Nisa Ari| Abstract
Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Parity and Disparity: Cultural Politics and the Formation of Palestinian Art
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Kerry Manzo| Abstract
English, Texas Tech University - When We See It, We Shall Be Happy: The Mbari Movement, Queer Emergence, and Counterpublics in the Production of African Literature
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Amiri Ayanna| Abstract
History, Brown University - The Ethics of Everyday Life: Vernacular Devotional Literature by Women in Germany's Long Fifteenth Century
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Andrea Marston| Abstract
Geography, University of California, Berkeley - Thieves of Patria: Vertical Politics in Plurinational Bolivia
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Fabio Battista| Abstract
Comparative Literature, City University of New York, The Graduate Center - Cultural Translation in Early Modern Italy: Fiction and English Affairs, 1590-1690
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Hiroaki Matsusaka| Abstract
History, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Transpacific Anti-Imperialism: Social Movements and Race-Making in Migrant and Minority Cultures in the United States and East Asia, 1919-1951
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Burcu Baykurt| Abstract
Communications, Columbia University - The City as Data Machine: Local Governance in the Age of Big Data
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James McNally| Abstract
Music, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - São Paulo Underground: Creativity, Collaboration, and Cultural Production in a Multi-Stylistic Experimental Music Scene
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Tania Bhattacharyya| Abstract
History, Columbia University - Ocean Bombay: Space, Itinerancy, and Community in an Imperial Port City, 1839-1945
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Adeana McNicholl| Abstract
Religious Studies, Stanford University - Hungry Ghosts and Celestial Seductresses: Preta Narratives in Early South Asian Buddhism
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Kathryn A. Catlin| Abstract
Anthropology, Northwestern University - Archaeology of Marginal Settlements and Environmental Change in Hegranes, North Iceland
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Lucas M. Mueller| Abstract
History, Anthropology, and STS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Toxic Relationships: Poisons, Health, and the Politics of Science and Trade in the Postcolonial World
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Amanda R. Cheong| Abstract
Sociology and Social Policy, Princeton University - Access to Civil Registration as a Mode of Stratification
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Elizabeth Newton| Abstract
Music, City University of New York, The Graduate Center - Lo-fi Recordings and the Reproduction of Affect, 1988-1996
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Eunsung Cho| Abstract
History, Columbia University - The Thread of Juche: Vinalon, a Figuration between Science and Society in North Korea, 1948-1970
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Elsa A. Noterman| Abstract
Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison - Vacant Geographies: Dispossession, Resistance, and Speculative Futures in Philadelphia’s Abandoned Properties
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Margaret K. Clark| Abstract
Classics, University of Texas at Austin - Laying the Groundwork: Agricultural Land in the Roman Agricultural Imaginary
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Elizabeth O'Brien| Abstract
History, University of Texas at Austin - Intimate Interventions: The Cultural Politics of Reproductive Surgery in Mexico, 1790-1940
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Jonathan D. Cohen| Abstract
History, University of Virginia - For a Dollar and a Dream: State Lotteries and American Inequality
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Benjamin Ogrodnik| Abstract
History of Art, University of Pittsburgh - The Rise of Ruin Cinema: Working-Class Filmmaking in the US Rust Belt
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Emilie Connolly| Abstract
History, New York University - Indian Trust Funds and the Routes of American Capitalism, 1795-1865
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Jesse J. Olsavsky| Abstract
History, University of Pittsburgh - “Fire and Sword Will Do More Good”: Fugitives, Vigilance Committees, and the Making of Revolutionary Abolitionism, 1835-1859
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Sarah Louise Cowan| Abstract
History of Art, University of California, Berkeley - Mending Abstraction: Howardena Pindell’s Nonrepresentational Black Feminisms, 1967-1986
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Sean O'Neil| Abstract
History, Columbia University - The Art of Signs: Symbolic Notation and Visual Thinking in Early Modern Europe, 1550-1750
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Natalie Deam| Abstract
French and Italian, Stanford University - The Fantastic Natural and the Evolutionary Imagination in Nineteenth-Century France
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Helen Panagiotopoulos| Abstract
Anthropology, City University of New York, The Graduate Center - The Question of Money: State, Protest, and Informal Currencies in the Wake of Greece’s Economic Crisis
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Bakary Diaby| Abstract
English, Rutgers University-New Brunswick - Sensing Meaning: Aesthetics and Vulnerability in the Romantic Age
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Amanda Perry| Abstract
Comparative Literature, New York University - The Cuban Revolution, Race, and Pan-Caribbean Futures
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Myisha S. Eatmon| Abstract
History, Northwestern University - Public Wrongs, Private Rights: African Americans, Private Law, and White Violence during Jim Crow
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John Phillips| Abstract
Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Cognitive Agency and the Possibility of Rational Evaluation
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Matthew J. Elia| Abstract
Religious Studies, Duke University - Ethics in the Afterlife of Slavery: Race, Augustinian Politics, and the Problem of the Christian Master
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Danya Pilgrim| Abstract
American and African American Studies, Yale University - Gastronomic Alchemy: How Black Philadelphia Caterers Transformed Taste into Capital, 1790-1925
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Georgia C. Ennis| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Mediating Endangerment: Local Radio and Language Vitality in the Ecuadorian Amazon
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Elizabeth Polcha| Abstract
English, Northeastern University - Redacting Desire: The Sexual Politics of Colonial Science in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World
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Susanna Ferguson| Abstract
History, Columbia University - Tracing Tarbiya: Women, Childrearing, and Education in Egypt and Lebanon, 1850-1939
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Jawan Shir Rasikh| Abstract
South Asia Studies, University of Pennsylvania - The Rural in Medieval Islamic History: Islamization of the Medieval Region of Ghur in Afghanistan in the Tenth through Twelfth Centuries
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Melissa Reynolds| Abstract
History, Rutgers University-New Brunswick - “Gentyll Reader Ye Shall Understande”: Practical Books and the Making of an English Reading Public, 1400-1560
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Robby Finley| Abstract
Philosophy, Columbia University - Logic in Accounts of the Potential and Actual Infinite
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Rachel N. Schine| Abstract
Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago - On Blackness in Arabic Popular Literature: The Black Heroes of the Siyar Sha‘biyya, Their Conception, Contests, and Contexts
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Beverly Fok| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities - Land Reclamation from the Ground Up
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John B. Seitz| Abstract
History, Iowa State University - Science and the Steppe: Agronomists, Nomads, and the Settler Colony on the Kazakh Steppe, 1881-1917
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Macario Mateo Garcia| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Virginia - In Here for a Reason: Mobility, Animacy, and Becoming Human in the Correctional United States
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Matthew B. Shutzer| Abstract
History, New York University - Extractive Ecologies: Fossil Fuels, Global Capital, and Postcolonial Development in India, 1870-1975
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Zoltán Glück| Abstract
Anthropology, City University of New York, The Graduate Center - Security and Social Transformation: An Anthropology of Kenya’s War on Terror, 1998-2018
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Haeden E. Stewart| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Chicago - In the Shadow of Industry: Toxic Legacies of Mill Creek Ravine
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Tamara Golan| Abstract
History of Art, Johns Hopkins University - Hans Fries and Niklaus Manuel: Evidence, Inquiry, and Knowledge in Swiss Painting, 1430-1530
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Tomonori Sugimoto| Abstract
Anthropology, Stanford University - Rearticulated Sovereignty: Indigenous Claim-Making in Urban Taiwan
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Luke Gramith| Abstract
History, West Virginia University - Liberation by Emigration: Italian Communists, the Cold War, and West-East Migration from Venezia Giulia, 1945-1949
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Caroline Grego| Abstract
History, University of Colorado Boulder - Hurricane of the New South: Disruption, Dispossession, and the Great Sea Island Storm of 1893
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Julia Jong Haines| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Virginia - Archaeology at Nineteenth-Century Bras d’Eau, Mauritius: Intimate Spaces and Industrial Landscapes of Indentured Laborers
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Sonia Tycko| Abstract
History, Harvard University - Captured Consent: Bound Service, Coercion, Persuasion, and Free Will in the Early Modern English World
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Ashlee Hart| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Buffalo, State University of New York - Convening Cultures in Thrace: Evaluating Interaction through Ceramic Technological Choices
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Emily Vasquez| Abstract
Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University - (Pre)diabetic Nation: Diagnosing Risk and Remaking Medicine in Mexico
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Alex-Thai Dinh Vo| Abstract
History, Cornell University - From Anticolonialism to Mobilizing Socialist Transformation in the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, 1945-1960
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April Hovav| Abstract
Sociology, University of Southern California - The Global Market for Wombs: A Study of the Transnational Surrogacy Industry in Mexico
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Jennifer Walker| Abstract
Music, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Sounding the Ralliement: Republican Reconfigurations of Catholicism in the Music of Third Republic Paris, 1880–1905
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Caitlin Keliiaa| Abstract
Ethnic Studies, University of California, Berkeley - Unsettling Domesticity: Native Women and US Indian Policy in the San Francisco Bay Area
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Alex Werth| Abstract
Geography, University of California, Berkeley - Disturbing the Gentrified City: The Racial/Spatial Politics of Nuisance and Joy in Oakland
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Ian Kretzler| Abstract
Anthropology, University of Washington - Landscapes of Survivance: Archaeology of Reservation Lifeways at Grand Ronde
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Tyler Zoanni| Abstract
Anthropology, New York University - In the Image of God: Disability and Christianity in Uganda
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Emily Laskin| Abstract
Comparative Literature, University of California, Berkeley - Geopoetics and Geopolitics: Landscape, Empire, and the Literary Imagination in the Great Game
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