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Which craft? Politics and aesthetics of handicraft in post-industrial contexts14th EASA Biennial Conference Anthropological legacies and human futures - University of Milano-Bicocca20-23 juillet 2016Transdisciplinary, contextual approaches looking beyond the formal dimensions of "what is craft" are needed to unravel the political economics and aesthetics that underlie the growing social demand for handicraft, a once inconsequential activity now at to the forefront of global identity politicsTo propose a paper : http://nomadit.co.uk/easa/easa2016/panels.php5?PanelID=4169 Reference / Quellennachweis:CFP: Which craft? Politics &#38;aesthetics of handicraft (Milan, 20-23 Jul 16). In: H-ArtHist, Feb 12, 2016. &#60;http://arthist.net/archive/12216&#62;.