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Kinship, Knowledge, and Migration at the GSA Conference in October 2017

December 21, 2016June 11, 2018 ~ The Editors

The GHI is sponsoring a panel series at the GSA in October 2017. The exact dates, times, and papers have yet to be announced, but the call for papers explains what it is about.

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