4th Annual UC Davis Human Rights Symposium
10:30am-11:30am
1)Humanitarianism/Humanity (Discussant-Keith Watenpaugh, UC Davis)
- Alison Brysk: FEMINISM 3.0: HUMAN RIGHTS AND SEXUAL SELF-DETERMINATION
- Michael Prather: Principled Humanitarianism under Siege: The International Committee of the Red Cross in Afghanistan
- Nigel Hatton: Conscience of Humanity: the Aesthetics of Justice at The International Criminal Court in The Hague
- Matthew Casey: Divine Warriors and Human Rights : Religious Communities in the Peruvian Civil War, 1980-2001
- Rawan Arar: Refugee Camps as State Institutions
12pm-1pm
2) Law and Citizenship (Discussant-Bronwyn Leebaw, UC Riverside)
- Megan O’Keefe: Human Rights as Rhetorical Resource: American Catholic Bishops’ Political Arguments
- Natasha Bennett: At the Edge of Justice: Citizenship, Marginality, and Human Rights in Urban Bolivia
- Hannah Brown: Destructive Displacement: A Northern Uganda Case Study
1:30pm-3pm
3) Memory, Culture and Identity (Discussant-Diane Wolf, UC Davis)
- Michael Lazzara: Writing Complicity in Post-Pinochet Chile: The Ideological Adventures of Mariana Callejas
- Amy Rothschild: Heroes or Perpetrators? Transitional Justice and Memories of Resistance
- Chris Hale: Museo Casa de la Memoria: Memory in the Midst of Conflict
- Tania Lizarazo: Traumatic Memories and Non-Hegemonic Narratives: Embodied Performances and Museographic Spaces
- Heghnar Watenpaugh: Claiming the Human Right to Culture: Cultural Heritage and the Armenian Genocide
3:30pm-4:30pm
4) Indigeneity (Discussant-Marian Schlotterbeck, UC Davis)
- Devin Beaulieu: Justice over the Body: Human Rights and Indigenous Territory in the Bolivian Amazon
- Ryan Tripp: “Complete Consensus:” Indigeneity, Self-Determination, and Good Governance in the Making of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Nancy Postero: Indigenous Rights in Bolivia: Citizenship or Human Rights?
*10 minute Presentations followed by 5 minutes of Q&A (~60 minute panels)