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Preliminary Topics of the Academic Sessions/Panels, IUAES2008
Preliminary Programme of the Academic Sessions/Panels, IUAES2008Draft
(March 15, 2008)
(Note)
11-02929
Sessions/Panels No.: It is the Accepted Round No. and Session/Panel No.. For example, 1-029 means the Accepted Round No. 1 and Session/Panel No. 029.
2120-18090-10060
The sizes of meeting room: There are three sizes of meeting room. Large means large meeting room for 120-180 persons, Middle means middle meeting room for 90-100 persons, Small means small meeting room for 60 persons.
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Date: The Congress will be held from July 15 to 23. For example, 21, 22means from July 21 to 22.
1. Aging and the Aged
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
1
1-029
2122
19
20
Singapore
Perspectives of Aging in Diverse Cultures
/Dena Shenk
Leng Leng THANG
[email protected] [email protected]
Chairperson of Commission on Aging and the Aged National University of Singapore
2
4-039
212223
27
20
India
Feminization of Ageing and Gender Issues: Asia Region
Amrita Bagga
University of Poona
3
5-18
16
11
11
Bangladesh
Aging and Population
AKM Shafiul Islam
Department of Sociology ,University of Rajshahi
2. Anthropology of AIDS
4
1-035
Switzerland
Anthropology and Future International Responses to The HIV AIDS Pandemic
David Pitt
Chairman of Commission on the Anthropology of Aids
3. Archaeological Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
5.
2-046
34
34
China
Theories, Methods, and Practice of Ethnoarchaeology
Liu Wen-suo
Sun Yat-sen University
6.
4-081
China
Study on Ancient Peoples Diet and Social Life by Isotope Analysis of 13C and 15N from Human Bones
:
Zhang Xue-lian
Institute of Archaeology, CASS
7.
3-017
Uzbekistan
Preservation and Conservation of Cultural Heritage: Petroglyphs and Archaeological Monuments in Sarmishsay Gorge
Muhiddin Khujanazarov
Institute of Archaeology, Samarkand Division of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan
8.
4-041
2122
15
15
Russia
Kazan Kremlin: Historic-Archaeological Study
Sitdikov Airat
Inctitution histori Tatarstan
9.
4-068
31
31
China
The Diversity of Archaeological Culture Around the World
Li Kun-sheng
Yunnan University
10.
5-012
161718
48
48
India
Hominoid and Human Evolution with special reference to Asia: New Evidences and New Interpretations
Anek RamSankhyan
V.R. Rao
Palaeoanthropologist
Anthropological Surveyof India
11.
2-027
Poland
Paleogeography of the River Valley and developement of the Civilisation
Bartek Szmoniewski
Institute of Archeology and EthnologyPolish Academy of Sciences
4 Children,Youth and Childhood
12.
19
2021
86
18
18
UK/India
/1-014
Conference of Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods IUAES
IUAES
9
Panel 1 Childrens Citizenship and Childrens Memberships: Entitlements and Duties in Their Living Context, Policy Making and Notions of Citizenship
1
Antonella Invernizzi/Deepak Kumar Behera
Chair person of Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods
University of Wales/ Sambalpur University
IUAES
11.
India
1-015
Panel 2 Vulnerable Children
2
Deepak Kumar Behera
Chair person of Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods
Sambalpur University
12.
India/China
/1-016
Panel 3 Chinese Childhood
3
Deepak Kumar Behera/Zhijun Liu
Chair person of Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods
Sambalpur University
Zhejiang University
13.
India/China
/1-017
Panel 4 Childhood Ethnographies
4
Deepak Kumar Behera/Zhijun Liu
Chair person of Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods
Sambalpur University
Zhejiang University
14.
U.S.A .
1-018
Panel 5 Child Rights Discourses and the Location of Childhood: Global and Local Exchanges
5
Stephanie Brown
Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods
California State University
15.
France
1-019
Panel 6 Transfer of Knowledge and Children Agency: Reconstructing the Paradigms of Socialization
6
Marine Carrin
Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhoods
CNRS
16.
India
5-004
Panel 7 Globalization: Its Prospects and Disasters for Children
7
Deepak Behera
Joint-organized by: Commission on Anthropological Dimensions of Global Change, and Commission on Children and Youth IUAES
IUAES
17.
USA /New Zealand
/
3-002
Panel 8 The Anthropology of Young Love
8
Deepak Kumar Behera
Margaret Trawick
Members-at-Large of IUAESChairperson of the IUAES Commission on Anthropology of Children, Youth and Childhood
IUAES
Messy University of New Zealand
18.
India
4-040
Panel 9 Youth and identity
9
E.P.K. Das
Deemed University
13.
1-043
2122
15
15
Mxico
Childhood In Prehipanic Mesoamerica Bioarcheological Approach
Dra. Lourdes Marquez Morfin
Ernesto Gonzalez Licon
del Instituto Nacional de Antropologa e Historia
14.
5-022
2122
18
18
Czech Republic
Childhood obesity in different parts of the world
PARIZKOVA Jana
Obesity Management Centre, Institute of Endocrinology
15. 5Communication Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
16.
4-067
China
Toward an Equilibrium Account of Contemporary Chinese Media Discourse
Shi Xu
Zhejiang University
17.
4-079
1617
19
18
China
Ethnic Jounralism/Communication and Social Development in Ethnic Minorities Regions
Bai Run-sheng
Central University for Nationalities
6Cultural Diversity Reasearch from Multi-disciplinary
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
18.
2-012
2-013
2122
10
10
USA
Civilization Africana
Gloria Emeagwali
Central Connecticut State university
19.
USA
Knowledge Production, Ethnology and Africa
(Roundtable Discussion)
Prof. Tunde Zack-Williams
Gloria Emeagwali
Central Connecticut State university
20.
2-014
1920
37
Canada/China
/
Cultural Diversity in the Globalizing Era: Comparisons of Approaches to Multicultural Diversity
Jean L.Kunz/
Du Fachun
Policy Research Initiative Canada
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
21.
136-
2-026
Bangladesh
Cultural Diversity and Development in South and South-East Asia
Anwarullah Chowdhury
Shahed Hassan
University of Dhaka
22.
213-
2-028
2122
40
34
Bangladesh
Diverse Ethnic Rites of Passage
M Zulfiquar Ali Islam
Md Mustafa Kamal Akand
University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh
23.
65-
2-049
1819
19
China
Oral Tradition and Cultural Diversity
Chao Ge-jin
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
24.
2393-006
16
4
4
Germany
Academic Constructions of Concepts of (Ethnic) Minority in Eurasia
Chris Hann
Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology
25.
3-012
1
1
Canada
The Cultural Significance of Textiles in Contemporary Southeast Asia
Michael C. Howard
Simon Fraser University
26.
3-014
2122
11
11
America
Contemporary Chinese Culture
Robert Moore
Rollins College, USA
27.
3-031
2122
19
19
Belgium
Politics of the Past: Nostalgia, Authenticity, Conservation
David Berliner
Universite Libre de Bruxelles
28.
4-025
Canada
Indigenous Peoples: Cultural Survival, Governance and Development
Panel 1: Museums, cultural sites and the survival of Indigenous people and Ethnic Minorities (Dr. Marie-Franoise Gudon) (C)
Panel 2: Indigenous people and cultural tourism (Dr. Qiang Li (C)
Panel 3: Indigeneity and intangible culture
(Dr. Angela Sumegi) (C)
Panel 4: Indigenous Society, Research and Governance (Dr. Martin Kalulambi) (C)
1
2
3
4
Marie-Franoise Gudon
University of Ottawa
29.
4-032
1920
21
U.K.
Power- sharing in Multi-ethnic states
Muhammad Mushtaq
Yunas Samad
Pritam Singh
Oxford University
University of Bradford
Oxford Brookes University
30.
4-043
1920
13
Palestine
Palestine: an Anthropologically Imagined Site
Esmail Nashif
Bir Zeit University
31.
4-045
1920
18
18
Singapore
Beyond Hills and Plains in Southwest China and the Southeast Asian Massif
Stan B-H Tan
National University of Singapore
32.
4-046
1920
20
20
France
Negotiating Cultural Diversity: Representations of Alterity, Nationalisms and Hybridity
Frangville Vanessa
IETT, Jean Moulin University of Lyon
33.
4-047
9
9
USA
Socialism and the Work of The Imagination
Ariana Hernandez
University of California, San Diego
34.
4-049
1920
26
26
Brasil
A Play of Mirrors: Subjects of Identity, Subjects of Difference In Latin-American Anthropologies
Adolfo de Oliveira
Miguel Alberto Bartolom
Gonzalo Diaz Crovetto
Centro Pos-Graduao em Antropologia Social, Universidade de Braslia
35.
4-054
1920
14
15
USA/Israel
/
Equal Opportunities, Cultural Rights, and Ethics of Fieldwork and Publication:NGOs, Communities at Home and Abroad, and the World of Academic Authorship
NGO
Smadar Lavie
Rafi Shubel
Macalester College, USA
The NGOs Coalition Against Apartheid in Israeli Anthropology
36.
4-059
16
12
11
Mexico
Unity and Diversity in Mesoamerica. Ethnological and Historical Approaches
Johannes Neurath
National Museum of Anthropology
37.
4-076
2021
44
39
China
Harmonious Theories for Chinese Philosophy in Multicultural Society
Deng Hong-lei
South-Central China University for Nationalities
38.
5-014
16
12
12
Cuba
Researcher`s Ethics in Field Work
VERA,ANA
Centro de Investigacion y Desarrollo de la Cultura Cubana
Juan Marinello
39.
1-051
2-017
1617
1718
79
79
China/ USA
/
Diversity andChange:Cross-CulturalPerspectivesonMarriageandtheFamily
Qu Mingan
Chuan-kang Shih
Yunnan University
University of Florida
40.
USA
How Have Societies with Matrilineal Descent Systems Fared in the Modern Globalized World.
Abraham Rosman/Paula G. Rubel
Columbia. University
7. Development and Economic Anthropology
41.
2041
1819
22
19
China/USA
/
The Study of Economic Issues from the Perspective of Anthropology and Ethnology--Seminar on Economic Anthropology and Ethnic Economics
:
Shi Lin/
Tamar Diana Wilson
Central University for Nationalities
The Association of Borderlands Studies
42.
2066
2021
30
30
China
Causes of Poverty in Ethnic Countryside Communities in Mountain Areas and Strategies of Poverty Alleviation
Xiao Ying
Yunnan University
43.
3-038
Egypt
Rural Communities Access to Resources and Global Pressures
Mohamed Hassan M. Abdel Aal
Faculty of Agriculture, Cairo University
44.
3009
23
2
2
Bangladesh
Anthropological Perspective: Micro-Financing for Poverty Reduction in the Asian Region
A H M Zehadul Karim
University of Rajshahi
45.
4024
1920
19
16
Australia/German
/China
//
Making a Difference? Social Assessments and the Role of Social Scientists in Development and Investment
Susanna Price
Wang Chaogang
Bettina Gransow
Kathy Robinson
Australian National University
World Bank Office
Institute of East Asian Studies Freie Universitt Berlin
Australian National University
46.
3-034
22
13
11
USA
Dams and Development: An Assessment of Ecological, Economic and Socio-cultural Impacts
Bryan Tilt
Oregon State University
47.
2-048
1617
33
33
China
Study on Tibetan Social Changes
Ge Le
Tibet Research Center of China
Tibet Academy of Social Sciences
48.
6014
1819
61
21
China
Participation and Development: Leading the Developmental Anthropology
Zhou Daming
Zhu Jiangang
[email protected]; [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
Sun Yat-sen University
49.
7-13
18
12
China
Anthropological Reflections on Development Interventions: Current Status and Challenges
Zhu Xiaoyang()
Lu Dequan()
Peking University
50.
7-
20
China
Ethnic Development Research & Culture and Protection of the Cultural Heritage
Zhang Mingxin
Central University for Nationalities
51.
2-030
1920
18
17
India
Peoples Participation in Development Programme in Asian Countries
A.K.Singh
Ranchi University, India
52.
3-015
16
13
13
New Zealand
Nature, Mind and Society: an Indigenous Critique of Development
`Okusitino MHINA
University of Auckland and Tpinga`amaama Institute for Critical Inquiry and Applied Research
8Educational Anthropology
53.
1041
1920
15
15
USA.
Education and Professional Self-Making in Post-Reform Era China
Emily Wilcox
University of California, Berkeley and San Francisco
54.
1053
48
48
China
Education of Indigenous and Ethnic Minority Groups and Human Cultural Diversity
Chen Bateer
Nankai University
9Enterprise Anthropology
55.
21
212223
20
20
Japan/Hong Kong
/4-035
Conference of Enterprise Anthropology
8
Panel 1 The Comparative Study of Corporate Cultures in East Asia in the Global Age
1
Hirochika Nakamaki
Dixon Heung Wah-Wong
National Museum of Ethnology
The University of Hong Kong
65-
Canada
4-029
Panel 2 Minority Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development
2
Howard Lin/
Robert Anderson
anderson@uregina
Ryerson University
University of Regina
66-
USA
7-
Panel 3 Enterprises AnthropologyReview and Prospect
3
Ken C. Erickson
Director, Pacific Ethnography
67-
USA
7-
Panel 4 Enterprises AnthropologyThe Chinese in Hi-tech Companies of Silicon Valley
Roundtable Discussion
4
()
Bernerd P. Wong
Director of the Center for Urban AnthropologyProfessor of Anthropology
San Francisco State University
68-
Panel 5 Consumer Behavior and Credit Research: The Role of Anthropology in Enterprise Development
5
Bernerd P. Wong
Director of the Center for Urban AnthropologyProfessor of Anthropology
San Francisco State University
69-
China
7-
Panel6 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): An Anthropological Approach
6
Li Yujun
Research Center of Urban Development and EnvironmentCASS
70-
China
7-
Panel 7 Chinese Entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia and China
7
Thock Kiah Wah
Thock Ker Pong
Department of Chinese Studies, University of Malaya
71-
China
7-
Panel 8 The Role of Social Network in Chinese Business
8
Zhao Yandong
[email protected], [email protected]
Zhang Jijiao
[email protected] [email protected]
National Research Center for Science and Technology for Development
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
10. Ecological/Environmental Anthropology /
56.
2-003
23
4
4
India
Himalaya: Ecology, Adaptability and Culture
Ajai Pratap Singh [email protected]
Commission on Anthropology of Small Islands
57.
4-044
1920
20
13
USA
The Future of Human Adaptability: Cultural Diversity in Ecological Perspective
Sponsel, Leslie E.
University of Hawai`I
58.
4-058
1617
20
18
Italy
Ecomuseology Between Sustainable and Untenable Tourism. From Systemic Emergencies In Theoretical Field, to Systemic Induction in Practical Application
Antonia Bertocchi
University of Florence
59.
2-051
1617
36
36
China
Forum on Minorities Traditional Ecological Knowledge
He Yao-hua
Yunnan University for Nationalities
60.
2-052
1819
21
21
China
Explanation on Cultural Background of Interpreting Environmental Problems: Theory and Practice of Ecological Anthropology Today
Zheng Xiao-yun
Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences
61.
6-009
23
6-008
15
10
Japan/China
/
Environmental Issues in China from Athropological Perspective
NAKAWO Masayoshi
Li Yujun
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature ,Japan
Research Center of Urban Development and Environment, CASS
62.
Japan
Afro-Eurasian Inner Dry Land Civilizations
SHIMADA Yoshihoto
Comparative Studies in Social and Human Sciences, Nagoya Unversity
63.
2-024
1617
16
14
India
Anthropology of Water
S. Narayan
A.N. Sinha Institute of Social Studies India
64.
6-012
1920
41
35
China/
South Korea
/
The Cross-Cultural Dialogue of Ecological Security View
-
Luo Kanglong
CHUN Kyung-Soo
Jishou University China
Seoul University Korea
65.
2-062
1819
34
34
China
Ecological Environment and Ethnic Culture
Shi Kai-zhong
Guizhou University for Nationalities
11Ethnic Culture Studies
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
66.
1-047
19
1718
49
49
China Mainland/Taiwan
Zang-Yi Corridor: Cultural Diversity, Ethnic Interaction and Development
:
Li Shao-ming/Huang shu-ming
/
Institute for Ethnic Studies of Sichuan Province/ Institute of Ethnology,Academia Sinica
/
67.
2-023
16 17
22
20
Australia
Ethnic Minorities and Ethnicity In China
Nicholas C.T. Tapp & Elisabeth Hsu
Australian National University
68.
2-054
22
22
34
29
China
Trans-Cultural Dialogue: Bilateral Exchanges between Tibetan and Chinese Culture
Shu Xi-hong
Northwest University for Nationalities
69.
2-064
China
Ethnic Groups in Northwest China against Globalization: Descent, Protection and Development
Wang Xi-long/ Li Jing
/
Lanzhou University
70.
1617
40
40
China
2-067
Workshop of the Chinese Folk Literature and Art Association
Panel 1 The International Inheritance of the Baiyue Nationalitys Rice-cropping Civilization
1
Liu Zhi-feng
[email protected], [email protected]
Chinese Folk Literature and Art Association
71.
China
2-068
Panel 2 Oceanic Economy and Cultural Changes along the Water Silk Road of South China
2
Lin He
[email protected], [email protected]
Chinese Folk Literature and Art Association
72.
3-025
20
16
16
USA
Minorities Cultural Studies; Value and Problems, and Cultural Globalizations and Multi-Cultural Studies
Yuheng Bao
North Carolina A7T State UniversityUSA
Harbin Institute of Technology, China
73.
3-028
1617
37
29
Bulgaria
Contemporary Ethnological Research on Ethnicity Theory, Policy, Case Studies
Elya Tzaneva
Ethnographic Institute and Museum, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
74.
4-060
Hong Kong
Nostalgia and Community Cultures in Taiwan
Selina Ching CHAN
Hong Kong Shue Yan University
75.
4-069
1819
18
17
China
Education, Diffusion and Succession of Ethnic Minorities Cultures
Yang Fu-quan
Yunnan Academy of Social Science
76.
4-073
2021
2122
49
46
China
King GeSaer Culture Studies
Jianzan Cairang
North-west University for Nationalities
77.
4-088
202122
21
2122
180
180
China
Conference of China Ethnology SocietyCultural Diversity and the Construction of Harmonious Society
Panel 1. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Harmony
Panel 2. Cultural Diversity and Religious Harmony
Panel 3. Han Societys Culture and Social Inclusion in China
Panel 4. Cultural Diversity and Harmonious World
Panel 5. Universality and Specialty of Culture in East Asia
Panel 6. Ethnic Minorities and Contemporary World
1
2
3
4
5
6
He Xing-liang
China Ethnology Society
78.
4-065
1920
22
22
USA/China
/
Cultural Diversity in Building a Harmonious Society
Tian Xiao-xiu /G. E. Guldin
/
Central University for Nationalities
Pacific Lutheran University
79.
7-
22
China
Ethnology Today in Contemporary Word
Roundtable Discussion
Zhou Guangda
Guangxi University for Nationaliies
80.
5-024
23
7
7
India
Bio-Cultural Diversity among the Indian tribal
Karma Oraon
Department of Anthropology
Ranchi University
81.
5-033
China
Minorities in Northwest China in Globalization Context: Anthropological Study on the Silk Road
Yang Jian-xin/ Wu Mu
/
Lanzhou University
82.
2-056
20
202122
61
40
China
Interpretation of Hakka History and Culture in Anthropological View
Fang Xue-jia
Jiaying University of Guangdong
83.
7-
China
Memory of Forest: The Culture of Hunting and Reindeer in North Pole and Sub-North Pole
Bai Lan
Inner Mongolia Academy of Social Sciences
84.
21
212223
China
Ethnic Group / Settlement / National Architecture
/ /
Shan Deqi
National Architecture Institute of China / School of Architecture, Tsinghua University
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
85.
1-025
1617
16
16
USA.
Representing Ethnicity: Dynamics of Practice and Research
:
E. L. Cerroni-Long
Chairperson of Commission on Ethnic Relations IUAES
86.
2-047
1617
37
37
China /Vietnam
/
Forum on Chinese and East Asian Nations
Zhou Jian-xin
Pham Quang Hoan
Guangxi University for Nationalities
Vietnam Academy of Social Science Nationality Research Institute
87.
2-058
20
16
16
China
Ethnic Relations in Regions of the Cross-border Ethnic Group in Northeast Asia and Studying of Harmonious Society
/
Liu Zhi-wen
Jilin Provincial Institute of Ethnic Studies
88.
4-026
16
12
12
Canada
Institutional Change and Ethnic Relations in Transitional Societies
Janet Salaff / Wei Xing
University of Toronto
89.
5-016
12
12
India
Ethnicity and Development: Issues in South and Southeast Asia
Amarjiva Lochan
University of Delhi, Delhi, India
90.
1-050
1718
31
31
China
The Transformation of Social System and Harmoniuous Development in the Ethnic Region of Southweat China in the 20s Century
20
Chen Yu-ping
South West University for Nationalities
91.
6-016
30
30
China
Marxist Theory about Ethno-nationl Issues and Practice
Wang Xien
China Ethnic Theory Society
92.
5-030
China
Nationalism: History, Reality and Future
Liu Hong
Institute of Ethnology & Anthropology,
Chinese Academy of Social SciencesCASS
93.
5-031
1920
42
42
China
Chinese Minority Research and Ethnic Policy
Jin Bing-hao / Xiong Kun-xin
/
Central University for Nationalities
94.
1-048
1819
2122
47
43
China
Language, Urbanization and Ethnic Identities
Xu Da-ming
Nanjing University
716-18
95.
4-062
1920
20
20
China/Thailand
/
Zhuang-Thai Ethnic Groups: Identification and Cultural Communication
Zhao Ming-long/ Ratanaporn Sethakul
/
Guangxi Academy of Social Science
Payap University, Thailand
96.
7-7
15
16
Australia
The Negotiation of Indigenous Identities in Comparative Perspective
David Trigger
Greg Acciaioli
University of Western Australia
University of Queensland
97.
1617
1819
25
51
40
China/U.S.A./
Japan
//5026
Miao/Hmong Studies & Anthropology
Panel 1 The Ethnic Identity Construction of the Miao/Hmong in Various State and History Contexts
1
Shi Mao-ming (China)
Louisa Schein (U.S.A.)
SUZUKI-Masataka (Japan)
Yang Zhi-qiang (Japan/China)
Institute of Ethnology & Anthropology, CASS
State University of New JerseyU.S.A.
Keio University, Japan
Guizhou University
73.
China/USA
/
613
Panel 2 Research on Hmong Studies & Anthropology
2
Weng Jialie
Zhang Xiao
Dia Cha (USA)
Guizhou Hmong Society
98.
6004
USA
Race and Ethnicity Through the Lens of Economics, Sociology and Public Policy
Samuel L. Myers
Roy Wilkins Professor of Human Relations and Social Justice
University of Minnesota
99.
6011
20
17
17
China/German
/
German Ethnological Research in China (1860-present)
1860
Xiaobing Wang-Riese
Cultural Anthropology at the Xinjiang Normal University and Institute of Sinology, University of Munich.
100.
3008
16
10
10
Germany
Local Identity and Transnational Social Space: The Decolonization of the (Indigenous) Mind
Ruediger Korff
University of Passau
13Food and Nutrition
101.
1-046
3-013
1617
24
24
India
Human Growth and Nutrition
Raghbir Singh
Retired as Professor of Anthropology, University of affiliation
Delhi
102.
Canada
Food and Identity Politics in Peripheral Cultures
Doyle G Hatt
University of Calgary
14Gender and Woman Studies
103.
16
171819
65
58
65
USA.
1-026
Conference of Commission on the Anthropology of Women IUAES
IUAES10
Panel 1 Womens Knowledge and Environment Related Skills
1
Faye V Harrison
Members-at-Large of IUAES,Chairperson of Commission on the Anthropology of Women
IUAES
109.
USA.
1-027
Panel 2 Contribution of Women and Girl-Children to Economy and Development
2
Faye V Harrison
Members-at-Large of IUAES
Chairperson of Commission on the Anthropology of Women
110.
India
1-028
Panel 3 Women Headed Households: Social and Economic Significance
3
Subhadra Mitra Channa
Co-Chairperson of Commission on the Anthropology of Women
University of Delhi
111.
USA
3-001
Panel 4 Knowledge, Imagination, and Strategies for Well-being and Empowerment: Gendered Obstacles and Opportunities
4
Faye V. Harrison
Members-at-Large of IUAES
Chairperson of Commission on the Anthropology of Women
IUAES
112.
China
4-80
Panel 5 Ethnic Minority Woman Health and Eco-Environment in the Gender Perspective
5
Yang Guo-cai
Yunnan University for Nationalities
113.
China
6-019
Panel6 Tradition and Development in Gender Perspective
6
Tan Lin
[email protected] [email protected]
Woman Studies Institute of China
114.
Canada/China
/
7-
Panel7Gender, Culture and Natural Resource Management and Use
7
Marilyn Porter/
Wuga
Commission on the Anthropology of Women IUAES
IUAES
115.
China
Panel8
8
116.
China
Panel9
9
117.
China
Panel10
10
104.
1-052
1819
38
38
China
Retrospect and Prospect: A Sdudy on Ethnic Group, Gender and Development
Ma Lin-ying
South West University for Nationalities
105.
2-010
161718
53
41
UK
Muslim Women in Diverse Contexts: Gender, Development and Womens Voices
Maria Jaschok
University of Oxford
15Globalization Anthropology
106.
3-003
16
17
35
35
USA/Mexico
/
Anthropology of Globalization
Tomoko Hamada Connolly /
Elena Bilbao Gonzalez
Members-at-Large of IUAES
College of William and Mary
IUAES
107.
2-032
16
8
8
Iran
Clothing in Urban Areas
Soheila Shahshahani
Shahid Beheshti University
Co-Chairperson of IUAES
Executive Secretary of the Commission on Urban Anthropology
IUAES
108.
Russia
The Future of Global Civilization: Anthropological Perspectives
Andrey Korotayev
Dmitri Bondarenko
Commission on Theoretical Anthropology
IUASE
IUAES
Andrey Korotayev,
Russian State University for the Humanities
Dmitri Bondarenko,
Russian Academy of Sciences
109.
2-019
16
11
11
Cte dIvoire
Economic Crisis, Armed Conflicts and Wars:
A Critical Diversity Destruction Process
Diamoi Joachim Agbroffi
Universit de Bouak, Cte dIvoire
110.
2-035
1920
China/Spain
/
Minority Area Autonomy in World Countries: Practice and Trend
Zhu Lun
Xulio(Spain)
[email protected] [email protected]
Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, CASS
111.
3-033
Switzerland/ France
/
Polynesian networking & Contemporary Global Processes
Christian Ghasarian/
Tamatoa Bambridge
Universit de Neuchtel, Switzerland
Universit de Polynsie franaise, Tahiti, Polynsia
112.
France
5-002
Globalization and Socio-Economic Change
Sessioin 1 National Identity Formation by the State in the Global Period
1
Laurent Bazin
Executive SecretaryCommission on Anthropological Dimensions of Global Change, IUAES
President of AFAFrench Association of Anthropologists
118.
France
5-003
Sessioin 2 Social and Economic Change: Disparity of National Situations under Globalization
2
Laurent Bazin
Executive SecretaryCommission on Anthropological Dimensions of Global Change, IUAES
President, AFA French Association of Anthropologists
113.
7-
23
Brasil
International Cooperation in Anthropology
Roundtable Discussion
()
Gustavo Lins Ribeiro
World Council of Anthropological Associations
16Historical Anthropology
114.
2-063
1718
41
41
China
Historical Anthropology :Interaction between Time and Spaces and Culture
Lan Da-ju
Xiamen University
115.
3-007
16
14
10
Mexico
Historias y Epistemologa en Diversas Antropologas del sur (Mxico, Brasil, Costa Rica y Espaa)
,,
Mechthild Rutsch
DEAS- National Institute for Anthropology and History (INAH)
116.
3-024
USA
Cross-Culture Study in Contemporary Chinese Histories
Peng Deng
Department of History and Political Science, High Point University
117.
4-053
1617
18
18
Russia
Cross-cultural interaction of peoples of the Volga region: history and the present.
Sergey Rychkov
Institute of public service at the President of Republic Tatarstan
118.
4-064
China
/
The Origins and Formative Processes of the Chinese People
-----
Deng Xiao-hua/
Wang Ming-ke
/
Xiamen University
Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
119.
5-028
1920
32
32
China
History Anthropology: An Open Field of Vision
Zhang Xiao-jun/
Cheng May Bo
/
Tsinghua University
120.
6-017
China
Ancient Ethnographical Texts and the Identity Between Ethnic Groups
Luo Xianyou
China Ethnic History Society
17Human Ecology
121.
18
192021
50
50
Poland
1-020
9th World Academic Conference on Human Ecology
IUAES
5
Panel 1 Causal or Cylical-Pulsative Growth in Human Ontogenesis
1 ----
Napoleon Wolanski
Honorary chairman of the Commission of Human Ecology
119.
Poland
1-023
Panel 2 Variation in Human Size and Form in Phylo- and Ontogetic Development
2
Napoleon Wolanski
Honorary chairman of the Commission of Human Ecology
120.
Poland
1-024
Panel 3 Changes in Teeth Eruption in Phylo- and Ontogenesis of Homo
3
Napoleon Wolanski
Honorary chairman of the Commission of Human Ecology
121.
Poland
3-005
Panel 4 Months-of-Birth-Effect on Human Growth and Development
4
Anna Siniarska-Wolanska
Commission of Human Ecology, IUAES
IUAES
122.
Japan/ Australia
/ Poland
/
/2-022
Panel 5 Advances in Dental Anthropology: Genetic and Environmental Factors
5
Eisaku Kanazawa
Grant Townsend
Elzbieta Zadzinska
Napoleon Wolanski
Nihon University School of Dentistry at Matsudo
School of Dentistry, The University of Adelaide
University of Lodz, Poland
Polish Academy of Sciences
18Human Rights
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
122.
18
192021
60
60
India/China
/5-006
Workshop of Commission on Human Rights
IUAES
8
Session 1 : Indigenous People: Struggle for Survival
1
Buddhadeb Chaudhuri
Zhang Hai-yang
Chairman of Commission on Human Rights
Calcutta University
Central University for Nationalities
IUAES
123.
India
5-007
Session 2 : Health for All : Relevance of Indigenous Wisdom and Knowledge
2
Buddhadeb Chaudhuri,
Chairman, Commission on Human Rights, IUAES
chair in AnthropologyUniversity of Calcutta
IUAES
124.
India
5-008
Session 3 : Human Security, Disadvantaged People and Development: The Emerging Challenges in the Era of Globalization
3
Buddhadeb Chaudhuri
Chairman, Commission on Human Rights, IUAES
chair in AnthropologyUniversity of Calcutta
IUAES
125.
India
5-09
Session 4 : Religion, Communalism and Human Rights
4
Buddhadeb Chaudhuri
Chairman, Commission on Human Rights, IUAES
chair in AnthropologyUniversity of Calcutta
IUAES
126.
India
5-010
Session 5: Universality of Human Rights and Asian Religions and Cultures
5
M. Abdus Sabur
Commission on Human Rights, IUAES
Secretary General Asian Resource Foundation
IUAES
127.
U.S.A./ India
/5-011
Session 6 : Human Rights: Emerging Challenges in the Global South and the Global North
6
Rebecca M. Klenk
Buddhadeb Chaudhuri,
University of Tennessee
Chairman of Commission on Human Rights, IUAES
chair in AnthropologyUniversity of Calcutta
IUAES
128.
India
5-005
Session 7 Peace, Conflict Transformation and Sustainable Development in Multi-ethnic Asia
7
Buddhadeb Chaudhuri
Chairman of Commission on Human Rights Calcutta University
IUAES
129.
India
2-015
Session 8 Human Right and Multi Cultural Society ContinuumA Global Approach
8
Alok Chantia
Lucknow University
19Indigenous Knowledge
123.
3-004
19
202122
59
59
USA /Russia
/
Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development
Dorothy Billings
RUDNEV Viatcheslav
Co-Chairperson of the Commission on Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Development, IUAES.
IUAES
124.
4-056
16
9
6
USA
Indigenous Epistemology and Science: Some Parallels and Contrasts With Neoclassical Theory, Complexity Theory and Dialectical-Historical Materialism
James M. Craven
Clark College, WA
125.
2-016
17
181920
112
107
Bangladesh
Indigenous Knowledge for Ecological Resource Management
M Zulfiquar Ali Islam
A H M Zehadul Karim
University of Rajshahi
126.
2-020
16
9
9
Cte dIvoire
Indigenous Knowledge and Information Society: Stakes of The Development in Black Africa
Abolou Camille
Universit de Bouak, Cte d'Ivoire.
127.
3-011
21
2122
53
53
India
Indigenous Knowledge System and Common Peoples Rights
D Das Gupta
Visva-Bharati University
128.
2018
17
7
India
Cultural Diversity and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Nehal Farooquee
Institute of Himalaya Environment and Development, India
20. Legal Anthropology and Legal Pluralism
129.
4-02
161718
171819
180
Switzerland
Biannual Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Legal Pluralist Perspectives on Humanity, Development and Cultural Diversity
IUAES
18
Panel 1 Does Applied Legal Anthropology Contribute to an Improved Governance of Legal Pluralism?
1
Anne Griffiths
[email protected] Weilenmann
www.konfliktforschung.ch
President, Commission on Legal Pluralism IUAES
Executive Secretary, Commission on Legal PluralismOffice for Conflict Research in Developing Countries
130.
Netherlands
Panel 1 Decentralization, Land, and Natural Resources in Indonesia
IUAES
1
Laurens Bakker
Gustaaf Reerink
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Nijmegen University
Leiden University
IUAES
131.
Norway
Panel 2 Resignifications: Law, Justice, Moralities
IUAES
2
Susanne Brandtstdter
Commission on Legal Pluralism
University of Oslo
IUAES
132.
Indonesia
Panel 3 Four Patterns of State Response: Addressing Economic, Ecological, Social, Political and Religious Problems in the Context of Legal Pluralism
IUAES
3
Benny Ferdy Malonda
Edwin J.H Wuysang
Commission on Legal Pluralism
University of Sam Ratulangi
Division for Industry, Cabinet Secretariat of the Republic of Indonesia
IUAES
133.
U.K.
Panel 4 Culture, Justice and Human Rights: the Legal Recognition of Indigenous Law
IUAES
4
Sandra Brunnegger
Commission on Legal Pluralism
IUAES
134.
France
Panel 5 The Challenges and Prospects of Intercultural Approaches to Governance and Globalization
IUAES
5
Christoph Eberhard
http://www.dhdi.org
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Universitaires Saint Louis
IUAES
135.
U.K.
Panel 6 Plural Socio-Legal Spaces, Power and Resistances
IUAES
6
Fauzia Shariff
Commission on Legal Pluralism
IUAES
136.
U.K./ Norway
/
Panel 7 Negotiating Gender and Legal Pluralism: Local, National and Transnational Perspectives on Law
IUAES
7
Anne Griffiths
[email protected] Hellum
President, Commission on Legal PluralismIUAES
University of Edinburgh
University of Oslo
IUAES
137.
Indonesia
Panel 8 Developing Institutional Frameworks for Translating Global Conventions on Natural Resources Management into Local Actions in the Context of Decentralization: Experiences and Reflections Related to Land, Water, and Forestry Resources Management and Conservation in Asia.
IUAES
8
Helmi
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Andalas University, Padang
IUAES
138.
Indonesia
Panel 8 Developing Institutional Frameworks for Translating Global Conventions on Natural Resources Management into Local Actions in the Context of Decentralization: Experiences and Reflections Related to Land, Water, and Forestry Resources Management and Conservation in Asia.
IUAES
8
Helmi
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Andalas University, Padang
IUAES
139.
Chile/Austria
/
Panel 9 Dimensions of the Meaning Indigenous with Special Focus on the Asian Region
IUAES
9
Milka Castro
Ren Kuppe
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Universidad de Chile
University Vienna
IUAES
140.
Namibia
Panel 10 Traditional and Informal Justice Systems, Legal Pluralism and Human Rights
IUAES
10
Manfred Hinz
Commission on Legal Pluralism University of Namibia, Faculty of Law
IUAES
141.
Netherlands
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 11 Legal Patterns in the Fisheries of South Asia Compared
IUAES
11
M. Bavinck
mbavinck @ marecentre.nl
Commission on Legal Pluralism University of Amsterdam
IUAES
142.
India
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 12 Property Rights and Community based Natural Resource Management: A Legal Pluralistic Perspective
IUAES
12
Satyapriya Rout
Commission on Legal Pluralism University of Hyderabad
IUAES
143.
USA
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 13 Squatter Colonies - Their Internal Law and Relationship to the Official Urban Body of Law
IUAES
13
Steve Conne
Commission on Legal Pluralism
IUAES
144.
USA
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 14 Legal Pluralism Does It Unwittingly Provide Aid and Comfort to Those Who Would Deny Minorities Their Civil Rights?
IUAES
14
Steve Conne
Commission on Legal Pluralism
IUAES
145.
Netherlands
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 15 Pluralistic Approaches to Land Tenure Regulation
IUAES
15
Janine Ubink
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Leiden University
IUAES
146.
Switzerland
Panel 16 Does Applied Legal Anthropology Contribute to an
Improved Governance of Legal Pluralism?
16
Panel Chair: Markus Weilenmann
Executive Secretary, Commission on Legal PluralismOffice for Conflict Research in Developing Countries
IUAES
147.
Russia
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 17 Religious, Corporate and Common Law: Coexistence in One State
IUAES
17
Natalia Ivanovna Novikova
Yulia Sushkova
Commission on Legal Pluralism Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences
Mordvinian State University, Saransk
IUAES
148.
Netherlands
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 18 Customary Law and Legal Pluralism in China: Studies and Approaches
IUAES
18
Benjamin van Rooij
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Van Vollenhoven Institute Leiden
IUAES
149.
Germany
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 19 Theoretical and Empirical Issues on Legal Pluralism
IUAES
19
Keebet von Benda-Beckmann [email protected]
Former president of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Max Planck Institute
IUAES
150.
Russia
Conference of Commission on Legal Pluralism
Panel 20 Traditional Law of the Finno-Ugrian Peoples
IUAES
20
Yulia Sushkova
Commission on Legal Pluralism
Mordvinian State University, Saransk
IUAES
151.
3-051
China
Cultural Diversity and Legal Pluralism : legal anthropology Perspectives
Xu Zhong-qi/Zhng Guan-zi
/
Central University for Nationalities
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
152.
5-032
China
CustomaryLawofMinorityNationsandControlofLocalSociety
Ma Yu-xiang
Northwest University for Nationalities
153.
5-023
17
9
9
India
Legal Pluralism and Environmental Justice in South Asian, Rural Natural Resources Context
M.S.VANI
Development Centre for Alternative Policies
21Linguistic Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
154.
1-033
2-004
1617
30
30
Croatia
Identity, Culture and Linguistic Diversity
Anita Sujoldzic
Chairman of Commission on Linguistic Anthropology IUAES
University of Zagreb
155.
Mexico
Linguistic and Cultural Diversity AwarenessOn-Going Changes in Endangered Languages
Yolanda Lastra
Commission on Linguistic Anthropology
156.
2-006
Hungary
Ethnosemiotics from the Viewpoint of Ecological Anthropology
(Roundtable Discussion)
Vilmos Voigt
Hungary Delegate to the IUAES Permanent Council
IUAES
157.
2-050
China
A Study on Relations between Altaic Linguistic Family and Chinese Language
Zhao Jie
Northern University for Nationalities
158.
2-057
22
22
34
34
China
Minority Linguistics and Literature in Southwest China
Chen Xi-zhou
Yunnan University for Nationalities
159.
2-061
18
19
37
36
China
International Manchu-Tungusic Language Culture and Anthropology
Zhao A-ping
Heilongjiang University
Ramesh C. Malik
Department of Anthropology, University of Hyderabad
Centre for Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies (CALTS), School of Humanities University of Hyderabad
160.
161718
171819
200
China/Nethelands/
Chinese Taiwan
//
3-040
Forum of the Minorities Linguigstic Research Center at CASS
8
1The Tibeto-Burman Languages of Trans-Himalayan
Sun Hong-kai
George van Driem
Jackson Sun
Sun Hong-kai/,CASS
George van Driem, Leiden University, Himalayan Language Project
Jackson Sun/Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica
161.
China/Australia
/ USA
/
/
3-041
2Categories of Sino-Tibetan family and its evolution
2
Sun Hong-kai
James A. Matisoff
CASS
Randy LaPolla
LaTrobe University
James A. Matisoff
University of California at Berkeley
162.
Nethelands/ China
Nethelands/ China
/
3-042
3.Issues of Language Endangerment
3.
Tjeerd de Graaf
Xu Shixuan()
European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language LearningNethelands
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
163.
Chinese Mainland /
Chinese Hongkong/
Singarpore
//
3-043
4.Language Contact and Linguistic Hybridization:
Theorectical Approaches to Pidginization
4.
Huang Xing
Benjamin K. T'sou
Bao Zhi-ming
//
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
City University of Hong Kong
164.
Chinese Hongkong/
Chinese Mainland
/
3-044
5.Relations between East Asia Ethnic Groups and Their Languages: An Anthropological Viewpoint
5.
Wang Shi-yuan/
Jin Li/
Pan Wuyuan
//
Fudan University
Shanghai Normal University
165.
China/UK/USA
//
3-045
6.Software Programing for Language Fieldwork and Its Realization
Jiangdi/ Bryan Allen
/
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
SIL International
166.
China/Canada
/
7 Language Change and Ecological Environment
7
Zhou Qing-sheng
Donyan Blachford
Institute of Ethnology & Anthropology,CASS
University of Regina
167.
China
8 Northeast Asia and the Tungusic Culture
8
Chao Ke
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
168.
4-072
1920
2122
50
45
China
Cultural Linguistics: A New Perspective of Linguistic Anthropology
Zhang Gong-jin
Central University for Nationalities
169.
4-075
1819
40
40
China
Folk Custom of the Language, Folk Custom Languageand DiversityPassing on and Variance of Culture
Qu Yan-bin
Liaoning Academy of Social Science
170.
4-077
1718
24
23
China
Language Contact and Endangered Languages
YuanYan
Yunnan Normal Unversity
171.
4-082
1718
19
19
China
Language, education and identity: cultural changes of Minority groups in North China and Neighboring Countries
Nasan Bayar
Inner Mongolia University
172.
5-020
India
The Relevance of Ethnographic Translation in Contemporary South Asia
Ramesh Chandra Malik
Centre for Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies (CALTS), UGC-Senior Research Fellow
22Mathematics Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
173.
1-037
16
USA.
Mathematics Anthropology Forum
1 Diversity and Unity in the Instruction of Mathematics
Paul W Dixon
Chairman of Commission on the Anthropology of Mathematics
130.
USA
7-
2 Mathematics of Anthropology
Dwight Read
University of California at Los Angeles
23. Medical Anthropology, Epidemiology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
174.
1-030
1617
25
25
Croatia
Medical Anthropology and Epidemiology
Sanja Spoljar-Vrzina
Executive-Secretary of Commission on Medical Anthropology and Epidemiology
175.
1-049
21
2122
44
44
China
Medical Anthropology Research in China
Chen Hua
Sun Yat-sen University
176.
2-021
17
11
11
USA
Exploring the Cultural Politics of Infectious Diseases
Nick Bartlett/Theresa MacPhail
[email protected], [email protected]
University of California, Berkeley
177.
4-048
1819
Spain
Women and Childrens Medicine in the Vocabulario en Lengua Castellana/Mexicana by Fray Alonso De Molina (1571).
(1571)
Cristina
Physician in Neonatology, Hospital Infantil La Paz
178.
4-052
1617
15
16
South Africa
Domesticating Modernity, Doing it their own Way: Postcolonial Literature and Modern Medical Practice.
Olaoluwa, S. Senayon [email protected]
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
179.
4-086
21
2122
47
52
China
Population Diversity and Health
Wang Wei
Capital Medical University, Beijing
Graduate School, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Edith Cowan University, Australia
180.
4-055
1617
18
19
USA
Public Health and Anthropology
Mohammad Shahbazi
Jackson State University, Mississippi
181.
3-018
16
16
Austria
Cultural Diversity in the European Health Care Sector: Sexual and Reproductive Health - female immigrants - Gender Medicine
---
Christine BINDER-FRITZ
Medical University of Vienna, Center for Public Health; Institute for the History of Medicine
24. Migration Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
182.
1-039
18
19
35
35
USA.
East Asian Migration: Implications for Development and Diversity
David W. HAINE
President-elect of the Society for Urban, National, and Transnational/Global Anthropology
former chair of the AAAs Committee on Refugees and Immigrants
George Mason University
183.
40-
2-036
1819
20
20
Canada/China
/
Human Mobility and Cultural Diversity
Ellen R. Judd
Zhang Ji-jiao
University of Manitoba Canada
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
/
184.
1-042
1819
8
8
India
Female Child Migration and Trafficking in Asia
Vijay Prakash Sharma
Advisor of USAID/India- REFORM Project
-
185.
2-02
USA
Africans on the Move:Social Implications of African International Migrations in the Late 20th and 21st Century
2021
Maxwell Owusu
Member at large of IUAES
Pan-African Anthropological Association
University of Michigan
IUAES ,
186.
2-031
18
13
12
South Africa
Migration and Diaspora Communities in early 21st Century: Change, Adaptation and Incorporation
21
Anand Singh
University of KwaZulu-Natal
187.
2-037
161718
18
15
China/USA
/
Sustainable Development and Involuntary Resettlement :Worldwide Relevance, Policies, Practices, and Anthropological Knowledge
Shi Guo-qing
Michael M Cernea
Chen Shao-jun
/ Michael M Cernea /
gshi @hhu.edu.cn
Hohai University
The World Bank
/
188.
4-030
1819
15
15
Canada/USA
/
Immigrant Settlement and Multicultural Reality
Jian Guan/ John Young
/
Ryerson University
Oregon State University
189.
4-033
17
12
10
Japan
Culture, Migration and Transaction in Globalizing Asia
Panel 1 Global Labor Migration and its Societal and Psychological Consequences
Panel 2 Global Circulation of Images, Ideas and Materials
1
2 ,
Minoura, Yasuko
Ochanomizu University
190.
4-037
21
12
Korea/Japan
/
Marriage Migration and Globalization of Local Communities in Asia
Joohee Kim/Oakla Cho
Sungshin Womens University
Sogang University
191.
5-025
22
5
Netherlands/
China
/
Migrants in the context of legal systems and social perceptions
Jan Breman
Willem van Schendel
Li Ming-huan
ASSR, University of Amsterdam
Asian Studies in Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam
School of Public Affairs, Xiamen University
192.
4-063
17
12
12
China
/
Transnationalism and the Imagination of 'Home':
Shifting Family Boundaries, Labor, and Diaspora in a Globalized Context
Fan Ke/Maria S.M. Tam
/
Nanjing University
Chinese University of Hong Kong
193.
6-015
18.19
25
18
China
International Migration and Overseas Chinese
Hao Shiyuan/Zeng Shaocong
/
Research Center of Overseas Chinese Studies, CASS
194.
1-038
1617
18
18
USA
Mapping East Asian Identities: Social Change in East Asia and the East Asian Diaspora
June Anne English-Lueck
San Jose State University
25. Museum and Cultural Heritage
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
195.
1-044
1-045
20
21
23
Netherlands
Multiple Identities, Cultural Heritage and the Museums
M.K.Gautam
[email protected] [email protected]
Chairman, International Commission on Museums & Cultural Heritage (COMACH) of the IUAES
Leiden University
196.
Netherlands
South Asian Diaspora Communities BetweenMain Stream and Multiple Identities: Integration or the Clash of Culture and Political Canvas of the Settlement Societies
M.K.Gautam
[email protected] [email protected]
Chairman, International Commission on Museums & Cultural Heritage (COMACH) of IUAES
Leiden University
197.
4-070
22
12
12
China
Ethnic Groups (folklore) Museums and Protection of Cultural Diversity
Xie Mo-hua
Yunnan Nationalities Museum, China
198.
6-005
1617
15
15
USA
Rock-Art Conservation and Protection
Su Sheng
/Jane Kolber
Arizana State University
199.
6-006
Canada
Museums and Communities
Stephen Inglis
Canadian Museum of Civilization
200.
2042
21
2122
48
41
China/Germany
/
Protection on Ethnic Costume and Intangible Cultural Heritage
Yang Yuan /Sr. Maryta Laumann
/ Sr. Maryta Laumann
Beijing Institute of Clothing Technology
201.
2065
22
22
37
37
China
The Inheritance and Preservation of Ethnic Groups Traditional Arts on the Background of Globalization
He Ming
Yunnan University
202.
3-037
France
The Issues of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Europe
Grenet Sylvie
Anthropology Department of the French Ministry of Culture
203.
3-053
20
2122
46
46
China
Tai-Kadais Inheritance and Development of Non-Physical Culture
Li Fu-qiang
Guangxi University for Nationalities
204.
4-074
22
22
31
31
China
Protection and Explorationt: Ethnic Heritage in Western China
Suri Galatu
Central University of Finance and Economics (CUFE)
205.
7-6
16
8
8
USA
Behind the Reconstructed Scenes: The Practices of Heritage Conservation and Management
Paul E. Festa
Hong Kong University
26. Nomadic Peoples Studies
206.
1031
18
192021
58
58
UK/USA/Canada/
Germany/Denmark
///
/
Symposium on Change and Development in Pastoral Society
Panel 1, Pastoral Development: Global Assessmentorganized by Elliot Fratkin and Anatoly Khazanov
Panel 2, Resilience to Resistance: Pastoral Strategies in Response to Contemporary Political and Ecological Disruption and Change in Africa.organized by John Galaty and Michael Bollig.
Panel 3: Pastoralism and Development in Mongoliaorganized by Ole Bruun
IUAES
1.
2.
3.
Symposium chair: Dawn Chatty
Elliot Fratkin
Smith College, USA
Anatoly Khazanov
University of Wisconsin, USA
John Galaty
McGill University, Canada [email protected]
Michael Bollig
University of Koln, Germany
Ole Bruun
University of Roskilde, Denmark [email protected]
Dawn Chatty: Chairperson of Commission on Nomadic Peoples IUAES, University of Oxford
,
Elliot Fratkin,
Anatoly Khazanov
John Galaty
Michael Bollig
Ole Bruun
207.
2045
20
2021
74
70
China
Comparative Study on Culture of Transnational Nomadic Peoples
SiQin-Meng-He
Northwest University for Nationalities
208.
2055
1718
36
30
China
Changes in Grassland Environment and Livelihood of Herders
Wang Xiao-yi
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
209.
4-078
21
212223
60
China
Nomadic Society: Tradition and Change
Boerzhijing Jiergele
.
Administration School of Inner Mongolia
Party School of Inner Mongolia
210.
5-029
1920
16
15
China
Nomadism As History and Historical Memory: Northern Chinese Ethnic Minorities Tradition and its Application in Contemporary World
Jakhadai Chimeddorji
Research Center for Mongolian Studies, Inner Mongolia University
27. Physical Anthropology and Molecular Anthropology
211.
1-054
19
20
51
25
China
The Classics and Vigor of Dermatoglyphics
Zhang Hai-guo
Shanghai Jiaotong University
212.
2-008
16
7
7
Greece
Humanization ProcessHumanization Started 17 Million Years Ago in SE Europe
1700
Aris N.Pouliauos
http://www.aee.gr
Director of Antro Museum
Anthropological Association of Greece
213.
2-044
16
1718
48
45
China
Human Differences and Natural Adaptation
Xi Huan-jiu
Niaoning Medical University
China Anatomy Association
214.
3-035
USA
Visualization of Homo Erectus in Eurasia
Ralph M. Rowlett
University of Missouri-Columbia
215.
2-001
16
6
6
Japan
The Chinese-Japanese Collaborative Studies on Biological Anthropology
Keiichi Omoto
Member at large of IUAES
The Graduate University for Advanced Studies Japan
IUAES
216.
2-009
18
8
8
Italy
The Scientific Collections: the Role of the Biological Archive in the Anthropological Research
(Roundtable Discussion)
()
Emma Rabino Massa
University of Turin Italy
217.
2-043
China
Evolution of Cognitive Skills and Genetic Mechanism of Origin of Human Intelligence
Su Bing
Chinese Academy of Sciences
218.
3-047
16
8
8
China
Molecular Anthropology
Jin Li
Fudan University
219.
4-028
16
11
11
USA/ U.K./ Canada
//
New Bio-cultures in Asia
-
Aihwa Ong
Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner
Wen-Ching Sung
[email protected]; [email protected]
UC, Berkeley, USA
University of Sussex, U.K.
University of Toronto, Canada
220.
3-021
USA
Biopower Beyond the State
Judith Farquhar
University of Chicago
28. Psycho-anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
221.
6-003
17
13
13
Mexico
The Socio-cultural Studies and it Approaches on the Body-Mind
Enrique Eroza Solana [email protected] [email protected]
Colegio de la Frontera Sur
222.
3-50
23
8
6
China
Psycho-anthropologist Francis L.K.Hsu and China
Shang hui-peng
School of International Studies, Peking University
29. Religious Studies
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
223.
2-07
Hungary
Shamanism
Roundtable Disccusion
Hoppal
Director, Institute of Ethnology Hungarian Academy of Social Sciences
224.
3-016
16
13
13
Portugal
On Religious Movement: Space-time Dynamics of Religious Practice
Ruy Llera Blanes
University of Lisbon
225.
3-020
1617
18
18
India
Pilgrimage Landscape, Cosmo gram and Planning the Heritage Cities
RanaP.B.Singh
Banaras hindu university
226.
3-022
19
192021
127
106
Russia
Ethnography of Russia and Central Asia: Inter-ethnic, Inter-cultural and Inter-religious Relationships
David Lewis
Ethnological Studies Institute, Yunnan University, Kunming, China
227.
3-027
1617
16
16
UK
Anthropology and Islam
Pedram Khosronejad
The Middle East Centre, St. Antonys College, University of Oxford
228.
3-046
21
22
40
39
China/Japan
/
Adjustment and Co-existence of Religious Beliefs and Ethnic Cultures in Modern Societies: Comparative Study based on Yunnan Examples and the World's Experience
He Lin/ Takako Yamada
/
[email protected] / [email protected]
Yunnan University
Kyoto University
/
229.
4-034
22
10
10
Japan
Religious Networks and its Trans-boundary Aspects: Asia Pacific Perspective
YOKOYAMA, Hiroko
ICHIKAWA, Tetsu
KIMURA, Mizuka
National Museum of Ethnology
National Museum of Ethnology
Osaka University
230.
4-050
18
14
14
USA
Locality and Globality: The Revival of Contemporary Chinese Buddhism
Huaiyu Chen
University of the West, California
231.
4-061
China/Japan
/
The Dimension of Christianity in Asian Society: A Comparative Anthropological Approach of Multiplex Emic and Etic
Chairs:
Gao Shi-ning
He guang-hu
Hidemura Kenji
Mark R .Mullins
Conveners: Ji Ping-ping/ Tao Ye
: /
[email protected] (Japanese)
Gao Shi-ningInstitute of World Religions, CASS
He-guanghuShool of philosophy Renmin University of China
Hidemura Kenji Department of Japanese Culture, Meisei University, Japan
Mark R .MullinsFaculty of Liberal Arts, Sophia UniversityJapan
Ji Ping-ping: Institute of Population and Labor Economics, CASS
,
Keio University, Japan
,
232.
4-071
18
19
23
China
Muslim Issue: Middle East, Central Asia and China
Ma Ping
Ningxia Academy of Social Science
233.
4-083
1920
22
22
China
Ethnic Minorities in North-China: Religion Traditions, Secularization and Modernization
Erdenibayar
Inner Mongolian University
234.
4-085
22
22
30
26
China
The Religions of Ethnic Minorities in Southwest China
Zhang Ze-hong
Sichuan University
235.
6-010
11
12
Hong Kong
Muslims in the Local: China and Southeast Asia
Tan Chee-Beng
Ms. Su Min
Chinese University of Hong Kong
236.
2060
China
Folklore and Religion
Se Yin
Beijing Normal University
237.
2853-046
China/Japan
/
Adjustment and Co-existence of Religious Beliefs and Ethnic Cultures in Modern Societies: Comparative Study based on Yunnan Examples and the World's Experience
He Lin/ Takako Yamada
/
[email protected] / [email protected]
Yunnan University
Kyoto University
/
238.
3-029
1617
14
13
France
Globalization and Religious Cultures: Anthropological Perspectives on Contemporary Diversity
Obadiah
The Center for Researches and Studies in Anthropology, Lyon, France
30. Sport Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
239.
1617
35
35
China
3-055
International eyeshot of Sport Anthropology
Hu Xiao-ming
Sport Institute of South China Normal University
240.
China
3-056
Developing China Sport Anthropology
NI Yi-ke
Development And Future of Sport Anthropology/Research status quo and future of China sport anthropology
241.
South Korea
4-038
Anthropology of Martial Arts: cultural Identification
Minho KIM
Youngsan University, South Korea
31. Theoretical Anthropology
242.
16
1718
30-50
10
10
Czech Republic
5-001
Workshop of Commission on Theoretical Anthropology
IUAES
3
1 Anthropology and Philosophy: Border Crossing and Transformations
1
Ananta Kumar Giri,
John Clammer,
Petr Skalnk
Petr SkalnkIUAES Vice-President.
Chair, Commission on Theoretical Anthropology (COTA).
University of Pardubice and the University of Wroclaw
Petr Skalnk: IUAES
IUAES
243.
Czech Republic6-001
2 Early State in Anthropological Theory
2
Petr Skalnk
IUAES Vice-President, Chairperson Commission on Theoretical Anthropology (COTA),
University of Pardubice
IUAES
244.
Slovenia
6-002
3 Culture Theory Across Cultures
3
Vesna V. Godina
Founder of COTA
University of Maribor
University of Ljubljana
IUAES
245.
1-040
1617
21
21
Japan/China
/
Making an Interactive Anthropology in East and Southeast Asia
Shinji YAMASHITA/WANG Jianxin
[email protected], [email protected]
The University of Tokyo Japan
Sun Yat-sen University China
/
246.
2-029
1617
15
15
Cameroon
Current Research and Teach of Anthropology in Africa
NKWI Paul Nchoji
Pan African Anthropological Association
University of Yaounde CASSRT
Yaounde CASSRT
247.
4-042
22
12
12
France
Anthropological Study on Western Societies Significance and Approaches
HOR Ting
LAMIC, Depatment of Anthropologie, University of Nice, France
LAMIC
248.
6-007
22
21
India
Recent trends in Anthropological Researh in South Asia
V.R.Rao / N.K. Das
Anthropological Survey of India
249.
2-011
23
9
10
France
The Anthropology of International Institutions
Birgit Mller
University:LAIOS, cole des Hautes tudes en Sciences Sociales/CNRS
32. Tourism Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
250.
2059
22
23
30
25
China
Anthropology of Tourism: Tourism Culture under the Context of Globalization
Peng Zhao-rong
Xiamen Unversity
251.
3036
23
3
3
USA
Humanity, Development, Cultural Diversity
Tourism and Ethnic Minorities in East Asian Multi-cultural Societies
Nelson Graburn
University of California
252.
4036
1617
17
17
Japan
Tourism and Glocalizasion---Perspectives on East Asian Societies
Han Min
National Museum of Ethnology
253.
5019
1617
21
18
India
Mapping Cultural Diversity Resources: Tourism and Development
KAPIL KUMAR
Chairperson, History & Tourism Indira Gandhi National Open University/
33. Urban Anthropology
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
1617
17181920
125
12
Netherlands
1-001
Commission of Urban Anthropology Forum
IUAES13
1Urban Symbolism and Hypercity
1
Peter J.M.Nas
Secretary General of IUAES
IUAES
254.
Spain
Social Encounters of Cultural Diversity in Urban Arenas
Margarita del Olmo/Caridad Hernndez
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
Departamento de Antropologa CSIC,Facultad de Educacin, UCM
1)
Spain
Migration and Transnational Domestic Units in the European and North American Cities
Ral Snchez Molina/Elena Hernndez Corrochano/Nancy Kovalinka
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
Departamento de Antropologa Social y Cultural U.N.E.D.
2)
India
Urbanization and Urban Poor
Sumita Chaudhuri
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
Department of AnthropologyUniversity of Calcutta
3)
Italy
1-7
The Impact of Demographic Growth on Global Change:
Urban Dynamics, Migration and the Management of Resources
1. Urban Anthropology
2. Migration and Population Exchange and Integration
3. Resources and Their Management
Brunetto Chiarelli
Italo Pardo/Giuliana Prato
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
University of Florence
University of Kent
4)
New Zealand
Creative Capacity: Urban Cultural Diversity as Potential and Problem
Eveline Drr
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
Auckland University of Technology
5)
Brasil
Metropolitan Indians and Ethnic Citizens in America
Oscar Calavia Sez/Mara Garca Alonso
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
CFH Universidade
6)
Spain
Childrens Circulation in and Between Contemporary Urban Worlds: Migrations, Adoptions, Fosterages, Travel, Traffic
:
Diana Marre
Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
Institute of Childhood and Urban World
7)
UK/Serbia
/
Cities in Conflict and Cities of Conflict
Giuliana B.Prato
Co-Chair, Commission on Urban Anthropology of IUAES
University of Kent
University of Belgrade, President of InASEA
8)
UK
1-12
Socialism, Liberalism and the Urban Question
Italo Pardo
Giuliana B. Prato
University of Kent
Co-Chair, Commission on Urban Anthropology
9)
Spain
1-13
New Gateway Cities: Port Cities Renewed. A Comparative and Theoretical Perspective
Fernando Monge
Chairman of the Commission on Urban Anthropology, IUAES
255.
Sweden
3-019
Urban DevelopmentCultural and Social Sustainability
---
Anna-Lisa Linden
Department of SociologyLund University
256.
5
5
Canada
4-027
Race and Ethnic Relations in Multiethnic Cities
Eric Fong/ Wei Xing
University of Toronto
257.
2-053
21
2122
46
46
China
Urban Ethnic Groups and Their Relationship
Xu Xian-long
South-Central University for Nationalities
34. Urgent Anthropological Research
No.
Nationality
Title of session/panel
Chair(s)
Institution(s)
258.
1819
25
25
India4-021
Forum of Urgent Anthropological Research
IUAES
1 NGOs- The Emerging Centers of
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