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    This document provides an agenda for a two-day workshop discussing various topics related to the politics of positionality and engagement in anthropological fieldwork. Day one includes four panels on bridging theory and practice, politics of positionality and engagement, and situating the ethnographer. It concludes with a keynote on the dangers and joys of political engagement in the field. Day two has a panel on ethnography plus participation and intervention, followed by a workshop on possibilities for engaged scholarship and closing remarks.

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    This document provides an agenda for a two-day workshop discussing various topics related to the politics of positionality and engagement in anthropological fieldwork. Day one includes four panels on bridging theory and practice, politics of positionality and engagement, and situating the ethnographer. It concludes with a keynote on the dangers and joys of political engagement in the field. Day two has a panel on ethnography plus participation and intervention, followed by a workshop on possibilities for engaged scholarship and closing remarks.

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    This document provides an agenda for a two-day workshop discussing various topics related to the politics of positionality and engagement in anthropological fieldwork. Day one includes four panels on bridging theory and practice, politics of positionality and engagement, and situating the ethnographer. It concludes with a keynote on the dangers and joys of political engagement in the field. Day two has a panel on ethnography plus participation and intervention, followed by a workshop on possibilities for engaged scholarship and closing remarks.

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    Friday

    8:30
    8:45

    Breakfast
    Welcome

    9:0010:30

    Panel 1:
    Bridging
    Theory and
    Practice

    Carole
    McGranahan
    Daina Stanley
    Tom Hanson

    Greg Ortiz
    Rachel
    Fleming
    Alison Cool
    10:3010:45
    10:4512:00

    From Research Subjects to Project


    Collaborators: Toward a Participatory
    Ethnographic Process
    Fire on the Frontier: Regime Shifts, Policy Rifts,
    and Adaptive Fire Management in Bolivia's
    21st Century Socialism
    Culture of Energy: Boom, Bust, and Promise on
    the Eagle Ford Shale
    Feminism and Temporality: Expectations,
    Disappointment, and the Problem with
    Wanting More for Professional Women in
    Bangalore
    Discussant

    Coffee Break
    Panel 2:
    Politics of
    Positionality &
    Engagement

    Drew Zachary

    Alison Hanson
    Dawa
    Lokyitsang
    Lara Stein
    Pardo

    12:001:00
    1:00-2:00

    Lunch

    2:00-2:15
    2:15-3:30

    Coffee Break
    Panel 3:
    Situating the
    Ethnographer

    Workshop

    The Politics of Ethnographic Engagement for


    the baffled: Knowledge and confusion in postearthquake Nepal
    Not India's Daughter: Exploring the
    Possibilities and Politics of Feminist Research
    Stating the Obvious: Being a Native
    Anthropologist
    Discussant

    Laurence
    Ralph

    Dangers and Joys of Political Engagement in


    the Field

    Sara Stiehl

    Resource Violence and the Role of the


    Ethnographer: Mining in Northeastern
    Thailand
    Diversifying Livelihoods, Shifting
    Engagements
    Political Ecology of Costa Rica's Carbon
    Neutral Plan: How indigenous communities
    mediate conflicting resource frontiers
    Discussant

    Kelly O'Toole
    Emily Hite

    Kate Goldfarb

    3:30-4:00
    4:00-5:00

    Break
    Keynote

    5:00-6:00

    Reception

    Laurence
    Ralph

    Saturday
    9:00
    9:3011:00

    Breakfast
    Panel 4:
    Ethnography plus:
    participation and
    intervention (??)

    Page
    McClean
    Kevin
    Darcy
    Victoria
    Benavidez
    Emily
    White

    11:0012:00

    Workshop

    12:00

    Closing Remarks

    Jerry Jacka
    Carole
    McGranaha
    n

    Participation or Observation?: Toward an


    Engaged Visual Anthropology
    Structural Vulnerability and The Local Food
    Economy: How the local food movement
    reproduces inequities within the food system
    Food Ghettos: Food Security, Socioeconomic
    Status and Environmental Justice in the
    American Urban Landscape
    Cultural Competence and Power: The Role of
    Anthropologists in Improving Healthcare
    Interactions
    Discussant
    Writing and Beyond: Possibilities for Engaged
    Scholarship

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