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Titles may change slightly, however the hourly schedule will remain constant. The Titles are preceded by the assigned panel number.
Panel details with paper titles, participant names and affiliations will appear in the Official Conference Program Book. All abstracts will be posted online.
Access to a more detailed listing of scheduled panels, participants, abstracts, keyword & affiliation searches will be available closer to the time of the conference.
| 1 – 34 |
Thursday |
7:30 p.m. |
| 35 – 68 |
Friday |
8:30 a.m. |
| 69 – 102 |
Friday |
10:45 a.m. |
| 103 – 137 |
Friday |
1:00 p.m. |
| 138 – 171 |
Friday |
3:15 p.m. |
| 172 – 205 |
Saturday |
8:30 a.m. |
| 206 – 238 |
Saturday |
10:45 a.m. |
| 239 – 272 |
Saturday |
2:45 p.m. |
| 273 – 306 |
Saturday |
5:00 p.m. |
| 307 – 340 |
Sunday |
8:00 a.m. |
| 341 – 374 |
Sunday |
10:15 a.m. |
*There has been a slight time adjustment to these timeslots. Participants scheduled in these
timeslots will see a 30-minute adjustment from the information packet sent via mail.
135: Roundtable: A Celebration of Chris Gilmartin and Her Contributions to the Field of Chinese History. Sponsored by the China and Inner Asia Council (CIAC)
270: A River Runs through It: Environment, Society, and Governance in Chinese Riparian History
163: Armies of Learning: Issues of Transformation and Continuity in China's Military, 1920–2010
170: Around the Edges: Chan Formative Developments, Lineage Challenges, and Attempted Reclamation
368: Art Production and Remediation in the Qianlong Court
62: Beyond the Classics: The Diversity of Health Care in Chinese History
299: Beyond Trade and War: Exploring the Cultural, Geographical, and Temporal Boundaries of the Canton Trade Period
197: Borderland by the Sea: China's Southeast Coast in Interesting Times, 16th–18th Centuries
272: Bureaucratic Capitalism, Co-optation, and Regime Survival in China
97: Center Stage: Women and Gender in Chinese Buddhist Tradition
372: Central-Local Dynamics and Local Autonomy in China
136: Roundtable: China's Publishing Soft Power: Trends, Challenges, and Strategies
269: Workshop: Chinese Film and Society. Sponsored by the National Consortium for Teaching About Asia
67: Chinese Higher Education in the Context of Social Transformation
164: Chinese Muslims and the Arabic Language: Authority, Authenticity, and Communication. Sponsored by the AAS China and Inner Asia Council (CIAC)
339: Chinese Thought as Global Theory?
31: Chinese Women's Struggles at the Intersection of Social Power and Self-Determination
102: Cold War and Forced Migration in East Asia: State Policy, Humanitarian Discourse, and Lived Experiences
30: Collaborating with the World Conquerers: Non-Mongol Officials, Local Elites, and Governing Strategies in the Early Yuan Dynasty
233: Communist China and Its Modern Fate: Levenson and China 50 Years Later
298: Constructions and Representations of Space in Qing and Republican China
297: Contemporary Chinese Familial Bonds: Cultural Representations and Social Realities
130: Contentious Politics in China: New Developments and New Puzzles
334: Contested Home/land: Minority Discourse in Post-WWII Chinese and Taiwanese Film and Fiction
236: Corruption, Development, and the Rule of Law in Contemporary China
29: Critical Comics and Animated Myths: Orphans and Superheroes in the Republican Era and the PRC
237: Critical Perspectives on Soft Power and China
95: Designing Chinese Cities: The Rise of Modern Urban Practices in the Early 20th Century
167: Elite and Popular Confucianism in Contemporary China
371: Encountering Climate Change and Environmental Crisis: China's Environmental Politics
234: Envisioning a Post-Developmental Society: The Resurgence of Environmentalism in Taiwan
340: Extending the Boundaries of the Welfare Domain: The Margins and the Marginalized in China's New Social Policy
66: Facing the State in Southwest China: Social Changes in China's Interior during the War with Japan, 1937–1945
63: Financing Republican China in a Transnational Context, 1900s–1940s
263: Fitting into the Nation: Creating Citizens in Republican China
332: Fragmented Authoritarianism: An Outdated Notion?
92: Friendship in Discourse and Deed as a Key to Social Change in Late Imperial China
59: From All Sides/Gong Ting Bing Guan: Combining Perspectives on Sino-American Relations and Chinese Foreign Policy in the Cold War
133: From Empire to Republic: The Making of Modern Chinese Politics Recognition and National Identity
337: Gender, Sexuality, and Morality in Motion
202: Roundtable: Gender, the Popular Press, and the Digital Humanities: The Development of a Database of Republican Chinese Women's Magazines and Entertainment Newspapers
333: Getting Ahead in 21st-Century China
303: Green Growth in China: Global Environmental Leader or Notorious Laggard? The Local Perspective (Part I)
338: Green Growth in China: Global Environmental Leader or Notorious Laggard? The National Perspective (Part II)
65: Guanxi Studies: New Research from the Field
271: He Ain't Heavy – He's My Brother: Xiong and Di in Late Imperial Chinese Elite Culture
203: Hidden Presence: The Embodiment of Body in Chinese Religious Visual Culture
198: How Much Do Their Votes Count in Greater China? Elections and Political Transformation in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, and the PRC Mainland
235: Imaginative Projections: Literary China in the Post-Tiananmen Era
61: Imagining the Foreign in Late Imperial China
335: In Her Own Image: Self-Representation in Late Imperial Chinese Women's Writing
205: Individual Papers: Participation, Integration, and Emigration in Contemporary China
34: Individual Papers: Resistance & Engagement: Gender, Internet, and the State
33: Roundtable: Ishikawa Yoshihiro's New Work on the Early CCP. Sponsored by the Sino-Japanese Studies Group
27: Justice on Trial: Practice and Perception of Law in Late Imperial and Republican China
370: Landscapes and Memory in Chinese History
100: Locality and Fluidity: China's Socialism in the 1950s
60: Localizing Ritual: The Roles of Local Elites in Northern China, 1000–1400
129: Luxury Commodities and Imperial Politics in the High Qing Era (1660–1795)
301: Magic and the Other: Women, Children, and Popular Religious Practices in Pre-Modern China
336: Military Men, Veterans, and Legacies of War in 19th- and 20th-Century China
68: Modeling Regions: Chinese Subnational Political Economy in Comparative Perspective
265: Modern China at Gunpoint: Militarists and Military Organizations in Chinese State Construction, 1864–1937
168: Morality, Law, and Bureaucracy in the Making of Chinese Modernity
64: Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Contemporary Mongolia
230: Nation, Gender, and Transcultural Modernism in Republican China
304: Negotiating Authority in China: Local Perspectives on Conflict and Change
231: Negotiating the Material Body in Qing Society and Culture. Sponsored by the Society for Qing Studies
204: New Perspectives on Academies in Middle and Later Imperial China
169: New Perspectives on China's Propaganda State: Revolution, War, and Culture
162: New Perspectives on Classical Knowledge and the Imperial State: The Legibility of Ancient Rituals in Early Modern China
93: New Perspectives on Didactic Imagery in Chinese Funerary Art
165: New Perspectives on Wanton Women in Late Imperial Chinese Literature
101: New Trends in Chinese Industrial Policy: State Capitalism Ascendant?
25: New Wine from Old Bottles: New Findings in Traditional Chinese Art Theory and Criticism
94: Opera and Politics in China: From Wartime Period to the Present
199: Origins and Legacies of the Chinese Cultural Revolution
366: Painted Words and Written Worlds: Visual and Literary Representation in Premodern China
305: Party Adaptation in China: Is It Enough?
232: Past Forward: Jia Yi's New Vision of Empire
98: Performing and Exhibiting Socialist Mass Culture in the Mao Era
365: Place, Praxis, and Representation in Ming China
369: Playmakers: Power, Authority, and the Chinese Stage
137: Policing with Chinese Characteristics: Histories, Regional Differences, and Interactions
132: Private Feelings, Public Expressions: Writing and Practicing Emotions
201: Re/Constructing Identity in Tibetan Biographies
161: Refocusing the Margin: Pipa ji at the Interstice between Print, Performance, and Vocal History
266: Revisiting Buddhist Cave Shrines and Images in China and Korea
26: Rule of Experts: Intersecting Art and Science in the Statecraft of Qing China
267: Senses Make Sense: Seeing, Hearing, Touching, Tasting, and Smelling in Chinese Everyday Life, 1870s–1990s
105: Social and Cultural Perspectives on Aging and Caregiving in Contemporary China
373: Social Reform in China: Pathways and Challenges. Sponsored by the Ford Foundation
96: Spatial Transformations in China's Western Borderlands
171: Speaking Bitterness: Personal Experience, Historical Narrative, and Public Articulation of Traumatic Memory in Modern China. Sponsored by the Historical Society for Twentieth Century China
99: State Failures in Chinese Education, 1939–2012
35: State-NGO Linkages, Cooperation, and Contestation in Chinese Civil Society
131: Strategies and Discourses: Exploring the Complexities of Figural Portrayals in Chinese Art
28: Supernatural Beings in Imperial Chinese Literature
306: The Formation of Academic Disciplines in Twentieth-Century China
32: The Making of a Local Famine in Wuwei County, Anhui Province, 1958–1961
374: The Soviet influence in the Chinese World: A Reappraisal
134: Tibetan Manuscripts and Documents: The Impact of Newly-Available Sources
367: Transforming Chinese Kinship in Film
264: Transport and Communications Revolutions and the Global Late Qing
302: Traversing Cultural Revolution and Rusticated Youth Memories: The Ethics and Dilemmas of Consuming Rural China
268: We Have Never Been Human: Monsters and Monstrosity in China and Beyond
200: Welfare and Health Reforms in China (Rebuilding the Welfare State), Part I
238: Welfare and Health Reforms in China (Recent Health Reforms), Part II
166: When Chongqing was China: Rethinking Chongqing's Role during the Second Sino-Japanese War
300: Workshop on Computational Tools and Digital Resources for Chinese History and Literature
24: Writing Hangzhou: Intersections of Geographic Sites, Politics, and Memory from the 10th to 20th Centuries in China
110: "Appropriation" as Catalyst: Cross-Border Perspectives on East Asian Calligraphy
103: AAS Presidential Roundtable: New Horizons: The Impact of Digital Scholarship in Asian Studies
7: Artistic Expression, National Sentiment, and Its Political Metamorphoses in Southeast and East Asia
183: Asian Development Models: A New Paradigm for Development Practice?
279: Asia-Pacific Islands in the Sun of Empire
150: Assessing China's National Identity and Reacting to the Sino-US National Identity Gap. Sponsored by the Korea Economic Institute
209: At the Boundaries of Acceptability: Theorizing Women's Mobility, Isolation, and Intimacy
349: Becoming Japanese Overseas: Language, Gender, Race, and Class in the Production of Japanese Identities outside of Japan
350: Between Seoul and Beijing: Travels through Books and Paintings of the 18th and 19th Centuries
69: Beyond Macro-Regions: Networks and the Spread of Culture, Commerce, and Politics: A Panel in Honor of Sherman Cochran and G. Wm. Skinner
347: Buddhism and Inter-Asian History
2: China-Japan-Korea Economic Trilateralism: The Prospects and Perils of a New CJK FTA - Sponsored by the Korea Economic Institute
315: Chinese Chan Poetry in the Caodong (J. Soto Zen) School
40: Roundtable: Circulating East Asian Voices: Integrating Non-English Scholarship into the Global Academic Community
147: Citizens in the Re-Emerging Center of the World: A Cross-Border Perspective on Cultural Production and Identity Formation across Asia
39: Civic Environmentalism and Sustainable Communities in East Asia
71: Class, Gender, and Race under Japanese Rule: Writings and Thoughts of/on Women in East Asia from the 1920s to 1945
313: Clemency, Justice, and Collective Responsibility: Japanese War Crimes Trials and Their Aftermath
179: Coming to Terms with the Postwar World: Dictionaries and Encyclopedias in 20th-Century Asia
1: Conceptualizing the West and Asia: Diplomats, Travelers, and Scholars in the Age of Imperialism
8: Consolidating Russia's Conquest of Asia: The Flow of People, Ideas, and Currency across the Vast Sino-Mongol-Russian Border, 1860–1920
239: Roundtable: Critical Conversations in Sinophone Studies: A Roundtable Featuring Pema Tseden, Tibetan Author and Filmmaker
42: Crossing Boundaries through the Performing Arts
346: Cultural Revolutions and Their Music beyond China's Borders
141: Diasporic Imperialism: Japan's Asia-Pacific Emigration and the Making of the Japanese Empire
314: Disciplining "les dingues": Psychiatry, Madness, and Mental Health in Asian History
145: Early Modern News: The Fall of the Ming on a Global Stage
5: East Asian Cultural and Musical Intersections: Music in Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea
308: Eco Criticism Turns East: Ecological Issues in Image, Film, and Media in Asia
312: Emplacement / Displacement: The Making and Un-Making of Place through Religion in Cross-Cultural Asian Settings
343: Family, Gender, and Law in Early Modern East Asia
310: Field Trips and Asian Studies: Best Practices and Outcomes. Sponsored by the Committee on Teaching About Asian (CTA)
144: Food and Place in the Borderlands: Perspectives from Contemporary East and Southeast Asia
277: From Heavenly Punishment to Colonial Panics: Fractured Responses to the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake and Korean Massacres
280: From Networks to Network Analysis: A New Approach to East Asian History and Literature
106: Fujian in a Maritime World: A Boundary-Crossing Perspective on Local Histories
178: Workshop: Fulbright Opportunities in Asian Studies
208: Ghosts of Empire: Imperial Remnants across Postcolonial Asia
75: Girls Gone Wild: Sex, Prostitution, and Colonial Anxieties in India, China, and Southeast Asia 1890s–1950s
72: Global Environmental Technologies in the Making of Modern East Asia
311: Globalization and Temporary Agency Work in Asia: Comparative Perspectives
74: Governance and Management in the "Asian Century"
351: How to Do Things with Art in Asia
242: Identity across Borders: Cultural Interactions between Imperial China and the Outside World (7th–17th Century)
276: Identity Politics and the Politics of Museums: The Changing Role of Museums in Qatar, Burma, India, the UAE, and Australia
344: Imagining Asia in the 1920s and 1930s
77: Immobile Buildings, Mobile Boundaries: The Spatial Politics of Border-Crossing in Asia
181: Impact of Bilateral Relations under New Leadership on Regional Competition and Cooperation in Northeast Asia. Sponsored by the Korea Economic Institute
211: In Search of New Orders: Geopolitics, Ideology, and Intelligence Gathering in Post-Mongol China and Korea
274: Indian, Chinese, and Tibetan Buddhism Interacting with State Authorities
78: Individual Papers: Space (Final Title TBD)
43: Individual Papers: Business Enterprises and the Development State in Asia
283: Individual Papers: Cinema (Final Title TBD)
44: Individual Papers: Diaspora/Mobility/Migration (Title TBD)
247: Individual Papers: Modern Literature (Final Title TBD)
248: Individual Papers: Politics and the Arts
246: Individual Papers: Premodern Literature and History in China, Japan and India
109: Initial Encounters: New Perspectives on the Old China Trade
140: Interpreting Zhang Zhongjing: The Discourse on Cold Damage as a Window on Changing Epistemic Formations in East Asian Medicine
207: Roundtable: JAS at AAS: Global Capitalism and Asia
318: Korean National Movement: Crossing the Borders in Changing Times (1905–1919)
70: Law and Justice in East Asia: Judicial Independence and Democratization
243: Magazines, Money, and Mis-Identifications: New Directions in Modern Asian Studies. Sponsored by the AAS Council of Conferences (COC)
138: Maritime Jurisdiction, Smuggling, and Sovereignty across East Asia
107: Millions on the Edge of Empires: Migrants, Diasporic Subjects, and Borders across the Asian Continent
177: Modern Power, Western and Japanese Colonialism, and the New Systems of Governance in the 19th Century: Creative and Critical Appropriations of Foucault's Theory for Writing East Asian History
146: Negotiating Spaces: The Politics of Claiming Public Spaces in the Age of Globalization
3: NGOs and Female Education in China and India: Comparing Conditions and Strategies for Collaboration and Negotiation among NGOs, States and Communities
108: Not Fit for Halls of Elegance? Ming Vernacular Fiction in Context. Sponsored by the Society for Ming Studies
213: Pathways to Power: Energy in the History of East and Southeast Asia
278: Place-Imagination: Mediating Personal and Collective Identities through Art in East Asia
345: Poetic Palimpsests, Poetic Prisms: Modernism and Transcultural Asian Poetry in the 20th Century
214: Post-Conflict Reconstruction and the State in Asia: Comparing Liberal and Illiberal Peace-Building in Myanmar, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, and Afghanistan
37: Public Interest and Public Works: Water Control and the State in Tokugawa Japan and Qing China. Sponsored by The Early Modern Japan Network
38: Queer Globalization in Asia
112: Queering East and South Asian Pasts
4: Refiguring East Asian Colonial Spaces: Protest, Pleasure, and Power in Korea, Taiwan, and Okinawa
142: Roundtable: Regional and International Noteworthy Library Cooperation Networking Models: Japanese, South, and Southeast Asian Collections. Sponsored by the Asian Librarians Liaison Committee
182: Religion and Politics in East Asia
41: Rethinking "Global Cultural Capital" in East Asia: The Intersection of Families, Education, and Work
76: Ritual and History in South Asian and Tibetan Buddhist Traditions: Continuities and Discontinuities
143: Ritualizing Gestation: Embryological Discourse in Medieval Chinese and Japanese Religions
273: Roundtable to Honor and Discuss the Ideas of Chalmers Johnson and his Impact on the Field of East Asian Studies. Sponsored by the AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC)
210: Roundtable: Interpretative Strategies for Thinking through Women's Agency in Buddhism. Sponsored by the AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC)
241: Routes of Engagement: Vietnam and the Vietnamese Diaspora (Part I). Sponsored by the Vietnamese Studies Group
275: Routes of Engagement: Vietnam and the Vietnamese Diaspora (Part II). Sponsored by the Vietnamese Studies Group
175: Serial Publication in Asia
173: Setting Aside Sinocentrism: Asserting Choson Korea's Agency in Premodern East Asian International Relations
180: Sound in Silent Media: Transmediality and Uneven Modernity in East Asia
341: South Asia-Japan Encounters: Two Regions, One Asia?
342: Sub-Regional Minorities in Asian Conflict Areas
6: Taking Noodles and Soy Seriously: Evolving Views on Pho, Ramen, Soba, and Tempeh
174: Roundtable: The Birth of Chinese Feminism in Transnational Perspective
176: The Indian Ocean in South Asian History: A Diasporic Perspective
309: The Recruitment of Experts: Managing the Pathologies of Modern Life in Republican China and Colonial Vietnam
317: The Rise of "Information" in Twentieth-Century China and Japan
113: The South China Sea: The New Crucible in US-China Relations?
104: The US Military as a Cultural Institution in Asia
281: Transcending Tradition: Contemporary Zen Experience in East Asia
282: Transforming Melayu Identities in Maritime Southeast Asia
348: Translating East Asian Texts: Cultural Inflections of Theory and Practice
244: Transmission of Scientific and Medical Knowledge in Asia: From the Mongol Empire to the Twentieth Century
215: Transnational Mediascapes of the Japanese Empire: Media Culture, Identities, and Japanese Imperialism
240: Trans-Pacific Imagination, Trans-Pacific Studies
212: Transpacific Objects: Theorizing Ginseng, Mahjong, Chinese Typewriting, and the SS Yangwu
206: Traveling Knowledge: the Printing of Encyclopedia, Family Collections, and Fiction in Premodern East Asia
36: Tricksters, Scoffers, and Jesters at Play: A Comical Reassessment of the Cold War in East Asia
73: Utopias and Dystopias in Modern Asia
111: Wigs, Rugs, Clothes, and Drugs: Making East Asian Global Markets, 1850–Today
316: Works in Clay in Early Korean and Japanese Buddhism
329: All the News That's Fit to Print? Kawaraban Broadsheets in Late Nineteenth-Century Japan
20: Alternative Spaces and Economies: From Japan to Latin America
225: Anecdotes and Literary Knowledge in Heian and Medieval Japan
156: Buddhist Encounters of the Performative Kind: Women and Soteriology in Medieval Performative Texts
255: Challenging and Challenged: Grassroots Politics in Postwar and Contemporary Japan
53: Channeling Imagination, Shaping Minds: Media in Early Modern Japan
88: Chasing Fireflies: Glowing Networks in Post/Modern Japanese Art and Literature
360: Children and the Japanese Nation: Negotiations through Modernization, War, and Recovery
294: Chinese and Korean Influence on Ancient Japan: New Perspectives. Sponsored by the Sino-Japanese Studies Group
216: Civil Society and Social Protest in South Korea and Japan
51: Collaboration, Resistance, and the Imperial Project: Cultural Expression in Colonial Taiwan
189: Contemporary Japanese Politics in Comparative Perspective
123: Cultural Anxiety in Postwar Japanese Literary Criticism
226: Diva Nation: Female Icons from Japanese Cultural History
120: Family at the Margins: State, Welfare, and Well-Being in Contemporary Japan
245: Frameworks of Imperial Japan: The Making of the Asia-Pacific Empire, 1880s–1945
124: From Back Court to Brothel: Reconsidering Women in Medieval and Early Modern Japan
191: From Stone to Gold: Japanese Castles in the Sixteenth Century. Sponsored by the Japanese Art History Forum (JAHF)
291: Going Public: Women's Political Activism and the Construction of Identity in Meiji and Taisho Japan
328: Gunkanjima: Culture, Environment, Heritage
193: History, Contingency, Possibility: Rethinking Early Showa Intellectual and Cultural Activity
121: Imperial Japan in an Asian Modern: The Rise and Fall of an Alternative Twentieth Century World
257: In Her Voice: Interrupting the Male Gaze in Four Japanese Literary Texts
86: In Search of Local Color: Tourism, Culture, and Place in Imperial Japan
125: Individual Papers: Gender, Metropole, and Disaster in Contemporary Japan
87: Roundtable: Integrating Literature Across the Foreign Language Curriculum. Sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Japanese
18: Japan and the World in the 19th Century: Commercial, Financial, and Cultural Interactions
159: Roundtable: Japan Forum 25th Anniversary Roundtable: The Past, Present, and Future of Japanese Studies
16: Landscapes of Religious Reinvention: Representation and Metasyncretism in Japan
326: Literary and Cultural Responses to 3.11
293: Local History as a Method in the Study of Tokugawa Japan
359: Locating Plays: Dramatic Settings of Medieval and Early Modern Japanese Theatre
54: Roundtable: Managing Risk in Modern Japan
256: Media and Culture in Post 3.11 Japan
192: Medical Knowledge and Healing Practices in Early Modern Japan
89: Medieval Japanese Kambun Diaries: A Reassessment
194: Murakami Bingo: Musings, Meta-Narrative and Memory
290: Musicality in Modern Japanese Literature and Film
228: (Neuro)science in Japanese Animation
158: Workshop: Open Source, Open Book, Open Classroom: Opening Internet Resources for Teaching about Japan
327: Politics of the Nation and Its Borders in 20th-Century Japan
362: Puzzles of the DPJ Governance
17: Reading Culture in Early Modern Japan. Sponsored by the Early Modern Japan Network
19: Reimagining History in Manga Format: From Gekiga to Shôjo
157: Representation at a Distance: Early Modernity, Sinosphere, Japan
122: Rethinking Affluence in Postwar Japan
324: Rumours and Secrets in the Visual Culture of Late Edo and Meiji Japan
160: Social Change in Japan: Old Images, New Patterns in Work and Family Life
85: Sports and Identity Politics in Modern Japan
52: Straight Outta Nippon: Appropriation, Identification, Class Consciousness, and Political Resistance in Japanese Hip-Hop and Reggae
260: Studying Abroad in the Ancestral Country: Education Designed for Second-Generation Japanese Americans in Japan from the 1920s to the 1950s
358: The Culture and Practice of the "Sound Image" in Japan during the Early Showa Period
227: The Culture of Eastern Radiance: Examining the Impact of the Toshogu upon Japan's Early Modern Period
259: The Great Convergence? Japan and the Globalization of Nature
190: The Pleasures of Noh: Translating across Texts, Genres, and Cultures
357: The Shiseido Culture: Design, Fashion, and Marketing. Sponsored by the Japanese Company Histories (Shashi) Interest Group
361: Un/Bounding the Nation: Place, Performance, and Modes of Multiculturalism in Japan
325: Visualizing Stories of Heian Japan: Go-Shirakawa-in's Image Repository
258: War Affect, War Memory: Contemporary Photographic Images and the Pacific War Memory in Japan. Sponsored by the Japanese Art History Forum (JAHF)
292: What is Geino? Functions of Body, Voice, and Space
224: Roundtable: Who Moved My Masterpiece? Digital Reproduction, Replacement, and the Vanishing Cultural Heritage of Kyoto
84: Work-Family Policies in Japan: Tensions, Contradictions, and Outcomes
55: Writing Women, Making Men: Gender in Japanese-Language Literature from Early to Postwar Modernity
58: Alternative Perspectives on North Korean Revolutionary Cultural History
22: Catholicism and the Transformation of Korean Society
331: Colonial Korean Literature and Disciplinary Crossings
363: Competing Post-Colonial Strategies of Subject-Formation in South Korea
195: Cross-Purposes: Tension and Conflict in the Korean Christian Mission Field
90: Domestic Matters: Making of "Home" and Family in Early Twentieth-Century Korea
21: Environment and Environmentalisms in the Two Koreas. Sponsored by the Committee on Korean Studies
261: Globally Engaged, Locally Entangled: South Korea and the Politics of Globalization
364: Historical Representation, Truth, and National Memory: Korea-Japan Crossings & Visual Culture (1900–45)
155: Individual Papers: Culture and Politics in Modern Korea
153: Intermedial Aesthetics in Modern Korea: Newspaper, Photography, Radio, and Film
56: Korean Language Education in the United States
57: Law, Justice, and Women in Chosôn Korea
196: Memorializing the Korean War: Critical Reflections 60 Years after the Armistice
296: Memories, Deaths, and Utopia: South Korea after 1987
262: Programmatic Everyday Life: Hegemonizing Language, Architecture, Work, and Moral Culture in Early Modern and Modern Koreas
126: Prospects and Challenges for Korean Reunification. Sponsored by the Korea Economic Institute
295: Re-Inscriptions of Space in Recent Korean Cinema
91: Roundtable: Reframing North Korean Human Rights. Co-sponsored by Critical Asian Studies and the Alliance of Scholars Concerned about Korea
330: Remapping the Literary World and the Writing Practice of the Early Choson Period (15–16th Centuries.)
23: Revisiting Colonial and Cold War Legacies through Postwar Korean Mediascape
229: Roundtable: Shaking the Division System and Ending the Korean War: Civic Engagement and the Transformation of Korea and the World-System. Co-sponsored by Critical Asian Studies and the Alliance of Scholars Concerned about Korea
127: State and Social Status in Choson Korea: The Examination System Re-Examined
154: The Samguk Sagi in Korean History
128: Youth in South Korea: Life after Democratization, Compressed Modernization, and Globalization
12: Accessing Notions of Communities through South Asian Literary Texts, c.1550–c.1800
284: Roundtable: Adab as Ethics: Negotiations of the Everyday in South Asian Islam
352: Art, Healing, and Medicine in South Asia
252: Bureaucracy and Governance in South Asian History
219: Coomaraswamy Prize Panel: Responses to Molly Emma Aitken's The Intelligence of Tradition in Rajput Court Painting. Sponsored by the AAS South Asia Council (SAC)
114: Development and NGOs in South Asia: Feminist Debates on Empowerment. Sponsored by the AAS South Asia Council (SAC)
354: Displacements, Exclusions, and Minority Status. Sponsored by AIBS
149: Engaging Pasts: History in Modern Hindi Literature
320: Fabrications of the Past: Narrative Literature and Historiography in South Asia
10: Roundtable: Historical Reflections on Women and the Association for Asian Studies: Views from American Academics in South Asian Studies
81: Individual Papers: Gender and Networks in Contexts of Conflict
307: Innovations on the Legal Front in Pakistan: New Laws That May Surprise You. Sponsored by the American Institute of Pakistan Studies
321: Intersections of Gender and Caste through South Asian Music and Dance
47: Laboring Lives: New Forms of Subjectivity and Ethics in South Asia
186: Locating the Space of Local Goddesses in the Global Society
46: Material Hinduism
9: Media Change in India: Surging, Merging, Converging?
11: Negotiating Bengaliness: The Roles and Interrelationships of Folk and Mainstream Cultural Forms in Shaping Bengali Identity in West Bengal, Bangladesh, and the Bengali Diaspora
319: Negotiating Identity and Difference between Majority and Minority Religious Communities in Sri Lanka, Singapore and America
254: Obscenity, Sexuality, and the Sublime in Urdu Literature
353: Paths to Social Mobility for South Asian Muslims. Sponsored by the South Asian Muslim Studies Association
217: Religion-Making, Secularism, and Reform in 19th-Century Bombay
80: Relocating the Region: Bihar from the Colonial to the Contemporary
184: Rethinking Resistance: Subalternity and the State in Contemporary India (Part I)
218: Rethinking Resistance: Subalternity and the State in Contemporary India (Part II)
253: Rethinking Village Studies: Ongoing Debates, Contemporary Insights
220: Signs and Similitudes: Towards a History of Physiognomy in South Asia
45: South Asian Family Landscapes: Productions of Gender and Space in the 19th and 20th Centuries, (Part I)
79: South Asian Family Landscapes: Productions of Gender and Space in the 19th and 20th Centuries, (Part II)
185: Subject Formation in Print: Gender, Caste, and Identity in Vernacular Literature of Colonial India
148: The Ethical Subject in Pre-Colonial and Colonial India
286: The Politics of Difference in Early Modern South Asia
116: The Unfolding Narrative of Indian Literature: Print Cultures and Regional Identities in India
285: Towards a Political History of Media in South Asia
119: Alternative Modernities in the Dutch Indies
139: Beyond Oligarchy? Critical Exchanges on Accountability and Representation in Indonesia. Sponsored by IETSC
50: Building Trust on Democracy and Governance in Thailand
83: Church, State and Civil Society in Timor Leste: Solidarity and Challenges from Occupation to Independence. Sponsored by the Indonesia and East Timor Studies Committee
15: Comparative Land Dynamics in Southeast Asia: Property, Political Ecology, Commodification, and Livelihoods. Sponsored by the AAS Southeast Asia Council (SEAC)
287: Elections and Parties in Decentralized Indonesia. Sponsored by the Indonesia and East Timor Studies Committee
322: Environmental Governance In Southeast Asia Reconsidered: Scales, Norms and Politics in Natural Resources Management
222: Workshop: Getting Published in Asian Studies: Publishing on Asia in Asia
14: Illegal Passages and the Dynamics of (Un)Making Orders in Southeast Asian Borders
118: Indigenous Christianity among Ethnic Minorities in Southeast Asia
223: Individual Papers: Contemporary Politics in Southeast Asia
251: Indonesia On(the)Line: National Culture in the Digital Age
13: Interrogating Sources and Methodologies in Southeast Asian Histories
48: Local Politics of Southeast Asian Metropolis
356: Malaysia's "Original People": Recent Research on the Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia: Papers in Honor of Geoffrey Benjamin and Robert K. Dentan
49: Missing Histories: Literature, Possibility, and Threat in Southeast Asia
249: Negotiating the Culture and Politics of Language Choice in Contemporary Malaysia (Section I)
152: Roundtable: New Approaches to Teaching Advanced Level Vietnamese Language to Heritage and Non-Heritage Students. Sponsored by the Group of Universities for the Advancement of Vietnamese in America (GUAVA)
187: New Discoveries in the Study of Thai Manuscripts. Sponsored by the Center for Thai Studies
117: Policing Thailand
172: Political Violence in Contemporary Southeast Asia
288: Post-Intervention Cambodia: An Exploration of the Discursive, Practical and Political Legacies of UNTAC, Twenty Years on. Sponsored by The Center for Khmer Studies
323: Security Regimes and Topographies of Exclusion in Southeast Asia
188: Self-Fashioning in Southeast Asia
151: Southeast Asian Cultural History through Law. Sponsored by the AAS Southeast Asia Council (SEAC)
250: "The Cold War" in Southeast Asia: International History and Beyond
221: The Irony of Endurance: Shifting Conceptions of the Sasana in Burmese Buddhism from the 19th Century to the 21st. Sponsored by the Burma Studies Group
82: Roundtable: The Monarchy in Post-Bhumibol Thailand
289: Traffic: Travel, Translation, and Illicit Trade in Colonial Indochina
355: Wastelands, Degraded Forest Land, and Underutilized Land: Critical Perspectives from Southeast Asia |