The European Association of Social Anthropologists held their conference in Barcelona, Catalonia from 23 July to 26 July, 2024, as well as an online only day on 18 July. Over 2530 delegates attended for five days of panels and presentations. Delegates may still access the recordings through the conference programme
Certificate of attendance
You can dowload your certificate of attedance if you login via conference website, once logged in (login menu now saying 'logged in') choose 'conferences' from the login menu, then choose EASA2024 and find your contribution, above your contribution you can see a download link for your certificate of attendance.
Dual mode
EASA2024 was a dual mode conference: delegates had the option to attend in-person (f2f) (the larger portion of the event) and/or online (a separate day took place on 18 July 2024), with both types of delegates able to convene, present, chair, discuss, and attend the relevant sections of the conference.
- The face-to-face conference section was hosting exclusively face-to-face content apart from the keynote and plenaries which were hybrid.
- Online conference sessions consisted of panels submitted by convenors who opted to run an online-only panel, with all their presenters, discussants, chairs also presenting online (via Zoom).
Panel formats
Convenors selected panel format at the beginning of the submission process. EASA encourages the submission of various panel formats:
- Panel: ‘traditional’ panel with five papers per 105-minute session (up to a maximum of two sessions).
- Roundtable: a group of scholars (no more than five) discuss themes/issues of general scholarly interest in front of (and subsequently with) an audience. While a roundtable can include short (5-10 min) provocations/presentations, the main idea is to create a lively debate, not to focus on any one presenter. You do not need to list participants in your abstract; known participants should add themselves during the Call for Papers, or you may take in unknown 'provocation/presentation' proposals during the Call for Papers and subsequently choose five of those to be on the roundtable.
- Lightning panel: fast-paced presentation panel using Pecha Kucha, Ignite or Lightning Talks type formats.
- Lab (Laboratory): the ultimate alternative format characterised by experimentation, collaboration, interaction, improvisation. See the call for labs here.
- Please note that Network Panels will be identifiable by the network name in [] next to the title, for example: Doing and Undoing with Taxes [Anthropology of Tax Network]
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