova: Reciprocity and Exchange in the Rhodopean Family, South
Bulgaria |
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Gergő Pulay: Gypsies, Lawbreakers, Vagabonds and Junkies:
Practices of Spatial and Social Distinction in a Bucharest
'Roma Ghetto' |
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Damiana Otoiu: Property Restitution and "(Ethno)national"
Political Discourses and Projects in Postcommunist Romania.
The Case of the Jewish Community |
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Aniko Horvath: Reproduction of Marginality in Post-Socialist Property
Regimes: Historical Continuities and Ruptures in Home
Ownership in Urban Romania |
| 10.30-11.00 |
Coffee break (in front of Gellner
and Popper rooms, CEU) |
| 11.00-13.00 |
Lecture - Douglas R. Holmes, The
Euro: A Public Currency in the Making (CEU Auditorium) |
| 13.00-14.30 |
Lunch and poster presentations
(in front of CEU Auditorium) |
| 14.30-16.00 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
14.30-16.00 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| Reforms and Cosmologies: Redefining Popular
Governance |
Marginality, Migration, and Fragmentation:
Coping with Ruptures (Continuation) |
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Mariya Ivancheva: Socialist Intellectuals in the University Reform of
the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela |
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Martin Fotta: Nomadism and Violence among the Calons |
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Gábor Halmai: Towards a New Society? Direct Democracy Practices among
the Brazilian Landless |
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Catalina Tesar: Gendered bodies and medical technologies among Cortorari
Romanian Romany speakers |
| 16.00-16.30 |
Coffee break (in front of Gellner
and Popper rooms, CEU) |
| 16.30-18.00 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
16.30-18.00 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| Reforms and Cosmologies: Redefining Popular
Governance (Continuation) |
Marginality, Migration, and Fragmentation:
Coping with Ruptures (Continuation) |
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Raluca Pernes: State Authority or the Lack Thereof: Norms and Practices
in the Management of Peri-Urban Lands in Southern Ghana |
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Olena Fedyuk: Circular Migration of Two Generations: Ukrainian Female
Labor Migration to Italy |
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Viorel Anastasoaie: Are hurricanes Revolutionary or Counter-Revolutionary?
Natural Disasters, Revolutionary Cosmology and Moral
Debates in Contemporary Cuba |
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Michal Sipos: Disorder, Fragmentation and Everyday Life. The case of the
Chechen Refugees in Poland |
| 18.00- |
Free evening (Please consult Welcome
pack for list of suggested restaurants) |
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DAY 3 (July 3,
2010)
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| 9.00-10.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
9.00-10.30 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| Religious Experience, Institutionalized Religions,
and the Vernacular Politics of Identity |
Ethnicities, Spatialized: Divided Cities and
Contested Public Spaces |
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Maja Veselic: Good citizens and good Muslims: Chinese
Muslim Activism in Northwest China |
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Zsuzsanna Eva Katona: Contesting Space across Cultural
Intimacies in South Tel Aviv Jaffa: Becoming Public |
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Galina Oustinova-Stjepanovic: Incomplete Mystics:
Religious Failure among Roma Muslims in Urban Macedonia |
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Elisabeth Schober: Violent Imaginations: Liminal Encounters
from Camptown to the Inner City. Seoul and the United
States Armed Forces in South Korea |
| 10.30-11.00 |
Coffee break (in front of Gellner
and Popper rooms, CEU) |
| 11.00-11.45 |
Panel presentations: Stream 1 (Gellner Room) |
11.00-11.45 |
Panel presentations: Stream 2 (Popper Room) |
| Religious Experience, Institutionalized Religions,
and the Vernacular Politics of Identity (Continuation)
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Ethnicities, Spatialized: Divided Cities and
Contested Public Spaces (Continuation) |
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Sorin Gog: The New Heavenly Citizenship: Gypsiness
and the Pentecostal Politics of Identity |
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Ana Aceska: “Beyond dichotomies” or how to assess a very peculiar borderline: the cases of one monument and one kafana in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina |
| 12.00-13.30 |
Lunch and poster presentations
(in front of CEU Auditorium) |
| 13.30-15.30 |
Roundtable discussion and closing
remarks (CEU Auditorium) |
| 15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break (in front of CEU Auditorium) |
| 19.00- |
Gala buffet and concert |
