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Water & Waterscapes: The Port City Project
Link to International Conference on Port Security, May 2008, Center for the Study of Global Change
Public Reports and Interviews 2008 “South Atlantic Port City Water Report: Santos, Salvador, Buenos Aires”. March. Translations in Spanish and Portuguese by Ana Raffo. http://www.indiana.edu/~global/portcity/resources.php 2007 “Where the sea meets the land.” Interview by Iselin Åsedotter Strønen. Research Program: “Poverty Politics: Current Approaches to its Production and Reduction..”11 May. Department of Social Anthropology, University of Bergen, Norway. “Water politics in Argentina.” Interview by María Elena Biccio de Vonscheidt, FM Dimension 100.3, 13 August, Calafate, Argentina. Available at: http://www.dimensioncalafate.com.ar/
Presentations 2008 “Water Security in Port Cities of the South Atlantic: Focus on Santos, Brazil.” Paper presented at a conference and workshop on Global Port Cities and Networking from the 20th to the 21st Century. Bryn Mawr, 16 and 17, November. “The Inquietude of Submarine Man and the Counter-geographies of Globalization.” Paper presented at the American Society of Criminology. Saint Louis, 12 November. “Sideline Criminal Encounters: Assault and Confianza on the Beache in Itapuã, Salvador da Bahia.”Netherlands Association for Gender and Feminist Anthropology (LOVA): Ethnographies of Gender and Globalization, Amsterdam, July 3-4. “Rivers of Social Protest in Buenos Aires (or, who cares about dead fish?).”Society for Cultural Anthropology, annual meetings, Long Beach, May 9-11. “Urban Aquatic Ecology: Salvador, Santos, and Buenos Aires.” International Conference: The Security of Global Port Cities: Community, Environment, and Maritime Policy, Center for Global Change, Indiana University, Bloomington, April 30 – May 2. “Aquatic infrastructure and ecology: Purity and danger in Salvador, Bahia.” Annual meetings of the American Association of Geographers. Boston, April 15-19. “Sense and Science in Endangered Waters: Life, Death and Lagoa Abaéte (in memory of Antonio Conceiçao Reis, 1963 - 2007).” Central States Anthropological Society, annual meetings, Indianapolis, March 28. “Water (In)security in Buenos Aries and the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway.” Paper presented at the International Conference on “Security in Global Port Cities: Community, Environment, and Maritime Policy.” Organized and chaired by Stephanie C. Kane, Center for the Study of Global Change, Indiana Unviersity, April 30 – May 2. (see link above) “Marginal ecologies: Colonial water architecture in postcolonial port cities (Olinda, Salvador, Buenos Aires.)” Keynote, Wilfrid Laurier University, sponsored by Department of Anthropology, Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada. February 28. 2007 “Critical Art Ensemble y terrorismo doméstico del gobierno estadounidense: performance, biología y la ley.” (Critical Art Ensemble and U.S. Government Domestic Terrorism: Performance, Biology, and the Law.) 6th Encuentro of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics. Working group: “On the Embodied Performativity of Fear.” Buenos Aires, 8-17 June. “Performing Law: Pitting Ecology against Economy on the Beaches of Salvador, Bahia.” Department of Social Anthropology. University of Bergen. Bergen, 10 May. 2006 “Realmente, o estuário não tem um patrão: La Baixada Santista, São Paulo, Brasil.” (Actually, the estuary has no limits.) Grupo de Pesquisa em Gestão Ambiental e Portuária, UNISANTOS, Santos, 25 October.
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Stephanie Kane, Ph.D., Associate Professor Departments of Criminal Justice and Gender Studies, Indiana University Bloomington Last updated: January 9, 2009 |
