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... law) to instead consider the ways in which war, emigration, immigration policies, family separations, silences, and deportation dismember bodies, lives, families, and nations. The chapter treats dis/memberment not only as a form of breaking apart but also as the denial of membership and the erasure...

... of interest to the CIA. The Asia Foundation, a CIA asset from the early 1950s until 1967, gained access to lists of Asian anthropologists by offering to subsidize AAA membership dues for Asian anthropologists. covert funding CIA funding compromised anthropology ...

... of their deportation, and many Salvadoran youth living in the United States sought to travel to El Salvador to revisit their pasts. Analyzing these practices reveals the ways that biographies are deployed to recuperate memory and claim membership Temporary Protected Status undocumented immigrants diaspora...

... of institutionalized civil society participation in health governance. Told in three installments, this chapter traces the biography of a participatory health council through different periods of membership, leadership, and local government administrations. In doing so, it juxtaposes the normative assumptions...

... immigrate as children and therefore may be citizens of a country that they do not remember and residents of a country in which they lack citizenship. Practices that seek to restore both membership and memory can be defined as re/membering. By examining the immigration histories of 1.5-generation youth who...

... of origins and trajectories make the time “before” emigration one of flux and conditionality. Exploring this alternative understanding of origin as one of movement rather than stasis gestures toward futures in which multiple memberships might be acknowledged. ethnography temporality space origin...

... on Eric Wolf and other critics of counterinsurgency than on the anthropologists undertaking counterinsurgency work. The Mead Committee’s report was rejected by the AAA membership, and fallout from the Thai Affair helped press the AAA to approve its ethics code, which prohibited secret research, oriented...

... and negotiated a secret deal under which the CIA helped design and compile the AAA’s first membership roster using the agency’s computers, an arrangement that allowed the CIA access to useful knowledge of American anthropologists and their expertise. anthropological associations applied anthropology...

... This chapter discusses how European frontiers are culturally redrawn by “othering” Islam. General resentment against Turkey’s EU membership was one of the first signals indicating Europe’s trouble with Islam. Europe is defined as essentially secular and not compatible with Muslim presence. Both...