The following list of accepted papers is updated on 21 April 2015. Only main authors will be listed for papers with more than one authors. Please check back again for more updates or feel free to contact us for any further inquiry.
Accepted paper presenters will have to complete their registration by 31 May 2015. More details on each paper (including abstract) will be published at relevant panel page once the presenters have completed their registration.
Please note that all convenors and presenters must be members of IUAES (during 2015), and have paid their subscription before the conference
| Author | Paper | Panel |
| ACCIAIOLI, Greg | The Vexed Relationship of Anthropology and Sociology in Joint Departments in Australian Universities | FP-03 |
| ACCIAIOLI, Greg | Frontierisation and Defrontierisation: Reconceptualising Frontier Frames in Changthang, Ladakh (India), and Lindu, Central Sulawesi (Indonesia) | P2-02 |
| ACHARYA, Sanghmitra S. | Marginalisation and Vulnerabilities of the Migrant Youth- Illustrations from India | P4-02 |
| ADEYEMO, Remi | Food Security and Health : The Plight of Those Who Feed Us | P5-01 |
| AGARWAL , Sheetal | Displacing Women from Resettlement: Donor Agencies and the State | P9-10 |
| AHAMED, Farid Uddin | Home and Away Home: Migration Aspirations and their Transformative Effects among Bangladeshi Migrants | P2-04 |
| AMBAGUDIA, Jagannath | Who Decides, Who Suffers? Adivasis and Confrontations over Resources in Scheduled Areas of Odisha, India | P5-06 |
| ANDREU, Patricia | Contemporany crossroads of work transformation in Argentina. A questioning of worker´s based on qualifications and competence | P9-08 |
| ANEKSUK, Boonyasarit | The Imagination of Thainess for Tourism: A case study of Phitsanulok province | P6-03 |
| ANG, Ming Chee | Chinese Education in Malaysia: Identities and Characteristics | P1-01 |
| ANTUNES STOLLMEIER, Luara | The Green Gold of Paraná: people, work and space in the 19th century | P7-06 |
| ARAKI, Ryo | Religious Practice as an “Object” | P1-09 |
| ARORA, GUNJAN | Transition in Caring Practices: reflections on gender and inter-generational relations | P3-02 |
| ASAMIZU, Munehiko | International Perspectives in Rural Tourism in Japan: Challenge in Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture | P6-03 |
| ATHIAS, Renato | Contribution to the debate about the Museums of Anthropology in Brazil | P6-07 |
| AWASTHI , Suchitra | Jagar: invoking the gods | P6-02 |
| AYABE, Masao | Wandering Commonalities: On Secularization of Lisuness in Thailand | P1-08 |
| BADARO , Maximo | Profanations of Value: luxury, consumption and market expertise in contemporary China | P9-12 |
| BAJPAI, Sapna | Amalgamation of Arts in Fashion: a new emerging industry | P6-01 |
| BALZANI, Marzia | Constructions and Consequences of Sameness and Difference: Ahmadiyya Islam in colonial, post-colonial and global contexts | P1-03 |
| BARUA , Pinky | Income Generating Activities of Amri Karbi Women and Contribution to Household Expenditure: A sociological study of Assam, India | P9-07 |
| BARUA , Prarthana | The Politics of Plantations in North-East India | P9-07 |
| BARUAH, Joydeep | Locating the Rhetoric of ‘Decentralisation’ and ‘Inclusion’ within Neo-liberal Order: Evidences from India | P9-07 |
| BASIRI, Nasim | Enhancing Security and Human Rights in Afghanistan, Monitoring Afghan Women’s Security | P3-04 |
| BEGUM, Momotaj | On Transcultural Muslim Womanhood: Narratives and Practices of Women Travelers in Tablighi Jamaat Movement | P9-11 |
| BEHERA, Hari Charan | Neoliberal Land Reforms, Property and Social Relationships in India | P9-12 |
| BELIN, Lena | Experiences of Repeat Migration – why and how | P2-04 |
| BELLINA, Bérénice | All-in-one Museum / One Museum for all? Multiple voices for a heritage center in the Upper South of Thailand | P6-06 |
| BHANDARI, Riddhi | Making the State Wait: Risks and Strategies of Small Entrepreneurs in the Tourism Market in Taj Ganj, Agra | P9-07 |
| BHARTI, Mukesh | The Rising Scope of Academic Discourse on LGBT Rights in India: A Human Rights Perspective | P3-06 |
| BHATTACHARJEE, Somenath | Significance of forest resources on livelihood sustainability and cultural tradition: Emerging issues and challenges for the Karbi tribal group in north east India | P5-06 |
| BHATTACHARYA, Indrani | Museum Ethnography: the future of Museum Anthropology | P6-07 |
| BHATTACHARYA, Shreyasi | Role Conflict among Working Women in Dual Career Families: A Study in a Small City of Odisha | P3-03 |
| BHAWNA, | Gender Discrimination and Child Sex Ratio in India | P3-04 |
| BHOWMICK, Abhishek | Bhuuiyas of Keonjhar District of Odisha: A Search of Chalcolithic Cultural traits | P6-08 |
| BHUYAN, Gangotri | Historical Town: Sarthebari-the bell metal capital of Assam | P6-06 |
| BILLINGS, Dorothy K | Development: Ritual Sustains, Satire Destroys | P2-03 |
| BISWAL , Debendra | Customary Laws for Protection of Human Rights: Naxalite movement and tribals in Odisha, India | P4-05 |
| BISWAS, Samar Kumar | Issues and Challenges of Survival of indigenous People: A study on a particularly vulnerable tribal group | P5-06 |
| BISWAS, Subir | The Dhimals: Struggle and Survival of an Indigenous community | P5-06 |
| BLOJ, Cristina | Indigenous and Afro-descendant Women’s Political Participation in Latin American: an ethnographic approach | P9-08 |
| BOBOC, Cristina | Until They Will Return: The practice of housing in post-soviet Armenia and Azerbaijan after the villages swapping during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict | P4-09 |
| BOJIĆ, Marčela | Returning to the Roots of the Olive Tree | P5-03 |
| BORA, Christene | Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and its Impact on Rajasthani Women’s Quality of Life | P8-02 |
| BORIO, Geraldine | Learning from Hong Kong In Between | P7-06 |
| BRARA, Vijaylakshmi | Imagined Nation Imagined History and Factual Fieldwork | P1-02 |
| BRØGGER JENSEN, Kirstine | What to Learn from Architectural Fieldwork?: Seeking to substantiate refurbishment of social housing areas in Denmark | P7-06 |
| BUCHOWSKI, Michal | The dialectics between sociology and ethnology/anthropology: rivalry and inspiration (with a special focus on the Polish case) |
FP-03 |
| BUCHOWSKI, Michal | Is Communism a Form of Secular Religion? | P1-09 |
| BUNDHUWONG, Chalita | Community-based Disaster Risk Management in Thailand: Knowledge, Practices, Success and Limitations | P5-02 |
| CAGAT, Kathrine Ann | Mixed-views: Diverse visualizations in the monitoring and mapping of the Ifugao Rice Terraces | P6-06 |
| CAMPORA , Edith | Urban Landscapes in Latin America: drugs, homicide and sociocultural precarity, in the perspective of Anthropology | P9-08 |
| CAPO-ZMEGAC, Jasna | Eastern European Anthropology as ‘Native’ Anthropology | P9-13 |
| CAPPONI, Giovanna | Orixás between two diasporas: Political and cultural legitimisation of Afro-Brazilian Candomblé in Brazil and in Europe | P1-03 |
| CASE, Peter | Applying Western Management Principles and Technologies to Agricultural Extension Services in Lao PDR: Ethnographic stories of interface, resistance and adaptation | P2-05 |
| CASTRO-VÁZQUEZ, Genaro | The course that everyone can take | P7-03 |
| CAVANAGH, Connor Joseph | Killing to make human? Civilising violence, scientific forestry, and the ‘Dorobo question’ in Kenya Colony | P5-06 |
| CESARINO, Letícia | Brazil’s Emergence as a Provider of Development Cooperation to Africa | P9-04 |
| CHAI, Elena Gregoria | Community Allegiance to Temple: Chinese “Communities” in Sarawak, Malaysia | P1-01 |
| CHAKRABORTY, Ashin | Tourism Development: Beyond Conservation | P6-05 |
| CHAKRABORTY, Sovan | A study on the Problem, Development and Welfare among the Scheduled Tribes of West Bengal | P5-06 |
| CHANDALIA, Hemendra Singh | Pabuji Ka Pavda: A Folk Ballad Of Rajasthan | P6-02 |
| CHANG, Ching-fang | Ethnography on Creative Work: Methodology and Approach | P7-03 |
| CHANNA, Subhadra | Violence in the name of ‘honour’ | P3-04 |
| CHANTIA, Alok | Elderly People And Human Rights: An Appraisal of Indian Safeguards | P4-03 |
| CHANTIA, Shikha | Indian Chikankari: In Light Of Sustainable issues | P6-01 |
| CHAOPREECHA, Jakraphan | The Emergence of Religious Space on the Facebook: The Vegetarian Festival in Phuket, Thailand | P1-08 |
| CHATTERJEE, Diptendu | A Study in use of Contraceptive and Awareness among the Bengali Women of Kolkata | P3-02 |
| CHATTOPADHYAYA, Indrani | Archaeology and Semiotics: A glimpse of prehistoric representation of religious belief from central India | P6-08 |
| CHATURVEDI, Kshama | Estimation of Stature from Various Circumferences of the Body among Brahmin and Yadava Community of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh | P4-01 |
| CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb | Indigenous Knowledge Related to Health: Opportunities and Challenges | P2-03 |
| CHAUDHURI, Soumyadeb | India and China- Two Major Skilled Expatriates in USA: Adaptation of Indian IT expatriates | P9-04 |
| CHAVENE , Clio | Privilege Migration in a Southern City: ethnographic study of international presence in Ramallah (Palestine) | P1-07 |
| CHEE, Wai-chi | Embodiment and Representation of Islamic Enclosure and Cosmopolitan Identities: Young Chinese Female Muslim Converts in Hong Kong | P1-08 |
| CHEN, Bateer | Growth Patterns and Features of Private Higher Education in BRICS | P9-04 |
| CHEN, Shihlun Allen | Socializing Chineseness: Cambodia’s Ethnic Chinese Communities as a Method | P2-05 |
| CHENAUT, Victoria | The Paradoxes of the Mexican State in a Municipality of Veracruz, Mexico | P5-06 |
| CHI, Xinyan | Green Angels Supporting Plan for Protecting World Cultural Heritage: A Case Study on Qiliping of Mount Emei | P6-05 |
| CHIEN, Mei-Ling | Rice as Gift: Food, Exchange and Hmub (Hmong/Miao) Kinship Recognition in Eastern Guizhou, Southwest China | P5-03 |
| CHO, Yasmin | Living the Flesh of Time: The Rhythm and Mobility of Tibetan Buddhist Nuns in Post-Mao China | P2-02 |
| CHOOWONGLERT, Achariya | Hospitality as a Space of Consuming Relations: A Case Study of the Tai | P6-03 |
| CHOUDHURY SEN, Nandini | Gender, migration and human trafficking: The untold story of the Gurgaon maid | P4-02 |
| CHOUDHURY, Nandarani | Challenges of Decentralized Governance through Panchayati Raj in Assam | P9-07 |
| CHOWDHURY, Manas Kumar | Living with its own Jinx: Revealing the Multicultural Modernity in the Recent Past of Europe | P9-11 |
| CHOWDHURY, Moiyen Zalal | Nationalism and Multiculturalism in Social Media | P9-11 |
| CHUA, Glen | Extra-territorial Christians: Ethno-Religious Borders in Northeast India | P1-03 |
| COX, John | Christian Citizens as Financial Selves: Reforming the Nation in a Papua New Guinean Ponzi Scam | FP-02 |
| DADADJANOVA, Iroda A. | “A Woman Who Sings”: Representation of Uzbek Divas in a New Socio-Cultural Space | P9-09 |
| DAENGBUPPHA, Jaruwan | Authenticity and Heritage Interpretation for Conservation | P6-03 |
| DAS, Amiya Kumar | The Myth of Good Governance and Less Government: A Reflection on Democracy in India. | P9-07 |
| DAS, Manju Prava | Climate Change and its Impact on Rural Fishermen | P5-01 |
| DAS, Nava Kishor | Flawed Constitutional Institutions and Misgovernance in Northeast India: A Critique of Anthropological Paradigm | P9-07 |
| DAS, Priyanka | Obesity Related Hypertension in India: a review | P4-01 |
| DASH, Mamata | Globalization and the Issues of Trafficking of women in Orissa: An analysis from human rights perspective | P4-01 |
| DE OLIVEIRA Júnior, Adão Gonçalves | Rescue of Popular Knowledge in Education: handmade manufacture of cheese | P5-03 |
| DEBNATH, Debashis | Indigenous Knowledge System, Biodiversity Governance and Livelihood Securities in Community Forest Management: An Anthropological study in three Primitive Tribal Groups in India | P2-03 |
| DELIBAS, Kayhan | Challenges of Data Collection in Troubling times: Cultural and Political Polarization, Low Trust and Data Collecting in Turkey | P1-02 |
| DEVI, Mahima | Impact of Migration on elderly People’s right in India | P4-03 |
| DIAZ-VERA, Mónica | The Spatial Experience of Blind Children | P7-06 |
| DING, Sai | The Employment Effect on the Self Identification of Ethnic Relationship in Urban Minority Area China | P9-05 |
| do CARMO RIBEIRO, Carla Alexsandra | Double Road of International Migration in Asia | P1-07 |
| dos SANTOS, Ademir Valdir | Farewell to Human Rights? Farewell to Public School? Elements for Questioning the Trajectory of Educational Exclusion in Brazil | P4-06 |
| DOWARAH, Kuntala | Tribal Health and Health Development Policy: An Account of Lisu community of Arunachal Pradesh, India | P9-07 |
| DUGAL, Akshi | Legislations Addressing the Suffering of Mind & Body: Physically & mentally challenged People |
P8-02 |
| DUHART, Frédéric | The challenges of the Culture of (Foie) Gras. A Southwest France Identity Marker in an Interrelated World | P5-03 |
| DUNN, Nick | Penumbra Materialities: the anthropology of time-space in the nocturnal city | P7-06 |
| EFFENDI , Nursyirwan | Traditional Markets and Their Role in Changes of Rural Lifestyle In the Minangkabau Village (nagari), Indonesia | P9-04 |
| EGGERT, Edla | The Importance of Feminist Hermeneutics in the Activity “Curriculum and Sciences of Religion” as Part of Teachers’ formation in the Pedagogy Graduation Course in the South of Brazil | P4-06 |
| EKA DEWI, Astarina | Bali as World Heritage Site: Towards Community-based Management | P6-06 |
| EMPSON, Rebecca | Imagining the Sea: Coastal Infrastructure, Storms & Mermaids’ Tears |
P8-01 |
| ERKINOV, Aftandil | Urbanisation and Modernization as a Stimulus of the Destruction of Patriarchal Family (Tashkent, since 1970s) | P9-09 |
| FARAHMAND SABER, Bahram | Rule of Terror: Living under ISIS in Iraq and Syrian Arab Republic | P4-05 |
| FAULHABER-BARBOSA, Priscila | Dancing Around the Weather: Ticuna knowledge, iconography and environment | P2-03 |
| FECHTER, Anne-Meike | (No) White Saviors? Privileged Narratives among Aid Collaborations in Cambodia | P2-05 |
| FERREIRA, Naura Syria Carapeto | Fraternity, Solodarity, Dialogue and Peace | P4-06 |
| FERRI, Marta | Natural and “Human-made” Resources: the path of Zero Waste toward a resolution of resources insecurity. A key-analysis about local-global alternatives in the age of Crisis. | P5-05 |
| FLORES, Dia | “I am not a tomboy.” Gendered stances and epiphanies of Filipina immigrants in London. | P3-06 |
| FORTIER, Corinne | The International Online Market in Sperm or the Eugenics Temptation | P3-02 |
| FOZI, Navid | Culture as an Enabling Religious Ground: Iranian Zoroastrians and Culture Concept | P1-03 |
| FU, Qian-yu | A Study on Cultural Ecology Narrative of Contemporary Tibetan Writers: With a View of the Limitations Existing in Current Ecological Literary Criticism | P9-06 |
| FU, Yi | Collaboration to Safeguard Craftsmanship Heritage in Museums: A case study of the Arts and Crafts Museum Cluster in Hangzhou, China | P6-06 |
| FUJIKURA, Yasuko | Legitimacy of Families: AIDS and Gender in Nepal | P3-02 |
| FUJIMOTO, Masayo | Penetration of the Management Philosophy to the Local Employee in the Asian Subsidiary of Japanese Companies, and the Next Propagation | P7-04 |
| FUJITA, Hisashi | Prevention of Periodontal Disease in Modern Times based on the Number of Remaining Teeth in Ancient Skeletal Remains | P6-08 |
| FURSOVA, Elena | Culture of Food of the Peasants in 19th century Siberia as an Example to Minimize the Pressure on the Environment | P2-03 |
| GAIKWAD, John Solomon | Daakhan’: A Dreadful Syndrome. | P3-04 |
| GAILLARD, Gerald | Religion, Rice and cashew nut among Balanta and Biafada of Guinea Bissau | FP-02 |
| GAJPAL, LS | Elder Abuse in India: A time for Introspection | P4-03 |
| GAMA, Fabiene | Emotional performances: female bodily practices for political mobilisation in Bangladesh | P3-06 |
| GANDHI DEORI, Bina | Religious Beliefs among the Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh | P1-08 |
| GANIEVA, Gulnora | Gender Sociology: condition, problems and prospects in society transformation | P9-09 |
| GAO, Xiao Yan | Rural Familiar Society beyond Ethnicity and Religious Customs | P9-05 |
| GAUTAM, Mohan | Re-examining the Ethnographical Museums in Research and Documentation in Exhibiting the Tribal Cultures of South Asia | P6-07 |
| GHOSH ROY, Abhishikta | Breast Cancer and BRCA2 Gene: a study among the Bengalee Hindu females of West Bengal |
P8-04 |
| GHOSH, Amit Kumar | The Jarawa and Honey: An Ethnographic Enquiry on Honey- Community Relationship among the Jarawas of Andaman Islands | P5-03 |
| GOLDSMITH, Michael | Revaluing the Goodness of Fences and Neighbours | FP-03 |
| GOLOVNEV, Andrei | Arctic Nomads: design of mobility | P4-04 |
| GOLOVNEV, Andrei | Crossroads Vision in Russian Prospect | FP-03 |
| GOMIDES, Ludmila | The Growth of Buddhism in Brazil: An analysis of the three stages | P1-09 |
| GOSWAMI, Arindita | Culture Change of a Tribal Community due to the Adoption of Christianity in North East India | P1-03 |
| GRAHAM, Fabian | Locating the Primordial Soul: ecstatic self-cultivation Taiwan style | P1-03 |
| GRIMBERG, Mabel | Labour and Politicization of Everyday Life in a Printing Work Cooperative, BsAs, Argentina: Problems and challenges to ethnographic work among social movements and organizations | P9-08 |
| GRUJIC, Marija | Unhomely Homes – being and belonging in ‘internal displacement’ | P2-04 |
| GUAZON , Hector | Residency and the Formation of Moral Subjectivity Among Filipino Catholics in Brussels, Belgium | P1-07 |
| GUO , Zirui | Improvement Measure for Tourism Resources Devaluated of Yangtse River matching with Tea from Mengding Mountain Caused by Ecological Crisis | P6-05 |
| GUPTA, Jyoti | No Rules but Grammar of Designing | P7-03 |
| GUPTA, Seemantini | HER-STORY: Self-representation of sexworkers in oral narratives | P3-06 |
| GUTMAN, Caroline | Entrepreneurs, shareholders and leaders: how women-run businesses foster inclusive societies and promote civic participation | P3-05 |
| HA, Miu Yin | Localism and Globalism: Role of Agents for transformation of Popular Culture | P6-04 |
| HADOLT, Bernhard | ‘Being a little bit pregnant’: In-Vitro Fertilisation as Technology of Hope | P7-02 |
| HADŽIMUHAMEDOVIĆ, Safet | Phantom Landscape: Home as a Lucid Dream | P2-04 |
| HAJELA SHRI, Sudheer Chandra | Construction of the Self in the Folklores of the Santhals | P6-02 |
| HAJELA, Harshita | Kutchi Handicrafts and Culture Industry: Emerging Trends | P6-01 |
| HALASUR MATT, Maralusiddaiah | Rural Migration And Its Impact On Cultural Diversity In Metropolitan Cities | P1-07 |
| HALDER, Debjani | From Samsodhan (1996) to Gulab Gang (2013): Women are on the way of political Empowerment | P7-09 |
| HALLIKERI, Prema | Gender in parémiologie: A Socio-Anthroplogical perspective of East and West | P3-06 |
| HAMANN, Edmund | With Common Neighbors (Education and Migration): Anthropological and Sociological Collaboration Across Fences | FP-03 |
| HAMZIĆ, Vanja | The Dera Paradigm: Homecoming of the Gendered Other | P2-04 |
| HANCART PETITET, Pascale | Anthropology, Design, and Information Technology in South East Asia: Innovative steps for the HSEPP international network in Cambodia | P7-03 |
| HARDING, Lauren | “This isn’t Canada, it’s Home”: Selling Burgers at Qua-ba-diwa | P2-04 |
| HARRISON, Faye V. | Intersectional Justice, Human Rights, and Feminist Anthropological Engagement | P3-06 |
| HARTIG, Anne | Sacred and Secular: Swaminarayan Akshardham in New Delhi | P1-08 |
| HASEGAWA, Aline Yuri | Nikkey Rural Way of Life: the notions of person and family | P9-02 |
| HAYAMI, Yoko | Living Together but Apart: emerging relationships of care among Karen between hill and city of northern Thailand | P3-02 |
| HE, Yue | Hani Cultural Landscape of the Traditional Water Resources Management Research | P6-05 |
| HEGARTY, Benjamin | Imagining Transgender in 1970s Indonesia | P7-02 |
| HENDERSON, Patricia C | The Social and Imaginary porosity of Cloth in the embodied artwork of Mary Sibande | P7-02 |
| HILPRON, Michael | Body Awarenes Techniques: Bridging East and West for a Better Mond-Body Ecology | P7-01 |
| HIZI, Gil | Malleable Selfhood and Self-Cultivation: modern and ancient ideas of ‘self-change’ in Chinese privatised education | P1-05 |
| HORAT, Esther | Rearrangement of care and shifting notions of femininity and masculinity in Vietnamese families | P3-02 |
| HU, Yu-Ying | To Pass or Not To Pass? That Is The Question: Recognition Politics, Transgender Right and Hybrid Transnationalism in Taiwan | P3-06 |
| HUANG, Huaqing | Song-gathering: a meterialized oral heritage in the age of tourism in Longji Zhuang ethnic village in China | P9-03 |
| HUANG, Shu-min | Transnational Population Movements and the Formation of Plural Society in Taiwan | P1-07 |
| HUANG, Yueh-Po | The Sanctification of Tenri City, a City in contemporary East Asia | P1-09 |
| HUANG, Zhiguo | Inheritance and Protection of Traditional Regional Foods | P5-03 |
| HYUN, Sinae | Problematic Identities: Building of the Thai National Identity in the Twentieth Century | TBA |
| IBÁÑEZ-ANGULO, Mónica | Between Cooperation and Control: The Side-Effects of Migration Cooperation Policies with Sending Countries | P4-02 |
| IDETA, Keiji | Dance and Society: bodily practice of a classical ballet in Thailand | P7-02 |
| IKEDA, Mizuho | Cultural Heritage and the Power of Education in Thailand | P6-06 |
| IKEYA, Kazunobu | How Have Local People Shaped the Spaces in the Kalahari Desert? | P4-04 |
| IMOTO, Yuki | Competing Models of Education, Language and Citizenship in Japan: reexamining discourses of foreign language education | P7-01 |
| IRINA, Grigore | Embodiment in Everyday Life: Exploring Traditional and Avant-garde Dance Practices in Modern Japan | P7-02 |
| ISHII, Masako | Transformation of the Notion of Protection: Safety-Nets for Protecting Muslim Filipina Domestic Workers in the Arab Gulf States | P3-02 |
| ISNAINI, Zuli Laili | Social Network of “Jolok” as an Economic Ressilience in Rural Java | P5-04 |
| IWAHARA , Hiroi | Politics of Sustainable Tourism: A Case Study of Village Tourism Development Programs in Bali, Indonesia | P6-03 |
| IWATA, Shinsuke | Transnational nostalgia: consumption of the colonial past in Japan’s outbound tourism to Taiwan | P6-03 |
| IYENGAR, G. A . Ghanshyam | Folklore and Oral Tradition: The Dialogue of Civilization | P6-02 |
| JAGADEESH, Vislawath | Health and Tourism: an Anthropological Perspective | P6-05 |
| JAIN, Meena | Gender Influence in Address System in Indian Culture | P6-02 |
| JAIN, Vinay | Social Status and Intimacy in the Characters of Shakespeare | P6-02 |
| JAISWAL, Ajeet | An Anthropological Vision on Nutritional Profile of Adult Kharwar Tribes of Uttar Pradesh, India | P4-01 |
| JAISWAL, Sapna | Industrial Health Management and Safety in the Textile Industry | P4-01 |
| JAKHAR, Sunita | Migrations to Greener Pastures: a case study of Rajasthan State in India | P4-02 |
| JAKIMOW, Tanya | Ethical Dilemmas and Moral Anxieties in a ‘Community- driven’ Development Programme in Medan, Indonesia | P9-07 |
| JAPAROV, Amantur | Generational Relations In a Modern Kyrgyz Family | P3-02 |
| JEFFREY JEHOM, Welyne | Sacredness of Knowledge to Sustain Status Quo and Identity or Poverty Alleviation: Pua weavers in Sarawak, Malaysia | P2-03 |
| JIANG, Sijun | In the Perspective of Communication Study: Cultural-tourism practices of the local knowledge communities in the post disaster Beichuan | P6-05 |
| JIKE, Quri | The New ICH Tourism Programs and the Exhibition Project | P6-07 |
| JOHAR, Pushpendra | The Idea of a Perfect Azadi: Narratives from Kashmir | P4-09 |
| JOSHI, Saakshi | Dead Places Talk: there can be no other ‘Tehri’ | P2-04 |
| JUI, Liang Sim | Asymmetrical Interdependence: Subcultural media journalists and the mainstream media in Singapore | P7-09 |
| KABAMBA, Patience | Problematic New Forms of Life from the Debris of the Congolese State | P9-01 |
| KABIR, Humayun | Who is Shia in Bangladesh? Ethnicity, Language, and Religious Practice | P1-03 |
| KAMBARA, Yuko | Social Engagement and Morality in Secular Civil Society: Social activists in the post-socialist Slovak countryside | P1-05 |
| KAMPA, Tanyawat | The Role of Middlemen Networks and Markets in Responding to Climate Variability and Extremes in the Aquaculture Sector in Northern Thailand | P5-03 |
| KASTURAY, Amrita S | The Oral Narration: Progression of Culture and Folk Art through Pandwani | P6-02 |
| KATAOKA, Tatsuki | Baba Cemeteries in Thailand | P1-06 |
| KATO, Atsufumi | Alternative Dispute Resolution With and Without Religion | P1-05 |
| KAUPPINEN, Anna-Riikka | The Spirit of the Office: Exploring New Management Practices in the Ghanaian Private Sector | FP-02 |
| KEILBART, Patrick | Pencak Silat and/as media: Reconstructing Indonesian martial arts in cross-cultural, transmedial networks | P7-02 |
| KHADER, Vijaya | Impact of Economic Empowerment of Women on Food, Health & Livelihood Security | P5-01 |
| KHALID, Abda | Whose property whose authority? Gendering the legal and customary practices in ownership and access to land: A case of Swat, Pakistan | P3-06 |
| KHAMU, Sezolu | Studying Gerontology from an Anthropological Perspective | P3-01 |
| KHAREL, Dipesh | Migration, Transnationalism and Social Transformation: A Case Study of the Nepali migration to Japan | P1-07 |
| KHAWZAWL, Teresa L | Revisiting Patriarchy in Household Decision- Making among the Hmars of India | P3-05 |
| KIKHI, Kedilezo | Interface of Land, Development and Governance in Nagaland, India | P9-07 |
| KIMURA, Mizuka | Islamness and Chineseness of Chinese Muslim Diaspora: Analysis from their Marriage and Death Practices | P1-06 |
| KNEZEVIC, Julija | Temporary Agency Women Workers in Japan | P3-05 |
| KODALI, Vijayanthimala | Food Security, Climate Change and Millennium Development Goals | P5-01 |
| KOIZUMI, Junji | Nationalism, Primordial Sentiments and Governance | P9-10 |
| KORDIŠ, Meta | Maribor is the Future! Grass-rooted Creative Spaces as Generators of Urban Heartbeat in the Post-industrial City | P7-06 |
| KOVAČEVIĆ BIELICKI, Dragana | Neither on the Earth, nor in the Skies: Negotiations of (non)belonging among former Yugoslav refugees in Norway | P2-04 |
| KOZOROG, Miha | Sevdalinka in Exile and Beyond: Returning Bosnian traditional music in (trans)national arena | P6-04 |
| KUMAR, Archana | Fragmentation and Reconfiguration of Religious Practices among Indian Indentured Migrants and Their Descendents | P1-08 |
| KUMAR, Dinesh | Development Discourse and Dialogues on Human Rights: An analytical review of Contestations | P4-01 |
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| KUMAR, Souvik | Children’s’ Play and games in the Tribals of West Bengal: An Ethnographic Study | P7-02 |
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| KUNIHIRO, Akiko | The Etiquette of dāna, unreciprocal gift giving, at the temple of Hindu Goddess | P1-05 |
| KUNSTADTER, Peter | Ethnic Disparities in Health Knowledge, Attitudes and Behavior Persist Despite Socioeconomic Acculturation in Rural Northern Thailand | P2-02 |
| KURAMOTO, Ryosuke | Morality beyond Morality: A case study of Theravāda Buddhist monks in Myanmar | P1-05 |
| KURANE, Anjali | The Rise of Mega cities: Challenges and Opportunities | P2-01 |
| KUSTANTO, Andi | Local Wisdom Indonesian Batik as Local Culture | P6-01 |
| LAPLANTE, Julie | Jamu becomings on the island of Java, Indonesia | P7-02 |
| LARRETA, Enrique | The global imaginary of equality: On the Reception of Thomas Piketty’s Le Capital au XXIe Siècle | P9-12 |
| LATERZA, Vito | Saving souls through the market principle: Christian development in a Swazi company town | P9-01 |
| LATOSKY, Shauna | Behind the hype of ‘harmful cultural practices’: A case study from Mursi (Mun), Southern Ethiopia | P3-04 |
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| LEE, Wendy | Pad Yatra: A Green Odyssey | P7-09 |
| LEE, Yi-tze | Fragrant buds, like us, soon turn into useless flowers”: Indigenous Farming Labor and Affective Discourse on Diligence in Taiwan | P5-06 |
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| LI, Lin | The Adaptability of Ethnic Minorities In the Process of Urbanization in China | P9-05 |
| LI, Lingxia | Reflections on World Cultural Heritage Application of Yongshun’s Laosicheng Ruins from a Spatial Perspective of Anthropology | P6-03 |
| LI, Qiaoyang | Liu Village Disoriented-Case Study: Beautiful Disaster in the Modernization | P2-01 |
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| LIN, Yu-sheng | Religion, Cult, or the Truth? – Yiguan Dao in Buddhist Thailand | P1-08 |
| LIU, Jun | Genetic Diversity Analysis of capsicum annuum’s Germplasm Resources Based on ISSR Markers | P5-03 |
| LIU, Rong | Chinese Policy on Ethnic Cadres | P9-05 |
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| LIU, Xiaomin | A Research of Antipoverty in Southern Xinjiang in the Perspective of Social Security: evidence from Wuqia County of Kizilsu Kirghiz Autonomous Prefecture | P9-06 |
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| LUO, Jing | The Form of Subjectification: a Spatial Narrative of the Diaspora in Bangka, Taipei | P2-04 |
| LUO, Kanglong | Preservation and Innovation: A Case Study of Community Culture of the Dong Nationality in Huanggang Village | P6-05 |
| MAHARJAN, Panchanarayan | Ethnic Autonomy as a challenge to Peacebuilding process in Nepal | P4-10 |
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| MAHTO, Raja Ram | Tusu Thrills and Imbibes Revolutionary Spirit | P9-05 |
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| MAKUKULE, Idah M | Migration and Social Institutions: the emergence of new communities in a South African informal settlement | P2-01 |
| MALMSTRÖM, Maria | The body as the locus of moral cultivation by the self and others: | P3-04 |
| MALONDA, Benny | Political Culture: Study about Women as Artist and as the Member of Legislative Assembly in Indonesia | P3-06 |
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| MANGAHAS, Maria | Anthropology, Sociology and Filipino Social Science | FP-03 |
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| MATHEWS, Gordon | Anthropology/Sociology in Hong Kong and the World: A Proposal for Abolishing Anthropology as a Discipline | FP-03 |
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| MATHUR, Chandana | Anthropology in reverse’ and the question of disciplinary boundaries | FP-03 |
| MCALLISTER, Patrick | Sacralizing the City: religious space making in Ho Chi Minh City during Tet, the Vietnamese lunar new year | P1-08 |
| MCCARTNEY, Patrick | Taking Care of the Great Danger: Making Sacred Spaces with Sanskrit | P1-08 |
| MCDONALD, Anne | Looking to the Traditional Knowledge Sets of Marine Coastal People: a case study from the Japanese ama divers of Japan | P5-02 |
| MEDHI, Birinchi K | Health Struggle with flood, sand and erosion: the case of the Mishings of North East India | P5-06 |
| MEENA, Meenakshi | Approach to Ageing: The emerging pattern in India | P3-01 |
| MEHER, Bandana | Lost Assets of Family : Study on Aged Women from Old Age Home | P3-01 |
| MEHROTRA, Nilika | Reimagining Anthropology Through Feminist Disability lens | P3-06 |
| MELGAARD, Bente | Space for ‘the Good Life’ in the Suburbs | P7-06 |
| MENCHER, Joan P. | SRI/SCI and Climate Change: Agro-ecology an Anthropoligical Approach | P5-01 |
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| MINOO, Arihiro | The Farmers’ Collaboration with Middlemen ‘Tempted’ by the Rumor | P5-04 |
| MISHRA, Vijay | Culture Industry and Fashion Trend across the Globe: A study of Self Help Groups and Banking loing system in India | P6-01 |
| MISRA, Preeti | Vulnerability to Crime and Elderly People in India: A Critical Study | P4-03 |
| MISRA, Rohit | Elderly Muslims and HIV/AIDS: A Human Rights Perspective | P4-03 |
| MISRA, Shalini | Folktales from India: A Feminist Perspective | P6-02 |
| MIURA, Junko | Decision-Making Process for Migrants: the Case of Refugee Resettlement in Thailand | P4-10 |
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| MOHACSI, Gergely | Herbal Dimensions: Cultivating, collecting and screening medicinal plants in Vietnam |
P8-04 |
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| MONDAL, Sekh Rahim | Indigenous Peoples of North Bengal in India: Some observations on the issues of their survival strategies, cultures and identities | P5-06 |
| MONTEILLET, Nicolas | The screen and the Fang cuisine: traditional cuisine of rural and first and second generation migrants in Libreville | P5-03 |
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P8-01 |
| MUKHERJEE, Ambarish | Documentation of Non-Timber Forest Resources in Ayodhya Hills of Purulia District in West Bengal (India) for Sustainable Economic Welfare of the Poor Forest Dwellers | P5-05 |
| MUKHERJEE, Indrani | Exploring Corporate Social Responsibility: An Indian Perspective | P9-10 |
| MUKHERJEE, Tapas | The Japanese Wife: A cinematographic study of cultures | P7-09 |
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| NAIK, Iswar Chandra | Indigenous People’s Movements against Development induce Displacement in Odisha, India | P5-06 |
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| NARASIMHAN, Haripriya | Small Screen Parivaar: Family and Kinship in Hindi television soap operas |
P3-02 |
| NASCIMENTO, Elisabet Ristow | Continued Education and the Education Practice in the Border Zone Between Brazil and Paraguay | P4-06 |
| NATH, Prafulla | Devolution and Gender: The changing nature of Patriarchy | P9-07 |
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| NGU, Ik-Tien | Urban-based Ethnic Chinese activism in Malaysia | P1-01 |
| NGUYEN, Dat | Buddhist Orphanages in Late-Socialist Vietnam: Politics and Ethics of Care | P1-03 |
| NGUYEN, Phong Le | Urbanization and Household’s Food Production in Hanoi Suburb | P5-04 |
| NISHIMURA, Masao | Tangible, Intangible, and Living Heritage: A Comparative Study of Heritage Perception among the People in Laos and the Philippines | P6-06 |
| NKWI, Paul Nchoji | Anthropology out of the Closet: Africans in Anthropological History | P9-13 |
| NONSIRI, Petchsri | Selling Experience: Exploring how tour operators integrate sustainable concept into their business | P6-03 |
| NWAKA, Geoffrey | Indigenous Knowledge for Sustainable Development in Africa | P2-03 |
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| OKANO, Hideyuki | Motorbike Taxies and Statehood Authority in post- conflict Sierra Leone: Turning Former-military Network into a Public Entity | P4-09 |
| OKUNO, Akiko | The Comparative Study of the Yakult Lady | P7-04 |
| OLIVEIRA, Susana Kramer de Mesquita | Anthropological and Sociological Boundaries of Indian Woman and Family | P3-03 |
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| ORLIĆ, Olga | Community-supported Agriculture: supporting organic and local food | P5-03 |
| ORTIZ , Horacio | Cross-border Investment in China: a reflection on financial and political imaginaries of global finance | P9-12 |
| OSBORNE, David | The Selfish Artefact: Prioritising the Social Network In the Design of Contemporary Architecture | P7-06 |
| O’LEARY, Heather | Pathways to Resource Security: Water Security among India’s Urban Poor | P5-05 |
| PALL, Zoltan | Claiming Orthodoxy: The Construction of Salafi Religious Authority in North Lebanon | P1-03 |
| PALMER, Lisa | Water Politics and Spiritual Ecology: boundary marking and socialised flows | P5-05 |
| PANDE, Suman | School Education in India: The Emergence of an Alternative Educational Protocol | P7-01 |
| PANDEY, Annapurna | Gender and Sexuality: Renegotiated Religious Identity Among Indian Women in California | P1-03 |
| PANDEY, Manoj | Elderly People across the Globe and their Rights: An appraisal | P4-03 |
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| PANT, Swati | Wool Felts: towards sustainable fashion | P6-01 |
| PARMASAD, Vishala | A Trace of Sugar: The mediation of global ontologies through local management practices for diabetes care in Trinidad |
P8-04 |
| PARTRIDGE, Tristan | Fracking, Water, Work: Deliberating Energy Security and its Instabilities | P5-05 |
| PATAKY, Zhanna | The Medicine Wheel is an Indigenous Knowledge of American Indian Healers | P2-03 |
| PATEL, Rahul | Older People and their Human Rights: a study with special reference to tribal and rural community of India | P4-03 |
| PATEL, Reetika | Human Rights of Elderly People in Lucknow City of Uttar Pradesh in India | P4-03 |
| PATHAK, Nupur | Revisioning Tibetans’ Survival Ways in India: A vision of Touristification or an invisible process of aesthetic hybridization? | P6-03 |
| PATNAIK, Soumendra Mohan | Siblings or Twins ? Examining the relationship between Anthropology and Sociology in India | FP-03 |
| PATNAIK, Soumendra Mohan | Transnational Governance and Emerging Policy Networks in Nagaland, India | P9-10 |
| PAŘIZKOVÁ, Jana | Traditional nutrition, adiposity and health problems in different parts of the world | P5-03 |
| PEIRIS, Roshan | Non-metric Tooth Crown Traits in Mid-Holocene People from Mini-Athiliya Shell Midden in Southern Sri Lanka: Comparison with other world populations | P6-08 |
| PELTZER, Karl | Female genital mutilation and intimate partner violence in the Ivory Coast | P3-04 |
| PENG, Wenbin | Politics of Value and Heritage Development in Minority Regions of Southwest China | P9-03 |
| PETERSEN, Michael Nebeling | Between Precarity and Privilege: Claiming motherhood as Gay fathers through transnational surrogacy | P3-02 |
| PEVERI, Valentina | The ‘Tree against Hunger’ has Died in the End. Profit-oriented Breeding Programs, Orphan Crops, and Food (in)security in Southern Ethiopia | P5-05 |
| PHILLIPS, James | Legal Remedies for Indigenous Peoples: Procedures and Practices | P2-03 |
| PIMBLEY, Stephen | Home Farm: Combining retirement housing with work in vertical urban farming | P7-03 |
| POCAPANISHWONG, Nattchawal | Translocality at Borders : The Religious Space-Making of Myanmar Migrant Workers in Ranong, Thailand | P2-02 |
| POLESE, Abel | Challenges, and Advantages, of Conducting Research in Non- democratic Settings | P1-02 |
| PRAMANIK, Rashmi | Surviving In between Two Cultures: Reflections of Slum Children in Sambalpur, Odisha | P4-07 |
| PRATAP, Bhanu | Responsibility To Protect: A Defense for the new Emerging Norm | P4-05 |
| PROMPAYUK, Supoj | The Emigrating of the Natives in the Lower Central Region Community of Thailand from the Tourism Adaptation | P6-06 |
| PRSETIJO, Adi | Orang Rimba of Jambi : After The Forest Gone | P5-06 |
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| QURASHI, Kausar | Gender and Economic development among the Muslims of Assam, India | P9-07 |
| RACLES, Andreea | “Ethnicization of smells” and “olfactization of ethnicity ”: A reflection on domestic material culture in the case of Ursari Romanian Roma | P7-02 |
| RAGRAGIO, Maria Elena | A Survey of Plants used as Repellents against Hematophagous Insects by the Ayta People of Porac Town, Pampanga Province, Philippines | P8-03 |
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| RAHMAN, Kaleel | Is Self-Help a Alternative to Religion? A Day in a Personal Development Seminar. | P1-09 |
| RAJKUMARI, Nonibala | Media and its Impact on Health of People from Insurgency Affected Area | P4-01 |
| RAMACHANDRAIAH, G. | Micro Level Food Experiments in Food Security in India | P5-01 |
| RANJAN SAHA, Partha | Cultural Violence in Multi-ethnic Settings: Some Aspects of Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) in Bangladesh | P9-11 |
| RASHKOW, Ezra D. | Eviction From A Biosphere Reserve in Central India | P2-03 |
| RASULOVA, Ziyodakhon A. | Ethno-Psycholinguistic Experimental Survey of Marriage and Family Relations Concepts | P9-09 |
| RAY, Soumen | Cooperative Governance and Social Development in Tea Gardens of Assam, India | P9-07 |
| RAY, Subhadeepta | Race Science and Population: Anthropology, Sociology and the Making of Modern India | P9-07 |
| REINHARDT, Bruno | On Boundaries and Flows: Pentecostal materiality and immanent critique in Ghana | P1-03 |
| RETNAKUMARI, Jayasree | Infertility and New Reproductive Technologies: A Gender perspective | P3-02 |
| REUTER, Thomas | Food Systems in Indonesia: A moral economy approach to resource security | P5-05 |
| RIAL, Carmen | The Football Players as Global Pastors | P1-03 |
| RIAL, Carmen | Building Fences – How Brazilian Anthropology Forgot Its Old Neighbors | FP-03 |
| ROBERTS , Nicholas | Continuity & Change in the Use & Value of Caves in Lao PDR: A case study from Vilabouly District, Savannakhet Province | P6-06 |
| RODRIGUEZ, Cheryl R. | Women, Housing and Human Rights: Comparative Perspectives on the U.S. and South Africa | P3-06 |
| RODRIGUEZ, Lía | International migration from Bangladesh to India: scope of the issue in the bilateral relations. | P4-02 |
| ROESLER, Sascha | On Ethnographic Representation in Architecture | P7-06 |
| ROY, Chandreyee | Forest Resource based Tribal Enterprise: An Approach towards th | P5-06 |
| ROY, Samik | Commercial Afforestation and Consequences: A study on the tribal population of West Bengal, India | P5-06 |
| RUDNEV, Viacheslav | Indigenous Culture and Problem of Modern Education on Sustainability | P2-03 |
| RUDNYCKYI, Daromir | A Crisis of Financial Representation: Islamic Finance, Counter-Coloniality, and the Problem of Sovereign Money | P9-12 |
| RUEFF, Henri | Can Environmental Conditions Affect Smallholders’ Climate Change Perception? Evidence from an Aridity Gradient in the Gobi Desert | P4-04 |
| RUGKHAPAN, Napong Tao | Governing the Historic City: boundaries, architecture, and knowledge in historic preservation | P7-06 |
| SACHDEVA, Ashok | Folk Literature in Shakespeare | P6-02 |
| SADOMBA, Zvakanyorwa Wilbert | New Methodology for African Technical Knowledge: Using taboos and proverbs as texts | P9-13 |
| SAE CHUA, Bencharat | Revisiting Social Movements’ Ideologies: The dilemma of rights in Thai environmental movements | P5-02 |
| SAKATE, Machhindra | Contribution of Marathi Scholars in Anthropology | P9-13 |
| SAKATE, Pushpalata | Irawati Karwe: An Anthropologist in India | P9-13 |
| SAMADDER, Biva | The Indigenous Knowledge System of The Limbus in their Surroundings in their Economy: An Anthropological Study in Kalimpong sub-division of the Darjeeling District in West Bengal, India | P2-03 |
| SAMAL, Swagatika | Off the Scene: the marginalized slum dwelling girl- children of Sambalpur City | P4-07 |
| SAMPA, Taraphdar (Basu) | Childhood in the Slum of the Red Light District | P4-07 |
| SANGKHAMANEE, Jakkrit | Of Man, Machine and Museum: An Amphibious Network in Thailand’s Water Engineering Technology |
P8-01 |
| SARAIVA, Clara | Anthropology and Sociology in Southwest Europe. The Case of Portugal: A Possible Dialogue or Backs Turned ? |
FP-03 |
| SARAN, Rupam | Social Production/Reproduction: Immigrant Youths as Sources of upclassing for Skilled and Non-Skilled Asian Indian Immigrants in USA | P4-02 |
| SARKAR , Bijoy Kumar | Oral literature of the Chain Community in West Bengal: An anthropological Study of the Marriage Songs | P6-02 |
| SARKAR, Swagato | Surviving Neoliberal Commodification of Land | P9-01 |
| SARMAH, Bhupen | Sovereignty, Autonomy and the State: Politics of the Periphery | P9-07 |
| SATASUT, Prakirati | Modern Thai Buddhism and a Genealogy of ‘Political’ Monks | P1-05 |
| SAXENA, Sanjay | Fashion trend and its Effect of Indian Culture Industry | P6-01 |
| SCHEDNECK, Brooke | Religious Encounters within Theravada Cosmopolitan Domains | P1-09 |
| SCHOENI, Dominique | Building/dwelling an Exhibition: a plea for an “undisciplinary ” approach of anthropological knowledge in museum | P6-07 |
| SCHUURMAN, Beligje | The ‘Soft’ Values in Female Mobilities | P3-02 |
| SCHÄUBLE, Michaela | Picturing Realms of Religious Performance and Authenticity | P1-09 |
| SE, Teruhisa | Liberal Democracy and Religion: An Analysis of a Japanese General Conception of Human Rights | P1-05 |
| SEAH, Chia Shih Paveena | Competing Aspirations towards Heritage Conservation in Singapore: A case study of Dakota Crescent | P6-06 |
| SHAKUTO-NEOH, Shiori | Walking in Utopia: Materiality of Life among the Japanese Retirement Migrants in Malaysia | P7-02 |
| SHAKYA, Mallika | A Formalist-Substantivist Debate around ‘Competitiveness’ in Washington DC and Kathmandu | P9-01 |
| SHANKER, Sugandha | Rituals and Media a Tool for Biodiversity Conservation | P5-02 |
| SHARMA, Haresh Kumar | Hydropower Development in Western Himalayas, India: Conflicts, Issues and Indigenous Rights in Tribal Region | P4-05 |
| SHARMA, Omprakash | Indian Myth, Drama and Kathakali in Arundhati Roy ’s “The God of Small Things” | P6-02 |
| SHARMA, Tripta | Development and Social Movements: On Media’s definition of Democracy Farmers’ Movement in Indian Print Media | P4-09 |
| SHARMA, Vijay Prakash | Ethnicity, Ethnic Identity And Religious Movements In Asia | P1-07 |
| SHETTY, Jyoti | Occupation and Occupational Mobility among Urban Mali Women | P3-05 |
| SHETTY, Yogitha | Memory and Matrilineage: Is the Siri Mass Possession Cult of Tulunadu a Death Ritual? | P3-03 |
| SHI, Kaizhong | World Intangible Culture Heritage: the Kam Grand Choirs and the Development of Dong Society | P9-03 |
| SHI, Tian | Utopia, Modernity and Negotiating Ethnicity: Minorities in Chinese Contemporary Documentaries | P7-09 |
| SHI, Xiang | Swing: Adaptation for Migration of Minority Immigrants from High Altitude Areas of Wuling Mountain-a case study of Wanglong Tujia village in southeast Chongqing | P9-05 |
| SHIMAZONO, Yosuke | Embodying dis/connection: an anthropological inquiry on commercial surrogacy and embodiment in India | P3-02 |
| SHIMODA, Yukimi | Experiencing Different Forms of Diversity between More Diverse and Less Diverse Societies | P2-05 |
| SHOOCONGDEJ, Rasmi | “Voices of tribal spirits”: archaeological heritage management in northwest Thailand | P6-06 |
| SHORO, Katleho | Terms of Engaging and Project-ing Africa(ns): An ethnographic encounter with African Studies through “Curate Africa” | P7-01 |
| SHUKLA, Sarika | Religious Food Now A Lost Heritage | P5-03 |
| SIANI, Edoardo | Diviners and the sublimation of class and religion in contemporary Thailand | FP-02 |
| SIMON, Scott | Living with Bamboo Groves: Traditional Knowledge and Sustainable Living of Taiwan’s Truku People | P2-03 |
| SIMÕES, Soraya | Prostitution and Human Rights: an analysis of the relationship between academy and the social movement to promote sex workers rights in Brazil | P4-08 |
| SINGDEE, Chaiyaporn | Exporting James Bond, or Indigenizing Ralph Lauren: Jatujak Market and the Arts of Thrifting in Contemporary Thailand | P6-01 |
| SINGH, Ajai Pratap | Elderly People and Human Rights in the Context of Tribal India | P4-03 |
| SINGH, Anand | Contextualising developemnt and skills transfer in the context of migration | P4-02 |
| SINGH, Kirti Vikram | Social Work Practice with the Elderly | P4-03 |
| SINGH, Manoj Kumar | Cultural Heritage management in South Asia: Challenges Ahead | P6-06 |
| SINGH, Mrinila | Benefit-cost analysis of organic and inorganic carrot production in Chitwan district of Nepal | P5-03 |
| SINGH, Ramesh Pratap | Folk Songs of Tribals in Uttar Pradesh, India: A Study | P6-02 |
| SINGHA, Narendra | Cultural Significance of Lai Haraoba: A traditional dance festival of Meiteis of Manipur, India | P6-04 |
| SINHA , Neha | Migration of Indians to Mozambique: Role, Identity and Contribution | P1-07 |
| SINHA, Bobby Luthra | International Migration as the flip side of Patriarchy, Poverty and Development in Nepal | P4-02 |
| SOMOON, Kanokwan | A Review of the Effect of Window Display on Customer Behavior | P7-03 |
| SONG, Yanpeng | Sustainable Chinese Identity – The Study of Hokkien Cemetery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | P1-06 |
| SPIEGEL, Andrew | On the Perversity of ‘Development’ Interventions that Target the So-called ‘Urban Poor’ | P9-01 |
| SPISSU, Giovanni | The Familiar | P2-04 |
| SRIMULYANI, Nunuk Endah | Symboization of Women in Kartini`s and Malala`s Day | P3-06 |
| STEIN, Michal | Transgressive Creativity: self- expression and oppression among ‘Hard-core’ tattooed women in Israel | P7-02 |
| SUHR, Christian | A Truth that Hides Behind the Many | P1-03 |
| SUKKUMNOED, Decharut | Whose Evident is Counted?: The Negotiation Power of Community-based Impact Assessment in Thailand | P5-02 |
| SULTANA, Habiba | Family Relations, Fictive Kinship and Intergenerational Aspect of sex work in brothel: A Study of Daulatida brothel Bangladesh | P3-06 |
| SUMIHARA, Noriya | What Is Mono-Zukuri Culture All About? Multi-Facets of the Meanings of Mono-Zukuri, and How A Large Japanese Corporation Defines It and Transmits the Idea Cross-Culturally. | P7-04 |
| SUN, Xiaoping | Building Socialist Agricultural Modernity from the Wilderness | P2-02 |
| SUNAGA, Nobue | “Somalilander” in London: Identification of Somaliland Diaspora | P4-09 |
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P8-04 |
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P8-02 |
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| ZIYAUDDIN, K M | Social Exclusion of Muslim Scavengers and their Changing Occupations in the city of Hyderabad, India | P9-10 |
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