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Vortragende(r): Günther Schlee, Peter Finke, Alessandro Monsutti, Ingeborg Baldauf, Khadija Abbasi, Indira Alibayeva, Wolfgang Holzwarth, Baktygul Karimova, Verena LaMela
Organisator(en): CASCA
Ort: Max-Planck Institut for Social Anthropology

STAYING AT HOME. Identities, Memories and Social Networks of Kazakhstani Germans Rita Sanders “Ethnographically rich, the study is based on a fertile mix of quantitative and qualitative methods such as pile sorting, free listing, network analysis, genealogy, participant observation and interviewing of all sorts. The author convincingly demonstrates that not leaving is nonetheless a dynamic lifestyle

Dr. Mateusz Laszczkowski (University of Warsaw / Halle–Zürich Centre for Anthropological Studies on Central Asia)     The Fifth Regional Conference of the 
Central Eurasian Studies Society (CESS) 2-4 June 2016, Kazan Federal University   This paper, based on long-term participatory fieldwork, ethnographically focuses on the game Encounter, the community of players, and their activities in

A new issue of AnthroForum: What is ‚regional studies‘ in modern/current anthropology in case of Central Asia? Aida Aaly and Aksana Ismailbekova paper is also here. We reflected on our field work experience as being in-between the positions of ‚local‘ and ‚international‘ scholars and women, and on different effects of our topics on relations between

Vortragende(r): Jürgen Paul / Isenbike Togan / Munkh-Erdene Lkhamsuren / Dilnoza Duturaeva / Mustafa Tupev / Wolfgang Holzwarth / Gulchekhra Sultonova / Jeanine Dağyeli
Organisator(en): CASCA / Alexander von Humboldt Foundation / Martin-Luther-University
Ort: Library, Oriental Institute, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Mühlweg 15