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VIII International Conference: NAMING and FRAMING: the Making of Sexual (In)Equality Madrid, Spain, 06-09 July 2011 VIII International Conference: NAMING AND FRAMING: The Making of Sexual (In)Equality Madrid, Spain, 06-09 July 2011 CONFERENCE CONVENERS • Conference Convener: José Ignacio Pichardo Galán, Social Anthropology Department of Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. Conference Venue: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, VIII International Conference • Diane di Mauro, Mailman School of Public Health of Columbia University, USA. • José Ignacio Pichardo, Department of Social Anthropology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. • Ana Porroche Escudero, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Sussex, UK. • Alejando Melero, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain. • Beatriz Gimeno, Feminist Writer and LGBT Activist, Spain. • Carlos Cáceres, Universidad Cayetano Heredia, Instituto de Estudios en Salud, Sexualidad y Desarrollo Humano, Peru. • Evelyn Blackwood, Department of Anthropology and Women’s Studies, Purdue University, USA. • Gil Herdt, National Sexuality Resource Center (NSRC), San Francisco State University, USA. • Huso Yi, School of Public Health and Primary Care, Faculty of Medicine, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, China. • José Luis Linaza Iglesias, Department of Evolutionary Psychology and Education, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. • Laurent Gaissad, Institut de Sociologie at Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. • Philip Martin, Researcher, Australia. • Violeta Barrientos, Faculty of Social Science, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Peru. • Consuelo Álvarez Plaza, Department of Social Anthropology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. • Inmaculada Hurtado, Valencia International University, Spain. CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT Ruth Iguiñiz, Peru – Executive Coordinator Ximena Gutiérrez, Peru – Administrator Fátima Valdivia, Peru – Conference Organizing Committee Assistant Matías de Stefano, Spain – Conference Organizing Committee Assistant Fernando Olivos, Peru – Cultural Programme and Special Activities Coordinator With support from: • The Staff of the Institute of Studies in Health, Sexuality and Human Development (Peru). • The Staff of the Department of Social Anthropology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). programme • The Spanish Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexual Federation - FELGTB (Spain). • The Foundation for Socio-Educational Intervention - FISED (Spain). 1 • Graphic Design: Juan de Dios Zúñiga (Peru) and Camaleón Comunicación (Peru). • Support Staff: Raquel Barrero, Marcos Dosantos, Andrea García-Santesmases, José Antonio Martín, María Laura Martín, Laura Martínez, Claudia Mora, Laura Muelas, Lorena Muñiz, Laura Quintero, Félix Redondo, Jon Rodríguez, María Cristina Romero, Atienza Saldaña, Cristina Sánchez, Lara Serrano, Victoria Tomás. Acknowledgments • Juan Duarte y Bárbara Mateo (ODH) • Ignacio Sola (SEI) • Antonio Poveda, Jennifer Rebollo and Nayra Marrero (FELGTB) • Paul Jansen (HIVOS) • Rosa Deza and Andrzej Gabinski (MCB) • Jesús Bragado, Rocío Serrano Ruíz-Calderón and María José Fernández (Facultad de Medicina UCM) • Juan Carlos Marín (Jardín Botánico UCM) • María Cátedra, Ana Rivas, Pilar Montero, Fernando Villaamil, Maribel Blázquez and Mónica Cornejo (Dpto. Antropología Social UCM) • Fernando Lores (Dpto. Antropología Social UCM) INTERNATIONAL ABSTRACT REVIEW COMMITTEE Specialists from around the world in one or several fields of expertise volunteered to serve as peer reviewers, helping to ensure that the abstracts presented were selected on the basis of rigorous review and high scientific quality. We extend our special thanks to these individuals for the time they dedicated to ensuring the success of the conference. Barry Adam Alison Dundon Roman Kuhar Consuelo Álvarez Sue Dyson Teresa Langue de Paz Maks Banens Deborah Elliston Cédric Le Bodic Enriqueta Barranco Jimmy Esparza Loraine Ledon Violeta Barrientos Jessica Fields Giang Minh Lee Berenice Bento Kirk Fiereck Andreá Fachel Leal Evelyn Blackwood Carlos Figari José Luis Linaza Martin Blais Gillian Fletcher Paula Machado Maribel Blázquez Aristea Fotopoulou Martin Manalansan Lisa Bohmer Tim Frasca Lenore Manderson Christophe Broqua Laurent Gaissad Daniel Marshall Ha Thu Bui David Galaviz Philip Martin Carlos Cáceres Flor Gamboa Michelle Marzullo Kerman Calvo Beatriz Gimeno Karalyn McDonald Gloria Careaga Cristiane Gonc¸alves da Silva Rita Melendez Hector Carrillo Maria Luiza Heilborn Alejandro Melero María Cátedra Gilbert Herdt Rommel Mendes-Leite Line Chamberland Irwan Hidayana Rafael Manuel Mérida Jiménez Elaine Chase Tu Anh Hoang Anne Lise Middelthon Ana Toledo Chávarri Inmaculada Hurtado Laura Murray Andrea Cornwall Chimaroke Izugbara Huong Thanh Nguyen Lorna Couldrick Lara Karaian Nam Thu Nguyen Linh Cu Le Ummni Khan Nam Truong Nguyen Alexis Dewaele Akshay Khanna Fernando Olivos 2 Diane di Mauro Kelika Konda Kathleen O’Riordan Marie Digoix Ratele Kopano Raquel Osborne David Paternotte Gracia Violeta Ross Rocío Suárez William Peres Ximena Salazar Judit Takács Charlotte Pézeril Mercedes Sánchez Sylvia Tamale José Ignacio Pichardo Theo Sandfort Fernando Teixeira Raquel Lucas Platero Mirjam Schieveld Thang Trinh Ana Porroche Fernando Seffner Chi Chi Undie Luis Puche Tatiana Sentamans Anna Paula Uziel Kane Race Megan Sinnott Teresa Valdés Ahmed Ragab Horacio Sívori Ernesto Vásquez del Águila María Raguz Marcin Smietana Fernando Villaamil Vasu Reddy Anthony Smith Bao Ngoc Vu Gwénola Ricordeau Geoffrey Brian Smith Saskia Wieringa Marta Roca i Escoda Ha Vu Song Huso Yi SPONSORS We are proud to acknowledge the generous support of: • The Ford Foundation • HIVOS • Madrid Convention Bureau • Human Rights Office of the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation • The American Institute of Bisexuality • Secretary of State for Equality of Spain. programme 3 WELCOMING REMARKS Dear Delegates, On behalf of the International Association for the Study of Sexuality, Culture and Society (IASSCS), the Social Anthropology Department of Universidad Complutense de Madrid, the Organizing Committee of the VIII International Conference “Naming and Framing: The Making of Sexual (In) Equality” and our funders and sponsors, I am very pleased to welcome you all to Madrid, Spain, to participate in this conference. I would like to thank the IASSCS Board for selecting our city and our university to be the site for this biennial conference. We are honored to be your hosts for this wonderful event and we welcome you to Spain. We hope that while you are here, you have an opportunity to experience our rich culture and wonderful art, music and of course, our cuisine! As our opening panel will present, in the past forty years with the arrival of democracy to Spain, sexuality has become a primary arena for obtaining rights, freedom and personal fulfillment. Yet, in the recent history of our country, many Spaniards have experienced the extent to which sexuality is also is a means for repression and social control of minds and bodies. In the last decades, Spain has assumed a leading role both domestic and internationally in recognizing sexual rights for women, sexual minorities and for the population in general. We owe this in major part to the implementation of various laws and public policies that place gender and sexual equality at center stage. Still, our country is far from being a paradise for equality, as the domain of sexuality continues to be the battleground around issues of equality and inequality and as well, progress and discrimination, not only in Spain but throughout the world. The academia and the scientific community are well positioned and retain strategic powers that can effectively contribute to overcoming this situation. Over the next few days, this community will come together to report on research focused on the way sexual inequalities are constructed and questioned, and to reflect on the ways to more effectively promote equality. We will share and discuss our findings, our approaches, and our lessons learned in the promotion of sexual equality in academia and advocacy venues. IASSCS Conferences have traditionally been an important and strategic place for bringing together academics, advocates and activists, given that our Association is primarily concerned with the need to create sufficient spaces for mutual collaborative efforts and enrichment. In this VIII Conference we have put a strong emphasis on integrating the work of policy makers, not only in the discussions that will take place, but more importantly in identifying the solutions and the means to confront and overcome inequality. In that light, we have accepted abstracts and presentations both in English and in Spanish, with the objective of more effectively promoting the exchange of viewpoints and experiences among local and global participants. With more than 400 delegates, we are proud to report that this is the largest IASSCS Conference ever. Despite the huge economic crisis Spain is and has been experiencing (and will for the foreseeable future), we have managed to organize and enact this conference. We would first like to thank our funders for their generous support and also, many thanks goes to the IASSCS Secretariat for all its support and effort. On behalf of the International and Local Organizing Committee, together with a great executive team, we hope that all of our effort during the last 18 months will provide you with 4 a wonderful experience and a very productive conference. We sincerely hope that you enjoy this conference and we are certain that we will all learn many new lessons from the presentations
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