THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF POST-SOCIALISM: ANNUAL WORKSHOP 2002 (Cambridge, UK)

From: "Nikolai Ssorin-Chaikov" <[email protected]>

THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF POST-SOCIALISM: ANNUAL WORKSHOP  2002

Post-Socialism and the Post-Colony: A Dialogue on the Affordances of Power
Technologies

17-18 June, 2002

Chetwynd Room, King¹s College, Cambridge, UK

questions and inquiries address to
Dr Nikolai Ssorin-Chaikov  <[email protected]>
Dr Sari Wastell  <[email protected]>
Dr Martin Holbraad <[email protected]>


                                                     17 June

coffee and tea will be served from 10:30

11:00 KEY-NOTE ADDRESS
Deniz Kandiyoti (SOAS) OPost-coloniality and Post-socialism: An Awkward
Relationship¹ DISCUSSANT: Nikolai Ssorin-Chaikov (Cambridge)

Panel DISORDER AND EMERGING IDENTITIES

12:00 Johan Rasanayagam (Cambridge) OEthnicity, State Ideology, and Local
Concepts of Community in Uzbekistan¹ DISCUSSANT: Ruth Mandel (UCL)

13:00 lunch break

2:30 Ato Quayson (Cambridge) OTranslations between Culture and Politics in
the African Post-Colony¹ DISCUSSANT: Patrick Chabal (King's College London)

3:30 Kevin Lathan (SOAS) OOrder and Chaos in China's Information Society¹
DISCUSSANT: Sari Wastell (Cambridge)

4:30 coffee break

4:45 David Sneath (Cambridge) OLost in the Post: Citizenship Regimes in
Mongolia's  Age of the Market¹ DISCUSSANT: Susanne Brandtstadter
(Manchester)

5:45 Sarah A. Radcliffe (Cambridge) OSpatial Power and Contestations in the
Post-Colonial Andes¹ DISCUSSANT: Hildegard Diemberger (Cambridge)

6:45 coffee break

7:00 Anton Popov (Birmingham) OFrom Pindos to Pontos: Ethnicity in Greek
Diaspora in Southern Russia¹ DISCUSSANT: Kathryn Tomlinson (UCL)

8:30 dinner

                                                   18 June

Panel BEYOND DISCOURSE

9:30 Kai Kresse (SOAS) O"The Golden Age"? Experience and Memory of the
(Post)colony in Old Town Mombasa¹ DISCUSSANT: Martin Holbraad (Cambridge)

10:30 Jakob Rigi (SOAS) OBody, Soul and Power in the Post-Soviet Kazakhstan¹
DISCUSSANT: Caroline Humphrey (Cambridge)

11:30 coffee break

11:45 Farideh Heyat (SOAS) OGender Ideology in post-Soviet Azerbaijan¹
DISCUSSANT: Barbara Bodenhorn (Cambridge)

12:45 lunch break

1:30 Radovan Haluzik (UCL) OEcstasy Narratives during War Breakout in the
Former Yugoslavia and the Post-Soviet Caucasus¹ DISCUSSANT: Mariane Ferme
(Cambridge)

2:30 Sarah Amsler (LSE) OSocial Science in Kyrgyzstan: Colonial Creation or
Indigenous Institution?¹ DISCUSSANT: Susan Bayly (Cambridge)

3:30 coffee break

3:45 Round table discussion chaired by George Shire (Open)