IAS Bookfest of Forgotten Publications

To make up for this lack of attention, the IAS will host the day-long Bookfest of Forgotten Publications. 
Each author will be given 25 minutes to present their book. How they use that time is up to them - it might be a presentation, a discussion or a reading. It might be by themselves, with co-authors and editors or respondents. 
The Bookfest will be followed by a celebratory reception.

THE PROGRAMME

10:15    Welcome from IAS Director Nicola Miller    
10:30    Haidy Geismar (UCL Anthropology), Ton Otto (Anthropology, Aarhus University and James Cook University) and
             Cameron Warner (Anthropology, Aarhus University): Impermanence - Exploring continuous change across cultures    
11:00    Adam Drazin (UCl Anthropology): Design Anthropology in Context: an introduction to design materiality and collaborative thinking    
11:30    Giovanna Di Martino (UCL Greek & Latin): Translating and Adapting Aeschylus' Seven Against Thebes in the United States     
12:00    Coffee Break    
12:30    Svetlana Sequeira Costa (UCL Slade) et al.: Migration    
13:15    Noele Crossley (UCL Political Science): Understanding Humanitarian Protection    
13:45    Lily Kahn (UCL Hebrew & Jewish Studies), Riitta Valijarvi (UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies):
             West Greenlandic: An Essential Grammar       
14:15    Break
14:45    Adam S. Harris (UCL Political Science): Everyday Identity: Race, Ethnicity and the Bloc Vote in South Africa    
15:15    Julie M. Norman (UCL Political Science): The Palestinian Prisoners Movement: Resistance and Disobedience  
15:45    Break 
16:15    Naftali Loewenthal (UCL Hebrew & Jewish Studies): Hasidism Beyond Modernity: Essays in Habad Thought and History    
16:45    Russell Hitchings (UCL Geography): The Unsettling Outdoors: Environmental Estrangement in Everyday Life    
17:15    Celebratory Reception