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DESCRIPTION:Stephen Christopher\, PhD Candidate\, Department of Anthropolog
 y\, Syracuse University\n\nTribal\nCosmos: Gaddi\nModernization in Dharams
 ala\n\nBased\non fieldwork in Dharamsala\,\nIndia\, the densely touristic 
 home of Tibetan refugees\, this presentation\naddresses how\nthe Gaddi\, a
 \nlocal tribe\, negotiate rapid urbanization and cosmopolitan practices in
  what\nwas once a small shepherding stopover. Paralleling recent scholarsh
 ip on the\nanthropology of affirmative action\, Christopher aims to show t
 he impact of\nreservation politics and development on tribal social organi
 zation and sense of\nselfhood and belonging.\n\nSponsored by the South Asi
 a Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;\n\n 
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SUMMARY:Moynihan South Asia Center presents: Stephen Christopher
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>Stephen Christopher</b>\, <i>PhD Candida
 te\, Department of Anthropology\, Syracuse University</i></p><p>\n\n</p><p
 ><b>Tribal\nCosmos: Gaddi\nModernization in Dharamsala</b></p><p>\n\n</p>B
 ased\non fieldwork in Dharamsala\,\nIndia\, the densely touristic home of 
 Tibetan refugees\, this presentation\naddresses how\nthe Gaddi\, a\nlocal 
 tribe\, negotiate rapid urbanization and cosmopolitan practices in what\nw
 as once a small shepherding stopover. Paralleling recent scholarship on th
 e\nanthropology of affirmative action\, Christopher aims to show the impac
 t of\nreservation politics and development on tribal social organization a
 nd sense of\nselfhood and belonging.<p>\n\n<b><i>Sponsored by the South As
 ia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;</i></b></p><p
 >\n\n </p>
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