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UID:euroseas-2022-what-s-in-a-claim-making-family-nation-and-territory-in-sea-1
SUMMARY:What's in a claim? Making family, nation and territory in SEA (1)
LOCATION:Room 0.18
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores how people in Southeast Asia make or dissol
 ve claims, whether to place, people, citizenship, or identity. Amidst resur
 gent authoritarianism and a lack of robust legal institutions, claims-makin
 g often takes place beyond, beside, or outside the law. Public performances
  in newspapers, classrooms, scientific laboratories, farmlands and Facebook
  groups index ownership and belonging. The papers in this panel ask: how do
  actors assert and challenge ideas about kinship, property, citizenship and
  sovereignty? We are particularly interested in the ways in which claimants
  harness or subvert official rules and cultural conventions to (re)make cla
 ims, both from above and from below. When what is required ‘on paper’ or ‘b
 y blood’ does not align with people’s everyday experience, they must find w
 ays of making claims to the contrary. Using cases concerning family conflic
 t in Cambodia, land restitution in Myanmar, DNA and citizenship in Thailand
 , and rubber plantations in Laos, we explore the multiple, dynamic ways in 
 which state actors and everyday people forge claims about themselves and th
 eir social world.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/what-s-in-a-claim-making-family-nation-and-territory-in-sea
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220629T110000
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DTSTAMP:20240424T225800
UID:euroseas-2022-what-s-in-a-claim-making-family-nation-and-territory-in-sea-2
SUMMARY:What's in a claim? Making family, nation and territory in SEA (2)
LOCATION:Room 0.18
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores how people in Southeast Asia make or dissol
 ve claims, whether to place, people, citizenship, or identity. Amidst resur
 gent authoritarianism and a lack of robust legal institutions, claims-makin
 g often takes place beyond, beside, or outside the law. Public performances
  in newspapers, classrooms, scientific laboratories, farmlands and Facebook
  groups index ownership and belonging. The papers in this panel ask: how do
  actors assert and challenge ideas about kinship, property, citizenship and
  sovereignty? We are particularly interested in the ways in which claimants
  harness or subvert official rules and cultural conventions to (re)make cla
 ims, both from above and from below. When what is required ‘on paper’ or ‘b
 y blood’ does not align with people’s everyday experience, they must find w
 ays of making claims to the contrary. Using cases concerning family conflic
 t in Cambodia, land restitution in Myanmar, DNA and citizenship in Thailand
 , and rubber plantations in Laos, we explore the multiple, dynamic ways in 
 which state actors and everyday people forge claims about themselves and th
 eir social world.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/what-s-in-a-claim-making-family-nation-and-territory-in-sea
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