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Association for Asian Studies
Annual Conference

WI-FI DETAILS
Hawaiʻi Convention
Center Wi-Fi Code:AAS2022

March 24-27, 2022
Hawaiʻi Convention Center & Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Resort

Honolulu, Hawaiʻi & Online

COVER IMAGE

Earthship

Artist: Mayumi Oda

Image curated and provided by:
Christine Yano, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, AAS Past President

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
As we convene, we acknowledge Hawaiʻi as an indigenous space where the descendants of theoriginal people are kānaka ʻōiwi or Native Hawaiian.
The ‘āina [ayne-ah – meaning LAND] on which we gather is located in the ahupua‘a [ahhoo-pu-ahah] of Waikīkī, in the moku [moh-koo] of Kona, on the mokupuni [moh-koopu-ni] of O‘ahu [oh-ahhoo], in the pae‘āina [pie-ayne-ah] of Hawai‘i.
We recognize that her majesty Queen Lili‘uokalani [Lee-lee-ooh-oh-kah-lani] yielded the Hawaiian
Kingdom and these territories under duress and protest to the United States to avoid thebloodshed of her people, who are recognized in the Kingdom’s law and today as kānaka Maoli. We
further recognize that generations of indigenous Hawaiians and their knowledge systems shaped
Hawai‘i in a sustainable way that allow us to enjoy her gifts today. For this, We are truly grateful.
*The Association for Asian Studies appreciates the assistance of the Office of University of Hawaiʻi
Mānoa Provost Michael Bruno in crafting this acknowledgment.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WI-FI DETAILSTABLE OF CONTENTSAAS Boards/Councils/Committees		
Regional Conferences				Institutional Members				Partners/Sponsors				Schedule-at-a Glance				Floorplans/Maps				
General Information				
COVID-19 Protocols				
Conference Code of Conduct			
Anti-Harassment Policy			

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Shuttle (Hotel to Convention Center)		
Graduate Student Information			Late-Breaking Sessions			
Local Arrangements Committee Activities
Highlighted Events & Special Programming
Meetings in Conjunction			
Virtual Platform/Program Information		
Sessions					Thursday					Friday					Saturday					Sunday					Individual Papers On-Demand			Exhibitors					Advertisements				
List of Participants				Sessions by Area of Study			

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Hawaiʻi Convention
Center Wi-Fi Code:AAS2022ICON LEGEND
In-person Event

Virtual Event

All times stated are

HAWAIʻI
TIME (HST)

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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Welcome to the AAS 2022 Annual Conference!
On behalf of the Association for Asian Studies, a warm Aloha to all! For the first time, the AAS has prepared a hybrid
event for our global community of Asianists. We are delighted to welcome Asian Studies scholars and educators to
Honolulu, and we are grateful for technology that allows those who have been unable to travel the opportunity toparticipate in the annual conference. Whether you have joined us in Hawaiʻi or online, Mahalo nui loha (thank you verymuch) for being part of the 2022 AAS Annual Conference.
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the AAS staff has worked exhaustively to prepare a welcoming and safe
space for all to gather and network over the next few days. We appreciate your cooperation with local Hawaiian andinternational regulations for travel and participation in the conference. At registration, be sure to pick up a small bottle ofhand sanitizer and an N-95 mask to add to your personal arsenal of PPE (if needed). We encourage you to take advantage
of Hawaiʻi’s mild climate and go outside for breaks as often as possible. Enjoy the fresh air, appreciate the beauty of oursurroundings, stay hydrated, and ensure you’re well-rested to make the most of your time here.
The AAS appreciates the support of foundations and donors who have made a variety of important programs possible. We
have awarded travel and registration grants to many in-person participants, and provided registration grants for a numberof virtual conference attendees. Thanks to generous funding from the James P. Geiss and Margaret Y. Hsu Foundation, we
have awarded several travel grants to Ming Studies scholars. Funding from the Henry Luce Foundation has enabled travel
grants for contingent faculty members. In addition, many conference participants received support through our Diversity
and Inclusion Conference Registration Grants, Accessibility Grants, Graduate Student Conference Registration Lottery, andInternational Exchange Grants. Our deepest gratitude to the organizations and individuals who have supported our efforts
to make conference attendance affordable and accessible for many.
Creating an accessible event for all has been our priority. From this year forward, we will provide childcare and familyfriendly amenities for conference attendees. Professional childcare services are available through the duration of theconference, as are nursing mother/infant changing rooms. We have also prepared quiet rooms for all to refresh andrekindle their energy. For those who are participating virtually, please take advantage of the many opportunities forvirtual networking and post-session discussions, and do not forget to browse our virtual exhibit hall.
In addition to the sessions on the conference schedule, we have several special events planned. You do not want tomiss the Thursday afternoon opening ceremony, featuring Pua Ali’i’ Ilima Kumu Hula Vicky Takamini and an invigorating
Keynote Address delivered by Shuhei Hosokawa. Our opening reception will follow, featuring beautiful night skies,
delicious food, and a performance by taiko artist Kenny Endo. On Friday morning, AAS President Hy Luong will deliver
the Presidential Address, and later that day the Japan Foundation celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special plenary
session. On Saturday, the schedule features a morning Awards Ceremony and Member Meeting, afternoon screening andconversation with the creators of the film Minamata, and evening performance of Oceanic Drag: Asya Pasifika Onstage.
Our Local Arrangements Committee, chaired by University of Hawaiʻi Professor Emeritus Ricardo D. Trimillos, has worked
hard to prepare cultural events, sessions on local history, and opportunities for local engagement.
Once again, a big Mahalo (thank you) to all who have supported the AAS in preparing for our 2022 hybrid Annual
Conference. We look forward to the many virtual and in-person sessions and the opportunity to gather.
Aloha—Welcome.
Sincerely,
Hilary V. Finchum-Sung, Ph.D.
Executive Director

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FROM THE GOVERNOR OF HAWAIʻIEXECUTIV E CH A MBER S
H O N O L U L U

DAVID Y. IGE
GOVERNOR

February 8, 2022
On behalf of the State of Hawaiʻi, it is our pleasure to welcome the 2022 Association for Asian Studies (AAS) Annual
Conference to Honolulu, Hawaiʻi and extend a warm aloha to its attendees.
The AAS’ commitment to Asian studies research has a special resonance here in Hawaiʻi that I’m certain will provide
great synergy between your attendees and their time here on Oʻahu. We are honored to be the host destination for thismuch-anticipated event—the largest academic gathering of its kind—in which invaluable networking opportunities andinspiring sessions will undoubtedly help move important work forward.
We appreciate the AAS’ focus on care and responsibility and thank you for your commitment to prioritizing the healthand safety of your attendees, as well as Hawaiʻi residents, in your thoughtful planning. Your Annual Conference
signiﬁes a momentous milestone as we welcome meetings, conventions and incentive business of all sizes that are
professionally managed and encourage mindful travel.
As you are aware, the advantages of hosting a meeting in the Hawaiian Islands—our breathtaking natural beauty,
extraordinary open spaces, unparalleled experiences and signature hospitality—are more relevant than ever before.
We are now embarking on a new chapter of events with an invitation to mālama (care for) Hawaiʻi. By making a positive
impact, attendees can have a more enriching experience while connecting at a deeper level with Hawaiʻi’s people,
culture and special places.
AAS attendees represent the brightest minds in Asian studies research, and we are humbled that you have selected
Honolulu as the destination to conduct your important program in March. On behalf of the people of the state of
Hawaiʻi, we extend our best wishes and much successful for your Annual Conference.
Aloha—Welcome.
With warmest regards,

David Y. Ige
Governor, State of Hawaiʻi

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceAAS BOARDS/COUNCILS/COMMITTEESAssociation for Asian Studies
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President: Hy V. Luong, Universityof Toronto; Vice-President: Kamran Asdar Ali, University ofTexas, Austin; Past President: Christine R. Yano, Universityof Hawaiʻi; Past Past President: Prasenjit Duara, Duke
University; Peter Carroll, Northwestern University (CIAC
Chair); Lori Watt, Washington University in St. Louis (NEAC
Chair); Elora Shehabuddin, Rice University (SAC Chair);Richard Fox, University of Victoria (SEAC Chair); Catherine
Phipps, University of Memphis (COC Chair); Joseph Alter,
University of Pittsburgh (JAS Editor); Hyaeweol Choi,
University of Iowa, (2022 Annual Conference Program
Committee Chair); Thomas G. Rawski, University ofPittsburgh (AAS Finance Committee Chair); William M.
Tsutsui, Ottawa University (Editorial Board Chair); Hilary V.
Finchum-Sung, AAS Executive Director (Ex-Officio)

COUNCIL OF CONFERENCES (COC): Council Chair:
Catherine Phipps, University of Memphis; Karl Friday,
Saitama University (ASCJ); Shawn Bender, Dickinson College(MAR/AAS); Kendra Strand, University of Iowa (MCAA); Keiko
Hirata, CSU-Northridge (ASPAC); Matthew Fraleigh, Brandeis
University (NEAAS); Greg Lewis, Weber State University(NEAAS); Tiantian Zheng, SUNY-Cortland (NYCAS); Catherine
Phipps, University of Memphis (SEC/AAS) Patricia SchiaffiniVedani, Texas State University (SWCAS)
2022 CONFERENCE PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Hyaeweol
Choi, University of Iowa (Chair-Interarea/Border Crossing);
Mary Zurbuchen, Henry Luce Foundation (Vice-Chair
Interarea/Border Crossing); Natasha Heller, Universityof Virginia (China & Inner Asia); Liang Luo, University of
Kentucky (China & Inner Asia); Leigh Jenco, London School of
Economics and Political Science (China & Inner Asia); Kristina
Kleutghen, Washington University, St. Louis (China & Inner
Asia) Thomas D. Looser, New York University (Japan); David
Ambaras, North Carolina State University (Japan); Ji-Yeon
Jo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Korea); Elora
Chowdhury, University of Massachusetts, Boston (South
Asia/Southeast Asia); Jane Ferguson, Australia National
University (South Asia/Southeast Asia)

CHINA AND INNER ASIA COUNCIL (CIAC): Peter J. Carroll,Northwestern University, (Chair); Christopher P. Atwood,
University of Pennsylvania; Ching Kwan Lee, UCLA; Joanne
Smith Finley, University of Newcastle; Patricia Thornton,
Oxford University; Michelle C. Wang, Georgetown University;
Shellen Xiao Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Yi-Li
Wu, University of Michigan; Yongming Zhou, University of
Wisconsin
NORTHEAST ASIA COUNCIL (NEAC): Charles Kim, Universityof Wisconsin, (Chair); Joan Ericson, Colorado College;
Sonja M. Kim, Binghamton University, State University of
New York; Suzy Kim, Rutgers University; Christina Laffin,
University of British Columbia; Jolyon B. Thomas, Universityof Pennsylvania; Alice Y. Tseng, Boston University; Lori Watt,
Washington University; Marcia Yonemoto, University ofColorado

SERIAL EDITORS: David Magier, Interim Editor(Bibliography of Asian Studies); Joseph S. Alter, Universityof Pittsburgh (Journal of Asian Studies); Lucien
Ellington, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga (Education
About Asia, Key Issues in Asian Studies); David
Kenley, Dakota State University (Asia Shorts, Asia Past &Present)
EDITORIAL BOARD: William M. Tsutsui, Ottawa
University (Chair); Jan Bardsley, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill (Vice Chair); Olga Fedorenko, Seoul
National University; Dong Wang, Shanghai University;
Natasha Heller, University of Virginia; Susan M.
Darlington, Hampshire College; Kai Ostwald, Universityof British Columbia; Ramya Sreenivasan, University ofPennsylvania; Will Glover, University of Michigan; Brad
Hebel, Columbia University Press

SOUTH ASIA COUNCIL (SAC): Elora Shehabuddin, Rice
University, (Chair); Mona Bhan, DePauw University; Manan
Ahmed, Columbia University; Nusrat Sabina Chowdhury,
Amherst College; Shenila Khoja-Mooliji, Bowdoin College;
Amrita Basu, Amherst College; Ayesha Irani, University of
Massachusetts Boston; Jinah Kim, Harvard University
SOUTHEAST ASIA COUNCIL (SEAC): Richard Fox, Universityof Victoria, (Chair); Chiara Formichi, Cornell University;
Eunsook Jung, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Ehito
Kimura, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa; Erik M. Kuhonta,
McGill University; Doreen Lee, Northeastern University;
Jonathan Padwe, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa; Christina
Schwenkel, University of California, Riverside; Eric
Thompson, National University of Singapore

AAS STAFF: Angie Bermudez, Conference & Events
Coordinator; Maura Cunningham, Digital Media Manager;
Molly DeDona, Programs Assistant & Grants Coordinator;
Hilary Finchum-Sung; Executive Director; Robyn Jones,
Director of Conferences & Events; Jenna Yoshikawa,
Advertising & Marketing Manager; William Warner,
Membership Manager; Jonathan Wilson, Publications
Manager
AAS CONSULTANT: Krisna Uk, Director of Special Initiatives

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REGIONAL CONFERENCES
Listed below are the dates and locations of the 2022 Regional Conferences. This is most complete information available bypress time. More information can be found on each website listed below or the AAS website.
NEW YORK CONFERENCE ON ASIAN STUDIES (NYCAS)
Conference Location: TBD
Dates: TBD
More Information:

ASIAN STUDIES CONFERENCE JAPAN (ASCJ)
Conference Location: Virtual
Dates: July 2-3, 2022
More Information: https://www.ascjapan.org/

https://www.asianstudies.org/conferences/regional-conferences/

ASIAN STUDIES ON THE PACIFIC COAST (ASPAC)
Conference Location: TBD
Dates: June 11, 2022
More Information: https://www.aspac2.org/

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE (SEC/AAS)
Conference Location: The University of Louisville
Dates: January 14-16, 2022
More Information: https://www.sec-aas.com/conf

MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL CONFERENCE (MAR/AAS)
Conference Location: University of Pennsylvania
Dates: October 1-2, 2022
More Information: http://www.maraas.org/

SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE ON ASIAN STUDIES(SWCAS)
Conference Location: University of Central Arkansas
Dates: October 7-8, 2022
More Information:
https://www.swcas.net/

MIDWEST CONFERENCE ON ASIAN AFFAIRS (MCAA)
Conference Location: University of Kansas
Dates: September 16-18, 2022
More Information:

WESTERN CONFERENCE (WCAAS)
Conference Location: West Yellowstone, Montana
Dates: October 6-7, 2022

https://www.asianstudies.org/conferences/regional-conferences/https://www.asianstudies.org/conferences/regional-conferences/

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CONFERENCE (NEASS)
Conference Location: TBD
Dates: TBD
More Information:

https://www.asianstudies.org/conferences/regional-conferences/2021-2022 AAS INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS
Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies
The Elling Eide Center
Indiana University, East Asian Studies Center
Institute of International Education
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Rutgers University, Department of Asian Languages & Cultures
Smith College, Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures
Temple University, Asian Studies Program
Tracing Patterns Foundation
University of Notre Dame, Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies
University of Pittsburgh, Asian Studies Center
The University of Texas at Dallas, Center for Asian Studies
University of Virginia, East Asia Center
Yale University, Council on Southeast Asia Studies
Interested in becoming an Institutional Member? Visit our website at:https://www.asianstudies.org/membership-types/institutional-membership/
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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceSPONSORSTHANK YOU TO THE GENEROUS SPONSORS OF THE
2022 AAS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Keynote Address & Plenary Session

Platinum Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferencePARTNERS & SUPPORTORSTHANK YOU TO THE GENEROUS PARTNERS AND SUPPORTORSOF THE 2022 AAS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Travel Grant Funding Support

Film Expo

Minamata Screening Project
Thank you to Henry Luce Foundation for financial support in delivering this event at
AAS2022. Thank you to Samuel Goldywn Films for granting permissions to screen this film.

Māhū Madness
Produced by Paʻi Foundation, with generous support from East-West Center &Association for Asian Studies

Special Event Transportation

Special Event

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Presenting China to the WorldCHINA INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS GROUP
China International Communications Group (CICG),
whose predecessor was founded on October 1, 1949 under
the General Administration of Press of the Central People’s
Government, is an international media group consisting of six
business segments: high-level international communication,
publishing and distribution, media communication, researchand consulting, cultural exchange and industry service.
CICG has opened 26 offices in 14 countries and regions.
Annually, it publishes some 4,000 book titles in 40-plus
languages and 34 periodicals in 13 languages, which are
distributed in more than 180 countries and regions.

CICG has constantly reinforced its role as a leader ofChina’s international communication and endeavored topromote Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese
Characteristics for a New Era, produced a large number of
popular and influential publications such as Xi Jinping: The
Governance of China in multiple languages.
While promoting great vision, CICG will continue
to forge ahead toward the goal of building a world’s top
international communication institution with enhanced
strengths in all areas and strive to expand China’s cultural
influence globally.

Add: 24 Baiwanzhuang Street, Beijing 100037,China
www.cipg.org.cn

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE
Thursday, March 24, 2022
12:00pm – 6:00pm

Onsite Registration and Badge Pick-up Hours

Convention Center, Level 3

12:30pm-2:00pm

Session Block A – Virtual Sessions

Virtual Platform

4:00pm – 4:45pm

First Time Attendee Orientation

Convention Center, Room 311, Level 3

5:00pm – 6:30pm

Opening Ceremony & Keynote Address

Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4

6:30pm – 8:00pm

AAS Opening Reception

Hilton Hawaiian Village, Great Lawn (outdoors)

Friday, March 25, 2022
8:30am – 9:15am

Presidential Address

Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4

8:30am – 4:30pm

Exhibit Hall OpenConvention Center, Exhibit Hall III, Level 1

9:30am – 11:00am

Concurrent Session Block B (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

11:00am – 11:30pm

BREAK

11:30am – 1:00pm

Concurrent Session Block C (In-person/Virtual)

1:00pm – 1:30pm

BREAK

1:30pm – 3:00pm

Concurrent Session Block D (In-person/Virtual)

3:00pm – 3:30pm

BREAK

3:30pm – 5:00pm

Concurrent Session Block E (In-person/Virtual)

5:30pm – 7:00pm

Plenary Session (Sponsor: The Japan Foundation) Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4

7:15pm – 11:00pm

Evening Receptions/Business Meetings

Convention Center/Virtual Platform
Convention Center/Virtual Platform
Convention Center/Virtual Platform
Hilton Hawaiian Village

Saturday, March 26, 2022
8:30am – 10:00am

Awards Ceremony & Membership Meeting

Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4

8:30am – 4:30pm

Exhibit Hall OpenConvention Center, Exhibit Hall III, Level 1

10:30am – 12:00pm

Concurrent Session Block F (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

12:00pm – 12:30pm

BREAK

12:30 – 2:00pm

Concurrent Session Block G (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

1:00pm – 4:00pm

Minamata Film Screening & Discussion

Convention Center, Liliʻu Theater 310, Level 3

2:15pm – 3:45pm

Meetings in Conjunction/Afternoon Break

Convention Center

4:00pm – 5:30pm

Concurrent Session Block H (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

5:30pm – 6:00pm

BREAK

6:00pm – 7:30pm

Concurrent Session Block I (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

7:00pm – 10:30pm

Māhū Madness: Hawaiʻi's Best Kept Secrets!

Hilton, Coral Ballroom

7:30pm – 11:00pm

Evening Receptions/Business Meetings

Hilton Hawaiian Village

Sunday, March 27, 2022
8:30am – 12:00pm

Exhibit Hall open

Convention Center, Exhibit Hall III, Level 1

9:00am – 10:30am

Concurrent Session Block J (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

10:45am – 12:15pm

Concurrent Session Block K (In-person/Virtual)

Convention Center/Virtual Platform

12:30pm – 2:00pm

Virtual Sessions

Virtual Platform

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Room Directory
Tip: All meeting room locations with a three-digit number are located in the Hawaiʻi Convention Center.
Other meeting rooms are located in the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel.

Specific Room Assignments
Badge Pickup / On-site Registration
Exhibit Hall
Opening Ceremony/Keynote Address
Opening Reception
Presidential Address
Plenary Session
Member Meeting & Awards Ceremony
Nursing Mother Pod
Quiet Room

Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hawaiʻi Convention Center
Hawaiʻi Convention Center

Level 3 Concourse
Exhibit Hall I, Level 1
Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4
Hilton Hawaiian Village, Great Lawn
Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4
Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4
Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4
Lobby Level 1
Room 328, Level 3

CONVENTION CENTER

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceGENERAL INFORMATIONLOGISTICS, HOURS, NAVIGATING THE PLATFORM
TIME ZONE
The start and end times for all sessions and events arein the Hawaiʻi Time Zone (HST).

BADGE PICKUP
Pre-registered attendees may print registration badges
at the Badge Pickup Counters. Additional conferencematerials (Tote Bag, Conference Information Booklet)
will also be distributed at badge pickup. You may notpick up conference materials for other attendees.
Please make sure to have your QR code. This is needed
to pre-print your badge.

CONFERENCE VENUES
All official conference activities will take place in the
Hawaiʻi Convention Center and the Hilton Hawaiian
Village Waikiki Resort.
REGISTRATION
Hawaiʻi Convention Center: Level 3
Badge pick-up and the on-site registration desks
Thursday, March 24……… 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Friday, March 25……………8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday, March 26……….8:00 am – 6:30 pm
Sunday, March 27………… 8:30 am – 11:30 am

ON-SITE REGISTRATION
Individuals who are not pre-registered may pay
conference registration fees at the onsite registration
counters.
NAME BADGEYour badge is your proof of registration and proof of
accepted vaccination status. You are required to wear
your name badge for entry to all official AAS Sessions.
Badge sharing and splitting are prohibited.

SATELLITE REGISTRATION
Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel- Tapa Tower, 2nd Floor
Thursday, March 24.......4:00pm - 8:00pm

COVID 19 PROTOCOLS – PROOF OF VACCINATION FOR ENTRY
In keeping with the Association’s duty to care and responsibility as hosts, all participants at the in-person 2022 AAS
Annual Conference, whether a presenter, attendee, exhibitor, staff, guest, or vendor, will be required to be fully
vaccinated in order to gain access to the AAS2022 Annual Conference.
PROOF OF VACCINATION IS REQUIRED TO PICK UP BADGES OR TO REGISTER ONSITE.
First time entering the Convention Center:• All attendees entering the Hawaiʻi Convention Center will undergo atemperature check.
• All attendees must display an electronically verified vaccination status or avaccination card
• Upon passing the temperature and proof of vaccination checks, attendees
will be granted access to the Level 3 Badge Pickup or Onsite Registration
desks.

UPLOAD YOURVACCINATION CARDNO LATER THAN MARCH 21

Text ‘Hi’ to 855.513.0639
or scan the QR code
below to get started

Return Visits to the Convention Center & AAS Events:• Proof of Vaccination is required upon the first initial visit.
• The AAS conference badge will serve as proof of vaccination upon entry on return visits.
• Temperature checks will be made every day upon entering the Convention Center• If you have lost your badge, you will be required to show proof of vaccination again to gain access to receive a
new badge.
For more information, visit https://www.asianstudies.org/conference/travel/covid-19-health-and-safety/
Negative COVID-19 Test Verification*: If you have a documented exemption to vaccination and intend to provide
a negative Covid-19 test, a negative test result must be completed no more than 72 hours prior to arriving to pickup your badge and attending AAS events. The test must be performed by a medical clinic authorized to perform thetest and must include your name, the date of the test, and proof of a negative result.
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LOST/REPLACEMENT BADGES
There is a $15 replacement fee for lost badges. Please
visit the onsite registration counter for a replacement
badge.

Childcare Registration: Onsite registration for childcare is based on availability. Location: Hilton Hotel
The dates and available times are as follows:
Thursday, March 24……… 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Friday, March 25………….. 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday, March 26……… 8:30 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday, March 27………… 8:30 am – 1:00 pm

STIPEND & TRAVEL GRANT DISTRIBUTION
Eligible graduate students speaker may pick up travel
stipend funds onsite at the stipend/grant disbursement
counter located in the registration area. International
Exchange Travel Grant recipients may also pick up
travel grants once eligible, and original travel receipts
are provided. You must show a photo ID when picking
up travel subsidies.

FIRST-AID
The first aid room is located on Level 3 of the Hawai‘i
Convention Center, between rooms 318 & 319.
LOST AND FOUND
Please submit any found items to the AAS Convention
Center staff desk in the registration area. Items
found in the convention center will be stored at theregistration desk until the close of that day, at which
point they will be turned over to the convention centersecurity.

GRANT DISTRIBUTION DESK HOURS
Thursday, March 24………12:00pm – 5:00pm
Friday, March 25……………8:00 am – 5:30pm
Saturday, March 26………. 8:00 am – 5:30pm
Sunday, March 27………… 8:30 am – 11:30am
QUIET ROOM
The AAS has provided a Quiet Room for conference
attendees in the Convention Center, Meeting Room
328. This room is available for use by any conference
attendee in need of a quiet space to sit, rest andreflect. Although wireless internet is available, please
do not conduct meetings, virtual sessions, or personalphone calls in this room out of respect for the others
enjoying this space.

SPECIAL EVENTS/MEETINGS-IN-CONJUNCTION
The AAS meetings/special events along withaffiliate/group Meetings-in-Conjunction are listed
chronologically in this program on pages 38-39. The
list consists of group meetings that were submitted
prior to January 12, 2022. Meetings-in-Conjunction
confirmed after the above date will appear in the AAS
2022 Mobile App and the Itinerary Planner.

NURSING ROOM/SPACEIn the Convention Center, there is Mamava® Nursing
Pod available on level 1 lobby outside the Exhibit Hall I
Entrance (Kalakaua side). The nursing pod is equippedwith comfortable seating and electrical outlets. To
access the Mamava Nursing Pod, download theMamava® app for Apple or Android, search Hawaiʻi
Convention Center, and tap on the icon. The next stepis to request an unlock code. You may also request thecode from the AAS staff at the registration counters.

INTERNET ACCESS/WI-FI
Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in all meeting rooms
and common spaces in the Convention Center. The
level of bandwidth may accommodate web browsing
and e-mail, but will not support large transfers of data,such as video streaming and downloading. Please
exercise Wi-Fi courtesy.

CHILDCARE SERVICE
The AAS is pleased to offer onsite childcare at the 2022
Annual Conference. The onsite childcare services areprovided by Accent on Children’s Arrangements, Inc.
(ACCENT) www.accentoca.com.

NOTE: COMPLIMENTARY WI-FI IS NOT AVAILABLE
IN HILTON MEETING SPACE.

HAWAIʻI CONVENTION CENTER WI-FI CODE:
AAS2022ACCENT will offer age-appropriate activities for children
ranging from 6 months to 12 years of age (separated
into age-appropriate groups), including curriculumenriched, hands-on, creative activities, arts & crafts
projects, active games, and more. ACCENT will staff thechildren’s program with teacher professional child careproviders who have completed ACCENT’s specialized
training program. In addition, ACCENT’s onsite
supervisors are CPR and Pediatric First Aid certified.

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LIVE TWEETING
To facilitate virtual conversations and to share withthose unable to attend the conference, the AAS
encourages attendees to live tweet using #AAS2022.
Speakers presenting materials that they do not wish to
be live-tweeted should make a request to the audienceat the beginning of their presentations

Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceGENERAL INFORMATIONMOBILE APP
The complete Conference Schedule can be foundin the palm of your hands via the AAS 2022 Mobile
App. The mobile app includes abstracts and detailed
descriptions of all conference activities.

CODE OF CONDUCTThe AAS is committed to providing a safe, productive,
and welcoming environment for all conference
participants and AAS staff. All participants, including,but not limited to, attendees, speakers, exhibitors,
AAS Staff members, service providers, and others, areexpected to abide by this Attendee Code of Conduct.
As a registrant of AAS2022 and events, you agree toadhere to this Code of Conduct.

We encourage all conference attendees to download
the mobile app. This ensures that you will receive all
special announcements and notices, including lastminute room and schedule changes, as well as any
necessary security and safety announcements.

Unacceptable behavior is defined as:• disruptive speech or behavior that would interferewith the conference or other individual's participationin the conference or events.

Within the mobile app you will find:• All Abstracts (in-person/virtual sessions and papers)• All Meeting-in-Conjunction• Access to Virtual Sessions• Interactive floorplans• List of Exhibitors (In-person & Virtual)• Ability to build a personal schedule and receive
reminders• Ability to communicate with fellow attendees• harassment, intimidation, threatening speech,
or discrimination in any form, including (but notlimited to) relating to race, gender, gender identityand expression, national origin, religion, disability,
body size, marital status, age, sexual orientation,
inappropriate use of nudity and/or sexual images inpresentations, or any other protected category.

SESSIONS AND PAPER ABSTRACTS
All abstracts for panels and papers may be viewed in
the online program (Itinerary Planner) or the mobile
app.

• presentations, postings, and messages that containpromotional materials, job offers, solicitations forservices or product announcements in simulive,
live, and on demand presentations (other thanpresentations in the virtual exhibit hall).

Link to Digital Program:
https://www.eventscribe.net/2022/AAS/• making copies or taking screenshots of Q&A or any
chat room activity that takes place in the virtual space• use of a recording device (personal computer,mobile phone, camera, etc.) to capture images orpresentations, chats, demonstrations, etc., taking
place within the virtual platform during the annual
conference.
AAS reserves the right to take any action deemednecessary and appropriate, including immediate
removal from the on-site or virtual event without
warning or refund, in response to any unacceptablebehavior, and AAS reserves the right to prohibit
attendance at any future meeting or event virtuallyor in person. If you witness to or are subjected to any
inappropriate behavior, please contact us promptly at
ReportAConcern@asianstudies.org.

Link to Mobile App:https://www.guidebook.com/g/aas2022/

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceGENERAL INFORMATIONANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY
The Association for Asian Studies (AAS) strives toprovide a safe and welcoming environment at its
programs and events that are free from bias andintimidation for all participants. The Association
does not tolerate discrimination or any forms ofharassment, including but not limited to sexual
harassment. No form of discriminatory or harassing
conduct by or towards any employee, member,volunteer, attendee, vendor, or other person
participating in AAS programs or events will betolerated. The AAS is committed to enforcing its
policy at all levels within the Association. Anyone who
engages in discrimination or harassment conduct will
be subject to discipline, up to and including expulsion
from the AAS program or event, and possible
revocation of membership in the association.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND ASSAULTThe AAS does not tolerate sexual harassment.
Sexual harassment is an unwelcome sexual
advance, request for sexual favors, or unwelcome
conduct of a sexual nature which has made aperson feel offended, humiliated, or intimidated.
Sexual harassment includes stalking. Stalking
is defined as engaging in a course of conduct
directed at a specific person that would causea reasonably situated person to feel substantial
emotional distress or fear for their safety or thesafety of others.
Sexual harassment does not refer to occasional
compliments of a socially acceptable nature oraffirmatively consensual personal and social
relationships. Keeping in mind that consent may
look different to someone in a less secure position,
the best practice is for all parties to agree freely
and explicitly when interactions shift away fromthe strictly professional.

If anyone experiences or witnesses any violation of
the AAS’s anti-harassment policy at an AAS program
or event, they should report the incident immediately
to ReportAConcern@asianstudies.org. Reports will betreated as confidential to the extent possible to allow
the AAS to assess the incident.

A victim of sexual harassment or assault is
not required to physically resist, and a person
may be unable to provide consent (e.g., due tointoxication, psychological coercion, physicalincapacitation, or other physical and mental
incapacities).

RESPECTFUL BEHAVIOR POLICY
Freedom of expression and vigorous debate are
crucial to scholarly exchange. The AAS is dedicatedto securing a safe, hospitable, and productive
environment for exchange that is free fromdiscrimination and intimidation. We expect everyone
at our programs and events to demonstrate selfcontrol and civility, even in the midst of strong
disagreement, and not to engage in ad hominem
attacks or bullying behavior. This expectation applies
to our speakers, employees, members, volunteers,
and attendees and to all meeting venues including
ancillary events as well as official and unofficial social
gatherings.

REPORTING
The AAS takes breaches of professional or ethicalbehavior very seriously. Any violations of thispolicy should be confidentially reported to:ReportAConcern@asianstudies.org.
Violations of this policy will be forwarded to theboard of directors and may lead to sanctions
including removal from the AAS conference or
event and possible expulsion from the Association.

Anyone who witnesses potential harm to a participant
in an AAS program or event should be proactive in
helping to mitigate or avoid that harm. If you see
a situation in which someone might be in immient
physical danger, you should alert conference security
personnel or law enforcement.

Members and conference participants who witness
or experience sexual assault or other violationsof local, state, and federal law are strongly
encouraged to immediately report incidents
directly to law enforcement officials.

ANTI-HARASSMENT STANDARDSThe AAS prohibits any disrespectful verbal or nonverbal conduct that is based on an individual’s sex(including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender
identity, race, ethnicity, color, religion, national origin,age, marital status, disability, employment status, or
seniority and that creates an intimidating, hostile, or
abusive environment.

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Shuttle Service for Attendees (Hotel to Convention Center)
ROUTE 1					Hilton Hawaiian Village (HHV) <-> Convention Center
Pick-up/drop off located at the HHV Bus Depot

ROUTE 2					

Sheraton Princess Kaiulani (SPK) <-> Convention Center
Pick-up/drop off on Kaiulani Ave

			Side street next to the Sheraton

NOTES:• Shuttles will run directly to the Convention
Center/Hotel. No additional stops.
• Shuttles pick up and drop off at Convention
Center• No shuttle service from the Ala Moana
Hotel except for Thursday night. The hotel isone block from the convention center.

Shuttle Bus Hours of Services
Day/Date

Hours of Service

Frequency (in minutes)

Thursday, March 24

12:00pm – 6:00pm

30

6:30pm – 8:30pm

30

7:00am – 9:15am

15

9:15am – 7:00pm

30

7:00am – 9:15am

15

9:15am – 7:30pm

30

7:00am – 12:45pm

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Friday, March 25

Saturday, March 26

Sunday, March 27

Thursday Night AAS Opening Reception at Hilton Hawaiian Village:
Shuttles will run between the Hilton to the Sheraton and Ala Moana Hotel.
Ala Moana Hotel – 6:30pm – 9:00pm
Sheraton Princess Kaiulani – 6:30pm – 9:00pm
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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceGRADUATE STUDENT INFORMATIONFirst Time Attendee Orientation
Thursday, March 24, 4:00pm – 4:45pm HST
Convention Center, Room 311, Level 3
If this is your first time attending the AAS conference or if you would
simply like a walkthrough of all of the 2022 conference events, join us
at the First Time Attendee Orientation on Thursday afternoon. Speakers
will include the AAS Executive Director and AAS Digital Media Manager
sharing their experiences and tips as first-time attendees.

Graduate Student Reception
Friday, March 25, 7:30pm – 9:00pm HST

Hilton, Coral Ballroom 1, Mid-Pacific Conference Center
Join us as we welcome all graduate students to the conference with this annual evening reception. Graduate
Student paper prize winners from the 2021 Annual Conference will be on display with welcoming remarks fromAAS President, Hy Luong. Complimentary drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Graduate Student Travel Stipends
Graduate students presenting on in-person sessions, registered by posted deadlines, and residing 100 miles
from the conference venue are eligible to receive the graduate student stipend. Stipends may be distributed
electronically after badge pickup. Please feel free to check in at the stipend disbursement counter to confirm
your attendance.

Graduate Student Paper Prizes
The Area Councils of the AAS are offering prizes for the “Best Graduate Student Paper” presented during the2022 Annual Conference.
For more details on these paper prizes and how to apply, please consult the guidelines posted on the AAS
website. Submission deadline is Sunday, March 27, 2022.
https://www.asianstudies.org/grants-awards/graduate-student-paper-prizes/

All times stated are

HAWAIʻI
TIME (HST)

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceLATE BREAKING SESSIONS (BY DAY)
A-V14 Narrating the Covid Pandemic in Japan and Beyond

Thursday, March 24, 12:30pm – 2:00pm HST
https://cdmcd.co/83dx3D

E02 Violent Atmospheres: Political Ecologies of Pollution and Health Crises inSoutheast Asia
Friday, March 25, 11:30am – 1:00pm HST
Room 303B, Hawaiʻi Convention Center
https://cdmcd.co/q9xP9G

C-V52 From Cool Japan to Cruel Japan: A Roundtable on The Multilayered Effectsof Japan’s Extreme Border Restrictions on Japanese Studies

Friday, March 25, 1:30pm – 3:00pm HST
https://cdmcd.co/93pP35

D14 Pandemic Controls in Asia: Causes and Consequences

Friday, March 25, 1:30pm – 3:00pm HST
Room 304B, Hawaiʻi Convention Center
https://cdmcd.co/5mR3mQ

F14 In the Eye of the Storm: Asian Migrant Women Workers during COVID-19

Saturday, March 26, 10:30am 12:00pm HST
Room 306A, Hawaiʻi Convention Center
https://cdmcd.co/Z4AR4P

J10 The Politics of Farming in a Global Asia: Resituating Contemporary AgrarianSocial Movements

Saturday, March 26, 6:00pm – 7:30pm HST
Room 308B, Hawaiʻi Convention Center
https://cdmcd.co/w3RL3M

K-V50 Technology in Asia as an Emerging Field

Sunday, March 27, 9:00am – 10:30am HST
https://cdmcd.co/RrADrD

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LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
Aloha kākou (greetings all of us together),
The Local Arrangements Committee is delighted that AAS is meeting again in Honolulu after eleven years. We are in avery different space from 2011 and certainly 2021. Fortunately COVID conditions have improved enough to allow us togather in person, although unfortunately not all of us. Nevertheless we plan to offer you experiences that are “only inthis time, only in this place.”
Global Asias is very much on our minds these days and certainly part of living in Hawaiʻi. We want to emphasize theinterconnections of the Pacific (including Hawaiʻi) and Asia that are historical and contemporary as well as cultural,political, and economic. Another AAS theme important to us is Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, especially at a time whenacts of suppression and violence have increased worldwide. Both these themes are positive aspects of our lived
experience in Hawaiʻi, given its history and our multicultural mix of Asian and Pacific heritages.
We have organized three panels related to these themes. One panel considers Hawaiian activist Haunani-Kay Trask andher significance for movements of indigenous rights. The second discusses King David Kalākaua and his 19th Century
initiatives for a Pacific-Asia alliance to oppose colonial adventurism. The third panel views local LGBTQ+ identities
informed by Asian and Pacific cultures.
There are performances related to the themes, including Hawaiian chant and hula, Japanese taiko, and traditions from
East and Southeast Asia. As an “AAS first” we are presenting a spectacular Asia-Pacific drag show on Saturday evening
with a limited number of reduced rate tickets available for conferees. It will be a memorable and fun evening.
For you and your accompanying family members we have arranged discounted admission fees to major cultural
institutions including the Honolulu Museum of Art, Shangri La (Islamic Art Museum), the Mānoa Heritage Center, andthe Bishop Museum. Discounts at selected area restaurants are also being arranged. Our conference coincides with the
Hawaiʻi Triennial “Pacific Century – E Ho‘omau no Moananuiākea,” a stunning art event spanning seven venues acrossthe city and 43 artists from across Asia and the Pacific.
Additional information for the drag show, the various museums, community events of interest, participating
restaurants, and the Triennial are available on the following pages.
We look forward to greeting you at the Conference and offering you this AAS experience “only in this time, only in thisspace.”e mālama (take care),
The 2022 Local Arrangements Committee:
Ric Trimillos (UHM) and Ned Shultz (UHM), co-chairs; Eric Chang (East-West Center), Jay Junker (UHM), Navid Najafi(Shangri La), Lorenzo Perillo (UHM), Teri Skillman (Hawaiʻi Arts Alliance), Victoria Holt Takamine (PAʻI Foundation), andChristine Yano (UHM).
Each year, the LAC plays a role to help highlight the local area and history related to Asian Studies through the organization of dynamic sessions,location-specific events such as walking city tours, library and/or museum tours, securing discounts at local establishments, and much more.

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LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES
Warm Aloha and Welcome to Honolulu, Hawaiʻi!
SPECIAL EVENTS
Sessions organized by the Local Arrangements Committee
KING KALĀKAUA OF HAWAIʻI AND ALLIANCES IN ASIA
FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1:30PM — 3:00PM, ROOM 313B
Asia and the Pacific evidence close relations, both historical and contemporary,and Hawaiʻi has been a nexus for such relationships, political as well as cultural.
HRH David Kalākaua (1836-1891), the last king of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi (r.
1874-1891) exemplifies this nexus. A forward-looking monarch with a criticaleye on the West, Kalākaua recognized both the benefits of modernity and therisks of imperialism for nani Hawaiʻi nei. He set out to craft alliances among
nations and kingdoms in the Pacific and Asia. In 1881 he made a trip around theworld that took him through Asia, Europe and North America; he was the firstmonarch to circumnavigate the globe. The panel touches upon various aspects ofthis journey of diplomacy through nineteenth century Asia including his cordial
encounter with the Khedive of Iran. Using singular resources present in Hawaiʻi,
the panel explores his persona and his relevance for contemporary critiques ofimperialism, interpersonal intelligences, and Asia Pacific modernities from diverse
perspectives, including Native Hawaiian and minority American gazes.

LIVING AND PERFORMING ALTERNATIVE GENDERS IN ASIA-PACIFIC HAWAIʻI

SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 10:30AM — 12:00PM, ROOM 308B
Queerness in Hawaiʻi is complicated by different gender constructions which relate to one another through coexistence, competition, contestation, and challenge. In Hawaiʻi the heterosexual/homosexual binary of a hegemonic“West” functions in an ongoing and lived relationship with traditional constructions from the Pacific and Asia, where
enactments of masculinity and femininity are not necessarily restricted to a male and a female body, respectively.
The diversity and multiculturality of Hawaiʻi, major tropes for the tourist industry, juxtapose binary and nonbinary gendering in daily living. Thus the Hawaiian māhū, the Samoan faʻafafine, the Filipino bakla, and the Thaikathooey reference social orders of indigenous and settler populations. These identities constitute alternative
accommodations and positions of challenge to mainstream American/Western notions of queerness. They have aplace in Hawaiʻi as the performative and the performed. The drag pageant, like other ethnic and cultural festivals
in the Islands, celebrates the diversity of Hawaiʻi. Panelists, who are performers in this eveningʻs “Māhū Madness”
show for the AAS, reflect on performance, performativity, and heritage as drag queens and as Locals.

HAUNANI-KAY TRASK: LESSONS FOR ASIAN STUDIES ACTIVISMSATURDAY, MARCH 26, 12:30PM — 2:00PM, ROOM 307A

Haunani-Kay Trask (1949-2021)--Native Hawaiian activist, poet, scholar, founding director of the University of
Hawaiʻi’s Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies—has been a leader of decolonialism, sovereignty, andindigenous rights in the Pacific and globally for decades. This panel takes Trask’s works as a clarion call and asks,
what kinds of lessons does she hold for Asian Studies? How do the political movements that she led inflect what we
do as scholars of Asia? And particularly for this conference being held in Hawaiʻi, what kinds of political lens does
the Pacific hold for our various approaches to Asia and its diaspora? In 2021, the American Academy of Arts andSciences elected her as a member, citing her leadership in asserting “the importance of critical analysis and creativity
to forging a more just future for Indigenous peoples.” Trask was not an uncontroversial figure, but it is in her very
confrontational style that we query methods, political agendas, and the mantle of global stewardship for AsianStudies.

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LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Please refer to the mobile app for more details on the attractions below, as well as the most up-to-date discounts
arranged at local attractions for conference attendees.

HONOLULU TOP ATTRACTIONSHISTORIC SITES

Iolani Palace
Pearl Harbor National Memorial
Diamond Head State Monument

MUSEUMS AND HISTORY/HERITAGE CENTERS

Honolulu Museum of Art
Extends kamaʻaina (resident) rate to conference attendees $10, children under 18 are free. Show your AAS
conference badge to receive the kama’aina discountMānoa Heritage Center
Extends kamaʻaina (resident) rate to conference attendees $10. Show your AAS conference badge to receive thekamaʻaina discountShangri-La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design – Special tours
Bishop Museum – Kamaʻaina rate to conference attendee
East West Center Gallery – Free Admission
King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center – Free Admission
Liljestrand House – Special Thursday tour available

FAMILY FUNPolynesian Cultural Center
Honolulu Zoo
Sea Life Park Hawaiʻi Aquarium
Hawaiʻi Children’s Discovery Center

Statue of King Kamehameha , Iolani Palace
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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceSPECIAL EVENTSOPENING CEREMONY & KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Thursday, March 24, 2022, 5:00pm – 6:30pm HST
Hawaiʻi Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4 & Livestream
Please join us on for the opening ceremony featuring the traditional Hawaiian Opening Protocol and a welcome
from AAS President, Hy V. Luong and AAS Executive Director, Hilary Finchum-Sung. The Keynote Address
immediately follows the Opening Ceremony.

SHUHEI HOSOKAWA
Longing and Belonging: Home as the JapaneseBrazilian Sentimental Heritage“Home” is perceived as such only when you are far away. As a place andmemory, it is foundational for the diasporic consciousness. It is both simple
and multi-layered, frozen and mutable. Focusing on their longing for “home”
as a way of interpreting the shifting sense of belonging to the country of theirbirth left behind, this keynote speech explores the complex and collective
sentiment of Japanese immigrants in Brazil. Thanks to their short poetries of
haiku and tanka, one can approach their inner lives from their own perspective
as much as diagnose their “homesickness,” outlining a genealogy of longing forhome.
This Keynote Address is sponsored by:

OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, March 24, 2022, 6:30pm – 8:00pm HST
Hilton Hawaiian VillageWaikiki Beach Resort, Great Lawn

KENNY ENDO TAIKOENSEMBLE
Celebrating the start of the
AAS2022 Annual Conference
Join us Thursday evening just steps fromthe beach, outside on the Great Lawn at the
Hilton, to celebrate the start of #AAS2022.
Complimentary appetizers will be served. Don't
forget your drink ticket!  

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceSPECIAL EVENTSPRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
Friday, March 25, 2022, 8:30am — 9:15am HST
Hawaiʻi Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4 & Livestream

HY VAN LUONG

University of Toronto

Local Culture or Global Neoliberal Ideology? Reflections
on a Shifting Intellectual Landscape
The address examines the theoretical shifts which underlie the receding of the conceptof culture, its replacement by the concept of ideology, and the stronger emphasis on
global forces and the role of the state in Asian Studies, anthropology, and many otherdisciplines. Empirically, I analyze the data on the resilient roles of extended family
members and relatives in childcare and elderly care in Vietnam, as well as relatively low
state expenditures on social programs, with comparative data from other East and Southeast Asian societies. I criticallyexamine the theoretical emphasis on these practices and welfare regimes in East and Southeast Asia as neoliberal andas powerfully shaped by global forces and the state.
Hy V. Luong is Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at the University of Toronto and currently President of the
Association for Asian Studies. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard University and taught in the United States for a
decade before moving to Canada in 1990. Having regularly conducted field research in Vietnam since 1987, he has
published extensively on kinship, gender, social organization, discourse, gift exchanges, rituals, migration, and political
economy in Vietnam.

PLENARY SESSION
Friday, March 25, 2022, 5:30pm — 7:00pm HST
Hawaiʻi Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4 & Livestream

Japan Foundations’s 50th Year Anniversary Plenary: Strengthening
Human Capital Pipelines for Area Studies – A Global Perspective
Commemorating its 50th year anniversary, the Japan Foundation will organize
a global discussion on the current state and future prospects of area studies,including Japanese studies. The main focus of the discussion will be on
strengthening human capital pipelines for the field. How can area studies stay
relevant (and thus appealing to incoming students) amidst the growing popularityof trans-disciplinary and trans-regional approaches in scholarship? What sorts
of educational innovations are necessary to train the next generations of area
specialists (academics or alt-ac careers)? The plenary will gather two panels,
where the Japan Foundation will invite speakers from around the world to share
their insights on these important questions from the aspect of "Education" and"Research"

The plenary session is sponsored by• MODERATOR: Hideki Hara, Japan Foundation Headquarters, Tokyo• Will Bridges, University of Rochester• Simon Kaner, Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures / University of East Anglia• Phan Hai Linh, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU Hanoi• Margherita Long, University of California, Irvine• Alessio Patalano, King's College London• Leng Leng Thang, National University of Singapore
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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceSPECIAL EVENTSAWARDS CEREMONY & MEMBER MEETING
Saturday, March 26, 2022, 8:30am — 10:00am HST
Hawaiʻi Convention Center, Kalakaua Ballroom, Level 4 & Livestream
Join us as we present the AAS 2022 Book Prizes and Distinguished Contributions to
Asian Studies Award.
Prizes Awarded:
Distinguished Contributions to Asian Studies- Awarded to Anna Tsing, Professor of Anthropology at the University ofCalifornia, Santa Cruz
Joseph Levenson Prize (China, Pre-1900 and Post 1900)
Patrick D. Hanan Book Prize for Translation
E. Gene Smith Inner Asia Book PrizeJohn Whitney Hall Prize (Japan)
James B. Palais Prize (Korea)
Bernard S. Cohn Prize (First book on South Asia)
Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy Prize (South Asia)
A.K. Ramanujan Book Prize for Translation (South Asia)
Henry J. Benda Prize (First book on Southeast Asian Studies)
A.L. Becker Southeast Asian Literature in Translation PrizeFranklin R. Buchanan Prize for Curricular Materials

Best Graduate Student Paper Prizes — For papers presented at the 2021 Virtual Annual Conference

Following the Awards Ceremony, AAS President Hy Luong and AAS Executive Director Hilary V.
Finchum-Sung will share updates on the latest AAS initiatives and new strategic plan. All AAS
members are welcome.

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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceSPECIAL EVENTSSCREENING AND DISCUSSION OF THE FILM MINAMATA
Saturday, March 26, 2022, 1:00pm — 4:00pm HST
Liliʻu Theater 310, Hawaiʻi Convention Center
A discussion and Q&A with Aileen Smith and director Andrew Levitas, with comments by Timothy George andMichelle Daigle, will follow the screening.
In conjunction with the film, there will be a display near the registration area throughout the conference ofphotographs provided by Aileen Smith from the book on which the film is based, MINAMATA, by W. Eugene
Smith and Aileen M. Smith.
Inspired by events in Minamata, Japan, where the Chisso factory poisoned residents by dumping mercury
into the sea from 1932 to 1968, the film shows us Minamata through the eyes of the great photojournalist
W. Eugene Smith and Aileen Smith, who moved there to document the suffering and struggles of the victims
in the early 1970s. Their 1972 photographs in Life magazine and their 1975 book made Minamata known
worldwide. Minamata disease became the symbol of the dark side of Japan’s high economic growth and of therise of its environmental citizens movement, and showed that toxins dumped in the environment end up in ourbodies.
The special screening and discussion is organizedby Christine Yano, AAS Past President; Timothy
George, author of the book Minamata: Pollution and
the Struggle for Democracy in Postwar Japan; andMichelle Daigle, author of the dissertation Modern
Ambivalences: The Minamata Disease Disaster, Haptics,
and the Social Movement in Japan; and supported by
the Henry Luce Foundation.
Local high school students and teachers will join
conference attendees at this event, and will be
provided with educational packets bringing Minamata,the environment, and Asian Studies into relevant
perspective.
Minamata (Metalwork Pictures, 2020; 115 minutes)
is directed by Andrew Levitas, with cinematography
by Benoît Delhomme and score by Ryuichi Sakamoto.
The cast includes Johnny Depp (as W. Eugene Smith),
Minami (as Aileen Smith), Bill Nighy, Tadanobu Asano,
Ryo Kase, Hiroyuki Sanada, and Jun Kunimura.

Photo Credit: Samuel Goldwyn Films. (2022). Minamata [Poster].
http://www.samuelgoldwynfilms.com/minamata/33

Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceSPECIAL EVENTS
Māhū Madness: Hawaiʻi's Best Kept Secrets!
Saturday, March 26, 2022 9:00pm – 10:30pm HST
Coral Ballroom, Hilton Hawaiian Village

REGISTRATION AND TICKET PURCHASE IS REQUIRED TO
ATTEND.
This drag-tastic event will exhibit some of Hawaiʻi's mosttalented queens. Join us for an evening of classical music
and fun performances!
Dinner Ticket:
This ticket includes dinner buffet and premiere seating forthe show, doors open 6:30PM
General Admission:
This ticket includes seating for the show only, doors open
at 8:30PM.
General Admission is $35, AAS Conference Attendees
receive a discounted rate of $25.
Use the promocode AAS2022 to receive the discount.
Purchase Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mahumadness-hawaiis-best-kept-secrets-tickets-258276340487
Māhū Madness is planned as a late evening performance
to showcase and celebrate the multicultural LGBTQ
community in Hawaiʻi through the drag pageant, a tradition of longstanding. The talent portion draws on
performance genres of the various ethnic groups resident in the community. The drag show is a statementof alternative genders that are traditionally part of many Asia and Pacific cultures. By sharing this wellestablished tradition in Hawaiʻi with the international area specialists of the Association for Asian Studies,
we make an important statement about inclusion and the naturalization of gender difference in Asian andPacific cultures. The pageant is framed as an example of a cultural expression arising from the local and hostcommunity of Hawaiʻi. It challenges mainstream American notions of queerness, enacts alternative cultural
constructions, and shows the Hawai’i queer community as creative and vibrant rather than as victims. The
pageant is connected to a scheduled conference panel on alternative genders, during which some of thesame pageant performers analyse and theorise their own experience. It is important that the voices of the
onstage personae are heard in scholarly settings as well.
Organizers: Victoria Takamine, Sami Akuna, Ric Trimillos
Produced by Paʻi Foundation

With generous support from East-West Center and Association for Asian Studies

Please note that due to safety measures, all attendees must wear masks covering the nose and mouth unlesseating or drinking.
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Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual ConferenceAAS 2022 FILM EXPO
Thursday, March 24 — Saturday, March 26
Hawaiʻi Convention Center, Theatre 320, Level 3
On-Demand Viewing – Room 319A
AAS Film Expo 2022 features documentary andindependent films curated by AEMS Educational
Media Service. Below is the Film schedule.
Film descriptions will be shared in a separate
document; that link will be posted here soon.

Thursday, March 24, 2022
SCREENING TIME FILM TITLE		LENGTH(minutes)

COUNTRY/REGION OF FOCUS

12:30pm

Americaville

80

China, United States

2:00pm		

THE MOUNTAIN PATH - my search for a hermit
Zen master in China

96

China

3:50pmZero as You Are

84

Japan

5:25pm

DWANDHA (The Duel): A Tale of Two Rebels

52

Sri Lanka

Friday, March 25, 2022
SCREENING TIME FILM TITLE		LENGTH(minutes)

COUNTRY/REGION OF FOCUS

8:30amDeath of the One who Knows82

Indonesia

10:00am

The Ice Cream Sellers

75

Bangladesh

11:25am

Baato		

81

Nepal

12:55pm		Abandoned: The Stories of Japanese War
Orphans in The Philippines and China

98

The Philippines, China, Japan

2:45pm

KIM IL SUNG's Children

85

North Korea, Eastern Europe

4:20pmNow Is the Past – My Father, Java& the Phantom Films

88

Japan, Indonesia, andthe Netherlands

6:00pmCOMFORT

73

South Korea, China

Saturday, March 26, 2022
SCREENING TIME FILM TITLE		LENGTH(minutes)

COUNTRY/REGION OF FOCUS

8:30amForget Me Not

86South Korea

10:05amKingdom of Archers

78

Bhutan11:35amGeographies of Kinship
80
					

Republic of Korea, United States, 		Switzerland, Sweden

1:05pmFar East Deep South77

United States

2:35pmBeethoven in Beijing

86

China

4:10pm

Our Time Machine

81

China

5:40pm		

Banyak Ayam Banyak Rejeki (Many Chickens,
102
Lots of Luck)		
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Indonesia/Yogyakarta (and Central		
Java)
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Wednesday, March 23
Group/Event Name

Room

Time

CORMOSEA Business Meeting

S. Pacific I, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

2:45pm-4:30pm

CORMOSEA Digital Initiatives Meeting

S. Pacific I, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

10:00am-12:00pm

Thailand Laos Cambodia Studies GroupVIRTUAL (See listing in virtual platform)

2:00pm-4:00pm

Group/Event Name

Room

Time

AAS All Councils Breakfast

Coral Ballroom 1, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Ctr.

8:00am-9:00am

AAS China and Inner Asia Council Meeting

Lehua Suite, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

9:00am-4:30pm

AAS Council of Conferences Meeting

Hibiscus I, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

9:00am-4:30pm

AAS Diversity and Equity Committee Meeting

Hibiscus II, Hilton - Kalia Executive Conference Center

9:00am-4:30pm

AAS Northeast Asia Council Meeting

Honolulu III, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

9:00am-4:30pm

AAS South Asia Council Meeting

Kahili I, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

9:00am-4:30pm

AAS Southeast Asia Council Meeting

Kahili II, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

9:00am-4:30pm

CHINOPERL

Honolulu I, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

9:00am-5:00pm

CORMOSEA Digital Initiatives Working Group

S. Pacific III - Hilton-Mid-Pacific Conference Center

10:00am-5:00pm

CORMOSEA Technical Processes Meeting

Iolani VII, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

9:00am-12:00pm

Committee for Teaching About Asia

Japan Cultural Center of Hawai'i (OFFSITE)

9:00am-3:00pm

International Association for the Study of Traditional Asian
Medicine (IASTAM), N. America chapter CANCELLED

S. Pacific IV, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

12:00pm-2:00pm

International Society for the History of East Asian Science,
Technology, and Medicine (ISHEASTM)

S. Pacific IV, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

2:00pm-4:00pm

JAS Editorial Board Meeting

S. Pacific I, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

1:30pm-3:00pm

National Institute of Japanese Literature (NIJL)VIRTUAL (See listing in virtual platform)

2:00pm-3:30pm

Philippine Studies GroupVIRTUAL (See listing in virtual platform)

2:00pm-4:00pm

School of Pacific & Asian Studies (SPAS), University of
Hawai'i at Mānoa Reception

Honolulu II, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm-9:00pm

SEASSI Fellowships Committee

Iolani VI, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

10:00am-2:00pm

Southeast Asian Language Council Meeting

Iolani VI, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

3:30pm-4:30pm

Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute Meeting

Iolani VI, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

2:30pm-3:15pm

Thursday, March 24

Friday, March 25
Group/Event Name

Room

Time

Committee on Korean Studies Annual Meeting

S. Pacific II, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

7:30pm-9:30pm

Harvard-Yenching Institute Reception CANCELLED

Honolulu II, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

International Society for the History of East Asian Science,
Technology, and Medicine (ISHEASTM) and the International
Association for the Study of Asian Medicine (IASTAM)
Reception

Nautilus II, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

The Japan Foundation, New York Reception

Tapa Ballroom II, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Japan Political Studies Group Meeting

S. Pacific IV, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

7:30pm-9:30pm

The Korea Foundation Reception

Tapa Ballroom I, Hilton, Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Princeton University Reception

Honolulu I, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm-9:30pm

Society for Hong Kong Studies

Honolulu III, Hilton Tapa Conference Center

9:30pm-11:00pm

Society for Ming Studies Meeting

S. Pacific III, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

7:30pm-9:30pm

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Reception
CANCELLED

Nautilus I, Hilton, Mid Pacific Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:00pm

Vietnam Studies Group (VSG) Meeting CANCELLED

S. Pacific I, Hilton - Mid-Pacific Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

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Saturday, March 26
Group/Event Name

Room

Time

Annual AIFIS and ITLSC Joint Meeting

Mtg Rm 316C, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

Burma Studies Group Meeting

Hibiscus I, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

7:30pm-9:30pm

Burma Studies Foundation Meeting CANCELLED

Hibiscus II, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

9:30pm-11:00pm

Committee on Korean Studies Meeting

Mtg Rm 324, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

COTSEAL

Kahili I, Hilton - Kalia Excutive Conference Center

7:30pm-11:00pm

Digital Humanities Japan

Mtg Rm 323A, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

Islam in China Study Group Meeting

VIRTUAL (See listing in virtual platform)

2:00pm-3:30pm

Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei Studies Group Meeting

Mtg Rm 316B, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

Positions Editorial Collective Meeting

Mtg Rm 323C, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

Society for Song, Yuan, and Conquest Dynasties Studies
Meeting

Mtg Rm 316A, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

Society for the Study of Chinese Religions Meeting

Virtual (See listing in virtual platform)

2:15pm-3:45pm

T’ang Studies Society Annual Meeting and Reception

Honolulu I, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

9:00pm-11:00pm

Theravada Studies Group Meeting

Mtg Rm 306A, Hawaiʻi Convention Center

2:15pm-3:45pm

Twentieth-Century China

VIRTUAL (See listing in virtual platform)

2:00pm-3:30pm

Japan Sociologists Network

Iolani VII, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

University of Michigan Reception

Tapa Ballroom III, Hilton - Tapa Conference Center

7:30pm - 9:30pm

MEET THE AAS EDITORS
Asia Shorts Book Series
If you have a proposal for an Asia Shorts book you'd like to discuss, series editor, David Kenley,will be available in person at the AAS booth, as well as virtually, during the conference. Joinus virutally on Friday, March 25 from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm or in person at the Exhibit Hall on
Saturday, March 26 from 10:00 am-11:00 am at Booth #300.

All times are

HAWAIʻI
TIME (HST)

Journal of Asian Studies (JAS)Journal of Asian Studies Editor, Joseph S. Alter, and members of the JAS Editorial Board will beholding two “Chat with the JAS Editors” events in the exhibit hall at the AAS conference. Anyone
interested in editorial advice or learning more about publishing in JAS is welcome to sign up.
Appointments will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Walk-in appointments will
also be accommodated as the schedule permits. Sign up for Friday, March 25, 11am–noon or
Saturday, March 26, 10am–11am at:https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F44ADAC2CA1F8C52-jasmeet

Key Issues in Asian Studies Book Series & Education About Asia
Teaching Journal

Meet Lucien Ellington virtually to chat about manuscript submissions for the AAS teaching
journal, Education About Asia, and the Key Issues in Asian Studies book series. Join us virtually
on Saturday, March 26 from 9:00 am-10:00 am.

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VIRTUAL PROGRAM OF EVENTSThe AAS2022 program includes both in-person and virtual sessions. The virtual program of events may beaccessed via the electronic program/virtual platform or the mobile app. The AAS is utilizing CadmiumCD
and Zoom as our virtual platform.
All registered attendees have access to the virtual sessions. The platform is available for public viewing of
the schedule; however, only registered attendees may join and view the sessions on Zoom.

VIRTUAL PROGRAM DETAILS:•••

All virtual sessions will be LIVE (unless otherwise noted).
All virtual sessions will take place on Zoom (unless otherwise noted).
All virtual sessions will be recorded and available for viewing through May 31, 2022 (unless otherwise
noted).

LIVESTREAMED EVENTS from Honolulu available to registered virtual attendees:••••

Opening Ceremony and Keynote Address
Presidential Address
Plenary Session sponsored by the Japan Foundation
Member Meeting and Awards Ceremony

In-Person registrants have access to all virtual sessions and events.

VIRTUAL SESSION VIEWING ROOMS

Virtual sessions are available for viewing via the virtual platform OR via the Mobile App.
The AAS has reserved the following rooms in the Convention Center for in-person attendees to view virtual
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required while indoors, we strongly recommend speakers on virtual sessions participate from their hotel room oranother safe and distanced space. All AAS conference hotels offer guest room Wi-Fi.

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NAVIGATING THE VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Access the Virtual Program/View Virtual Sessions Via:
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Thursday Sessions 12:30PM – 2:00PM

PANEL A-V3

PANEL A-V1

In-between Media: The Culture of Interface
from Early Modern to Contemporary China

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

(De)Revolutionizing Information: Information
Control and Media Politics in Communist
China (1945-1976)

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Yomi Braester, University of Washington,
SeattleWeaving Reading Interfaces: Xi'nang cunjin and thePossibilities of Literary Creation
Jiayi Chen, University of Chicago

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Fei-hsien Wang, Indiana University

Weaponizing Objectivity: Truth Claim and Fake Newsin the Chinese Communist Party's Propaganda Theory(1945-1965)
Mian Chen, Northwestern University

From Mass Culture to Culture of the Masses: Seriality andManhua Monthly, 1950-1952
John A. Crespi, Colgate University

Identifying and Dispelling "Disinformation:" The Politics ofRumormongering in Early Maoist China (1949–1954)
Hongyi Yu, Columbia University

Objects of Resistance: Performing Arts Programs in the
PRC
Anne E. Rebull, University of Michigan

The Anti-rightist Campaign as Media Event: Media,
Censorship, and the Making of Dissent in 1950s China
Sei Jeong Chin, Ewha Womans University

Camera, Body, and Viewfinder: Vlogging the MultifacetedInterfaces in Contemporary China
Pai Wang, University of California, San Diego

Listening to Enemy Radio in the Socialist Media Ecology
Jie Li, Harvard University

Discussant(s):Yomi Braester, University of Washington, Seattle

Discussant(s):Fei-hsien Wang, Indiana University

PANEL A-V4

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

PANEL A-V2

Knowledge, Information, and Perception
Across the Hong Kong-China Border

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Laikwan Pang, Chinese University of Hong
Kong

Exploring Textual Media in Early Modern
China and Korea

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kai-wing Chow, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign

Views Across the Shenzhen River: Portraying Hong Kongin Shenzhen's Special Economic Zone
Denise Y. Ho, Yale University

Subversive Eyes: Relocating World Literature and the
Networks of Interpretation in a 17th-Century Encyclopedia
from Chosŏn
Jamie Jungmin Yoo, Yonsei University

Spies and Scholars: Hong Kong and the Study ofContemporary China
Yi Lu, Oxford University

Jokes as Social Knowledge: The Paratextual Analysis of
Jokes in Late Ming Daily-Use Encyclopedias
Hanping Li, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Efficiency as Weapon: 'Scientific' Management in Early
Cold War Hong KongPeter Hamilton, Lingnan University

Across Page and Stage: Excavating New Theatrical
Experiences of Selected Scenes in Late Ming China
Yihui Sheng, University of Michigan

Cross-border Discussions About Hong Kong's (andChina's) Future: Political Reforms, “Democratic
Reunification,” and the Role of Civil Society
Sebastian Veg, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences
SocialesLiterature and Lineage: The Social Life and Impact ofCommissioned Writings in Ming China, 1450-1644
Xin Yu, Washington University in St Louis

Discussant(s):Timothy Cheek, University of British Columbia

Discussant(s):Hwisang Cho, Emory University

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PANEL A-V5

PANEL A-V7

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Pushing the Boundaries: Transnational andTransmedial Movement in Chinese Visual
Culture, 1930s-1960s

Empires, Colonialism, and Contested Littoral
Space in the Asia-Pacific, 1400-2000
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Anand Yang, University of Washington

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Julia F. Andrews, The Ohio State
University

Trade Networks and Colonial Alliances: Upland
Resistance and Littoral Vietnam under Ming Occupation
James A. Anderson, University of North Carolina
Greensboro

Compelling Issues: Transnational Socialist Aesthetics in
Chinese Printmaking, 1931-1937
Elizabeth Emrich-Rouge

The Enumerative Making of Colonial Littoral Society: The
Tanka Boat People and "Native" Craft in the Census andRegisters of Early British Hong Kong
Gary Luk, Chinese University of Hong KongMedia Migration and Visual Warfare: Cross-disciplinary
Experimentation in the Arts during the First Half of theSecond Sino-Japanese War (c. 1937-1941)
Amanda Wangwright, University of South Carolina

Konpira-san on Trial: The Maritime Culture, Politics, andLegal Disputes of the Japanese Guardian of the Sea in
Hawaiʻi in the Twentieth Century
Manako Ogawa, Ritsumeikan University

Primitivism and Resistance: Miguel Covarrubias'
Influence in Shanghai
Asia Adomanis, The Ohio State University
Zhang Guangyu's Ethnographic Illustrations in 1950s
China
Xiaojian Yin, University of California, San Diego

Discussant(s):Anand Yang, University of Washington

Discussant(s):Kuiyi Shen, University of California, San Diego

PANEL A-V8

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Manuscript Nexus: The Formation ofCultural Communities and Medieval AsianConnectivity

PANEL A-V6

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Affective Spaces of Embodiment andPerformance in Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Christopher Nugent, Williams College

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Alexandra Hambleton, Tsuda University

Preaching Confucianism: Vignettes from The Classic ofFilial Piety in the Dunhuang Manuscripts

Encountering “New” Old Books: Eye, Affect, andEmbodiment in Jimbocho, Tokyo
Susan P. Taylor, Harvard University

The Kushan Prototype: Scribal Conventions in FirstMillennium Central Asia
Zhan Zhang, Unversity of Oxford

Empire of Affect: Embodiment and Military Spectacle atthe DMZ
Yezi Yeo, Rikkyo University

Codices Used by Students in Tenth-century Dunhuang
Jing Feng
On the Path of Small Learning: Acquiring Literacy in the
Chinese Garrisons of Central Asia, 1st-5th Centuries
Diego Loukota, University of California, Los Angeles

Emotion in Performance PracticeSunhee Kim, Korea National University of Arts

Discussant(s):Christopher Nugent, Williams College

Gender and Embodiment in the World of Rakugo
Storytelling
Marco Di Francesco, University of Oxford
Discussant(s):Alexandra Hambleton, Tsuda University

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PANEL A-V9

PANEL A-V11

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: South Asia

Reinventing “Women:” Self-Empowerment
among Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
Women in Nation- and State-building,1900s-1950s

Advertising Beauty in South Asia:
Commercialisms, Idealisations, andContestations

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Abigail McGowan, University of Vermont

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Vera Mackie, University of Wollongong"Take Care of Your Beauty": A Racialised ImperialCapitalist Economy and Beauty Narratives in IndianAdvertising, c.1920-1950.
Mobeen Hussain, University of Cambridge

The Pure, Pious, and Patriotic: Shared Religiosity for
Chinese Women in Traditional Celibatarianism andModern Committed Singlehood
Lois Hao, Northwestern University

Marketing Beauty in the Interwar Period: Advertising andthe Middle-Class Woman in Western India, 1925-45.
Douglas Haynes, Dartmouth College

Gender Emancipation and the Case of Dr. Jeong-Ah
Seo: OB-GYN, Entrepreneur, and Concubine in Imperial
Japan
Ann Marie L. Davis, The Ohio State University

Countering Colorism: Contestations and Critiques ofBeauty in India's Transnational Media Field
Radhika Parameswaran, Indiana UniversityBloomington

Inventing Socialist Women: Publications of Women's
Federations in the Early PRC
Chang Liu, Chinese University of Hong Kong
(Shenzhen)

From 'Soft and Clean' to 'Stop the Beauty': An Analysis of
Agency in Indian Advertising
Sreyashi Mukherjee, Drexel University

New Wave Ladies: Brothel Prostitutes' Participation in
Public Health in Post-War Tokyo
Aoi Saito, Northwestern University

Discussant(s):Abigail McGowan, University of Vermont

Discussant(s):Vera Mackie, University of Wollongong
Elyssa Faison, University of Oklahoma

PANEL A-V12

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia: Empire Competition andCirculation of Goods

PANEL A-V10

Area of Study: Japan

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Amy L. Freedman, Pace University

Pop Pilgrimages in and Beyond Japan:
Meanings, Experiences and Materiality

The Cessation of Circulations at a Time of Total War:
Famine and Material Deprivation on Occupied Java,
1942-45
Christopher Hulshof, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Dale K. Andrews, Tohoku Gakuin
University

Pray, Love, Demons: Layers of Imaginations at Kamado
Shrine, Fukuoka Prefecture
Raditya Halimawan Nuradi, Kyushu University

Colonial Recruitment of the Chinese in Southeast Asia
Wei Chin Wong, Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong
Baptist University UIC

Popular Culture Mediated Grieving: The Votive Prayer
Tablets of Anime Fans
Dale K. Andrews, Tohoku Gakuin University

Iron Links - Interrelationships of Power Through Shared
Iron Frontiers on the Malay Peninsula (1920-1941)
Eleanor Choo, Freie Universitat Berlin

Popularity, Authority and Authenticity: The Case of
Seimei Shrine, Kyoto Prefecture
Mia Tillonen, Hokkaido University

European Competition for the Spice Islands of the
MoluccasFrank Dhont, National Cheng Kung University

Discussant(s):Matthew Mitchell, Allegheny College

Discussant(s):Amy L. Freedman, Pace University
Joseph Tse-Hei Lee, Pace University

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PANEL A-V13

PANEL A-V15

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Japan

Timor-Leste at 20 Years: Challenges ofAttaining and Maintaining IndependenceGods, Creatures, Ascetics, and Physical
Performers: Uncanny Bodies in Japanese
Religions

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Chris Lundry, El Colegio de Mexico

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Ellen Van Goethem, Kyushu University

Has Timor-Leste Prevented the Resource Curse?
Charles Scheiner, La'o Hamutuk - Timor-Leste
Institute for Development Monitoring and Analysis

Ugly Navigators, Dragon Gods, and Awesome Women:
The Uncanny Bodies of Maritime Deities in Narratives ofEmpress Jingū
Emily Simpson, Dartmouth College

From the Suco Council and the Lian Nain to the
Democratic System One Citizen One Vote: The
Traditional Timorese Authorities and the External
Democratic Models in the State Formation Process inTimor-Leste
Andres del Castillo, El Colegio de Mexico

The Human-fish: Hybrid Animality, Politics, and Curse
Andrea Castiglioni, Nagoya City University
Reconfigured Bodies: Transforming Uncanny Ascetics into
Divine Proxies
Caleb Carter, Kyushu University

Twenty Years of Anthropology in a Sovereign Country:
An Overview of Anthropological Studies on Timor-Lestesince 2002
Alberto Fidalgo-Castro, Universidad Complutense de
MadridWomen's Lives in Post-Independence Timor-Leste

Stomping Sacred Grounds: Edo Period Religious
Institutions and the Uncanny Image of Sumo Wrestling
Christoph Reichenbaecher, University of California,
Santa Barbara & Prefectural University Aichi

Inconvenient Country: Independent Timor-Leste inAustralian Foreign Policy

PANEL A-V16

Area of Study: JapanThe East Timor Action Network as a Principled Issue
Network: Domestic Lobbying and International Pressure
for Self-determination in Timor-Leste
Chris Lundry, El Colegio de Mexico

San Francisco Peace Treaty at Seventy:
Postwar Path to Normalcy by JapaneseAmericans and Japan from the Perspectiveof Resettlement, Security Identity, andForeign Relations

PANEL A-V14

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Tosh Minohara, Kobe University

Area of Study: Japan

Narrating the Covid Pandemic in Japan and
Beyond"Why, You Are No Different from Us!": Japanese American
Resettlement in Peoria, Illinois During World War II
Rustin Gates, Bradley University

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Rachel DiNitto, University of Oregon

The Ground Zero of Japan's Security Identity: The Tokyo
Tribunal as an Anchoring Point in Japan's Evolving
Security Trajectory
Aleksandra Babovic, Osaka University

Discussant(s):Mina Qiao, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Anri Yasuda, University of Virginia
Christophe Thouny, Ritsumeikan University
John W. Treat, Yale University

Friendship of Convenience: Japan and the Eastern Bloc
Satellites of USSR, 1957-1974
Dragomir Kasarov, Kobe University
Discussant(s):Tosh Minohara, Kobe University

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PANEL A-V17

PANEL A-V21

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Korea

Acquiring Intercultural Competence:
Exploring the Coexistence of Base Culture
and Target Culture in East Asian Language
Learning and Teaching in the U.S.

Conquering Distance: Odysseys for Political
Change and Cultural Ascendancy inPremodern Korea and Beyond
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Sookja Cho, Arizona State University

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Hiromi Tobaru, California State
University, Fullerton

Competing with the Central Plains: The Emerging Positionof Koryŏ Literature in the Mongol Era
Zuoting Wen, Earlham College

Supporting American Students' InterculturalCompetence Development for Building SuccessfulSocial Networks during Study Abroad in Japan
Hiromi Tobaru, California State University, Fullerton

Carvers of Memory: Graffiti Writing as a Commemorative
Tool in Pre-modern Korea
Maya Kerstin Hyun Stiller, University of Kansas

Making "Familiar" Strange: Enhancing Students'
Cultural Awareness through Dealing with Compliments
Yawei Li, The Ohio State University

Kim Chŏnghŭi (1786-1856) and His Sino-Korean
Epigraphic Network
Jeongsoo Shin, Academy of Korean Studies

Stance-taking in Disagreement Discourse by Japanese
Native Speakers and Japanese as Foreign Language
Learners
Kumiko Takizawa, The Ohio State University

Mapping, Patrols, and Punishment: Qing Management of
the Chosŏn Border
Seonmin Kim, Korea University

Incorporation of "Multilingual" Communications in East
Asian Language Programs with a Target-LanguageOnly Policy
Shinsuke Tsuchiya, Brigham Young University

Discussant(s):Peter C. Perdue, Yale University
Chang Sook Lee, Seoul National University

Discussant(s):Paul Warnick, Brigham Young University

AAS SPECIAL EVENT:OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESSLonging and Belonging: Home as theJapanese-Brazilian Sentimental Heritage

PANEL A-V19

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4

Trans-Jeju: Rethinking Transnationalism
and Beyond        5:30PM-6:30PM

By: Shuhei Hosokawa, International ResearchCenter for Japanese Studies

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Young-Gyung Paik, Jeju National
University“Home” is perceived as such only when you are far away.
As a place and memory, it is foundational for the diasporicconsciousness. It is both simple and multi-layered, frozen
and mutable. Focusing on their longing for “home” asa way of interpreting the shifting sense of belonging
to the country of their birth left behind, this keynote
speech explores the complex and collective sentimentof Japanese immigrants in Brazil. Thanks to their shortpoetries of haiku and tanka, one can approach their innerlives from their own perspective as much as diagnose
their “homesickness,” outlining a genealogy of longing forhome.

Archiving Jeju Island: Portrayal of Jeju 4.3 in the U.S
Military Photographic Images
Youjoung (Yuna) Kim, Johns Hopkins University
Three Abundances: “Samda,” Tourism, and “Hawai'i” inJeju Island, 1961-2002
Tommy Tran, University of California, Merced
A History of Jejueo
Moira Saltzman, University of Michigan
Discussant(s):Noriko Ijichi, Osaka City University

This event will be live-streamed to registered virtual
conference attendees.
The Keynote Address is sponsored by:
Japan Foundation

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AAS SPECIAL EVENT:PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSPANEL B03

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Local Culture or Global Neoliberal Ideology?
Reflections on a Shifting IntellectualLandscapeConv. Center, Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4        8:30AM-9:15AM

By: Hy V. Luong, University of Toronto
The address examines the theoretical shifts which underlie
the receding of the concept of culture, its replacement by
the concept of ideology, and the stronger emphasis on
global forces and the role of the state in Asian Studies,
anthropology, and many other disciplines. Empirically, I
analyze the data on the resilient roles of extended family
members and relatives in childcare and elderly care in
Vietnam, as well as relatively low state expenditures onsocial programs, with comparative data from other Eastand Southeast Asian societies. I critically examine thetheoretical emphasis on these practices and welfare
regimes in East and Southeast Asia as neoliberal and as
powerfully shaped by global forces and the state.

The End of an Era, Seen Through Many
Eyes: Eurasian Dimensions of the Great
Chinggisid Crisis

Conv. Center, Room 313A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Qiao Yang, Max Planck Institute for theHistory of Science
Diviners in Dynastic Transitions
Qiao Yang, Max Planck Institute for the History of
Science
When the Chinggisids Were (Almost) No More: The Yuan
and the Ilkhanid Military during the Fourteenth-Century
CrisisIshayahu Landa, University of Bonn
Taming the Horses in a Non-Mongol Way: Horse Policies
and Social Relations at China's Northwest Frontier in the
Fourteenth Century
Xiaobai Hu, Nanjing UniversityChinggisid
Reverberations: Language Contact and Conflict in the
Yuan-Ming Transition
Johannes S. Lotze, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Discussant(s):Eiren Shea, Grinnell College

This event will be live-streamed to registered virtual
conference attendees.

PANEL B04

Friday Sessions 9:30AM – 11:00AM

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Pragmatic Craft of Governance:
Alternative Strategies of Chinese Medieval
Rulership

PANEL B02

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Contemplating the Void in Chinese Poetry

Conv. Center, Room 312        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Paul Manfredi, Pacific Lutheran University

Conv. Center, Room 313B        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Scott Pearce, Western Washington
University“Pacing the Void” Songs in Light of Early Medieval Daoist
Eschatology
Yiyi Luo, Capital Normal University

It Was Not Easy Being a Prince: Violence at Six
Dynasties, Sui and Tang Courts
Jonathan Skaff, Shippensburg University ofPennsylvania

Sounds and Silence: Tang Poetic Visions of the
Cosmological Void
Tyler Feezell, Arizona State University

The Gesture of Closeness: Revisiting Courtier-ship andFactionalism in Early Tang
Debby Chih-Yen Huang, Academia Sinica

Qing Woman Writer Xu Xishen's Taichang Butterfly and
the Poetics of Loss
Yanning Wang, Florida State University

Tipping the Scales: The Rise and Fall of Empress-ship inTang
Soojung Han, Princeton University

It's Really Nothing: Absurdity, Abyss, and Absence inContemporary Sinophone Poetry
Christopher Lupke, University of Alberta

Modeling Taizong's Art of Governance in the EighteenthCentury German-speaking World
Hilde De Weerdt, Leiden University
Discussant(s):Scott Pearce, Western Washington University

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Joy of Honey: Religion in Contemporary Chinese BL
Literature
Xingyi Wang, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL B05

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Negotiating Tradition and Modernity:
East-West Understandings of East Asian
Languages

On Whose Behalf? Animal Protectionism and the Quest
for Peace during the Second Sino-Japanese War
Guangshuo Yang, Northwestern University

Conv. Center, Room 313C        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Annette Hansen, Aarhus University

PANEL B09

Tracing References: Re-dating and Interpreting AbelRémusat's Chinese-French Dictionary Manuscript
Dictionnaire Chinois
Rui Li, Guangdong University of Finance andEconomics

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Foucault Adjacent: Writing East AsianHistories Alongside/Against Foucauldian
Theories

Transformations in the Qing Vernacular Lexicographic
Practices
Daniele Caccin, University of Verona

Conv. Center, Room 315        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Alexander R. Bay, Chapman University
Getting Your Hands Dirty: Dysentery, EpidemiologicalFieldwork, and the Limits of Power/knowledge in Postwar
Japan
Alexander R. Bay, Chapman University

Unexpected Universality: Yamada Yoshio's Japanese"Sentence"
Jonathan Puntervold, Aarhus University
Discussant(s):Annette Hansen, Aarhus University

Masculinity and Suicide in Qing China: The Necropolitics
of Longevity?
Yvon Wang, University of Toronto

PANEL B06

Madness in the Family: Women's Caregiving Labor and“Power” in Turn-of-the-Twentieth-Century Japan
H. Yumi Kim, Johns Hopkins University

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Making Global China Visible

Conv. Center, Room 323A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Andrew Mertha, Johns Hopkins
University, School of Advanced International Studies

Discussant(s):Matthew H. Sommer, Stanford University

Discussant(s):Nicholas Loubere, Lund University
Ho-Fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University
Hong Zhang, Johns Hopkins University, School of
Advanced International Studies

PANEL B10

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The "South" in Modern East and Southeast
Asia: Inter-Asian Voices

Conv. Center, Room 314        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Melissa Macauley, Northwestern University

PANEL B08

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

"Southern Vietnam as a Chinese Colony": Dao TrinhNhat, State-Induced Migration, and the Perils of Chinese
Migrants
Anh Sy Huy Le, St. Norbert College

Religion and Spirituality in Modern China
Conv. Center, Room 316C        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Beverley McGuire, University of South
Carolina

The "Tropical Races" in Greater East Asia: Colonial
Making of the Sanitized Taiwan and Japan's Southern
Frontier, 1895-1945
Huei-Ying Kuo, Johns Hopkins University

Choreographies of Friendship: Dance, Protestantism,
and Ethnic Understanding at Ginling Women's College
and the YWCA, 1939-1949
Ruby M. MacDougall, University of Michigan

Southing the May Fourth Movement
Rachel Leow, University of Cambridge

Converting Buddhists for Socialism: Buddhism on Mt.
Jiuhua in the Mao Era (1949–1976)
Nan Ouyang, Ghent University

The Nanyang Was Not Southeast Asia
Shelly Chan, University of California, Santa Cruz
Discussant(s):Melissa Macauley, Northwestern University

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PANEL B13

PANEL B16

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Asian Environmental Ethics and Relations
with Place

Welcome to the Pop Pacific: Transnational
Production and Consumption of PopularMedia Culture in US, Korea, and Japan

Conv. Center, Room 324        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Mayfair M. Yang, University of California,
Santa Barbara

Conv. Center, Room 323B        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Jayson M. Chun, University of Hawaiʻi,
West Oʻahu

Mountains and Rivers Never Stay the Same: Sacred
Ecologies and Communities of Persistence on Central
Japan's Ontake-san
Eric J. Cunningham, Earlham College

The Korean American DNA of K-pop: Korean Americans,
Sojourners, and the Transpacific Construction of Korean
Popular Music
Jayson M. Chun, University of Hawaiʻi, West Oʻahu
Eun Bin Suk, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Ancestral Place-Making and the Vitalism of Water andLandscape: A Chinese Ecological Ontology
Mayfair M. Yang, University of California, Santa
BarbaraTransnational Music Business, National Markets, andBorder Transgressions in Prewar Popular Music in East
Asia
Patrick M. Patterson, Honolulu Community College

Invisible Knowledge of Environmental Conservation:
Indigenous Religions and Everyday Practices of EthnicCommunities in Southwest China
Yi Wu, Clemson University

BTS Fans as a Transpacific Force for Justice?: Narratives
and Fandom Reaction During the 2020 #blacklivesmatter
Movement
Kimery Lynch, East-West Center in Washington“Healing the Forests to Heal Ourselves”: CounterMapping and Indigenous Khasi Sovereignty in NE India
Ann Elise Lewallen, University of Victoria
Discussant(s):Charlene Makeley, Reed College

Navigating the Terministic Screen: An Auto-Ethnographic
Exploration of Pokémon Sun and Moon and Asian Tourist
Reflections of Paradise
Nicole Kurashige, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL B15

PANEL B17

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Intimate Legalities: Law, Family, andGender in Twentieth-Century East Asia

Expatriate Icons, Shifting Identities

Conv. Center, Room 323C        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Pattaratorn Chirapravati, California State
University, Sacramento

Conv. Center, Room 316A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Alison W. Conner, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

Who's Laughing Now? Instability Between Image and
Identity in the Case of the Laughing Buddha
Jessica L. Patterson, University of San Diego

Making Freedom Work, Setting Gender in Motion:
Daughter Adoption, Sex, and the Japanese Courts inColonial Taiwan
Tadashi Ishikawa, University of Central Florida

A "Personal God" in the South: Circulation and Shifting
Meaning of an Eighteenth-Century Buddhist Icon on Avery
Island, Louisiana
William Ma, LSU College of Art + Design

Depart from Asia to the World: The 1920s' Family Law
Debate and Nationalists' Discourses in Japan-ColonizedTaiwan

The Living Mummies of Japan
Julia H. Cross, Yale University

Family Matters in Japan: Care and Citizenship in
Postwar Family Law
Colin Jones, Columbia University

Bone "China": Translating the Porcelain Pagoda of
Nanjing

Family Law for Women and for the Nation: Lee TaiYoung's Family Law Reform Movement in South Korea
Rama Hyeweon Kim, Harvard Law School

Discussant(s):Pattaratorn Chirapravati, California State University,
Sacramento

Discussant(s):Shao Dan, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

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PANEL B19

PANEL B22

Area of Study: Japan, Korea

Area of Study: Japan

Gendered Bodies in Postwar East Asian
Photography

Placing Japan In A Different Setting: New
Lenses & New Approaches to Japan Studies"Discover Japan": Transfiguration of the Avant-garde,Girls' Subjectivity, and Nationhood in 1970s Japan
Kasumi Kugo, Binghamton University

Discussant(s):Paula R. Curtis, University of California, Los Angeles
Trevor Dawes, University of Delaware
Diana Newton, Southern Methodist University
Shay Youngblood, Self-Employed

Conv. Center, Room 301A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Sheila Smith, Council on Foreign Relations

Conv. Center, Room 316B        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Kaeun Park, University of Michigan

Gendered Representations of Body and Labor in
Everyday Life Photography in Late 1950s South Korea
Kaeun Park, University of Michigan

PANEL B23

The Model, the Wife and the Stripper: Female Bodies in
Representation in 1970s Japan
Elise Voyau, INALCO Paris

Area of Study: Korea

Korea/Development/Place-Making

Conv. Center, Room 303A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Ji-Yeon Jo, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill

Military Brides and Camptown Romance: Histories of
Korean Immigrant Women in Family Albums
Amy Kahng, Stony Brook University

Designing Koreanness
Seungyeon Gabrielle Jung, Stanford University

Discussant(s):Ayelet Zohar, Tel Aviv University

Exhibiting Development at the POW Camp: War
Correspondence, Area Knowledge, and the South Korean
Cultural History of the Vietnam War, 1964-1975
Thomas Ryan, Columbia University

PANEL B20

Area of Study: Japan

Being-in-the-Way: Place Cultivation and Coordination in
Gangjeong Village
Grant M. Leuning, University of California, San Diego

Conspiracies and Coalitions in JapaneseEnvironmental Humanities
Conv. Center, Room 301B        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Karen L. Thornber, Harvard University

Colonizing Korean Rivers: The Joseon River Survey
Project and Japanese Empire-building (1915-1928)
Seohyun Park, Virginia Tech

Listening to the Voices of Microbes: An Ethnography ofDecomposition in Japan
Wakana Suzuki, Graduate University for Advanced
Studies
Sharing the Air to Spare the Air: Yasui Takaya's Plant/
People Conspiracy on the Ogasawara Archipelago
Jon L. Pitt, University of California, Irvine
There Is No Circle of Poison: Japanese and Filipino
Activism on a Long-Distance Food Chain
Alyssa Paredes, University of Michigan
Emotions Floating in the Air: Affective Transmission
across Mortal/Immortal Breaks
Daichi Sugai, Matsuyama University
Discussant(s):Sakura Christmas, Bowdoin College
Satsuki Takahashi, Hosei University

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PANEL B24

PANEL B27

Area of Study: Korea

Area of Study: South Asia

Projections on Her Canvas: Bodies,
Gender, and Social Discourses inContemporary Korean Narratives

Hinduism and Globalization in theContemporary World

Conv. Center, Room 305A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Tracy S. Pintchman, Loyola University
ChicagoConv. Center, Room 303B        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Dohyun Shin, City University of New
York, Graduate Center

The Global Goddess: Reconstituting Hindu Sacred Space
as Shaktiscape
Tracy S. Pintchman, Loyola University Chicago

The Modern Girl Revisits: Reproduced Images of aYoung Flâneuse in the Musical Fan Letter (2016)
Dohyun Shin, City University of New York, Graduate
CenterGlobalizing Ganesha: A Multi-Sited Divine Diaspora
Aditya Bhattacharjee, University of Pennsylvania

Effective Narrative, Affective Bodies: The Language of
Neoliberalism in the South Korean Cosmetic Surgery
Reality Television Let Me In (2011-2015)
Soyeon Kim, Texas A & M University

Circulating Desires in the Fashioning of Global Hinduismand Hindus
Shana Sippy, Centre College

Affected Bodies between Asian Young Women in Choi
Eunyoung's Short-stories: Shoko's Smile and Xinchao,
Xinchao (2016)
Minhee Bang, Independent Scholar

Hindutva Futurism in a Global Context: How Hindu
Nationalists Frame Hinduphobia as a Decolonizing
Initiative

Discussant(s):Soyeon Kim, Texas A & M University

PANEL B28

PANEL B26

Conv. Center, Room 305B        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Elora Chowdhury, University of
Massachusetts Boston

Area of Study: South Asia

Gender, Difference, and Security

Area of Study: Korea

The Growing Idea of Neutral Korea in the
Collapsing Sino-Centric Order

Women’s Unpaid Household Work: A Case Study of
Women Entrepreneurs in Nepal

Conv. Center, Room 311        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Clark Sorensen, University ofWashington, Seattle

The Securitization of Love Jihad
Andrea Malji, Hawaiʻi Pacific University

Qing's Border Crisis and the Idea of Neutral Korea
Deokkyoo Choi, Northeast Asian History Foundation

No Native Woman: On Racial Difference in Pushpamala
N's Performance Photography

The World Peace Movement and Hague Peace
Conference: The Riddle of Peace in Northeast Asia in
the Early 20th Century
Bella Pak, Russian Academy of Sciences

Group Identities and Legal Consciousness: Making
Meaning of Gender-Based Violence and the Law in
Bangladesh
Esha Sraboni, Brown University

The Growing Idea of Neutral in the Late Joseon
Focusing on Syngman Rhee
Hyunchul Kim, Northeast Asian History Foundation
Discussant(s):Joshua Van Lieu, Keimyung University

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PANEL B29

PANEL B-V32

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Conservative Islam in Indonesia andMalaysia: Priorities, Contentions,
Evolutions

Beyond Moral Critique: Broadening
Concepts of Humor in Song, Yuan, and Ming

A Conservative Turn among Indonesian Muslim Youth?
Nancy J. Smith-Hefner, Boston University

The Opacity of Humor: Du Renjie's Expressing Feelings
Karin Myhre, University of Georgia

Restricted Citizenship of Minority Groups in Indonesian
Democracy
Ahmad Najib Burhani, National Research andInnovation Agency (BRIN), Indonesia

The Politics of Humor in Middle Period China
Yung-chang Tung, Academia Sinica

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Xiaorong Li, University of California,
Santa Barbara

Conv. Center, Room 306A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Nancy J. Smith-Hefner, Boston University

Humour in the Huaben Novellas: The Guzhang juechen inContext
Antonio Leggieri, Università del Salento

Islamic Courts, Gender, and the "Conservative Turn" inMuslim Southeast Asia
Michael G. Peletz, Emory University

Discussant(s):Xiaorong Li, University of California, Santa Barbara
Regina Llamas, IE University

Kebaya and Cadar: Women's Bodies, Neoliberal
Morality, and Islam in Contemporary Indonesia
Lailatul Fitriyah, Claremont School of Theology

PANEL B-V33

Discussant(s):Robert W. Hefner, Boston University

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Maternal Bodies, Hearts, and Minds: Family
Reform in the PRC, 1949-2021

PANEL B31

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Kimberley Manning, Concordia University

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Buddhism and Transnationalism in Vietnam
and Cambodia

From "Working Body" to "Mother Body": (1958-1979): The
Iron Girl Movement
Di Yang, Nanjing Normal University
Yi-hong Jin, Nanjing Normal University

Conv. Center, Room 307A        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Wynn W. Gadkar-Wilcox, Western
Connecticut State University

Ideological Intimacies: Local Women's Leadership and the
One Child Policy
Kimberley Manning, Concordia University

Vietnamese Buddhist Encounters with South Asia in the
1950s
Wynn W. Gadkar-Wilcox, Western Connecticut State
University

Making Family Care Legible: The Chinese 2020-Family
Education Law
Manon Laurent, University of Paris

Tue Tinh, the Buddhist Community of Dai Viet, and Tran
Dynasty Diplomacy with the Early Ming Dynasty
C. Michele Thompson, Southern Connecticut State
University

Maternal Body, Age, and Risk: Problematizing Advanced
Maternal Age in China since 1949
Qiu Jifang, Nanjing Medical University

Punting through a Shallowed World: The Watery
Eschatology of Doan Minh Huyen (1807-1856) and Its
Potential Significance for the Lower Mekong Delta andBeyond vis-a-vis Climate ChangeTrần Khải Hoài, Cornell University

Discussant(s):Harriet Evans, University of Westminster

Cambodian Monk and Indian Guru: The Asoka Mission,
1960-75
John Marston, El Colegio de Mexico
Discussant(s):Marc J. Gilbert, Hawaiʻi Pacific University

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PANEL B-V34

PANEL B-V37

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Narrativizing Nature: Writing Environmental
Histories of China

Disease, Public Health, and Empire in Asia
Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Stacey A. Van Vleet, University ofCalifornia, Berkeley

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Micah Muscolino, University of California,
San Diego

Protecting the Musulman Children: Smallpox, Vaccination,and the Qing Civilizing Mission in Turpan, 1881-1911
Kevin W. Kind, Johns Hopkins University

Discussant(s):Chris Courtney, Durham University
Ruth Rogaski, Vanderbilt University
Victor Seow, Harvard University
Ling Zhang, Boston College
Micah Muscolino, University of California, San Diego

Taiwan as a (Non)Living Laboratory: The Bubonic Plague,
Dissections, and Scientific Knowledge Production
Kandra N. Polatis, University of California, Santa
BarbaraFrom End of Empire to Cold War: US Military and Disease
Control in Postwar Korea, 1945-46
Jeongran Kim, University of Oxford

PANEL B-V35

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Nourishing the People: Nutrition Science,
Dietary Practices, and Food Resilience inModern China

Cattle Plague and Racial Capitalism in Colonial Myanmar
Jonathan Saha, University of Durham

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Paul U. Unschuld, Charité –Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Discussant(s):Stacey A. Van Vleet, University of California, Berkeley

Sick of Rice: The Cultural Roots of Nutritional Doubts
about Rice in Modern China
Hilary A. Smith, University of Denver

PANEL B-V38

Survival Manuals: Knowledge of Nutrition and Toxicity in
the Great Chinese Famine
Chen Huang, City University of Hong Kong

Politics of Food in Global Asias:
Gastronomic Grounding and Culinary
Mobility, Part I

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Jooyeon Rhee, Pennsylvania State
University

Coping Mechanisms and Food Insecurity: A Historical
Approach to Health in Extremis
Xun Zhou, University of Essex

Leveraging America to Serve Korea: Selling"Cosmopolitanism" in Seoul as a Korean American
Culinary Entrepreneur
Stephen Cho Suh, University of Colorado, Colorado
Springs

Discussant(s):Paul U. Unschuld, Charité – Universitätsmedizin
BerlinFresh and Frozen Chicken: Refrigeration, Ethical
Practice, and the Political and Economic Marginalizationof Muslim Butchers in Mumbai
Shaheed Tayob, Stellenbosch University

PANEL B-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Different Scripts? Comparing China andRussia as Regional Actors

The Social Life of Islamic Dietary Restrictions: The Halal/
Qingzhen Controversy in the Multi-Ethnic China
Ruslan Yusupov, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Elizabeth Wishnick, Montclair State
University

Slow Food: Eating Environmental Catastrophe
Leland Tabares, Loyola University New Orleans

Discussant(s):Elizabeth Wishnick, Montclair State University
Gaye Christoffersen, Johns Hopkins University,
School of Advanced International Studies
Natasha Kuhrt, Kings College, London
David Lewis, University of Exeter

Discussant(s):Jooyeon Rhee, Pennsylvania State University

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PANEL B-V39

PANEL B-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Servile Agencies in Premodern Asia

Radicalism in the Japanese Empire

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Tessa Morris-Suzuki, Australian National
University

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Rômulo Ehalt, Max Planck Institute
Unloosened Lives: Servile Resistance in Early Imperial
China
Laurie Venters, Bonn University

Radicals in Motion: Tokyo and the Rise of Radicalism inEast Asia, 1905-1925
Dongyoun Hwang, Soka University of America

Servants of God: Enslavement and Agency in the
Trading World of the Medieval Indian Ocean
Sebastian Prange, University of British Columbia

Interwar Japanese Communists and the Comintern on theAnti-Colonial Question
Tatiana Linkhoeva, New York University

Confined to the dehlīz? Eunuch Slaves in Mughal India
Shreejita Basak, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Radical Agrarian Anarchism: Anarcho-Communism inImperial Japan, c. 1920-1930
Robert Kramm, LMU Munich

Of Sweets and Slavery: Slave Agency in Ayutthaya
through Maria Guyomar de Pinha, A Japanese Christian
Lisa Phongsavath, University of Bonn

Discussant(s):Tessa Morris-Suzuki, Australian National University

Discussant(s):James Fujitani, Azusa Pacific University

PANEL B-V42

Area of Study: Korea

PANEL B-V40

Rethinking Korean Objects in European
Collections: Towards New Research
Frameworks

Area of Study: Japan

Beauty and the Market in Contemporary
Japanese Literature

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Yoonjung Seo, Myongji University

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Miya Elise Desjardins, University ofSouthern California"Korean Gallery" in a Changing European Museum
LandscapeJi Young Park, Technische Universitat Berlin

The Beautiful Work of Shimura Fukumi
Matthew Mewhinney, Florida State University

Art and Diplomacy: Korea's Cultural Heritage in WesternMuseum Collections in the Mirror of the Cultural Policy
during the Era of Park Chung Hee, 1961-1979
Maria Sobotka, Freie Universitat Berlin, Universitat
Hamburg

Beyond Shōjo Beauty in Manga for Adult Women
Luciana Sanga, Stanford University
A Known Commodity? Murakami Haruki and Beauty inJapan's Flush 1980s
Brian Hurley, University of Texas, Austin

Tracing Transcultural Influences on Late Joseon
Collections in European Ethnographic Museums:
Opportunities for Digital Humanities in ProvenanceResearch
Katharina Süberkrüb, Universität Hamburg

Discussant(s):Miya Elise Desjardins, University of Southern
California

Claims to Fame about Korean Museum Objects in the
Netherlands: National Collections and International
Networks
Elmer Veldkamp, Leiden University
Discussant(s):Ricarda B. Brosch, Victoria and Albert Museum
Najiba Choudhury, Freer and Sackler Gallery, National
Museum of Asian Art

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PANEL B-V43

PANEL B-V45

Area of Study: South Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Contemporary Diasporic Punjabi Musics:
Movements and Identities

Reading Javanese Literature and Questionsof Theory I
Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Tony Day, Independent Scholars of Asia

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Kiran K. Sunar, University of British
Columbia

Characterization and Narrative in the Sĕrat CĕnthiniKadipaten (1815)
Tony Day, Independent Scholars of Asia

Caste-ing Bhangra: New Approaches to New Forms
Ranbir K. Johal, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Kiran K. Sunar, University of British Columbia

Kakawin-samaya : Towards an Ecopoetics of Old
Javanese Literature
Danielle Kleinman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Naresh Keerthi, Ashoka University, New Delhi“Mitraan da Gangster Scene:” Articulating Ethnic
Gangster Aesthetics and Jatt Masculinity in CanadianPunjabi YouTube Music Videos
Conner S. VanderBeek, University of Michigan

Keywords for Studying Javanese Islamic Translation
Ronit Ricci, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Dis-locatia, De-territorialization, and Diaspora in Sikh
Hip Hop
Sara Grewal, MacEwan University
Harjeet Grewal, University of Calgary

Feeling, Gender, and Adventure in a Javanese Theory of
Narrative
Bernard Arps, Leiden University

Discussant(s):Simranpreet Anand, SFU Galleries

PANEL B-V46

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

PANEL B-V44

Strengthening the Field of Southeast Asian
Language Instruction through Collaboration

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Collisions, Contradictions, and Camp:
Revisioning Bangsa Malaysia throughMalay Performing Arts

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Abigail C. Cohn, Cornell University

Discussant(s):Juliana Wijaya, University of California, Los Angeles
Erlin Barnard, University of Wisconsin
Pittaya Paladroi-Shane, Ohio University
Imelda Gasmen, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Chung Nguyen, Columbia University

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Joe Kinzer, Harvard University

Intimacies of Sudirman: Intersections of Performance,
Ethnicity, and Gender in Malaysian Popular Music
Adil Johan, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Envisioning Mak Yong, a UNESCO "Masterpiece":
Reconciling Nationalism, Political Islam, and Shared
Heritage
Patricia A. Hardwick, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan
Idris
Extravagant Displays and Bounded Categories inContemporary Urban Malay Heritage Productions
Joe Kinzer, Harvard University
Revitalizing Malay Martial Arts Drumming in Malaysia:
How New Paradigms of Standardization andTransmission Developed Under State Patronage
Lawrence Ross, University of Malaya

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PANEL B-V47

PANEL B-V50

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Understanding Authenticity in China’s
Cultural Heritage

Power, Politics, and “Green” Biofuels inIndonesia

Modern Majiayao: Recreation, Imitation, Forgeries?
Anke Hein, University of Oxford"Palm Oil Diplomacy": Contending Domestic Interests inIndonesia's Response to the EU RED II
Poppy S. Winanti, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Paul K. Gellert, University of Tennessee

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by William Chapman, University of Hawaiʻiat Mānoa

Legitimizing Indonesia's 2045 Palm Oil Production
Targets: Balancing Livelihoods and Sustainability
Adam Tyson, University of Leeds

Authentic Ni Zan: Snow, Bamboo, the Moon and Sages
from the Past
Birgitta Augustin, Museum für Asiatische Kunst,
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Conceptions of Historicity in Qing Calligraphy
Weitian Yan, University of Kansas

Multifaceted De-Legitimation of Indonesia's Palm OilBased Biofuel Policy
Wawan Mas’udi, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Can a Copy Deliver an Authentic Experience? An
Interdisciplinary Approach to Fieldwork Conducted inSoutheast China
Patrycja Pendrakowska, University of Warsaw

Politics, Ownership, and Profits in Indonesia's Biofuel
Sector: A Social Network Analysis of GovernmentDesignated Producer Companies
Paul K. Gellert, University of Tennessee

Discussant(s):Stephen Little, Los Angeles County Museum of Art

PANEL B-V51

PANEL B-V49

Contesting Civic Identity and Imperial
Belonging in Japanese Urbanism

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

  Virtual    9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Alice Tseng, Boston University

Rivers of Empire, Trees of Nation:
Environment and State in China’s Inner
Asian Frontiers

Negotiating National, Imperial, and Global Citizenship in
Nagasaki, 1929-1937
Jeffrey C. Guarneri, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Virtual        9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Jonathan Schlesinger, Indiana University

Tokyo Station and the Building of Japanese Imperial
Urbanism
Tristan Grunow, Pacific University

Mapping Steppe and Rivers in Qing Mongolia
Anne-Sophie Pratte, University of Montreal
Water Matters: The Forming of a Fiscal Vision ofSouthern Xinjiang from the 1820s to the 1840s
Xue Zhang, Tel Aviv University

Indigeneity and Settler-Colonialism in Nineteenth-Century
SapporoMichael Thornton, Yale University

Water on Sand: Building Irrigation in Early Republican
Xinjiang
Yuan Gao, Georgetown University

Discussant(s):Carola Hein, Delft University of Technology

Planting National Trees in the Borderlands: The
Ecological Impact of Republican National Forest Policy
on Jilin Province
Larissa Pitts, Quinnipiac University
Discussant(s):Jonathan Schlesinger, Indiana University

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PANEL B-V52

PANEL B-V54

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Work From Home: Rethinking Agency andAlienation Across Asia

Politics and Culture in Contemporary China
Virtual    9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Liang Luo, University of Kentucky

  Virtual
9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Krista Van Fleit, University of South
Carolina

Balancing, Threats & Wedges in International Political
Economy: The Origins and Impact of the Sino-Indian
Alliance at the WTO
Kristen Hopewell, University of British Columbia"Housekeepers" in Japanese Proletarian Literature: The
Scandal of Domestic Exploitation
Heather Bowen-Struyk, DePaul University

Words Speak Louder Than Numbers: Estimating China’s
COVID-19 Severity with Deep Learning
Weifeng Zhong, Mercatus Center at George Mason
University

Home Against Work: Watsuji Tetsuro's Critique of Civil
Society
Viren Murthy, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Discourse of Charm Offensive or Nationalism?
Understanding China’s Media Diplomacy Using Big Data
Analytics"Poverty is not Socialism": The Cinematic
Representation of Work in China's Early Reform Era
Krista Van Fleit, University of South Carolina

Inference and Simulation: From Early 20th-century
Chinese Detective Fiction to Contemporary Chinese
Murder Mystery Game Shows
Min Wang, Washington University in St LouisOn the Unbelonging of Scholarly Work
Adhira Mangalagiri, Queen Mary University of
LondonDiscussant(s):Ming-Bao Yue, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Itemized Burial Goods and Assigned Social Identities:“Mortuary Inventories” in Ancient China
Lei Dou, University of California, Santa Barbara

PANEL B-V53

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Friday Sessions 11:30AM – 1:00PM

Literary Celebrities and Media Ecologies inModern China

PANEL C01

  Virtual       9:30AM-11:00AM
Chaired by Michel Hockx, University of Notre Dame

Area of Study: Japan

Performance as Urban Spatial Practice in
Early Modern JapanMediated Intimacies: “My True Friend” Zhang Henshui
Eileen Cheng-yin Chow, Duke University

Conv. Center, Room 306B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Thomas Gaubatz, Northwestern
University

Emulative Performance and Precarious Fame: The
Socialist Literary Model of Zhao Shuli
Renren Yang, University of British Columbia

Community and Conversation: Shikitei Sanba and theSocial Poetics of Oral Performance
Thomas Gaubatz, Northwestern University

Writing in the Age of WeChat: A Case Study of Huang
Tongtong
Shaohua Guo, Carleton College

Engulfed in Flames: Oshichi's Transformation from a
Criminal into an Exemplary Maiden
Kirk Kanesaka, George Mason University

Noisy Fame and the Dynamics of Art and Power
Sabina Knight, Smith College

Invoking a Rural Vengeful Spirit in the Capital City: The
1851 Kabuki Enactment of the Sakura Sōgorō Legend in
Edo
Takashi Miura, University of Arizona

Discussant(s):Michel Hockx, University of Notre Dame

The Affairs of Strangers: Chikamatsu’s Double-Suicide
Plays and Osaka Merchant Culture
Victoria Davis, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):Anne Walthall, University of California, Irvine

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PANEL C03

PANEL C06

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

New Perspectives on Taiwan's Defense andForeign Policy Challenges

Resounding Taiwan (II): Sound and Political
Subjectivities

Taiwan in Cambodia: Taipei's Engagement with China's
Closest Southeast Asian Ally
Bradley Murg, Paragon International University

Legacy, Agency, and the Voice(s) of Teresa Teng
Meredith Schweig, Emory University

Conv. Center, Room 311        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Nancy Guy, University of California, San
Diego

Conv. Center, Room 313A        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Bradley Murg, Paragon International
University

Taiwanese Garbage Truck Melodies and the Formation ofEnvironmental Subjectivities
Nancy Guy, University of California, San Diego

Locating Taiwan in Beijing's Vision for Global
Leadership
Daniel Tobin, National Intelligence University

From Festival to Decibel: Contestations of Renao andZaoyin in Taiwan's Noise Control System
Jennifer C. Hsieh, University of Michigan

Buttressing Taiwan's "Will to Resist"
Julia Famularo, INDOPACOM JIOC
Discussant(s):Shirley Kan, Global Taiwan Institute (GTI), Advisory
Board

PANEL C07

PANEL C04

Narrating Miracles, Salvation, andCommunity: The Worlds of Proselytizing
Storytellers in Premodern China

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Conv. Center, Room 315        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Anna Shields, Princeton University

Change, Contestation and Hydropower
Dam Development in the Lower MekongRiver Basin

A Maidservant or a Daoist Master: Difference andDivergence in Medieval Daoist Hagiographies
Jonathan Pettit, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Conv. Center, Room 312        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Ian G. Baird, University of WisconsinMadison

The Proselytizing Storyteller and His Social Networks in
Tang Buddhist Miracle Tales
Manling Luo, Indiana University

From Contention to Complicity: Comparative Policy
Shifts, Reversals, and Continuity in State-based Dam
Building Policy in the Lower Mekong
Pon Souvannaseng, Bentley University

Narrating Salvation in Medieval Chinese Entombed
Epitaph Inscriptions for Lay Buddhists
Jessey Choo, Rutgers University

Remembering the Mun: The Role of Women inConstructing Networks and Memorials of Resistance tothe Pak Mun Dam
Akarath Soukhaphon, University of WisconsinMadison

A Mirror of Magic and Spiritual Power: Christian Stories in
Late Ming Fujian
Gang Song, University of Hong Kong

Hidden Flows: Hydropower and Other-than-Human
Worlds on the Mekong
Andrew A. Johnson, University of California,
Berkeley

Discussant(s):Robert Campany, Vanderbilt University
Robert Hymes, Columbia University

Evicting the Nagas: Dams, Cultural Displacements,
and the Political Ecology of World Heritage in Luang
Prabang, Laos
Amanda Flaim, Michigan State University
Discussant(s):Ian G. Baird, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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PANEL C09

PANEL C13

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Negotiating Blackness from Above andBelow: Analyzing the Legality, Mobility, andRepresentation of Black Bodies in Asia

Designing Modern Readership: Book Art,
Print Culture, and Literary Production in
Early Twentieth-Century Japan and China
Conv. Center, Room 313C        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Ann Sherif, Oberlin College

Conv. Center, Room 316B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Petrice Flowers, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

Surface, Space, and Perspective: Komura Settai and the
Art of Book Design in Japan, 1910-1940
Pedro Bassoe, Purdue University

The Racialization of Migrant Masculinity: An
Intersectional Analysis of African Undocumented Laborin South Korea
Sharon J. Yoon, University of Notre Dame

Kaleidoscopic Surface: The Cover Design of Gongxian(1927-1929) and Modern Art in 1920s China
Ren Wei, Dickinson College

Intersecting Alterities: Anti-Black and Anti-Korean
Discourse in Japanese Social MediaJohn Russell, Gifu University

Silverfish Analytic: Uchida Roan and Reading from theInside Out
Nathan Shockey, Bard College

Bifurcated Incorporation and Social Mobility in Japan
Tristan Ivory, ILR - Cornell University

Framing Revolution: Border Design and Literary Style in
1920s China
Xiaoyu Xia, University of California, Berkeley

Navigating China's Immigration Control: Individual
Strategies and Visa-Partnerships among African
Migrants in Guangzhou
Qiuyu Jiang, University of Copenhagen

Discussant(s):Nozomi Naoi, Yale-NUS College

Discussant(s):Petrice Flowers, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL C17

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

PANEL C10

Anti-Americanism in Asia: Transnational
Resistance, National Independence, andDomestic Suppression

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Asian Healthcare Colonialisms:
Ethnographic and Comparative
Approaches to Governance through Care

Conv. Center, Room 323C        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Mark Sanchez, Vanderbilt University

Conv. Center, Room 316C        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Ting Hui Lau, Yale-NUS College

Heroin as Warcraft: Counterinsurgency, Toxicity, andResistance in Kashmir“Liberating Taiwan and Opposing American Imperialists”:
Communist Chinese Propaganda and the 1957 Taipei
Incident
Chiou-Ling Yeh, San Diego State University

Tempo-ethics: Velocity and Violence in the Korean
Family Planning Model in Ethiopia
Young Su S. Park, Haverford College“Still Fighting for Justice”: U.S. Militarism and Human
Rights in the Filipino Diaspora
Joy Sales, California State University, Los Angeles

The Politics of Health and the Health of Politics Under
COVID-19 in Thailand
Daena Funahashi, University of California, Berkeley

Anti-Imperialism and Anti-Americanism in the North
Korean Understanding of Religion
John G. Grisafi, Yale University

Doing Medicine: Pain and the Legacy of Forced
Sterilization among Indigenous Lisu on the ChinaMyanmar border
Ting Hui Lau, Yale-NUS College

Discussant(s):Mark Sanchez, Vanderbilt University

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PANEL C18

PANEL C24

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan, Korea

Queer Asias: Exploring the Intersections ofQueer and Asian Studies I

Nation/Nationalism/Subjectification/CritiqueConv. Center, Room 303A        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by David R. Ambaras, North Carolina State
University

Conv. Center, Room 324        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Amy Brainer, University of MichiganDearborn"Grown through Freedom": The Creative Child and Cold
War Modernism in 1950s-1960s South Korea
Na Sil Heo, Yale University

All Aboard: Truth, Responsibility, and Coming Out on
the PFLAG China Rainbow Cruise
Casey J. Miller, Muhlenberg College

Doing Moral Education: Between State Policy and School
Practice
Sam Bamkin, University of Tokyo

Kinship and Family in Migration Regimes: Queer Asia
as an Analytic Portal
Amy Brainer, University of Michigan-Dearborn

Making Korean Christians Colonial Subjects: The 1941
World Women’s Day of Prayer Case in Colonial Korea
Sun Yong Lee, Princeton Theological Seminary

Queer Aesthetics and Confucian Legacy in Vietnamese
Literature and Cinema
Le-Na Dao, Vietnam National University/University of
Massachusetts, Amherst
Queer Precarity: Social Adulthood and LGBTQI+
Politics in South Korea
Alex Wolff, University of California, Irvine

One Nation Under Buddha: The Political Ideology of the“True Precept Platform” (honmon no kaidan) in Nichiren
Buddhism
Thomas B. Newhall, University of California, Los
Angeles

PANEL C23

Yukio Mishima, James Baldwin, and National Renovation
Ronald K. Richardson, Boston University

Area of Study: JapanPANEL C25

Robot Emotion: Artificial Intelligence,
Technologies of Care, and the Future ofIntimacy in Japan

Area of Study: Japan, Korea

Bodies/Assemblages/Networks

Conv. Center, Room 314        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Daniel White, University of Cambridge

Conv. Center, Room 303B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Ji-Yeon Jo, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill

Modeling Emotion, Perfecting Heart: Disassembling
Technologies of Affect through an Android Bodhisattva
in JapanDaniel White, University of Cambridge

A Robot with Filial Piety: How a Robot for Elderly Care
Runs in South Korea
Heesun Shin, Korea Advanced Institute of Science &Technology

Scripting Emotion, Animating Interaction: Designing
Interactive Social Scripts with the JapaneseCommunication Robot Pepper
Keiko Nishimura, University of North Carolina

Neither Human nor Robotic: Paraplegics, Exoskeleton
Robots, and a New Way of Walking in South Korea
Miryang Kang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science &Technology

Human-Machine Affinity Work: "Natural" Bodies andBunshin Robots in Japan
Grant Otsuki, Victoria University of Wellington

Staging the Body: South Korean Women’s Embodied
Performances on Plastic Surgery
So-Rim Lee, University of Pennsylvania

Social Robots in Elderly Care: The Turn Toward
Emotional Machines in Contemporary Japan
Anne Stefanie Aronsson, Yale University

Tele-Animating: International Animators in the Anime
Industry
Bryan H. Hartzheim, Waseda University

Discussant(s):Chihyung Jeon, Korea Advanced Institute of Science& Technology

The Physicality of Gaming: Bodies, Biology, andBoundaries in Korean Gaming and Esports
Keung Yoon Bae, Georgia Institute of Technology

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PANEL C27

PANEL C29

Area of Study: Korea

Area of Study: South Asia

Diversifying Contact Zones in Modern
Korea, 1920-1960

South Asian "Peripheral" Cultures at Homeand in the World

Navigating the Legal Regime: 1920-30s Socialist
Movement in Korea and the “Grey Zone” of Colonial
Law
Vladimir Tikhonov, University of Oslo

Black Hen, White Sun: Digital Technology, Contemporary
Conflicts, and the Aesthetics of Nepali Cinema
Anu Thapa, Georgia Institute of Technology

Conv. Center, Room 305B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Anu Thapa, Georgia Institute of Technology

Conv. Center, Room 306B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Vladimir Tikhonov, University of Oslo

Private Tutoring - The Global (Un)equalizer?
Nisma Elias, University of Minnesota

Illegal Border-crossings on the Margins : A tradition ofA-legal Cross-border Mobility in Japanese Empire andits Successor States
Kyounghwa Lim, Chung-Ang University

Transnational Return Journeys in Diasporic Nepali
Literature
Alok Amatya, Lyon College

Russo-Korea Culture and Paek Sŏk's Translation
Yeonjung Cho, Seoul National University

Little Jaffna Goes Global: Sri Lankan Tamil Cultural
Production in the Diaspora
Subha Xavier, Emory University
Charlie Michael, Georgia Gwinnett College

At the Border of Legality: A Comparative Study on the
Great Noda Strike of 1927-8 and the Wonsan General
Strike of 1929
Myungho Hyun, Chung-Ang University

PANEL C30

Discussant(s):Myung Ju KangArea of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Environment and Ecology in South andSoutheast Asia

PANEL C28

Conv. Center, Room 306A        11:30AM-1:00PM

Area of Study: Korea

Chinese Resource Sector Investments in Myanmar:
Reconceptualizing Relations and Statehood
Yatana Yamahata, Nagoya University

Ironic Globality: The Cold War and Korean
Print and Reading Culture
Conv. Center, Room 305A        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Dafna Zur, Stanford University

The Cult of King Trieu Worship in the Red River Delta,
Vietnam from the Perspective of Legends

The Rise of Transnational Libraries: Korean Reading
Culture and "Bestseller Apparatus" in the 1950s-1960s
Yonghee Lee, Korean Publishers Association

The Impact of Conservation on a Village in Sri Lanka's
Sinharaja Forest
Grace M. Cheng, San Diego State University"Taneun mokmareumeuro" (With a Burning Thirst)
Crossing the Hyeonhaetan and the Yellow Sea: Cold
War Border-Crossing Works of Kim Ji-ha and theContexts
Moon-seok Jang, Kyung Hee University

PANEL C31

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Past as Prologue: Diasporic Experience and
the Production of Knowledge in Southeast
Asian Studies

The Drama of The Founding of a Dynasty in North
Korea: An Authentic Biography of Kim Il-song (1982)
Forbidden in Both South and North Koreas
Jong-hyun Jeong, In Ha University

Conv. Center, Room 301A        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Lina Chhun, University of Texas at Austin"Democratization" as "Globalization": Korean Print
Culture around the June Democratic Struggle in 1987
Jung-hwan Cheon, SungKyunKwan University

Discussant(s):Lina Chhun, University of Texas at Austin
Paul Michael Atienza, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign
Patricia Nguyen, Northwestern University
Trung Nguyen, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

Discussant(s):Kyeong-Hee Choi, University of Chicago
Dafna Zur, Stanford University

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PANEL C33

PANEL C35

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Secrets and Secrecy in Southeast Asia

Scientific Knowledge and Expertise inContemporary Southeast Asian Rural
Development

Conv. Center, Room 307A        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Tri Phuong, Yale University

Conv. Center, Room 316A        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Kim Thomas, Temple University

Box-People, Boat-People, and the Art of Steersmanship
Tri Phuong, Yale University

Peat and the Plantationocene: Postcolonial Science and
the Politics of Expertise in Southeast Asia's Oil Palm
EconomyJenny E. Goldstein, Cornell University“Your Secret Language”: Li Jinhui (1891–1967) andChinese Language Education in Southeast Asia,
1916–1929
Flora Shao, Pennsylvania State University
A Sense of Secrecy at Nusantara's Edge
Andrew M. Carruthers, University of Pennsylvania

Imagineering Adaptation to Environmental Hazards in the
Vietnamese Mekong Delta
Kim Thomas, Temple University

Mortal Disquiet in the Herbarium
Kathleen Gutierrez, University of California, Santa
Cruz

Socio-Spatial Imaginaries and Materialities of Land
Change along an Oil Palm Frontier
Micah Fisher, East-West Center

Discussant(s):Erik Harms, Yale University

PANEL C-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Death Mirrors Life: Cross-Cultural
Interactions, Elite Networks, and Diplomacy
in Early Medieval China and Inner andCentral Asia

PANEL C34

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

South Vietnam’s Era of Openness:
Transnational and Global Histories ofRepublican Vietnam

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Mandy Jui-man Wu, Hanover College

Conv. Center, Room 301B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Edward Miller, Dartmouth College

Integration of Inner Asian and Chinese Mortuary
Traditions and the Function of Architectural Models in
Tombs of Inner Asian Elites of the Sixteen Kingdoms
PeriodMao Sun, Indiana University-Bloomington"Land to the Tiller" Revisited: The Transnational Politics
of Rural Development in Wartime South Vietnam
Sean Fear, University of Leeds
Ready, Aim, Fire: Female Literary Voices of the WartimeSouth
Diu-Huong Nguyen, University of California, Irvine

Tomb Figurines in the Tuyuhun Royal Family Tombs,
Gansu Province, China: Murong Zhi's Tomb as a Case
Study
Chun-I Lin, Ministry of Science and Technology,
TaiwanMystics and Soothsayers: Western Pseudoscience andVietnamese Arts of the Occult

A Preliminary Study on the Coins Found in the Early
Medieval Burials in Turfan
Shujing Wang, Zhejiang University

Contesting the Revival of Republic of Vietnam-era
Music in Contemporary Vietnam: Censorship andAppropriation
Alex-Thai Vo, Defense POW/MIA Accounting
Agency, Hawaiʻi-Indo Pacific

Written in Stone: Cultural Interactions and Diplomatic
Relations Between China and Inner Asia as Seen from
Sui-Tang Tomb Epitaphs

Discussant(s):Edward Miller, Dartmouth College

Discussant(s):Katheryn Linduff, University of Pittsburgh

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PANEL C-V37

PANEL C-V40

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Giving Voice(s) to Plurality: Translating
Sinophone Southeast Asia

Indigenous Experience and Exogenous
Impact: The Transformation of Medicine inAsia, 1690-1980

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Rebecca Ehrenwirth, University ofApplied Sciences/SDI Munich

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by W. Puck Brecher, Washington State
University

A Quest for Polyphony: Coding and Decoding the"Hybrid" Multilingualism in Wu Ming-yi's Fuyan ren
Simona Gallo, University of Bergamo

Early Modern Japan's Veterinary Medicine Makeover
W. Puck Brecher, Washington State University

Wherever the Wind Goes: Translating Local andDiasporic Hoa Literature from the Fengti Poetic ClubPaul Giang

Constructing “New” Children: Children's Physiology
Textbook and Vernacular Education at the Turn of theTwentieth Century
Sixing Chen, The University of Hong Kong

When Teochew is Chinese and Mandarin a "Foreign
Language": Topolects in Sinophone Literature fromThailandRebecca Ehrenwirth, University of Applied Sciences/
SDI Munich

Reinventing the “Way of Blood”: Encounters with
Women's Nonspecific Symptoms in Postwar Japan
Tianyuan Huang, Columbia University

PANEL C-V41

PANEL C-V38

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Politics of Food in Global Asias:
Gastrodiplomacy and the Health of Nations,
Part II

Bodies in Crises: Imagining the Otherwisein Asia — Part 1: The World We Live In

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Beata Switek, University of Copenhagen

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Krishnendu Ray, New York University

Discussant(s):Kevin Nute, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Anne Kukuczka, University of Zurich
Ashley Wright, Washington State University
Victor Zhuang, University of Chicago

A Matter of Taste: Flavor and Form as Indicatorsof Humoral Ecological Effects of Khmer Folk FoodMedicines during Maternity
Ashley Thuthao Keng Dam, Università degli Studi diScienze Gastronomiche
From Darwish to DAM: Za'tar in the Palestinian Cultural
ImaginaryJennifer Shutek, New York University

PANEL C-V39

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Breaking Through the Old Paradigm:
Expanding the Landscape of the "Comfort
Women" Issue

Kitchens of Dejima: Japanese Cookery and Dutch
Sovereignty in Nineteenth-Century Miniatures
Joshua Schlachet, University of Arizona

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Sungyun Lim, University of Colorado
Boulder

Discussant(s):Krishnendu Ray, New York University

Thinking Sexual Violence Against “Asia Women” in War:
From Japanese Military Sexual Slavery to the Korean
War and the War in Vietnam
Laura H.Y. Kang, University of California, Irvine
Expanding the Scope of the Cultural Representation of“Comfort Women”
Emmanuel Moon Chil Park
History as Justice or Heritage? The “Comfort Women”
Challenge
Chelsea Szendi Schieder, Aoyama Gakuin University

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PANEL C-V42

PANEL C-V44

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Population Control beyond the Iron
Curtain: A Transnational History of Family
Planning in Cold War Asia

Tropical Environment, Imperial
Infrastructure, and Everyday Technologies in
Asia

American Sciences, KMT Technocrats, and Fertility
Control Programs in Cold War Taiwan
Yu-Ling Huang, School of Medicine, National ChengKung University(De)Constructing the Network of Mining Infrastructure:
The Strategies of the British and Japanese Companies inExtracting British Malaya (1915-1945)
Hui Yun Cher, Institut National des Langues etCivilisations Orientales (Inalco), FranceWinding Paths to Sino-Japanese Cooperation in Family
Planning
Aya Homei, University of Manchester

Cyclone, Capital and Colonial Meteorology: the Making of
Storming Warning System of British India in the 1860s
Zhenwu Qiu, Tsinghua University

Making Population Policy in the Global South: SinoIndian Family Planning Dialogues during the Cold War
Sarah Mellors Rodriguez, Missouri State University

Disturbance and Imperial Knowledge Infrastructure in the
Dutch East Indies, 1880-1920
Luthfi Adam, Universitas Gadjah Mada & EDGSNorthwestern University Buffet Institute for Global
Affairs

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Yin Cao, Tsinghua University

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Jaehwan Hyun, Pusan National
University

IUDs and the Global Biopolitics of Authoritarianism inPakistan
Discussant(s):Mytheli Sreenivas, Ohio State University

Megacorporation, Female Smugglers, and the Inter-Asian
Networks They Developed in Northern Mindanao, fromthe 1940s-90s
Kisho Tsuchiya, Kyoto University

PANEL C-V43

Discussant(s):Youjia Li, Harvard University“Asia - Latin America” as Performanceand Knowledge: Decentering Global Music
History in the 20th Century

PANEL C-V45

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Njoroge Njoroge, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

The Long Transwar in Asia, 1920-1960
Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM

Reproducing the "Emperor System Within": Transwar
Criminal Rehabilitation and Imperial Benevolence inJapan, 1920-1960
Max Ward, Middlebury College"Asia" in Early Pan-Regionalist Discourses on "Latin
American" Music, 1920s-1950s
Pablo Palomino, Emory University
Japanese Tango Musicians in China, 1935-1945:
Continents, Personal Narratives, Migration
Yuiko Asaba, University of Huddersfield

Imperial Shift: Rice and Revolution in Trans-war Korea,
1939-1949
Yumi Moon, Stanford University

Mambo Boom in 1955: The Birth of Youth Subculture in
Post-war Japan
Yusuke Wajima, Osaka University

Colonial Militarism in Transwar East Asia: Indigenous
Forces and the Three Waves of Militarization
Victor Louzon, Sorbonne Université

The Sinicization of Western Ballroom Dancing in PostMao China
Ketty Wong-Cruz, University of Kansas

Occupational Hazards in the Transwar Pacific:
Imperialism, the US Military, and Filipino Labor
Colleen Woods, University of Maryland

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PANEL C-V46

PANEL C-V48

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Reflections on COVID–19, the Tokyo
2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games,
and their Legacies for Old, Poor,
Disabled, Immigrant, and Sexual Minority
Communities in Japan

Mobility, Diaspora, Solidarity: Forging
East Timorese Identities and Connections
through Time
Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by David Webster, Bishop's University

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Mark R. Bookman, University of Tokyo

East Timorese Lives on the Move: Experiencing
International Solidarity while Pursuing the Dream of an
Independent Nation
Marisa Ramos Goncalves, Universidade de Coimbra

Policy Change in the Shadow of the Olympics: Disability
Activism and Accessibility Reforms in JapanMark R. Bookman, University of Tokyo
Celeste L. Arrington, George Washington University

In Search of the East Timorese: Histories of Migration andCollective Memory
Vannessa Hearman, Curtin University

Access for All? Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Covid-19 and the
Future of Public Spaces
Heide Imai, Senshu University
Milica Muminovic, University of Canberra

Chinese Migration to Timor-Leste: Past and Present
Mica Barreto Soares, Swinburne University ofTechnology

Queer Hopes Frustrated by the Pandemic?: Theorizing
Queer Futurity from Tokyo's Gay Nightlife District
Thomas Baudinette, Macquarie University

Discussant(s):Hannah Loney, Central European University

Discussant(s):Robin Kietlinski, LaGuardia Community College

PANEL C-V49

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Fleeting Agencies: A Social History of Indian
Coolie WomenPANEL C-V47

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Sidharthan Maunaguru, National Universityof Singapore

Area of Study: South Asia

Buddhism and Caste in Modern India:
Engaging Ambedkar, Beyond Ambedkar

Discussant(s):Vineeta Sinha, National University of Singapore
Barbara Andaya, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Maitrii Aung Thwin, National University of Singapore
Hardeep Dhillon, Harvard University
Jessica Hinchy, Nanyang Technological University
Arunima Datta, Idaho State University

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Gajendran Ayyathurai, University ofGottingen
Dhammakritization: Buddhist Conversion Among
Scheduled Castes in Bodh Gaya, Bihar
David Geary, University of British Columbia

Fraternity and Kalyan Mitratra: Friendship in Nagpur's
Triratna Buddhist Student Community
Mallory Hennigar, Syracuse University"Aryans' Hindu Religious Claim Is yet Another
Falsehood": Census, Caste, Hindu Identity, and Tamil
Buddhists in Modern South India
Gajendran Ayyathurai, University of Gottingen
Buddhism and Caste in the Modern Vernacular:
Rethinking Ambedkar from the Centre of the Margins
Douglas Ober, University of British Columbia

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PANEL C-V50

PANEL C-V52

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Japan

Politics of Human Rights in Southeast Asia

The More Things Change: Limits andLegacies of Okinawa’s “Reversion”

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM

Conv. Center, Room 301B        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Tze Loo, University of RichmondCultural Logics of Thai Membership and Statelessness
Janepicha Cheva-Isarakul, Victoria University of
Wellington"Towards a Space of Reflection": A Porous History ofFutenmaDustin Wright, California State University, Monterey
Bay

Comparative Political Ethnography of Sex Work Politics
in Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines
Sharmila Parmanand, London School of Economics
and Political Science

Defiant Indigeneity towards Fraught Tourism
Nirupama Chandrasekhar, University of California,
Santa Barbara"With Defenders Like These…": Right-Wing
Appropriation and Subversion of the Human Rights
Agenda in Malaysia
Nicholas Chan, University of Cambridge

Charged Voices: Rumor, Resistance, and Radio in PreReversion Okinawa
Drew Richardson, University of California, Santa Cruz

Habitability as the Two Rights in Jakarta: A Lesson from
Kampung Akuarium
Achmad Khudi, Chiang Mai University

Discussant(s):Tze Loo, University of RichmondDiscussant(s):Tyrell Haberkorn, University of Wisconsin-Madison

PANEL C-V53

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Historicizing China’s 1980s Reforms and the
Neoliberal Moment

PANEL C-V51

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Elizabeth J. Perry, Harvard University

Reading Javanese Literature andQuestions of Theory II

The Great Separation: The Chinese Cultural Revolution
and the Birth of Ordoeconomism
Xiaohong Xu, University of Michigan

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Els Bogaerts, Leiden University
Space and Belonging in Donyane wong culika
Els Bogaerts, Leiden University

The Social Reproduction Question: A Reinterpretation ofChina's Early ReformYige Dong, State University of New York, Buffalo“Travelling Memory” and Intertextuality in JavaneseTravel Traditions
Judith E. Bosnak, Leiden University

The Big Tiger? Historicizing China's 1980s Coastal
Development Strategy and the Asia-PacificAndrew B. Liu, Villanova University

The Tail of Nyai Blorong, Java's Snake Spirit of Wealth:
The Remake of an American Whodunit from 1930 in
1960s Java
Edwin Wieringa, University of Cologne

The Economics of China's Reform: Academic Discipline
versus Policy Practice
Discussant(s):Patricia Thornton, Oxford University

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PANEL C-V54

PANEL C-V56

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Korea

Creating Airmindednes in Asia: Cultures ofAviation - Ideals vs. Reality

Fun and Power Games in North Korea:
Critical Approaches on Cinema, Popular
Culture, and Leisure Practices of the DPRK

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Gennifer Weisenfeld, Duke University

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Hyangjin Lee, Rikkyo University

Axis Air Diplomacy: Aviation and the Tripartite Alliance,
1935-1945
Janis Mimura, State University of New York, Stony
Brook

Scarce Crossroads of North Korean Film: Cinematic
Dreams with the Major Adversaries
Gabor Sebo, Yonsei University

Empires in the Air: Colonial Aviation in East Asia,
1925-1939
Daniel Hedinger, Ludwig-Maximilian University of
MunichIs North Korean Cinema a Religious Phenomenon?:
Reflections on Symbolism Presented in the Films of the
DPRKRoman Husarski, Jagiellonian University

Pilots for the Empire: Japan's Recruitment and Trainingof Flight Crews, 1931-1945
Jürgen P. Melzer, Yamanashi Gakuin University

Girl Groups in Uniform: Moranbong Band and the Stagingof NK-Pop
Douglas Gabriel, George Washington University

Air-minded Boys: Model Airplanes and Aviation Fan
Culture, 1941-1945
Benjamin Uchiyama, University of Southern
California

Have Fun in Pyongyang?: Exploring the Recreational
Practices in the North Korean Capital
Manon Prud’homme, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en
Sciences Sociales

Discussant(s):Gennifer Weisenfeld, Duke University

Discussant(s):Kwang-Woo Noh, Korea University

PANEL C-V55

PANEL C-V57

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Networks and Mobilities of Belief in the
Making of Vietnamese Catholicism

History, Fiction, Language and Ethnicity:
Ethnic Korean Literature in Postwar China

Virtual       11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Tuan Hoang, Pepperdine University

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Sunmin Kim, Dartmouth College

The Adaptation of a Vietnamese Catholic Catechism in
the Seventeenth Century
Anh Tran, Santa Clara University

The Experience of Liminality in 1950s Chineses Ethnic
Korean Literature
Jerome de Wit, University of Tubingen"The Gathering of Four Religions" and Interfaith
Dialogues in Vietnam
Yuqing Du, Sun Yat-Sen University

Korean Language for Chinese Nation-state: Ri Kŭn-jŏn's
The Tiger RockMiya Xie, Dartmouth College

Glocal Elites: The Transformation of Native Priests in
Nineteenth-Century Northern Vietnam
Motonori Makino, Toyo Bunko / Showa Women’s
University

Memory and Reproduction: A Study of 1980s Chinese
Ethnic Korean Revolutionary Narratives Focusing on Yun
Il-san's The Roaring Mudan River
Haiying Li, Ocean University of China

Vietnamese Catholicism in Spanish Dominican
Vicariates under French Colonialism
Claire Tran, University of Paris, Cessma
Discussant(s):Tuan Hoang, Pepperdine University

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PANEL C-V58

PANEL C-V61

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Japan

An Early Modern Epistemological Turn?
Natural Knowledge Production in the East
Asian Cultural Sphere

Stretched Boundaries: Negotiating
Motherhood in Japan in Times of Changeand Uncertainty

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Arina Mikhalevskaya, Yale University

   Virtual      11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Lin Sun, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Sacred Trees and Heavenly Horses: Natural Knowledge
Production in the Eighteenth-Century Chinese Court
Arina Mikhalevskaya, Yale University“Good Wife, Wise Mother” Reinterpreted: Negotiating
Motherhood Among Working Mothers in ContemporaryJapan
Lin Sun, Chinese University of Hong Kong

On the Establishment of the Chinese Terminology for
Plants and Animals as a Byproduct of the Qianlong
Emperor's Manchu Language ReformMårten Söderblom Saarela, Academia Sinica

Mothering Networks and Care in Japan During COVID-19
Michaela Kelly, RIJS - Harvard

Encountering Ecology with Philology: The Production of
the Album of Birds and Qianlong's Language Reform

Motherhood and Disability in Japan: Mothering a Child
with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Lynne Nakano, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Translating Rice: Scholarly Efforts to Merge Vietnamese
Natural Knowledge with Early Modern Science in East
Asia
Hieu Phung, University of Michigan

Mothering Children with Learning Disabilities inContemporary Japan
Satsuki Kawano, University of Guelph

Discussant(s):Stephen H. Whiteman, Courtauld Institute of Art

PANEL C-V62

PANEL C-V59

Commoning Practices in Food Production in
East Asia Under Pressure

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Virtual         11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by Sonja Ganseforth, German Institute forJapanese Studies

The Sound of the Mandala: The
Soundscape of Japanese Esoteric
Buddhism and Its Performative Effects

The Commodification of Pastures: Negotiating Access toCaterpillar Fungus in Qinghai (Western China)
Janka Linke, University of Leipzig

Virtual        11:30AM-1:00PM
Chaired by D. Max Moerman, Barnard College,
Columbia University

Commoning Practices in Japanese Coastal Fisheries andthe Fishery Law Reform
Sonja Ganseforth, German Institute for JapaneseStudies

The Mandala and the Metaphysics of Sound in Esoteric
Buddhism: Kangen Ongi and Its Role in Gagaku Court
Music
Fabio Rambelli, University of California, Santa
BarbaraWho are the "Owners" of the tanada (terrace paddies)
Heritage? Changing Stewardship towards Preservation of
Farmlands in Hilly Provinces in Takashima, Japan
Kiyohiko Sakamoto, Ryukoku University

Between Sonic Space and Imperial Legitimization: The
Esoteric Buddhist Significance of Myōonten's Biwa in
the Kinpusen Himitsuden
Yagi (Yaara) Morris, Hebrew University of Jerusalem"Seeds Are by Nature Meant to Be Shared": Moralityof Exchange in South Korean Native Seed Saving
Movement
Heesun Hwang, Seoul National University

Making the Womb: Sonic Space and Mountain Religion
in JapanFumi Ōuchi, Miyagi Gakuin Women's University

Discussant(s):Gagaku, the Cult of Kasuga, and the Legacy of Nara's
Sacred Sonic Geography
Andrea Giolai, Leiden Institute of Area Studies

Tarek Katramiz, Keio University

Discussant(s):D. Max Moerman, Barnard College, Columbia
University

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Friday Sessions 1:30PM – 3:00PM

PANEL D03

PANEL D01

Empire-Building on China's Frontiers:
Reclamation, Religion, and Rebellion, 16441911

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Negotiating Borderlands: Contested Legal
Orders in Ming-Qing Miao Territories

Conv. Center, Room 313C        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Laura Hostetler, University of Illinois
ChicagoConv. Center, Room 313A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Yonglin Jiang, Bryn Mawr College

Sino-Korean Cross-border Trade and the Construction ofChina's Eastern Frontier, 1644-1910
YuanChong Wang, University of Delaware

Localization of the Imperial Law: The Creation and
Adaptation of the Ming Military Law in the Miao Territory
Yonglin Jiang, Bryn Mawr College

Empire Building from the Ground Up: Local Governanceand Social Transformation in Manchuria, 1880-1911
Shuang Chen, University of Iowa

"Returning Bone Seed": Marriage and Social Mobilizationof Western Hunan Before and After the Replacement of
Native Chieftains with Government Officials
Xiaohui Xie, Sun Yat-Sen University

Constructing God's Empire in China's Frontier
Ji Li, University of Hong Kong

The Application of the "Buried Rock" (maiyan) Practicein the Moon Mountain Area and the Formation of the"Customary Law of the Miao Territory"

Rhythms of Revolt: Religion, Ethnicity, and Rebellions in
the Qing Empire, 1850-1873
Yang Zhang, American University

Between "Customary Rules of the Miao” and “Imperial
Laws on the Miao”: The Case of the War against Human
Trafficking in 18th c. Guizhou

Discussant(s):Laura Hostetler, University of Illinois Chicago

PANEL D02

PANEL D04

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Decolonizing Chinese History in andbeyond the Academy

Toward a Theory of Late Imperial ChineseMedia: Paper-Money-Body-Internet

Conv. Center, Room 301B        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Catherine Chou, Grinnell College

Conv. Center, Room 316A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Ling Hon Lam, University of California,
Berkeley

Discussant(s):Gina A. Tam, Trinity University
Catherine Chou, Grinnell College
James Gethyn Evans, Harvard University
James Millward, Georgetown University

Paperware: Fang Yongbin's (1542-1608) Ephemera
Thomas Kelly, Harvard University
The Noisy Bill: Modern Money as Late Imperial Text
Our Primary Medium: Li Yu's (1611-1680) Remodeling of
the Body
S.E. Kile, University of Michigan
The Vernacular Story as Internet Literature
Tina Lu, Yale University
Discussant(s):Ling Hon Lam, University of California, Berkeley

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Electrifying Agriculture: Infrastructure, Energy Transition,and the Remaking of Irrigated Landscape in Socialist
China (1949-1978)
Hongyun Lyu, University of Toronto

PANEL D08

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing“Who is the Asianist?” The Politics ofRepresentation in Asian Studies

Discussant(s):Ian Miller, St. John's University

Conv. Center, Room 301A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Nitasha Tarma Sharma, Northwestern
University

PANEL D12

Discussant(s):Will Bridges, University of Rochester
Marvin Sterling, Indiana University

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Committee for Teaching About Asia Panel:
Asian Indigenous Rights and Environmental
Justice

PANEL D09

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 303A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Kristi Roundtree, University of Washington

Pain and Embodied Suffering in AsianHistory

Scaling Justice through “All our Relations”
Kimberly Marion Suiseeya, Northwestern University

Conv. Center, Room 301B        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Matthew Kohrman, Stanford University

Green Energy on Traditional Territory: Taiwan Indigenous
Peoples' Rights and Environmental Justice
Margaret Yun-Pu Tu, University of Washington

Relief with a Needle: Acupuncture Anesthesia and the
Nature of Pain in 1970s China and the United States
Emily Baum, University of California, Irvine

Human Resilience, Cultural Practices, and Unconditional
Love for People and the Environment: Grandmothers'
Sacred Lessons for Ainu Youth and the World
Vince Okada, Hawaiʻi Pacific University

No Relief: Morphine Use in Colonial Indochina andthe Possibilities for Writing an Embodied History of
Addiction and Pain
Claire Edington, University of California, San Diego
The Pain of Overthinking: Attitudes of the Spleen in
Literary, Medical, and Culinary Cosmologies
Lan Li, Rice University

PANEL D13

The Gendered Politics of Pain Management in Modern
Japan
Izumi Nakayama, University of Hong Kong

King Kalākaua of Hawaiʻi and Alliances in
Asia

Area of Study: Organized by Local Arrangements
Committee

Conv. Center, Room 323B        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Ricardo Trimillos, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

Discussant(s):Matthew Kohrman, Stanford University

Discussant(s):Tiffany Ing, Kapiʻolani Community College
Lonny Carlile, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Navid Najafi, Shangri La

PANEL D10

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Mediating Humans and Natures:
Knowledge and Technology in China andJapan
Conv. Center, Room 305B        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Ian Miller, St. John's University

Technological Network: Spatial Distribution of Papermaking Communities and Properties in Upland
Southeast China, 1700-1950
Yiyun Peng, Cornell University
Inscribing Nature, Othering Governance: Knowledge
Production and the Formation of Enviro-Colonial Rule in
Hokkaido
Tinakrit Sireerat, Cornell University
The Human Tide: Water Revolution and the Art of Mass
Infrastructuralism in
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PANEL D14

Money, Class, and Money Boys in Postsocialist China
Tiantian Zheng, State University of New York, Cortland

Pandemic Controls in Asia: Causes andConsequences“Relational Subjects”: Lifestyle Politics of South Korean
Gay Men's Sports Clubs
John Cho, University of British Columbia, Okanagan

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 311        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Dennis L. McNamara, Georgetown
University

Queering “Miss Diva”: Beauty Pageants, Idealized
Femininity, and Embodied Nationalism in India
Ahonaa Roy, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Countering COVID-19: Drivers and Characteristics ofJapan’s Evolving Health Diplomacy
Kristi Govella, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL D20

COVID-19 and the Politics of Surveillance in South
Korea
Myung Ji Yang, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Area of Study: Japan

Russia/Japan: Transnational Connections,Influences, and Bordercrossings

The United States and Middle Powers in a Pandemic:
Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan
Shihoko Goto, The Wilson Center

Conv. Center, Room 313B        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Julia Alekseyeva, University ofPennsylvania

Discussant(s):Crystal Pryor, Pacific Forum

From Fodoge to Hotoke: Documenting Japanese in Late
Eighteenth-Century Russia
D. Brian Kim, University of Pennsylvania

PANEL D16

The Russia of the Shirakaba Group: Tolstoy in a
Japanese Vision of Social Modernism
Erin Schoneveld, Haverford College

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Making Sense of High-Tech Death in Urban
Asia

Metaphysical Thought in Scientific Times: Tolstoyan
Agrarianism Against Marxist-Leninism in Japan's 1920s
Literary Scene
Ariel Acosta, Waseda University

Conv. Center, Room 305A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Hannah Gould, University of Melbourne

Funeral Telepresence: Keeping a Human in the Loop at
Funerals in Japan
Daisuke Uriu, University of Tokyo

Unveiling the Soviet Political Avant-Garde: Vertov's
Legacy in the Japanese 1960s
Julia Alekseyeva, University of Pennsylvania

Forging New Connections with the Dead at Japan's
Automatic Conveyance Columbaria (ACC)
Hannah Gould, University of Melbourne

PANEL D21

Area of Study: JapanThe Paradigm Shift to the Era of Metaverse:
Modernizing Funeral and Memorial Culture in Taiwan
Ju Chun Ko, National Taipei University of Technology

Extrinsic Mystifications: Localizing Sinitic
Mysteries in Japanese Poetic Culture,
700s–1500s

In the Absence of the Corpse: Funerals Rituals without
Bodies in Singapore
Ruth E. Toulson, Maryland Institute College of Art

Conv. Center, Room 323C        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Ivo Smits, Leiden University

PANEL D17

Poetic Banquets Tang Style: The Import of Poetic Sociality
in the Kaifūsō as a Means of Legitimation
Arthur Defrance, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes

Queer Asias: Exploring the Intersections ofQueer and Asian Studies II

Laundering Persias: Exotic Displacements throughJapanese and Chinese Verse
Jeffrey Niedermaier, Brown University

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 324        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Tiantian Zheng, State University of New
York, Cortland

Clouds, Rain, and Yūgen: The Maiden of Wushan Legend
in Medieval Waka
Bonnie L. McClure, University of California, Berkeley

Constructing Cosmopolitan Queer Sexualities: Tales
from Grindr in Pakistan
Ahmed Afzal, California State University-Fullerton

Discussant(s):Ivo Smits, Leiden University

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PANEL D25

Area of Study: Japan, Korea

Area of Study: Korea

Soundscapes and Cinemascapes

Transnational Perspectives on North Korea
and Latin America

Conv. Center, Room 314        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Tom Looser

Conv. Center, Room 307A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago

Aesthetics of Energy and Affective Transgressions inTransnational Cinema: The Case of Intimate Strangers(2018)
Yoonbin Cho, University of Pennsylvania

A Study of the Relationship between North Korea andSouth America's Modern National Dance through theForeign Performances of Legendary Korean Dancer Choi
Seung-hee
Haeree Choi, Ewha Womans University

Disappearing into Darkness: The Underground Village(1931) and Leftist Filmmaking in Colonial Korea
Irhe Sohn, Smith College

Material Afterlives: Gift-Giving as Cultural Expression in
North Korean-Cuban Diplomatic Relations
Eilin Rafael Pérez, University of Chicago

History of North Korean Advertising: Strange
Bedfellows—Marketing and the Socialist Economy
Elli S. Kim, Ramapo College of New Jersey

North Korea, Non-Alignment, and the Panama Canal:
Challenges to Pyongyang's Foreign Policy in Latin
America in the 1970s
Moe Taylor, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Listening to the DMZ: Cultural Trauma in the (Post)
Korean Sonic Warfare
Jeongin Lee, University of Texas, Austin

Guyanese Mass Games: Spectacles that “Moulded” theNation in a North Korean Way
Vicki Sung-yeon Kwon, University of Alberta

Occult Cinephilia: Film as Medium of Communicatingwith the Spiritual World in J-Horror
William Carroll, Duke University

Discussant(s):Hyun Ok Park, York University

Violins, Accordions, and the Koto: “Noise”, “Sound” andthe “Fusion” Music of Meiji Modernity
Philip Flavin, Kansai Gaidai University

PANEL D26

Area of Study: South Asia

PANEL D23

Application of Smart City Concept in the
Middle and Lower Middle Income Asian
CitiesArea of Study: Korea

Uprooted but Not Subdued: Comparative
Perspectives on Zainichi Korean
Resistance and Racial Formation

Conv. Center, Room 303B        1:30PM-3:00PM

Inducing Smartism in City Planning of Bangladesh:
Shedding Some Lights on Planning Approach
Tawhid Amanullah, Centre for Smart Village and Smart
City Studies/Dotline Vision

Conv. Center, Room 306A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Christopher Laurent, University of San
Francisco“If We Give It Up, We Will Become Japanese”: Zainichi
Korean Cultural Transmission in the Face of Hegemonic
Assimilation
Christopher Laurent, University of San Francisco

Promoting Smart Villages in Low- and Middle-income
Countries: Insights from Bangladesh“Phenotype” and the Racial Politics of Comparison: The
Case of Zainichi Koreans and African Americans
Xavier Robillard-Martel, Cornell University

Microfinance for Sustainable Subsector Development andEnsuring Food Security
Syeda Khaleda, Palli Karma Sahayak Foundation(PKSF)

Zainichi Korean Resistance in Historical Context: A Du
Boisian Framework for Understanding Self-/Ingroup
Racialization in a Global Empire
Kazuko Suzuki, Texas A & M University

Prospect of Smart Transports for an Inclusive
Development using Smart Phones
Kavi Rahman, Bangladesh University of Professionals(BUP)

Geopolitical Healing: Queer Diasporic Kinship inTransnational Zainichi Korean Mobilizations
Haruki Eda, Rutgers University
Discussant(s):Erin A. Chung, Johns Hopkins University
Michael Weiner, Soka University of America

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PANEL D27

Shade: Percepts and Politics in the Coffee Plantations ofNorth-eastern Thailand

Social Identities and Contemporary Issues
in the Sinosphere

Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit's Die Tomorrow: Death andthe Image in the Time of Neoliberalism
Milan Kroulík, Charles University Prague andUniversité Toulouse - Jean Jaurès

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Conv. Center, Room 315        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Megan Bryson, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville

PANEL D31

Ageing and Familial Support: A Three-Generation
Portrait from Urban China
Jieyu Liu, SOAS University of London

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Erasure and Memory in Transitional
Indonesia: Cultural, Demographic and
Educational Perspectives

Class-based Divisions in the LGBT Movement in Hong
Kong
See Pok Loa, University of Oxford

Conv. Center, Room 316B        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Siddharth Chandra, Michigan State
University

Emotional Debt: Unearthing Female Voices Amid Local
Credit Crises in Southeast Coastal China
Qiuyang Chen, University of Warwick

Young Men at Risk: Age- and Sex-specific Patterns ofKilling During the Violence of 1965-66 in Indonesia
Siddharth Chandra, Michigan State University

Race and Racism in the time of COVID-19: Media
Representations of Asians
Jennifer Huynh, University of Notre Dame

What's in the Notes?: Sounding Out the Music of LEKRA,
1950-1965
Andrew Weintraub, University of Pittsburgh

PANEL D28

Producing Good Citizens: Representations of 1965-1966
and 1975-1999 in Indonesian History Textbooks
Sheena Harris, University of Minnesota

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Project Himalayan Art: Developing
Resources for Integrating Himalayan
Culture into Teaching on Asia

Discussant(s):Sheena Harris, University of Minnesota
Andrew Weintraub, University of Pittsburgh

Conv. Center, Room 323A        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Gray Tuttle, Columbia University
Discussant(s):Karl Debreczeny, Rubin Museum of Art
Elena Pakhoutova, Rubin Museum of Art
Annabella Pitkin, Lehigh University
Wen-Shing Chou, Hunter College, CUNY
Andrew Quintman, Wesleyan University

PANEL D-V33

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Mediating Between the Global and theRegional: Knowledge Production, Science,
and Practices in Modern China

PANEL D30

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Liping Bu, Alma College

Passing Through Thailand, What Becomesof the Body?

Constructing Chinese Dentistry: The Encounter Between
Western Dentistry and Traditional Chinese Dental
Knowledge in Early Twentieth-Century China
Jinghong Zhang, University of California, Santa CruzArea of Study: Southeast Asia

Conv. Center, Room 316C        1:30PM-3:00PM

The Discourse of Opium Addiction in China
Shihan Zheng, University of Connecticut, Storrs

The Limits and Violences of Visual Knowledge
Regimes: Trans-generational Contestations over
Obstetrical Care in Thailand
Rosalia Namsai Engchuan, Friedrich-AlexanderUniversitat Erlangen-Nurnberg

Making Knowledge in Marketplaces and Fields: Zhao
Yuhuang and the Birth of a New Materia Medica inModern China
Xiaomeng Liu, Fudan University

In Search of a New View on Ageing Society throughAgeing Body in Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Cemeteryof Splendour
Pasoot Lasuka, Chiang Mai University

Transplanting Justice and Modernity: Medico-Legal
Evidence of Sino-British Homicide Cases in NineteenthCentury Shanghai
Zhongxian Xiao, Georgia Institute Technology
Discussant(s):Jia-Chen Fu, Emory University

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PANEL D-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Deconstructing the Geopolitics BehindSocial Infrastructures in China andColonial Hong Kong

State Building in a Multipolar World:
Financial History and the Making of theModern Chinese State in the Early TwentiethCentury

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Yun Zhang, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Hans van de Ven, University of Cambridge

Mitigating Water Emergency in Colonial Hong Kong,
1963-64
Florence Mok, Nanyang Technological University

Adjustments and Vicissitudes: The Indirect Banknote
Issuance in Republican China, 1915-1949
Meng Wu, University of Manchester"A Springboard for Securing Business in China": British
Involvement in the Electrification of the Kowloon-Canton
Railway, 1976-1985
Adonis Li, University of Hong Kong

The Shanghai Rubber Stock Market Crisis
Jiajia Liu, Graduate Institute of International andDevelopment Studies
Globalized Tradition: Customary Law and Financial
Development in Qing and Republican China
Christoph Hess, University of Cambridge

School Curricula and Changing Approaches to theSocialization of Hong Kong Youth
Edward Vickers, Kyushu University

International Banking in Modern East Asia: Comparing theDevelopment of Foreign Banks in China and Japan before
1914
Ghassan Moazzin, University of Hong Kong

A Badly-needed New Airport Shelved: Infrastructure
Development in Hong Kong under Changing ChinaHong Kong-United Kingdom Relations, 1975-83
Tony Wing Kin Chui, National University of Singapore

Discussant(s):Hans van de Ven, University of Cambridge

Discussant(s):Yun Zhang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

PANEL D-V37

PANEL D-V35

Area of Study: Digital Technology

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Periphery as Center: Possibilities andChallenges for Post-COVID Digital
Workshops

Eileen Chang @102: New Perspectives onan Iconic Writer

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Tze-lan Sang, Michigan State University

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Akiko Walley, University of Oregon

Cold War Cosmopolitans Onscreen: Eileen Chang and
the Golden Age of Hong Kong's Mandarin Cinema
Xiaojue Wang, Rutgers University

Discussant(s):Akiko Walley, University of Oregon
Kenji Matsuo, Yamagata University
Jun Fujii, Komazawa University
Asuka Sango, Carleton College
Eric Swanson, Loyola Marymount University

Eileen Chang's “Voyage in/out” toward Topolect
Literature
Shuang Shen, Penn State University“Worlds Within Worlds”: From Stella Benson to Eileen
Chang
Nicole X. Huang, University of Hong Kong

PANEL D-V38

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Detours Guide Series: Decolonization in
Asia and Beyond

Discussant(s):Tze-lan Sang, Michigan State University

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Vernadette V. Gonzalez, University of
Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Discussant(s):Hokulani Aikau, University of Victoria
Megumi Chibana, Kanagawa University
Ayano Ginoza, University of the Ryukyus
Jennifer Kelly, University of California, Santa Cruz
Tiara Na'puti, University of California, Irvine
Somdeep Sen, Roskilde University

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The Hard and Soft Infrastructure of Caring for Older
People — The Case of Sendai City in Japan
Yang Li, University of Sheffield/University of Tohoku
Jing Wang, University of Sheffield

PANEL D-V39

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Transformation of Medicine and Public
Health in 19th-20th East Asia

Accessing Care Services across China's Rural-Urban
Divide: An Analysis of Nanjing, China
Christina Maags, University of Sheffield

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Marta Hanson, Johns Hopkins University

Imperial Public Health Policy and Geopolitics in Colonial
Hong Kong — A Case Study of the 1894 Canton Plague

Factors Associated with Long-term Care Facility UseAmong Community-dwelling Older People in Rural Areas:
A Cross-sectional Survey Across Eastern and Western
China
Cheng Shi, The University of Hong Kong
Jiyuan Zhang, East China Normal University

Nourishing Life (yangsaeng) and Guarding Life
(wisaeng) in the National Strengthening of Koreans,
1918-1919
James Flowers, Kyung Hee University
Medicine in Cultural Policy: Rejuvenating Chinese
Medicine during Taiwan's Chinese Cultural RenaissanceMovement (1966-1991)
Po-Hsun Chen, University of Manchester

PANEL D-V42

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Encounters on the Margins of the Sinitic
State: Frontier Women, Gendered
Experience, and the Sino-Centric Narrative
Decentered, 200 BCE – 1900 CE

The Transformation of Epidemiological Theory and theChange of Public Health in Modern Shanghai
Hao Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Pamela Kyle Crossley, Dartmouth College

Discussant(s):Shi-yung Liu, University of Pittsburgh, Shanghai Jiao
Tong University
Kuoan (Anne) Ma, New York University Shanghai

Status Liminality of Elite Widows on the Frontier: A New
Perspective on the Early Han Gaodice Tablets from South
China
Dewei Shen, Stanford University

PANEL D-V40

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Verifying Loyalty: Korean Slave Girls and the Tang Statein the Ninth Century
Zekun Zhang, Yale University

Applying for a Grant from the NEH(National Endowment for the Humanities)

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Mark Silver, National Endowment for the
Humanities

Mother, Daughter, Granddaughter: Three Generations ofMongol Royal Women and the 14th Century Yuan State
Ruth W. Dunnell, Kenyon College

Presenters:
Mark Silver, National Endowment for the Humanities
Hu Ying, University of California, Irvine
Emer O’Dwyer, Oberlin College
Andrew Sartori, New York University

A Toxic Symbiosis: The Perilous Relationship between
the Patriarchal Sino-Centric State and its Female NonChinese Agent in Early Twentieth-Century China
Huasha Zhang, Yonsei University
Discussant(s):Pamela Kyle Crossley, Dartmouth College

PANEL D-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Caring for the Old in Ageing East Asia –Service Provision & Access
Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Jiyuan Zhang, East China Normal
University

Same Ageing, Different Caregiving: Comparing theLong-Term Care Policy of People's Republic of China
and Taiwan
Wing-kit Chan, Sun Yat-Sen University
Chiu-Wan Liu, National Taiwan University
Shih-Jiunn Shi, National Taiwan University

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PANEL D-V43

PANEL D-V46

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Emergent Futures for Youth on the Movein Asia: Insights from The Asia-PacificRegional Review of the Implementation of
The Global Compact for Migration

Searching as Interspecies Poetics

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Doug Slaymaker, University of Kentucky
Poetic and Poietic Ruminations of Interspecial
Coprophagia
Linda Galvane, University of Michigan

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Lauren S. Power, Temple University |University of Tokyo

Hunting as a Quest for What?
Keijiro Suga, Meiji University

Discussant(s):Chikara Uchida, Toyo University
Eriko Yamada, University of Tokyo
Adrijana Miladinović, Young Professionals in Foreign
Policy Tokyo
Xin Qing, The University of Tokyo | Princeton
University

Hunting the Everyday: Street Observation, Animals, andWaste in the Urban Jungle
Christophe Thouny, Ritsumeikan University
I Wanna Be Your Dog: Interspecies Desire in Matsuura
Rieko's kenshin
Doug Slaymaker, University of Kentucky

PANEL D-V44

Area of Study: Japan

Contending with Discourse on Peace from
Occupied Okinawa

PANEL D-V47

Area of Study: Korea

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Hiroko Matsuda, Kobe Gakuin University

Transnational North Korea: Re-worlding
DPRK Cultural History

Discussant(s):Mitsuaki Ono, University of Shiga Prefecture
Yuichiro Onishi, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Davinder L. Bhomik, University of Washington,
SeattleVirtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by I Jonathan Kief, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill

"Two Wings of a Single Bird": Vietnam and Vietnamese
Texts in 1950s-1960s North Korean Literature
I Jonathan Kief, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill

PANEL D-V45

Area of Study: Japan

Liberty of Juche Yesul: Performance and Performativityof North Korean Music and Dance in the Context ofTransmigration
Sunhee Koo, University of Auckland

Visualizing and Questioning: Japanese
Women Lens-Based Artists of the
1960s-80s

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Ji Hye (Alice) Han, Sophia University

A Trans-Nationalist Cinema: North Korean Films in
Socialist China
Thomas Chen, Lehigh University

Ishiuchi Miyako's Yokosuka and Postwar Shadows
Ji Hye (Alice) Han, Sophia University

Translation of North Korean Literature during the Korean
War and the Creation of a Typical Literature
Minsun Kim, Gachon University

From Behind the Blockade and from a Copper Mining
Town: Photography as Protest, 1968-1972
Kelly McCormick, University of British Columbia
Photographing Papers: An Examination of the Artistic
Gesture and the Convention of Perception of Kinoshita
Kazuyo and Jay DeFeo
Asako Katsura, University of California, Irvine
Analog Transpositions: The Transnational Rootsof Media Criticality in 1970s Japanese Women'sVideowork
Andrea Horisaki-Christens, Columbia University
Discussant(s):Jonathan Reynolds, Barnard College, Columbia
University

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PANEL D-V48

PANEL D-V51

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Natural and Supernatural Worlds acrossSoutheast Asia

Negotiating Silences: Reading Memory,
Heritage and Culture in Asian Narratives

Potency and Paperwork: Verifying the Supernatural andManaging the Miraculous in the Bureaucratic Reports of
Early Bangkok
Matthew Reeder, Yale-NUS College

Pachinko: Korean Heritage and Culture Beyond Borders
Hansa Rawat, Indira Gandhi National Open University

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Astrid Rasch, Norwegian University of
Science and Technology

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM

Right to Culture, Right to Memory: Making a Case forJapanese Canadian Redress through Joy Kogawa's
ObasanAnkita Sharma, GGS Indraprastha University

In Search of a Ghost and a Ripe Fruit: The Many Livesof "Polong" in the Natural and Supernatural Worlds ofIndonesia (17th - 20th c.)Nagas in Knots: Silk Patterns as Conduits andConnections to Unseen Worlds
Alexandra Dalferro, Cornell University

Discussant(s):Astrid Rasch, Norwegian University of Science andTechnology

The Sacred and the Illegible: A Goddess, Isim, andSupernatural Beast in Haryadi Suadi's Glass Paintings
Anissa Rahadiningtyas, National Gallery ofSingapore

PANEL D-V52

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Discussant(s):Justin McDaniel, University of Pennsylvania

Discipline, Sociality and the StatePANEL D-V49“We’re Doomed to be Aliens”: Stories of Undocumented
Yunnanese Teenagers in the Thai-Burmese Borderland
Siu-hei Lai, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Tin Hla, Mahidol University

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Durian Matters 1: From Farm to Table

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Daniel Bender, University of Toronto,
ScarboroughHalal Competition: A Case Study in Southeast Asian
Islamic Authorities' Struggle for Hegemony
Sean Dolan, Emory University

An Exploration of Durio-Tourism in Penang ThroughHakka Durian Farmers' Practices
Penny Wong, University of Nottingham Malaysia

Licensed to Sell: Chinese Licensees, Local Liquor, andthe Excise Administration in Colonial Burma, 1886-1937
Siew Han Yeo, University of Toronto

The Role of Agrochemicals in the Malaysian Durian
Industry
Gaik Cheng Khoo, University of Nottingham Malaysia

Police Oversight and Parliament in Myanmar: A Study of
the USDP Legislature (2011-2016)
Renaud Egreteau, City University of Hong Kong

Beyond Smell and Sensationalism: Remixing Fresh
Durian for Asian Markets in Canada
O'Brien Michelle, Central Washington University

Political Imprisonment: Old Tactics Rise in the Halfway ofTransition
Tin Hla, Mahidol University

PANEL D-V50

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Indonesian Democracy in Retreat?

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Kikue Hamayotsu, Northern Illinois
University
Discussant(s):Sana Jaffrey, Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict
R. William Liddle, Ohio State University
Vedi Hadiz, The University of Melbourne
Ward Berenschot, KITLV/Royal Netherlands Instituteof Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies
Eve Warburton, National University of Singapore

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PANEL D-V53

PANEL D-V56

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

From Cool Japan to Cruel Japan: A
Roundtable on The Multilayered Effects ofJapan’s Extreme Border Restrictions on
Japanese Studies

Competing Representations of Modernity
and Revolution in Late Imperial and Modern
China
Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Liang Luo, University of Kentucky

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by James Welker, Kanagawa University"A Revolution is not a Pajama Party": Art and Insomnia in
the Cultural Revolution
Ros Holmes, University of St. Andrews

Discussant(s):Melek Ortabasi, Simon Fraser University
Jingyi Li, University of Arizona
Barbara Greene, Tokyo International University
Karl Ian U. Cheng Chua, Ateneo de Manila
University
Sydney Olney, Case Western Reserve University

Atomic Light and Ludic Sovereignty: "Havoc in Heaven,"
Circa 1964
Music of an Era: Western Music, Social Struggles inShanghai International Settlement
Emily Lu, Florida State University

PANEL D-V54

Pidgin Poetics: Writing Pidgin English in the 19th Century
Chinese Poetry
Yuqing Liu, University of British Columbia

Area of Study: Japan

Politics of Space: Community, Pedagogy,
Radioactivity, and Domesticity in 20th
Century JapanPANEL D-V57

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by John Leisure, University of California,
Los Angeles

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Protracted Relations: Navigating the New
Indian Ocean World in the Twentieth Century

Discussant(s):John Leisure, University of California, Los Angeles
Abhishek Nanavati, Georgetown University
Tomoki Birkett, Columbia University
Joshua Rogers, Vassar College
Joe McReynolds, Keio University

Virtual        1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Anand Yang, University of Washington

Bound by Property in Death
Nurfadzilah Yahaya, National University of Singapore

PANEL D-V55

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

From Rander to Rangoon: Peripatetic Litigants andMuslim Belonging in the Indian Ocean
Elizabeth Lhost, Dartmouth College

Women on the Move: Circuits of Japanese
Empire, 1920s-1930s

Other Partitions: Stories of South Asian Separations
Across the Indian Ocean

Virtual       1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Laura Nenzi, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville

Phony Citizens: Bureaucratic Encounters and Migrant
Claims-Making in Malaya, 1957–1963
Darren Wan, Cornell University

Converted Women in Modernizing Okinawa
Minami Nishioka, University of Tennessee, Knoxville“Female Guards”: Displaying the Success of Japan's
Empire in Colonial Korea
Jihyae Park, University of Tokyo
A Nisei Woman's Account on Study Tour of Japan in
1933
Katsura Yamamoto, Seijo University
Discussant(s):Kate McDonald, University of California, Santa
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PANEL E02

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Embodied Technoscapes: Urbanism andDigital Worlds in Asia

Violent Atmospheres: Political Ecologies
of Pollution and Health Crises in Southeast
Asia

Virtual         1:30PM-3:00PM
Chaired by Nicolas Sternsdorff-Cisterna, Southern
Methodist University

Conv. Center, Room 301A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Wolfram Dressler, University of Melbourne

Live Broadcasting (Zhibo): Spectacle, Speculation, andMigrant Labor in Guangzhou's Fast Fashion Industry
Nellie Chu, Duke Kunshan University

Discussant(s):Micah Fisher, East-West Center
Christina Griffin, Australia National University
Muhammad Alif K. Sahide, Universitas Hasanuddin
Olivia Meyer, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Mary Mostafanezhad, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

A Data-driven Society: Japan's Society 5.0 and Scapesof Sociality
Nicolas Sternsdorff-Cisterna, Southern Methodist
University

PANEL E03

Muddled Landscape and Body: The Abuse and Use ofTechnology Towards an Unnatural DisasterAnton Novenanto, Universitas Brawijaya

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Hong Kong Unraveled: Historicizing Current
Crisis and Imagining Possible Futures

Sleep No More: Technological Interventions for andagainst Rest

Conv. Center, Room 313A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Ching Kwan Lee, University of California,
Los Angeles

Discussant(s):Veronika Kusumaryati, Georgetown University

The Politics of Hong Kong History
John M. Carroll, University of Hong Kong

Friday Sessions 3:30PM – 5:00PM

The Rise and Fall of Comprador Politics
Tak Wing Ngo, University of Macau

PANEL E01

Modernization, Decolonization and Democratization in
Hong Kong
Eliza W.Y. Lee, University of Hong Kong

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Buddhist Healing Beyond the Modern:Circulation, Authenticity, and the Contested
Territories of the Body-Mind"The Second Return": Identity Politics of Decolonization in
Hong Kong
Wing-sang Law, Independent Scholars of Asia

Conv. Center, Room 313C        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Kin Cheung, Moravian University

On the Fallacy of Thinking Atoms: Map and Territory in
Late 20th Century Tibetan Monastic Rejections of the
Biomedical Mind
Matthew W. King, University of California, Riverside

PANEL E04

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Outsiders Within: Contesting Majority
and Minority Peoplehood in Modern andContemporary China

Erotic Mindfulness in American Buddhism: Dynamics ofAuthenticity and Harm
Amy Langenberg, Eckerd College

Conv. Center, Room 313B        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Jeffrey Weng, National Taiwan University

Buddhism and Stress in Modern Japan: Health as
Circulation
Melissa Curley, Ohio State University

Hiding in Plain Sight: Language and the Construction ofChina's Ethnoracial Majority
Jeffrey Weng, National Taiwan University

Buddhism as Resource for Reiki Healers
Justin Stein, Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Grassland Feuds and Making Minzu on the Tibetan
Borderlands of Early Maoist China
Benno Weiner, Carnegie Mellon University

Discussant(s):Ira Helderman, Vanderbilt University

Embodying the Great Traditions of the Chinese Nation:
Dressing Uyghurs in Han Clothing
Kevin Carrico, Monash University
Discussant(s):Dru Gladney, Pomona College

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PANEL E07

PANEL E10

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Materializing Martial Gods: Thunder Ritual,
Material Culture, and the Story of Daoismin Ming China

Transnational Religious Communities in a
Globalized Asia
Conv. Center, Room 314        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Grace Cheng-Ying Lin, Concordia
University

Conv. Center, Room 316B        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Sarah Schneewind, University ofCalifornia, San Diego

Transnational Imaginary: Kagawa-inspired Mythmaking
and Community Building in the Interwar Period
Bo Tao, Chiba University

Straddling Realms Sacred and Secular: The
Visualization and Reception of Martial Gods in Wu Wei's
Picture of Quelling Demons

Indian Ocean Christianities: Caste and Pentecostalism
Among Kerala Christians in the Arabian/Persian Gulf
Irene A. Promodh, University of Michigan

Thunder in the Bedroom: Imperial Consorts, Ritual
Scrolls, and Daoist Demonifuges at Jiajing's Court
Michael E. Naparstek, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville

Holy Infrastructure: The Transnational Coordination ofSouth Korean Multisite Churches

Materializing Daoist Thunder in Priestly Ritual
Vestments of the Late Ming
Noelle Giuffrida, Ball State University

Discussant(s):Grace Cheng-Ying Lin, Concordia University

I Want You for the Militia of Spirits: The Canonizationof Local Gods and the Department of Thunder in Ming
DaoismAaron K. Reich, Saint Joseph’s University

PANEL E12

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Social Movements against Autocratization in
East and Southeast Asia

Discussant(s):Richard Wang, University of Florida

Conv. Center, Room 323C        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Mark R. Thompson, City University of HongKong

PANEL E09

The Narratives of Protest Violence: Relational Dynamics
and Identify Construction in the Hong Kong Protests
Edmund W. Cheng, City University of Hong Kong

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Redefining the "Representatives" ofPremodern Korean Art in a Cross-Cultural
Context

Labor's Reversal of Fortune: Contentious Politics andExecutive Aggrandizement in Indonesia
Teri L. Caraway, University of Minnesota

Conv. Center, Room 315        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Sunglim Kim, Dartmouth College

Youth Movement Protests against Autocratization in
Thailand: Radical Discourse and Repression

Korea's Mount Potalaka, Naksan, and Avalokiteśvara
Images: A Comparative View
Sun-ah Choi, Myongji University

Myanmar's Anti-coup Coalition: Challenges andOpportunities
Ardeth M. Thawnghmung, University of
Massachussettes, LowellPrince Anp'yŏng (1418-53) and the Unity of Poetry andPainting in Early Chosŏn Korea
Gina J. Choi, Princeton University

Discussant(s):Mark R. Thompson, City University of Hong Kong

Yun Tusŏ's (1668-1715) Sŏch'ongdae ch'illim yŏnhoedo:
Literati Consciousness and New Painting Tradition
Shin Ae Kang, Seoul National University
Discussant(s):Youn-mi Kim, Ewha Womans University
Yong Cho, University of California, Riverside

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PANEL E13

PANEL E16

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing(Re)productive Violence: Narrative, Identity,
and Body in Transpacific Imperialisms

Art, News, or Content?: Contemporary Mediain AsiaConv. Center, Room 312        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Zeltzyn Rubi Sanchez Lozoya, University ofTennessee, KnoxvilleConv. Center, Room 324        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Naoki Sakai, Cornell University"Fertile Womb Battalion": The Production of Motherhoodin Wartime Japan
Sujin Lee, University of Victoria

Sex, Mobiles, and Movie Trailers: Censoring Female
Desire in Indian Cinema
Zeltzyn Rubi Sanchez Lozoya, University ofTennessee, Knoxville

Narrative as Racializing Technology: Interethnic
Romance in Wartime Japanese Literature and theJapanese Occupation of Singapore (1942-1945)
Mari Ishida, Wake Forest University

Queer Performaces on the Stage as Queer Voices on
Screen in Vietnam and Taiwan
Le-Na Dao, Vietnam National University/University of
Massachusetts, Amherst

Between Colonialism and Cannibalism: War, Empire,
and Capitalism in Ōoka Shōhei's Postwar Writings
Jiajun Liang, University of California, Merced

Reclaiming the Periphery in the Age of Social Media:
Power and Narrative of Rural China in My People, My
Homeland and Coffee or Tea?
Han Li, Rhodes College

Rear Bases and Repatriated Soldiers: Zainichi“Volunteerism” and Military (Re)integration in the
Korean War
Sung Eun Kim, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):Christine Hong, University of California, Santa Cruz

Self-Representation through User-Generated Content
Creation: Analysis of Vlogging Practices of Overseas
Filipino Workers in Japan
Alleson Villota, University of TokyoPANEL E15

PANEL E17

Seeking a Universal Tongue: Esperanto
and Politics in East Asia

Transcolonialism in the Asia-PacificArea of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 311        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Paul Kreitman, Columbia University

Conv. Center, Room 323B        3:30PM-5:00PM

The Early History of Esperanto in China and Japan
Joshua Fogel, York University

Transnational Colonialism in the International Settlementof Shanghai
Tiina H. Airaksinen, University of Helsinki

Linguistic Imperialism and Colonial Resistance:
Proletarian Esperantists in the Peripheries of theJapanese Empire
Yauheniya Hudziyeva, Waseda University

In-Between Colonists: Chinese Settler Identity andGovernance on the Malay Archipelago, 1820s-1870s
Carl Kubler, University of Chicago
Education in the Japanese South Seas Mandate:
Cultivating Children and Youths in An Inter- and IntraImperial Borderland, 1914-1941
W. J. Timothy de Zeeuw, Leiden Institute of Area
Studies

The Japanese Proletarian Esperanto Movement in theAge of Oppression and Political Conversion
Kamimura Kazumi, Josai University
Esperanto against Fascism: An U-Saeng and theEsperanto Community during the Sino-Japanese War
Edwin Michielsen, University of Toronto

Discussant(s):Paul Kreitman, Columbia University

Discussant(s):Nadine Willems, University of East Anglia

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City Building with Chinese Characteristics: A Case Studyof Meixi Lake New Town
Grace Zhou, Cornell University

PANEL E18

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Asia Turning Left or Right? Viewing
Economic Nationalism and National
Security In Motion from Countries inSoutheast, South, Northeast Asia, and thePacific Islands

Malaysian City Models in Africa: Circulations of Malaysian
Urban Expertise and New Relational Geographies inAfrican New City Building
Laurence Côté-Roy, National University of Singapore,
Université de Montréal

Conv. Center, Room 301B        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Kathryn Ibata-Arens, DePaul University

Echoes of Colonial Planning in a "Futuristic Model Ecocity"
Sarah Moser, McGill University

Discussant(s):Anthony D'Costa, The University of Alabama in
Huntsville
Eric Harwit, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Yuan Zhi (Owen) Ou, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Toshiya Ozaki, Rikkyo University

Discussant(s):Pallavi Gupta, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill

PANEL E21

PANEL E19

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Transnational Migration and DiasporicMemories

What’s Next for Northeast Asia’s Global
Education and Talent Strategies? Recent
Trends and Post-COVID Challenges andProspects

Conv. Center, Room 303A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Hyaeweol Choi, University of Iowa

Development of Overseas Chinese Remittance in
Nineteenth-century Singapore: A Macroeconomic View
Atsushi Kobayashi, Kyoto University

Conv. Center, Room 307A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Gi-Wook Shin, Stanford University

Upgrading Domestic Talent and Attracting Foreign
Talent: Twin Engines of Japan's Internationalization ofHigher Education
Ryoko Tsuneyoshi, Bunkyo Gakuin University

From Tehran to Seoul to Los Angeles: Migration,
Diasporas, and Transnational Circuits of Change
Michael R. Jin, University of Illinois Chicago
Korean-Japanese poet Kim Si-Jong's Interpretation of His“Home” in His Poetry “The Map of Back” (2018)
Ryoko Okazaki, Ritsumeikan University

Segyehwa and Higher Education in South Korea:
Opportunities and Challenges in the Post-COVID 19
Global Talent Terrain
Kelsi L. Caywood, Stanford University
Haley M. Gordon, Stanford University

Lost Histories of the Enemy: Japanese-language Records
and Literary Spaces in Wartime Canada
Naoko Kato, St. Mark's College at UBC

From Brain Drain to Circulation: Experiences andResults of Government Diaspora Programs in Chinese
Universities
Wei Ha, Peking University

Memoir as Theory? Afro-Asian Diasporic Connection in
Coolie Woman and Lose Your Mother

Discussant(s):Sungsup Ra, Asia Development Bank
Gi-Wook Shin, Stanford University

PANEL E20

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Infrastructures of Urban Life Yet-to-Come:
Session I, Modeling the Global City
Conv. Center, Room 316A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Jessica DiCarlo, University of British
Columbia

Infrastructural Diffusion: Green Governance Through
Demolition in China
Jesse Rodenbiker, Cornell University & Rutgers
University

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PANEL E24

PANEL E31

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Pop Culture Samurai: Representations of
Pre-Modern Japan in New Media

Pandemic Pedagogies: Lessons in Teaching
Southeast Asia

Conv. Center, Room 323A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Sarah G. Grant, California State University,
Fullerton

Conv. Center, Room 306A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Ethan I. Segal, Michigan State University
Depicting Japan's Sixteenth Century in Netflix's Age ofSamurai and NHK's Kirin Ga Kuru
Ethan I. Segal, Michigan State University

Discussant(s):Sarah G. Grant, California State University, Fullerton
Phuoc M. Duong, California State University, Fullerton
Amelia Joan Liwe, Universitas Pelita Harapan
Michael Vann, California State University, Sacramento
Tani H. Sebro, Humboldt State University“Honor Died on the Beach”: Constructing Japaneseness Through Monstrosity in Ghost of Tsushima
Joleen Blom, Tampere University
Japanese Past as Chinese Present: Chronogeopolitics
in Genshin Impact
Colleen A. Laird, University of British Columbia

PANEL E32

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

21st Century Asian Arts: Indonesian Rootsand Routes

Discussant(s):William M. Tsutsui, Ottawa University

Conv. Center, Room 305A        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Heather Strohschein, Bowling Green State
University

PANEL E28

Area of Study: Korea

Campur Sari: The Next Generation
Nancy I. Cooper, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

In Loving Memory of Roger L. Janelli:
Reflections on His Contributions to KoreanStudies

Re-conceptualizing Wayang Potehi in the ChineseIndonesian Community
Yuan-Hsin Tung, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Conv. Center, Room 303B        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Kyoim Yun, The University of Kansas

Twenty-first Century Developments in Balinese Music with
Focus on the Çudamani Troupe and Guitarist, Balawan
David Harnish, University of San Diego

Ideologies of Social Form: An Appreciation of the Workof Roger L. Janelli
Robert Oppenheim, University of Texas, Austin

Flow Like Water, Flow Like Livecoding: Innovation in the
Scottish Gamelan during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Heather Strohschein, Bowling Green State University

Negotiating between Scientific and Spiritual Healing in
Korean Shamanism
Liora Sarfati, Tel Aviv University

Discussant(s):Henry Spiller, University of California, Davis

Templestay for All: A Wellness Journey amid a
Happiness Crisis in South Korea
Kyoim Yun, The University of Kansas

PANEL E33

Discussant(s):Heonik Kwon, University of Cambridge

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Spaces of Southeast Asian History

Conv. Center, Room 305B        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Christian Lentz, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill
The Travels of Oey Hong Lee
Christian Lentz, University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill
From Lemuria to Luzon: The Spatial Imaginaries ofFilipino Parapsychology
Deirdre De La Cruz, University of Michigan
Policing the Atmosphere
Discussant(s):Leonard Andaya, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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PANEL E-V34

PANEL E-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Becoming and Unbecoming Manchu:
Revisiting the Role of the State in Manchu
Identity Formation During and After the
Qing

The Pain That Connects: A New Perspectiveon the Chinese Health Humanities
Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Carlos Rojas, Duke University

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Yuanyuan Qiu, Chinese Academy ofSocial Sciences

Tempering Steel, Forging Gender: SpiritualTransfiguration in the Socialist Bildungsromans of Nikolai
Ostrovsky, Yang Mo, and Leslie Feinberg
Roy Chan, University of Oregon

Only A Temporary Home: Runaway Manchu
Bondservants in the Early Qing Period
Chenxi Luo, Washington University in St Louis

Precarious Encounters: Aging, Cancer, and Displacementin Wang Zhenhe's Late Writing
Keren He, Dickinson College

Onomastics and Gender: The Making of Manchu
Women through Chinese Language in Official andPrivate Texts
Chengyi Zhou, University of Hong Kong

Hu Bo's an Elephant Sitting Still (2018) as a Health
Humanities Text: Depression as Theme and Cinematic
Form
Chris Berry, King's College London

Manchu Identity and Realigning Manchu Legal
Privileges in the 18th-Century Qing Empire
Xiao Chen, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

Pandemic Prosociality and Viral Affects: The Case of the
San Francisco Chinese Granny
Belinda Kong, Bowdoin College

Massacres of the Manchus in 1911: Ethno-racializationof Manchu Identity by Late Qing Revolutionaries
Kin-ian (Monica) Chang, University of Hong Kong

Discussant(s):Ari L. Heinrich, Australian National University

Discussant(s):Lars Laamann, SOAS University of London

PANEL E-V37

PANEL E-V35

The Military and/in/as Modern Chinese
CultureArea of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Xiaomei Chen, University of California,
Davis

Gendering the Nation and Nationalizing
Gender/Sexuality in Contemporary China
Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Xiao Ke, University of Pennsylvania

Soldier Sentimentality: Production and Military Social
Relations in Socialist Amateur Art PracticeAngie Baecker, The University of Hong Kong

"Boxers Made-in China": Patriotism, Androphobia, andPink Feminism of an Online Community
Shuting Zhuang, University of Chicago

Green Blood: The Artistic Regime of the PLA in Yan
Geling's “Female Soldier Trilogy”
Dylan Suher, The University of Hong Kong

Love Envy in a Chinese Trope of Homosexuality
Tolerance
Xiao Ke, University of Pennsylvania

Shooting Enemies on Location: Cine-photographic
Policing and Media Militarism in Wartime China
Belinda Qian He, University of Oklahoma

Gender, History, and Nation: The Three-Body Problem
in Liu Cixin's Love-Murder Complex
Jay Ke-Schutte, Zhejiang University

Ducking Under the Communist Cloud: The KMT's Civil
Defense Media and the Atmospheric A-bomb in Postwar
TaiwanLawrence Zi-Qiao Yang, National Yang Ming Chiao
Tung University

Feminist Imagination: "Popular Feminism" in theContext in Contemporary China
Jinxian Wu, Lancaster University

Discussant(s):Xiaomei Chen, University of California, Davis

Discussant(s):Jamie J Zhao, NingboTech University

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PANEL E-V38

PANEL E-V40

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Hong Kong in Pan-Asian Media Culture:
Film, Animation, and Videogame

Technologies of Care in More-Than-Human
Entanglements in Japan
Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Kara White, Osaka University

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Yuhui Wang, City University of Hong
Kong

Caring Cuts: Creating Community Cats through TNR inJapan
Kara White, Osaka University

Mapping by Failures: Early Chinese Animation and the
Chongqing-Hong Kong Nexus, 1941-1949
Muyang Zhuang, Hong Kong University of Science &Technology

Remoteness and Care in the Biodiversity Conservation
Practices in Japan
Asli Kemiksiz, Osaka University

Filming Nanyang, Reflecting Hong Kong: The
Narrations of Nanyang Migrants of Hong Kong Films in
1950s
Xiaoyun Li, Beijing Film Academy

Honeybees in Japan — Friends, Pets and Employees
Maximilian Spiegelberg, FEAST NPO

Future Memories: Reimaging Hong Kong throughJapanese Retro Videogames
Yuhui Wang, City University of Hong Kong

“Fixing” Sub/urban Tokyo: Gentle Collaboration forLandscapes of Care
Chris Berthelsen, Activities and Research in
Environments for Creativity

Proximal Criticizing: The Allegorical Impulse in Post1997 Hong Kong Action Film
Jinping Liu, City University of Hong Kong

Discussant(s):Christoph Rupprecht, Ehime University

PANEL E-V39

PANEL E-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Transpacific Feminisms of and Across Asiaand Latin America

Leisure, Hobbies, and the State in Socialist
China

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Andrea Mendoza, University of California,
San Diego

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Paola Iovene, University of Chicago

Philately Under Socialism: Stamp Collecting in 1950s
China
Wendy Larson, University of Oregon

Migrations of the “Modern Girl”: Transpacific Montagesof Feminist and Decolonial Resistance
Shannon Welch, University of California, San Diego

Labor and Leisure: Chess and Card Playing in Chinese
Socialist Literature
Xian Wang, University of Notre Dame

Healing a Metallic Body with Water and the Moon: Doris
Moromisato's Ecofeminist Poetry on Japanese Peruvian
Dekasegi Women in Japan
Shigeko Mato, Waseda University

Chinese Animation and Socialist Epistolary Fandom
Daisy Yan Du, Hong Kong University of Science &Technology

Unruly Non-Mestizas: The Post-War Experiences of
Mestizaje of Mexican Japanese Women in Mexico
Jessica A. Fernandez de Lara Harada, University ofCambridge

A Happy New World: The Communist Takeover of LeisureYifan Shi, East China Normal University

Transpacific Exoticism and Feminist Networks in Cold
War Latin America
Rosanne Sia, University of British Columbia

Discussant(s):Charles A. Laughlin, University of Virginia

Discussant(s):Andrea Mendoza, University of California, San Diego

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PANEL E-V42

PANEL E-V44

Area of Study: Korea

Area of Study: South Asia

Voice of the Chinese Diaspora: Past andPresent

Ecology, Agriculture, and the Politics ofRepresentation in India, 1500-1947

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Mou Banerjee, University of WisconsinMadison

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Yan Lu, Huron University College

Hansheng in The Chinese Times: Poetic Expressions of
Early Chinese Migrants
Hua Wu, Huron University College“This Field of Human Souls Turns into a Wasteland”:
Ecology, Agriculture and Disaster in 18th Century Bengal
Mou Banerjee, University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Final Act: The Closure of The Chinese Times
Xueqing Xu, York University

Gardening the Kingdom: Management andRepresentation of Agricultural Land in Early Modern
Mewar
Nicolas Roth, Harvard University

Canada as Refuge: Imaginations of Canada by Chinese
Characters in Madeleine Thien's Do Not Say We Have
Nothing (2016)
Jennifer J. Lau, University of Toronto

Conquest of the River: Proby Cautley, Ganga, and the
Anthropocene
Rahul Ranjan, Oslo Metropolitan University

Toward the South: Transhemispheric Imagination in
New Chinese Immigrant Literature
Yan Lu, Huron University College

Fragile Fortunes, Perilous Seas: The Chittagong Frontierin The Ballads of Eastern Bengal
Swati Moitra, Gurudas College, Calcutta University

Discussant(s):Melody Y. Li, University of Houston

PANEL E-V46

PANEL E-V43

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Korea

Heritage, Death, and Social Memory

Migrating Music: Entanglements between
Tunes, Places, and Politics in the
Twentieth-Century East Asia

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Otto G. Stuparitz, University of California,
Los Angeles

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Taylor Atkins, Northern Illinois University

Archival Care at Arsip Jazz Indonesia
Otto G. Stuparitz, University of California, Los Angeles

Empire's Migrating Musicians: The Role of JapaneseMusicians in the Total War and the Cultural Control ofWestern Music in Colonial Korea
Jiesun Kim, University of Tokyo

Malaysian Heritage Houses on Screen
Chrishandra Sebastiampillai, Monash University
Malaysia
Museum Practices as the Work of Representation in
Building Colonial Memory
Desi Dwi Prianti, Universitas Brawijaya

A Tune of Two Cities: Seoul, Tokyo, and the Tonality ofComparison
Kevin M. Smith, University of California, Berkeley

Stories and Silences: Transgenerational Transmission ofMemories about May ‘98 among Chinese Indonesians in
Jakarta
Stefani Nugroho, Atma Jaya Catholic University ofIndonesia

Traveling Songs: Postwar East Asian Pop and Sohn
Sugwoo's Archipelagic Influence
Hyunjoon Shin, Sungkonghoe University
Crossing Borders of Camp Show Music: NBC Bob HopeShows to MBC The Stage of Friendship, 1964-1995
Yujung Lee, Yonsei University

Subaltern(ed) Corpses: Dead Girl Trope in Bollywood!
Ankita Rathour, Louisiana State University

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PANEL E-V47

PANEL E-V49

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Politics, Institutions, Commerce, andCirculations

Durian Matters 2: Impact of COVID-19 on the
Durian Industry

Development in 2014 and Hyper-nationalism in 2019:
The Personalistic and Divisive Social Media Strategiesof the BJP"I Can't Smell It Through the Screen!": Navigating the
E-Commerce Experience of Durian Buyers and Sellers in
Malaysia During COVID-19
Jacqui Kong, Taylor's University
Pauline PY Leong, Sunway University

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Emma Baulch, Monash University Malaysia

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Wu Ling Chong, University of Malaya

Discordant Liminality of (Post)memory Worlds: An
Examination of Borrowed Memoryscapes of Northeast
India
Soham Adhikari, Presidency University, Kolkata

Durian and the COVID-19 Pandemic in Thailand
Akkanut Wantanasombut, Chulalongkorn University

Political Participation of Chinese Indonesians After Ahok
Case
Wu Ling Chong, University of Malaya

The New Webbings of Indigenous Durian Polyphonic
Assemblages: Platforming Online Presence During the
COVID-19 Pandemic in Peninsular Malaysia
Helsheila Julis Juffri, University of Nottingham
Malaysia

Waiting for Dew Drops: Locating Hope in the Era ofUncertainties of Indonesia
Gilang Mahadika, Gadjah Mada University

PANEL E-V50

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

PANEL E-V48

Technology Facilitated Sexual Violence(TFSV) in Singapore

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

A Crossroads Through Time: A Synthesis
of Myanmar Prehistory and Ancient History

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Michelle Ho, National University ofSingapore

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Christopher J. Bae, University of Hawaiʻiat Mānoa
Dreams to Prophecy: Illustrations of King Kawthala's
Dreams from 11th to 14th Century CE
Aye Aye Oo, Dagon University

The Harms of Abusive Online Behaviors
Catherine Chang, Singapore University of Technology
and Design
Holly Apsley, Singapore University of Technology and
DesignDifferent Burial Practices of Myanmar (from Prehistoric
to Early Historic Period)
Zaw Phyo, University of Yangon“The Police Told Me to Delete My Social Media”:
Responding to Image Based Sexual Abuse in Singapore
Yi Ting Lee, Independent Scholar

Ancient Trade and Numismatology in Myanmar During
the Pyu Period (2nd BCE -9th BCE)May Su Ko, University of Yangon

Digital Well-being on Campus: Technology FacilitatedSexual Violence Amongst University Students in
Singapore
Shivani Gupta, National University of Singapore
Michelle Ho, National University of Singapore

Narrating the Archaeology of Myanmar from Paleolithic
to Neolithic
Tin Htut Aung, University of Yangon

Discussant(s):Laura Vitis, Queensland University of Technology

Discussant(s):Christopher J. Bae, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Paul Lavy, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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PANEL E-V51

PANEL E-V53

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Agrarian Reform Movements in East Asia
Beyond the Nation

Imaging Native Landscape: Leftist Poetry,
New Drama, and Photographic Vision in
Taiwanese Literature during the 1930s-1940s

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Shellen X. Wu, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Faye Kleeman, University of Colorado
Boulder

Transpacific Exchange and Christian Agrarian Reform in
Korea
Paul S. Cha, University of Hong Kong

Poetizing Homeland Revolutionarily: Taiwanese Student
Networks and Cultural Activities with Chinese Left-Wing
Writers and the Japanese New Drama Group in Early
1930s Tokyo
Cheng-chieh Chang, Soochow University (Taiwan)

From Relief to Prevention: Science, Religion, andFamine in Rural China, 1920-1945“Empty Formalities and Senseless Vanity”: Thrift, Ritual
Reforms, and the Making of Imperial Farmers
Hajin Jun, University of Washington, Seattle

The Image of Taiwan in Left-Wing Poems in 1930s Taiwan
Shih-chin Chang, National Chengchi University
The Formation of “Homeland” in Modern Taiwanese
Literature in the 1930s
Peichen Wu, National Chengchi University

Denmark as a Model of Agrarian Modernization in 20th
Century Korea and JapanYon Jae Paik, Ritsumeikan University, Japan/
Australian National University, Australia

Photography and Historiography in Japanese Colonial
Taiwan in the 1940s
Wendy Wang, University of California, Berkeley

Discussant(s):Shellen X. Wu, University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleDiscussant(s):Faye Kleeman, University of Colorado Boulder

PANEL E-V52

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Inquiries of “Home” in Modern andContemporary East Asia

PANEL E-V54

Shi Tiesheng and the Imagination of a Spiritual Home
Tonglu Li, Iowa State University

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM

Area of Study: South Asia

Land, Environment, and Bureaucracy inNorthwest India, 1675-1825

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Hua Li, Montana State University

Pooling Power: Reconfigurations of Water and Land in
Eighteenth-Century Rajasthan
Jonathan Seefeldt, University of Texas, Austin

In Searching of “Home”: Memory, Fantasy, andNostalgia of China's Educated Youth in Balzac and the
Little Chinese Seamstress
Alice Yu, The University of Arizona
Lang Wang, Beijing Institute of Technology

Land Disputes and Local Bureaucracy in EighteenthCentury Western Rajasthan
Brian T. Cannon, University of Pennsylvania

The Nostalgic Narrative of Waste Tide in the PosthumanEra
Qiufan Chen, Independent Scholars of Asia

Earthly Powers: Land and Representation in EighteenthCentury Gujarat
Samira Sheikh, Vanderbilt University

Home, Flanerie, and Mapping the Topography of Seoul
in Please Look After Mom
Hyungji Park, Yonsei University

The Notion of Patrimony and Peasant Power in Early
Nineteenth-Century Haryana
Brian Caton, Luther College

Discussant(s):Ban Wang, Stanford University

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PANEL E-V55

The Vietnamese Reprint of the Sutra of Mulian
Lan Nguyen, Institute of Sino-Nom Studies

Beyond Simulacra: Made in DPR Korea(Mis)Translation, (Mis)Understanding, & Missed
Opportunities: 20th Century Vietnamese Reformist
Philosopher in Their Own Words

Area of Study: Korea
  Virtual       3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Suzy Kim, Rutgers, The State Universityof New Jersey“Buddhist Light Returns to Vietnam”: Japanese Texts
and the Resurgence of Buddhist Printing in 20th Century
Northern Vietnam
Hung Nguyen, Independent Scholars of Asia

Between Ideology and Industry: Evolution of Design inNorth Korea
Hee Sun Choi, Chung-Ang University
The Art of "Kitsch" in DPR Korea : The Politics ofLaughterCarey Park, National Institute for Unification
Education

Discussant(s):Nhung Tran, University of Toronto

Pyongyang, Through a Back Alley, Sideways
Lisa Min, Korea University

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

PANEL E-V58

Rural Asia in the Making of the Global
Energy Future

Re-searching North Korea in Asia and Africa: Terrible
Notes on Doing Located Global Research
Shine Choi, Massey University

Virtual       3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Ying Jia Tan, Wesleyan University

Managing Energy Consumption and Material Flows in the
Great Leap: Peasants, Factories, and the Reimaginationof China's Energy LandscapeZhaojin Zeng, Duke Kunshan University

PANEL E-V56

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Connecting Mobilities in Late Imperial
China

From Thermal Pollution to Future Energy: Reimagining
Cold Byproduct of Soyang Multipurpose Dam in South
Korea
Yeonsil Kang, National Science Museum of Korea

Virtual       3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Chris PC Chung, University of Toronto"Crafty Villains": Political Morality and Maritime Mobilityin Late Qing Ching
Chris PC Chung, University of Toronto

Knowing Villages, Understanding Energy: Indonesia's
Production of Technical and Social Knowledge of Rural
Electrification
Anto Moshin, Northwestern University in Qatar

From Margin to Center: Chinese Muslims in Early
Modern Maritime Asia
Guotong Li, California State University, Long BeachIn the Shadow of the Grid: The Rise and Fall of Solar
Energy in Rural India

Commerce, Conquest, and Quotas: Migrants and theState in Nineteenth-Century South China
Steven B. Miles, Hong Kong University of Science &Technology

Discussant(s):Ying Jia Tan, Wesleyan University

Travelers Exempted: Legal Responses to the Changing
Realities of Travel in Eighteenth-Century China
Huiying Chen, University of Illinois Chicago

AAS SPECIAL EVENT:PLENARY SESSION

Discussant(s):Michael A. Szonyi, Harvard University

Japan Foundation's 50th Year Anniversary
Plenary: Strengthening Human Capital
Pipelines for Area Studies – A Global
Perspective

PANEL E-V57

Conv. Center, Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4     5:30PM-7:00PM

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Buddhist Fidelity, Fiction, and Philosophy
in Early Vietnamese Print Culture

This event will be live-streamed to registered virtual
conference attendees.

Virtual        3:30PM-5:00PM
Chaired by Nhung Tran, University of Toronto

The Influence of Ming-Qing Novel Translation on theCreation of Southern Vietnam Novels in the Early 20th
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What Makes an Animal Taiwanese?: Natural Monuments
and Endemism in Colonial Taiwan
Lisa Yoshikawa, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

AAS SPECIAL EVENT:
AWARDS CEREMONY & MEMBERSHIPMEETING

Christianizing the Taiwanese Hinterland and Indigenous
People, 1884-1914

Conv. Center, Kalakaua Ballroom A, Level 4

Discussant(s):Evan Dawley, Goucher College        8:30AM-10:00AM
This event will be live-streamed to registered virtual
conference attendees.

PANEL F03

Saturday Sessions 10:30AM – 12:00PM

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

PANEL F01

Conv. Center, Room 314        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Christopher P. Atwood, University ofPennsylvania

Inner Mongolia: The Origin and Destiny of Its
Autonomy

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Forbidden Fruit: Plundering the Meanings ofMelons in Modern China

Solving the “Ethno-Religious Issue” on the “Frontier” forthe Nation, the Empire, and the Party: Regulations of
Buddhism in Twentieth-Century Inner Mongolia
Daigengna Duoer, University of California, Santa
BarbaraConv. Center, Room 303B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Xuelei Huang, University of Edinburgh

Seed, Vine, Flesh, Peel, Globe: Melon as a Time
Metaphor in Modern China
Christopher G. Rea, University of British Columbia

Socialism with Inner Mongolian Characteristics: The
Peaceful Transformation of Landlord, Herdlord, andMonastic Economies
Anran Wang, Cornell University

Watermelon Lovers Unite! Xigua and Sociality in
Republican China
Nicolai Volland, The Pennsylvania State University

Comparative Ethnic Territorially-based Autonomy in Three
Ethno-regions of China, with a Focus on Inner Mongolia
Sansar Tsakhirmaa, Sun Yat-Sen University

Imperial Melons & Garlic Chives
Once Bitten, Twice Mediated: Gua Aesthetics on China's
iXigua Platform
Shaoling Ma, Yale-NUS College

Inner Mongolian Women with Fake Eyelashes and
Men with Sport Cars: Stancetaking and Stylization in
Multilingual Songsplena

Discussant(s):Xuelei Huang, University of Edinburgh

Discussant(s):Christopher P. Atwood, University of Pennsylvania

PANEL F02

PANEL F04

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Indigeneity and Identity Formation in
Colonial Taiwan

Pathologizing China: Duality in Illness andCure of China’s Modernity

Conv. Center, Room 313B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Evan Dawley, Goucher College

Conv. Center, Room 315        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Tiffany Yun-Chu Tsai, The Citadel

Resisting Assimilation Under the Empire's Moral Authority:
Self-Indigenization and Native Tongue Activism in JapanOccupied Taiwan
Ashley Liu, University of Maryland, College Park

Collective Amnesia and Mental Illness in Chinese Science
FictionCara Healey, Wabash College

The Warrior Ethos and Indigenous Identity in Taiwan
under Japanese Colonial Rule
Paul Barclay, Lafayette College

Organic Body, Split Medicine: Phage Therapy in the Great
Leap Forward
Lu Liu, Georgia Institute of Technology
The Duality of Cannibalism in The Day the Sun Died: ACure or a Pathology?
Tiffany Yun-Chu Tsai, The Citadel
Discussant(s):Michael Berry, University of California, Los Angeles

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PANEL F06

PANEL F09

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Hidden Spaces of Conflict and Contention
in Today’s China

Roundtable on Innovative Approaches inTransnational Migration Studies: Discussing
Mixed-method and Multi-sited Research
Designs

Conv. Center, Room 308A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Neil J. Diamant, Dickinson College

Conv. Center, Room 323B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Ruth Achenbach, Goethe University
Frankfurt

Inequality after Eviction: Pliable Citizenship on China's
Urban FringeAlexsia Chan, Hamilton College

Discussant(s):Helena Hof, Max Planck Institute for the Study ofReligious and Ethnic Diversity
Ruth Achenbach, Goethe University Frankfurt
Aimi Muranaka, Duisburg-Essen University
Joohyun Justine Park, Goethe University Frankfurt
Megha Wadhwa, Free University Berlin

Critical Vanguards? The Gap between Village Leadersand Villagers in China
Kerry Ratigan, Amherst College
Everyday Violence in China
Suzanne Scoggins, Clark University
Strong State, Smart Courts: Strategic Ambiguity in the
Chinese Judicial System
Qingyan Wang, University of Georgia

PANEL F10

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Gender, Sexual, and Intimate Life inTransnational Asian Contexts

PANEL F07

Conv. Center, Room 301B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Elora Chowdhury, University of
Massachusetts Boston

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Art and Politics in the SinosphereConv. Center, Room 308B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Kristina Kleutghen, Washington
University in St Louis

Reluctant Belonging: Gendered Piety, Tudung(Headscarf), and Muslim Politics in Urban Malaysia
Azza Basarudin, California State University, Long
Beach

Lust for the Other: Ecological Sensibility in Sinophone
Art
Chang Tan, Pennsylvania State University

Gender and the Fissures of Modernity in Bahawalpur's
Nawabi Rule
Khanum Shaikh, California State University, Northridge

Work, Family, or Both? Women’s Managerial Careers inModern China
Sisi Sung, University of Erfurt

Transnational #metoo: Towards a Feminist Politics ofSolidarity
Catherine Sameh, University of California, Irvine

PANEL F08

Epistemologies of Dissent: Mapping New Topographies ofGender Justice in India
Sharmila Lodhia, Santa Clara University, CA

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Teaching Asian Religions Through Film

Conv. Center, Room 316A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Todd Lewis, College of the Holy Cross

Discussant(s):Tina Beyene, California State University, Northridge,
CA

Employing A Chinese Ghost Story to Teach the
Synchronism of Chinese Religions
Gloria I-Ling Chien, Gonzaga University
Using Film to Teach about Compressed Modernity inEast Asian Religions
Jeffrey L. Richey, Berea College
The Riz Test: Teaching Against Islamophobia ThroughFilm
Candace Mixon, Occidental College
Discussant(s):Robin Rinehart, Lafayette College

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PANEL F13

PANEL F16

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Language Learners as Agents for a
Change: Cultural Performances to Advance
DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) in East
Asian Languages

Rethinking the Phenomenology of Bodily
Encounters: Race, Gender, and Aesthetics
in Japanese Cultural Production from
Modernity to the Present
Conv. Center, Room 307B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Janice Brown, University of Colorado
Boulder

Conv. Center, Room 313A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Hiroaki Kawamura, University of Findlay

Promoting Linguistic Diversity and Inclusion in Chinese
Language Teaching through Teaching Materials
Hunter D. Klie, The Ohio State University

A Phenomenological Approach of the Body of the Other inJapanese and Korean Modernist Magazines: Bungei Jidai(Literary Age) and Si wa Sosŏl (Poetry and Story)
Ji Shouse, University of Colorado Boulder

Engagement in DEI during Study Abroad in Japan:
Student Agency through Cultural Performances
Hiroaki Kawamura, University of Findlay

Encounters with Objects: Phenomenology, Aesthetics,
and Perception Through Lee Ufan
Fusako Innami, Durham University

Fostering Student Agency and DEI through Creating
an Online Community: Developing a Korean -English
Language Buddy Program
Sun-Hee Lee, Wellesley College

Can Japanese Literature Contribute to the Contemporary
Debate on Race?
Shojiro Kotegawa, Kokugakuin University

Discussant(s):Mari Noda, The Ohio State University

Experiencing the Vocality of Hatsune Miku: JapaneseFeminine Techno-Corporeity in the Age of Crowd-Sourced
Vocal Sampling Software
Shelinal Brown, University of Cincinnati

PANEL F14

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Discussant(s):Janice Brown, University of Colorado Boulder

In the Eye of the Storm: Asian Migrant
Women Workers during COVID-19

Conv. Center, Room 306A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Rhacel Salazar Parrenas, University ofSouthern California

PANEL F18

Area of Study: Korea

Racing the Korean Imaginary: Precedents
and Prospects for a New Concept of Race inSouth Korea

Altruism and Shared Suffering: Circuits of Giving among
Migrant Workers during COVID-19
Gianne Sheena Sabio, University of Southern
California

Conv. Center, Room 316B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Nadia Y. Kim, Loyola Marymount University

Exiled in the Fields: Migrant Women and Farm-work
Experiences during COVID-19
Beatrice Zani, McGill University

Anthrocategorism and the Mediation of the South Korean
OtherDavid Oh, Ramapo College of New Jersey

Fighting for Rights while Negotiating Informality:
Struggles of Care Work Organizing and Everyday
Inequalities during the Pandemic
Kritika Pandey, University of Southern California

Purifying Blood: Scientific Surveys and Medical Definitionsof “Mixed Blood” Koreans
Inga K. Diederich, Colby College

Trapped: Mobilizing the Im/mobility Regime of a
Migrant-sending State during COVID-19
Maria Cecilia Hwang, McGill University

The Collective Memory of Los Angeles 1992 in SouthKorea
Han Sang Kim, Ajou University, South Korea

Discussant(s):Rhacel Salazar Parrenas, University of Southern
California

New Trend, Old Racism: How K-pop Perpetuates theAmerican Racial Hierarchy and Anti-Blackness
Jinwon Kim, New York City College of Technology, City
University of New York
Discussant(s):Ji-Hyun Ahn, University of Washington Tacoma

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PANEL F19

PANEL F21

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Japan, Korea

The Ruins of the Imperial Japanese Militaryand its Aftermath

Inclusion/Exclusion

Conv. Center, Room 311        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by David R. Ambaras, North Carolina State
University

Conv. Center, Room 312        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Lori Watt, Washington University in St
Louis

Everyday Racialization in Wongok-dong, an Urban
Multicultural Neighborhood in South Korea
Jihyun Choi, Lancaster University

Private Revenge in the Wake of Defeat
Kirsten Ziomek, Adelphi University

Pandemic and Language of Exclusion: Debates over the
Use of Covid-Related English Loanwords in Japan
Naoko Hosokawa, University of Tokyo

Wholesale Mutiny Spread Through the Camps: The
Class Struggle of the Japanese in Soviet Captivity,
1945-1956
Sherzod Muminov, University of East Anglia

Rethinking (Non)Citizen Hierarchies: Civic Engagement
and Policy Cycles in South Korea
Felicia Istad, Korea University

Scurrilous Scribes, Pervasive Paranoia, and Empire's
End in 1940s Tokyo
Andrew Levidis, Australian National University

The Rise of Transgender Exclusionary Feminism in
Korea: Problematic Navigation of the Tension between(Neo)Liberal Body Politics and (Post)Development
Nationalism
Woori Han, University of Pennsylvania

Invasive Treatment: Unmaking Imperial Military
Hospitals in Early Occupied Japan
Lee Pennington, United States Naval Academy
Discussant(s):Aaron Moore, The University of Edinburgh
Lori Watt, Washington University in St LouisThe Victims of Crimes against Humanity and the 1965
Settlement Agreement between Japan and the Republicof Korea
Tae-Ung Baik, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL F20

Area of Study: JapanPANEL F22

Japanese Literature

Area of Study: Korea

Conv. Center, Room 304A        10:30AM-12:00PM

In and Out of South Korea: Inter-Asian
Student Mobilities and Multiple Trajectories
in Higher Education

Drafting the Writer: What Santō Kyōden’s Rough Drafts
Can Teach Us about Early Modern Japanese AuthorshipDavid C. Atherton, Harvard University

Conv. Center, Room 307A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Jiyeon Kang, University of Iowa

Gray Areas-Diluted Ink, Textual Authority, and the Early
Modern Novel
Kevin P. Mulholland, University of Notre Dame

Complicit Mobility: Southeast Asian Students in KoreanStudies and their Inter-Asia Knowledge Migrations
Younghan Cho, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

Literary Displacement to Mexico as Questioning to
National Historiography: Endō Shūsaku’s Samurai andŌe Kenzaburō’s Jinsei no Shinseki
Matias Chiappe Ippolito, Waseda University

Timing Game: Postgraduate Lives of Vietnamese andMongolian Students from Korean Regional Universities
Dohye Kim, Duksung Womens University
A Critical Policy Analysis on Internationalizing Higher
Education Institutions in South Korea
Sujung Kim, City University of New York, Graduate
CenterPoetics of Rivers in Man’yōshū
Nina Farizova, Yale University
Translation and the Body: The Corporeal Texts of Kanai
Mieko

Discussant(s):Ji-Yeon Jo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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PANEL F23

PANEL F25

Area of Study: Korea

Area of Study: South Asia

Reconfiguring Cinematic and Televisual
Borders in Contemporary Korea

Frontiers of Biopolitics in South Asia

Conv. Center, Room 303A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Michele Friedner, University of Chicago

Conv. Center, Room 305A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Mark Gallagher, Parallax Corporation

Becoming Data: Biometric Ids and the Individual in "DigitalIndia"
Vijayanka Nair, San Diego State University

Between Global and National: Parasite, the Oscars, and
the American Cultural Hegemony
Jin-kyung Lee, University of California, San Diego

Beyond the Camp and the Surgery: Cochlear Implants
and Complex Dependencies in India
Michele Friedner, University of Chicago

Screening Inter-Korean Contact Zones: Representationof North Korean Borders as Heterotopia in The Children
Gone to Poland
Woohyung Chon, Chung-Ang University

Caste in Translation? Indigeneity, Genotyping, and Risk in
Postgenomic India and Its Diasporas
Arafaat A. Valiani, University of Oregon

How a Softie Like You Can Be so Good on the
Battlefield: Male Bodies and the Female Gaze in
Descendants of the Sun
Tian Li, Harvard University

PANEL F26

Area of Study: Organized by Local Arrangements
Committee

Between the Televisual and Telelistening: Sound,Space, and Affect in South Korean Television Drama"My Mister"
Jina E. Kim, University of Oregon

Living and Performing Alternative Genders
in Asia-Pacific Hawaiʻi
Conv. Center, Room 301A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Sami Akuna

Discussant(s):Mark Gallagher, Parallax Corporation

Area of Study: Korea

Discussant(s):Akea Kahikina
Brandy Lee
Hina Wong-Kalu(Un)Productive Bodies: Illness, Aging, andQueering Embodiment in South Korea

PANEL F27

PANEL F24

Conv. Center, Room 305B        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Sunyoung Park, University of Southern
California

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Helping Hands: Sexuality and Disability of Aging Bodies
in E J-yong's Bacchus Ladies (2016)
Eun Ah Cho, The University of Sydney

Conv. Center, Room 313C        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Moodjalin Sudcharoen, University of
ChicagoSocial Media, Cultural Production, andMonuments

The Productive Dystopia: Manufacturing Criminalized
Illness in P'yŏn Hyeyŏng's Ashes and Red (2010)
Jeong Eun Annabel We, Northwestern University"Let the Story Go Round and Round": Poetic Devices andOrality in Sugidanon Epics of Panay Island, Philippines
David J. Gowey, Arizona State University

From Third-Worldism to Heteronormative Womanhood:
The Disappearance of Working-Class Women in PostDemocratization South Korean Feminist Discourse
Hye-Ryoung Lee, Sungkyunkwan University

Celebrating and Conquering the Past: The Eastern Gateof the Daulatabad Fort at Maharashtra, India
Mohit Manohar, Yale University
Comics of Conscience: Bearing Witness through Graphic
NovelsElisabeth A. Wulandari, Clarkson University

Embodying Immaculacy: No Chŏn-myŏng's Poetics ofAscesis and the Feminist Subject
Kyunghee Eo, University of Colorado Boulder

How to Converse with "Big People": Politics of Children's
Voice and Social Media Activism in Thailand
Moodjalin Sudcharoen, University of Chicago

Discussant(s):Sunyoung Park, University of Southern California

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PANEL F28

PANEL F31

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Learning in and out of the Classroom:
Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on
Schooling Practices in Indonesia

What was (or is) Islamic Reform?: New
Directions in the Study of Islamic Reformism
in Indonesia
Conv. Center, Room 323A        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Verena Meyer, Columbia University

Conv. Center, Room 324        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Jessica H. Peng, University ofPennsylvania

From Authorial Individuality to Heteroglossic Ambiguity:
Reading a Mid-19th Century Islamic Reformist Discourse
Ismail F. Alatas, New York University

Figuring the "Potentializing Student": Vocational
Education, "Skilled" Labor Development, and Ideals ofYouthhood in Indonesia
Jessica H. Peng, University of Pennsylvania

Placing Islamic Reform in Context: Entangled
Genealogies and Relational Ontologies in 1950s Aceh
Daniel Birchok, University of Michigan-Flint

Unifying Diversity: Minority Language Policy and
Education in Indonesia
Jenny Zhang, The Spencer Foundation

Reading into the Centrality of the Qur'anic Message in
Maiyah, A Popular Sufi Movement in Indonesia
Lien Iffah Naf'atu Fina, University of Chicago

Improving Science Education in Indonesia's Islamic
Schools: Results from An Experimental Study
Joel Kuipers, George Washington University
Nicholas Kuipers, University of California, Berkeley

Calling Reform By Its Name: Modernist Muhammadiyah
and the Translation of Tradition
Verena Meyer, Columbia University

PANEL F29

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Discussant(s):James B. Hoesterey, Emory University

Revisiting Civil Society in Southeast Asia:
Not Always on the Democrats’ SidePANEL F-V33

Conv. Center, Room 323C        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by David Camroux, Sciences Po

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

On and Through the Cameras: Negotiating
Gender and Media in Contemporary China

Critical Approaches to Civil Society and Autocratization
in Southeast Asia
Eva Hansson, Stockholm University
Meredith Weiss, University at Albany, State
University of New York

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Tingting Hu, University of South Carolina
Coloring Women in Photo-Crafted Lives
Xin Huang, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Right-wing Groups and Antidemocratic Activism inSoutheast Asia
Marco Bünte, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Erlangen-Nürnberg

The Politics of Mourning in Post-One-Child China: Why is
the Loss of Sibling (Possibility) Ungrievable?
Yawen Li, National University of Singapore

Civil Society and Intercommunal Violence during
Democratization in Southeast Asia
Joakim Kreutz, Uppsala University

The Authentic Self as Method: Trauma, Memory andResistance in Jinyan Zeng's Documentary Films
Geraldine A. Fiss, University of California, San Diego

The Ambivalent Role of CSOs during Democratization:
Indonesia and Malaysia in Comparison
Andreas Ufen, German Institute for Global and Area
Studies

The Grassroots Women's Voices in an Age of Short-Video
Narratives
Tingting Hu, University of South Carolina

Discussant(s):David Camroux, Sciences Po

Discussant(s):Ping Zhu, University of Oklahoma

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PANEL F-V34

PANEL F-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Many Trans-Formations of Female
Identity: Gender and Genres in Early
Modern China

Essential yet Unrecognized: Gendered andRacialized Mobilization of Civilian Labor in
Wartime East Asia

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Yu Zhang, Loyola University, Maryland

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Franziska Seraphim, Boston College

Competing Demands: Challenging and Resolving
Identity in Xiunü baojuan
Katherine Alexander, University of Colorado Boulder

A Sisterhood to Save China: Women's Leadership andLabor in the “Gung Ho” Industrial Cooperatives (Indusco),
1938–1952
Selda Altan, Randolph College

Empowered by Transformation: Bodies and Gender in
Yuan Mei's Zibuyu
Teresa Görtz, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Feticide at Futsukaichi: Care Labor Under the Japanese
EmpireSara Kang, Harvard University

The (Un)seen Suffering Feet: Rethinking Female
Identity in Destiny of Rebirth
Wenting Ji, Duke Kunshan University

Labor of Protesting: Korean Dock Workers' Wartime Strikeof 1952
Jeongmin Kim, University of Manitoba

Gendered Transformation of Poetics: Gu Taiqing's(1799-1877) Painting-Poetry (tihua shi) in the Late Qing
Yang Zhao, University of California, Santa Barbara

Discussant(s):Monica Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Discussant(s):Yu Zhang, Loyola University, Maryland

PANEL F-V37

PANEL F-V35

Bodies in Crisis: Imagining the Otherwise in
Asia — Part 2: Women in Focus

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Sabine Frühstück, University of California,
Santa Barbara

Unconventional Exemplarity: Gender
Performances in Qing China and Chosǒn
Korea

Discussant(s):Christopher Scholz, Freie Universität Berlin
Sophia Geng, College of Saint Benedit and SaintJohn’s University
Nicholas Witkowski, Nanyang Technological University
Malissa Kay Shaw, Taipei Medical University
Maura Stephens-Chu, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Janet Theiss, University of Utah

Celebrating the Hen that Crows: Virtuous Female
Empowerment in Zaisheng yuan
Maram Epstein, University of Oregon"She Whistles Carelessly Shunning Companions":
Fashioning a Life Without Family in 18th-century China
Janet Theiss, University of Utah
The King's Body and the Queen's Hand: Royal
Vernacular Calligraphy in Korea
Ksenia Chizhova, Princeton University
Flower Wives: Adultery, Sex Crime, and Gendered
Subjects in Eighteenth-Century Korea
Jisoo M. Kim, George Washington University
Discussant(s):Tobie Meyer-Fong, John Hopkins University
Jungwon Kim, Columbia University

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PANEL F-V38

PANEL F-V40

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Gendered Labor and Healing Aesthetics inContemporary East Asian Media

Remembering the Prison in East andSoutheast Asia: Transnational Perspectives
on the Incarcerated Past in the Present

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Gabriella Lukacs, University of Pittsburgh

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Royce R. Novak, University of WisconsinMadison

Gendered Harms and Healing: Workplace Computing
and Techno-stress in 1980s Japan
Diane W. Lewis, Washington University in St Louis

Memories Liberated? Listening to Clandestine Dialogues
over Penal Heritage in East Asia
Shu-Mei Huang, National Taiwan University

Another Possibility of a Good Life: Domestic Space That
Heals
Yuqian Yan, Zhejiang University

Heritagization of Korean Female Independence Activists'Space: Gender, Myth, and Solidarity
Hyun Kyung Lee, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

A Hermit's Day-in-the-Life: Healing Atmospheres in Li
Ziqi's Online Vlogs
Lilian Kong, University of Chicago

Amnesia in Paradise: The Cold War Geopolitics andHistorical Memory of Chinese Nationalist Internees on
Phú Quốc Island
Royce R. Novak, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Healing in Ruined Landscapes: Performing and
Witnessing in Tour of Duty (2012)
Namhee Han, City University of New York, Queens
College

Malaysian Political Victims during Taiwan's Martial Law

Discussant(s):Gabriella Lukacs, University of Pittsburgh

PANEL F-V41

PANEL F-V39

Using Asian American Memory Resources in
the Classroom: A Pedagogical Discussion

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Mary M. McCarthy, Drake University

Imperialism and the Riverine Environment
in Modern Asia

Discussant(s):Linda C. Hasunuma, Center for the Advancement of
Teaching, Temple University
Jung-Sil Lee, George Washington University
Kathy Masaoka, Nikkei for Civil Rights & Redress
Judith Mirkinson, “Comfort Women” Justice Coalition
Lillian Sing, Chinese for Affirmative Action

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM

Imperial Ambition Left High and Dry: The Failure of theEast India Company's Steam-Powered Dredging Vessel
Erica Mukherjee, New York University Shanghai
The Discourse of Contained Waters in Colonial Bengal:
The Buckland Bund Project and its Entanglements in
the Making of "Dry" Dacca
From Rapids to Stations: Contesting Navigation
Infrastructures in the Upper Yangtze River, 1877-1937
Yiying Pan, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Flooding, Watershed Management, and Indigenous
Farming in Taiwan under Japanese Rule, 1911-1936
John Hayashi, Harvard University

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PANEL F-V42

PANEL F-V44

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Written across the Indian Ocean: HistoryWriting and Practices of Rule in Premodern
Asia

The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima andNagasaki: Tensions and Intersections
between History and Memory

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Jacques Hymans, University of Southern
California

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Usman Hamid, Hamilton College

Cast in Copper: Territory, Religion, and Domination in
Early Indonesia and India
Mekhola Gomes, Amherst College

Listening to the Hibakusha with Quantitative Text Analysis
Jacques Hymans, University of Southern California
Tomoko Matsumoto, Tokyo University of Science

Old Javanese Jayapattras: "Victory-documents" as
Historical Writing?

Blood Dis/Order: Discrimination and Romanticization of
Postwar Atom Bomb Discourse in Japan
Yuki Miyamoto, DePaul University

A Bounded Universe: Writing Global History Among the
Cosmopolises
Wayan Sastrawan, Ecole Française d'ExtremeOrient

Interpreting Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Paris and Cairo in
1945

Discussant(s):Usman Hamid, Hamilton College

Japanese Red Cross Society's Emergency Responses in
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 1945
Michiko Suzuki, University of TokyoPANEL F-V43

Discussant(s):Thomas Olesen, University of Aarhus“Five Races Under One Union” inManchuria: Navigating throughPropaganda and Reality

PANEL F-V45

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: South Asia

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Noriko Unno, Waseda University

Dramatic Histories: Urdu Public Cultures of
Performance in South Asia
Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Razak Khan, Georg-August-Universität
Göttingen“White Russians” in Manchukuo
Angelina Nechaeva, Doshisha University
Transnational Networks of Ivan Svit: Creating "Imagined
Ukraine" in the State of "Racial Harmony"
Olga Khomenko, Kyiv School of Economics"Mute Wife, Deaf Husband": Gender, Minstrelsy, and Urdu
Radio Drama
Isabel Huacuja Alonso, Columbia University

Tatars and Japanese in Manchukuo: Multi Influential
Exchange of Cultures and Ideas
Larisa Usmanova, Mardjani Institute of History of the
Academy of Sciences in the Republic of Tatarstan

Camp Urdu: Vocal Masquerade of Television Drama in
Pakistan
Razak Khan, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen"White Russians" on the Imperial Screen: The Case of"My Nightingale" (1942)
Petr Podalko, Aoyama Gakuin University“Urdu Hai Jis Ka Naam" (Urdu is its Name): Representing
Urdu in Contemporary Delhi Theatre
Jaclyn A. Michael, University of Tennessee,
Chattanooga

Discussant(s):Noriko Unno, Waseda University

The Absurd Tragedy of Being an Urdu Playwright inContemporary India
Discussant(s):Iftikhar Dadi, Cornell University

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PANEL F-V46

PANEL F-V48

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Human Rights in Timor-Leste, Twenty
Years After Independence: International
Frameworks in Local Contexts

The Stakes of Engagement: Borders andExchanges in Late Imperial and Modern
China

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Amy Rothschild, Ithaca College

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Leigh Jenco

Human Rights in Timor-Leste: From Occupation to
Independence
Amy Rothschild, Ithaca College

Opening and Reform before 1978? The Hua GuofengTransition and China’s Scientific Opening to the UnitedStatesPete Millwood, University of Hong Kong

The Neglected Rights of Elderly Women in Timor-Leste

The Governmental Discourse of Rural Reconstruction andthe “Grey Areas”: The Self-Institutionalized Qingtian Plan
Yanhua Zhou, Sichuan Fine Arts Institute

Timor-Leste and Children's Rights: A History ofParticipation
Angie Bexley, Australian National University

The Making of the Manchu Maritime World: Beiyang
Hai’an Tu and the Qing’s Knowledge about Maritime
Borderlands
Cheng-heng Lu, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung
University

Democracy in Question: The Complex Nexus of Human
Rights, Peace, and Development in Timor-Leste
Ying Hooi Khoo, Universiti Malaya
Discussant(s):Angie Bexley, Australian National University
Amy Rothschild, Ithaca College

Thirst for Security: Tea Economy and Borderland Defense
in Western Sichuan
Xiuyu Wang, Washington State University

PANEL F-V47

PANEL F-V49

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Thinking with Things: From Life to Afterlife
in Southeast Asia

Theorizing “Empire” and World Order in the
Ethnography of China’s Geopolitical Edges[Part 1]

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Anthony Medrano, Yale-NUS College

Virtual       10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Louisa Schein, Rutgers, The State
University of New Jersey

Waste Frontiers and the Afterlives of Plastics inSoutheast Asia
Faizah Zakaria, Nanyang Technological University
From Pearls to Beds: On the Life and Afterlife ofPhilippine Oysters, 1890s-1930s
Anthony Medrano, Yale-NUS College

Performing the Empires: On the Use of Cultural Heritage
in a Northwestern Chinese City
Jing Wang, Annenberg School of Communication /UPenn“Purple Petals of Loneliness”: Male Homoerotic
Magazines and Queer Objects of Book History in PostCold War Thailand

Imperialist Tendencies and Encounters in a Former
French Catholic Apostolic in Tibetan Southwest China
Brendan A. Galipeau, National Tsing Hua University

The Life and Afterlife of Manila Botanical Garden:
Epistemologies, Absence, and Transition
Ruel Pagunsan, University of the Philippines, Diliman

Staying True to Both Decolonizing Practice and China's
Epistemic Alterity?
Louisa Schein, Rutgers, The State University of New
JerseyFan Yang, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Discussant(s):Juno S. Parrenas, Cornell University

Discussant(s):Carolyn Cartier, University of Technology Sydney

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PANEL F-V50

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Decaying and Deifying: Female Body,
Death, and Religious Representations inEast Asia
Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM

The Vār tradition, in the Writings of Gurus, Bhai Gurdas,
and Beyond
Hamad Abdullah Nazar, University of British Columbia
Engaged Innovation: Re-Imaging the Ascetic and VisualVocabularies of North India
Marrewa-Karwoski Christine, Columbia University
Murad Mumtaz, Williams College

The Unwitnessed Female Suicides in Late Imperial
Chinese Literature
Guojun Wang, Vanderbilt University

PANEL F-V54

Tracing Her Body: Daoist Ritual Elements in Hong
Sheng's (1645-1740) Changsheng dian
Zhaokun Xin, University of British Columbia

Spatial Reorganization and Distributions ofLife in China

Displaying Her Decaying Body: Embodied Exemplarity
of Women in the Qing Biographies
Xu Ma, Lafayette College
Contemplating, Mourning, Peeping, Punishing: The
Female Body in Ito Seiu's Mid-Twentieth Century
Religious Art
Discussant(s):Xiaoqiao Ling, Arizona State University

PANEL F-V51

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Mindanao and the Philippines: Part I,
Colonial Mindanao in Regional Perspective

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Patricio N. Abinales, University of Hawaiʻiat Mānoa

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

  Virtual       10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Eli Friedman, Cornell University

Time, Urbanization and the Distribution of Life:
Rebalancing Ecological Civilization
Jia-Ching Chen, University of California, Santa
BarbaraJuggling Intensive Farm Labor and Childcare Work: How
Older Qiang Women Maintain the Social Reproduction in
Migrant-sending Households
Rui Jie Peng, University of Texas, Austin
Alternative Circuits: The Space-time of Waste Labor in
Urban China
Amy Zhang, New York University
Incineration Boom Despite Rising Protests in China:
A Reconsideration of Environmental Pluralism andEnvironmental Authoritarianism
Yao Li, University of Florida

Discussant(s):Patricia Irene Dacudao, Ateneo de Manila University
Felice Noelle Rodriguez, Ateneo de Zamboanga
University
Joshua Gedacht, Rowan University
Inigo Acosta, University of Wisconsin-Madison

PANEL F-V55

PANEL F-V52

Ashes to Ashes, Guru to Guru: Reading Memorial
Practices for What They Say About the Living, the Past,
and the Future of Swaminarayan Hindu Devotionalism
Hanna H. Kim, Adelphi University

Area of Study: South Asia

The Materialities and Positionalities of
Early Modern Vernacular Texts from North
India/Pakistan
Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM

Jains in the Punjab: Wellcome Collection's PunjabiMaterials and Histories to be Written
Anne Murphy, University of British Columbia
Writing Courtly Poetry as a Kalal: Caste andPositionality in Gurbilās Literature
Julie Vig, York University

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Religion, Texts, and Language

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Hanna H. Kim, Adelphi University

Decolonizing Literature: Notions of the Persianate in 20th
century Iran and Pakistan
Sundas Amer, University of Texas, Austin
Sharing of Local Knowledge in the Process ofColonization in Western India — Comparison of Historical
Documents in Marathi and English in the Early NineteenthCentury

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PANEL F-V56

PANEL G02

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

"Reformation" Beyond the Gate: State
Power and the Making of Bare Life in the
Xinjiang Uyghur Regionc. 1200: Art & Architecture in and around theSong

Virtual        10:30AM-12:00PM
Chaired by Joanne Smith Finley, Newcastle
University

Life after the Camp: Cruel Trustworthiness and the
Narrative Effects of the Crime that Never Was
Darren Byler, Simon Fraser University
Modernity and Dispossession: Rise and Fall of the
Uyghur Intellectual Elites
Toward a Totalitarian Politics of Land In Kashgar
Lauren F. Restrepo, Bryn Mawr College"Change Old Habits; Change Old Perspectives": StateImposed Housing Reform and Dispossession in the
Uyghur Homeland
Timothy Grose, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Saturday Sessions 12:30pm – 2:00pm
PANEL G01

Area of Study: Organized by Local Arrangements
Committee

Haunani-Kay Trask: Lessons For AsianStudies Activism

Conv. Center, Room 301A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Christine Yano, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa
Discussant(s):Candace Fujikane, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Noelani Goodyear-Ka‘ōpua, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa
Christen Sasaki, University of California, San Diego
Nitasha Tarma Sharma, Northwestern University
Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osorio, University of
Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Conv. Center, Room 307B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kristina Kleutghen, Washington University
in St Louis
Flipping Over and Stretching Out: Viewing an AccordionFold Painting from the Dali Kingdom
Lucien Sun, University of Chicago
Not Merely a Picture: Authorship and Viewing of aSouthern Song Painting
Cathy Zhu, Columbia University

Poetry from Potteries: The Crafting of Atemporal Worlds inNorth China, 1100–1400
Xiuyuan Mi, University of Pennsylvania
The Collapse of the Dual Palaces: Ritual Failure, Public
Opinions, and the End of the Twelfth-Century Dynastic
Revival of Song China
Siyin Zhao, Rochester Institute of Technology

PANEL G05

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Working with Absence in 20th Century
China: Gaps, Ellipses, Silences, and How
They Shape History

Conv. Center, Room 313A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Andrew G. Walder, Stanford University
Handwritten Entertainment Fiction from the Chinese
Cultural Revolution: Torn Manuscripts, Literary Creativity,
and the Rise of Secondary Authors
Lena Henningsen, University of Freiburg
Aural History: Re-sounding China's 20th Century
Dayton Lekner, University of British Columbia
Materials as Interchanges Between Historical and Textual
Studies: Studying Key Cases in Chinese Revolutionary
CinemaZhuoyi Wang, Hamilton College
Manufacturing History: Local County Gazetteers in
Communist China
Fei Yan, Tsinghua University
Discussant(s):Yuyu (Lara) Yang, University of Freiburg

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PANEL G06

PANEL G09

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Japan

Buddhist Mediations of Feeling in Early
Modern China and JapanOf Toys, Texts, and Treats: Hybridity andCross-Pollination in Early Japanese Media
Ecologies

Conv. Center, Room 312        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Jiang Wu, University of Arizona

Feeling Emptiness: Jin Shengtan's Commentaries on
Water Margin and Romance of the Western Chamber
Alia B. Goehr, University of Chicago
Ouyi's Fears of Filial Failure
Beverley F. McGuire, University of North Carolina,
Wilmington
Attaining the Way at Snowy Mountains:Tathāgatagarbha
Thought and Catharsis in Su Shi's Exile
Haifeng Aaron Shang, The Education University ofHong Kong
Indignant but not Resentful: Politics and Emotion in
Seventeenth-Century Chan Buddhism
Corey L. Bell, Chung-Hwa Institute of Buddhist
Studies
Discussant(s):Jiang Wu, University of Arizona

Conv. Center, Room 308B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Tara McGowan, The North American
Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources
Throw-Back or Innovation? Mapping Converging Histories
of Magic Lanterns and Kamishibai
Tara McGowan, The North American Coordinating
Council on Japanese Library Resources
Playable Hybrids: Early Modern Japanese Interactive
Books and Their Media Ecosystems
Laura Moretti, University of Cambridge
Books, Caramels, and Mobile Hippos: The Ecological
Presence of Children's Literature in Post-WWII Japan
Hyoseak (Stephen) Choi, Columbia University
Discussant(s):Keller Kimbrough, University of Colorado Boulder

PANEL G11

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

PANEL G08

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Multi-Species Poetics in Modern Sinophone
Literature and Media
Conv. Center, Room 316C        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Haiyan Lee, Stanford University

Multispecies Fiction, Mixed Community: The
Deliverance of Animals in The Stolen Bicycle and A
Grassland Zoo
Haiyan Lee, Stanford University
An Elephant Capture: "War Against Nature," MultiEthnic Nationalism, and Animals in Socialist China
Dingru Huang, Harvard University

Asian Corporealities, Aesthetic Calibrations
Conv. Center, Room 324        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Dixon | Dahlia Li, University ofPennsylvania
Divination, Performance, Structuration: The
Choreographic Process of Yin Mei
Dixon | Dahlia Li, University of Pennsylvania
Shiny Bodies and Yellow Femininity in Yayoi Kusama's
Narcissus Garden (1966)
The Atmospheric Epidermis in the Films of Diao Yinan
Iggy Cortez, Vanderbilt University

Felinity and Femininity: Gendered Humanimal in City ofCats as a Way of Seeing
Chuxu Lu, New York University
Discussant(s):Todd Foley, New York University

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PANEL G12

PANEL G14

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Magazine Culture and Imagined
Communities of Global Asias

Reinterpreting the “Three Perfections” inChina, Japan, and Beyond

Conv. Center, Room 323C        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kendra McDuffie, Pennsylvania State
University
Mapping the Body of the “Modern Woman”: Women's
Magazine Covers in Colonial Korea
Kendra McDuffie, Pennsylvania State University
Visual Politics in The Asianadian
Victoria Lupascu, University of Montreal
Within and Beyond: Indie Magazines and the Asian
Diasporic Subject
Mike Fu, Waseda University
Animating Shōjo Worlds: Riding the Wild Edge of Girlish
Kawaii in Global Asia
Katherine Mezur, University of California, Berkeley
Discussant(s):Gregory Smits, Pennsylvania State University

PANEL G13

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Symbol Diplomacy: Royalty, Empire, andInternational Interactions in Late 19th and
Early 20th c East Asia
Conv. Center, Room 316B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Alison J. Miller, University of the South

Reaffirming Relations: Ritually Incorporating the Lūchū
Kingdom into Imperial Japan
Travis Seifman, University of Tokyo HistoriographicalInstitute
Constructing Britishness: A Reading of the Official
Account of the Duke of Edinburgh's 1869 Visit to British
Hong Kong
Bing Wang, Case Western Reserve University
The Emperor's Taste and Beyond: Korean Paintings
during the Great Korean Empire
Sooa Im McCormick, The Cleveland Museum of Art
Expanding the Family: Colonial Era Representationsof Korean Monarchy in Photographs of the Japanese
Nobility
Alison J. Miller, University of the South

Conv. Center, Room 323A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Yanfei Zhu, University of North Georgia
Mixed Temporality in a Japanese Painting and Calligraphy
ScreenMary C. Gilstad, Yale University
Innovating the Snowy Mountain Paintings: Politics andPoetry in Fu Baoshi's Art
Yijie Chen, The Graduate University for Advanced
StudiesTwo Birds with One Poem? Liu Haisu's Black Hawk and
Du Fu's Black Hawk
Effie Yin, Ringling College of Art & Design
Transplanting Painting Styles and Poetic Inscriptions inShanghai and New York
Yanfei Zhu, University of North Georgia
Discussant(s):Rhiannon Paget, The John and Mable Ringling
Museum of Art, Florida State University

PANEL G15

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

From the Bohai to the Yellow Seas: A
Transboundary and Cross-cultural Story
Conv. Center, Room 303A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Prasenjit Duara, Duke University

The Shaping of Maritime Religiosity: The Bohai Sea andMount Penglai in Late Imperial China
Ronald C. Po, London School of Economics andPolitical Science
Seaweed Modernity and Maritime Manchuria
Xiaofei Gao, University of Colorado, Denver
How to Stay with the Trouble: Spartina Invasion andManagement in the Yellow Sea
Young Rae Choi, Florida International University
Discussant(s):Prasenjit Duara, Duke University
Ian J. Miller, Harvard University

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PANEL G16

PANEL G18

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Cinematic Encounters: Transnational East
Asia, Translocal Visualities, and CrossCultural Imaginations on Screen

Spectacles, Techno-Cultures, and New
Sensibilities: East Asian Cultures in the
Pandemic Era

Conv. Center, Room 303B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Jun Okada, Emerson College

Conv. Center, Room 305B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Jaeho Kang, Seoul National University

Through the Narrow Gate: Visual Performativity andCinematic Translations of Missionary Transnationalism
in China
Joseph W. Ho, Albion College

From "Unsocial Distance" to "Technobreak": COVID-19
and Japanese Literature
Anri Yasuda, University of Virginia

Screening Chinese Telephone Girls: Mediatrix andTechno-Orientalism in US Cinema, 1928-1949
Xin Peng, University of Washington

The Spectacular Drone: Pandemic Lockdowns andPoetics of the Aerial
Chenshu Zhou, University of Pennsylvania

The Problem with Curious Onlookers: Translocalizingthe "Picturesque" in Meiji Japan Travel Films

The Digital Intimacy: The Mediatization of Social Spaces
in South Korea in the Course of the Pandemic.
Jaeho Kang, Seoul National University

The Powers of Place: Scenic Cinema and Scenic
Diplomacy in the Pacific War Era
Hongwei Thorn Chen, Tulane University

PANEL G19

Discussant(s):Jun Okada, Emerson College

War and Peace: Topics in Historical Memory,
Social Movements, and Civic Participation

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 307A        12:30PM-2:00PM

PANEL G17

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Multi-Imperial Asian City I: Intertwined
Empires in Early & Semi-Colonial Urban
Space
Conv. Center, Room 305A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Taylor M. Easum, Indiana State
University

From Buffer State to Multi-Imperial Cities: Competitive
and Cooperative Colonialism and the Shape of Northern
Thai Urbanism
Taylor M. Easum, Indiana State University
Zhangzhou in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century:
Where the Chinese Empire and the Spanish Empire
Encountered
Xiaolin Duan, North Carolina State University
Tokyo in the Middle: Looking Up to the West and Down
on the East
David Rands, Austin Peay State University

Comprehensive Peacebuilding in East Asia: Opportunities
for Regional Actors
Brendan M. Howe, Ewha Womans University
Exporting Revolution: Chinese Communist Party Advisers
in the Lao Revolution
Nicholas R. Zeller, University of South Carolina
How Do National Security Concerns Affect Citizen
Cybersecurity? Comparing Japan and South Korea's
Cybersecurity Policies
Benjamin G. Bartlett, Miami University
Selective Amnesia Underpins Collective Memory: A
Preliminary Comparison of the British and Japanese
Empires’ Destruction and Concealment of Sensitive
Colonial Records across Asia
Shohei Sato, Waseda University
Speaking Bitterness: The Chinese Revolution in the
Imaginary of US Radical Feminism

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PANEL G20

PANEL G23

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Collaborative Work Across the Digital
Platform: Asian and Asian Pacific American
Academic Archives in Community Spaces
for Greater Accessibility

What Gets Translated?: Macro and Micro
Perspectives on Translations of Modern andContemporary Japanese Literature

Conv. Center, Room 301B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Dennis Ogawa, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

Discussant(s):Thu Phuong Lisa Nguyen, Hoover Institution Library& Archives, Stanford University
Kay Ueda, Stanford University
Nate Gyotoku, Japanese Cultural Center of HawaiʻiMidori Fujioka, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Ellen-Rae Cachola, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL G22

Area of Study: JapanThe Past and Future of Immigration inJapan
Conv. Center, Room 314        12:30PM-2:00PM

Foreign Migrant Workers as "Immediate Fighting
Power": Will Migrant Labor be Japan's Long-Term
Answer to the Labor Shortage?
Glenda S. Roberts, Waseda University
Noriko Fujita, Waseda University
Post-war Unauthorized Migration into Japan
Jotaro Kato, Waseda University

Conv. Center, Room 311        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Michael Emmerich, University of California,
Los Angeles
When Orthography Matters: Fukunaga Shin's "Almost
Everything in the World" in Japanese and English
Michael Emmerich, University of California, Los
Angeles
Unlocking the Key: Language, Format, and Translatorial
Choice in Tanizaki
Anna Zielinska-Elliott, Boston University
Genre and Gender Politics of Translation in Literary
Publishing
Hitomi Yoshio, Waseda University
The Role of the Translator: Two Translations of Tanizaki
Jun'ichirō's Ashikari
Rihito Mitsui, Waseda University

PANEL G24

Area of Study: Japan

Maritime Globalization and Japan’s PacificConnections, 1700 to 1940
Conv. Center, Room 313C        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Robert Hellyer, Wake Forest University

Gendered Views on Immigration Policy Platforms? The
Case of Japan
Michael Strausz, Texas Christian University

Japanese Castaway Narratives as Lenses on Eighteenthand Early Nineteenth-Century Pacific Networks
Robert Hellyer, Wake Forest University

Migration to Japan Then and Now: Differences in
Migrant Identity and Positionality Over Four Decades
Paul Capobianco, KENTECH

Pacific Maritime Global: Hokkaido Ports, Coastal
Cartography, and Early Meiji Nautical Charts of Northern
Japan
Noell H. Wilson, University of Mississippi
Traveler's Palms and Long-Haired Maidens: The
Ogasawaras as Pacific Islands in Early Twentieth-Century
Japanese Picture Postcards
David Odo, Harvard Art Museums
Discussant(s):Birgit Tremml-Werner, Linnaeus University

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PANEL G25

PANEL G27

Area of Study: Japan, Korea

Area of Study: Korea

Gender/Sexuality

North Korea's Free Market Economy andNorth Korean Refugee Literature

Conv. Center, Room 315        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Tom Looser

Conv. Center, Room 323B        12:30PM-2:00PM‘Kamikaze Mother’: Torihama Tome and the Gender of
National Memory
Amanda Weiss, Georgia Institute of Technology

The North Korean Society in "Railroad Fiction" by North
Korean Refugee Writers
Minho Bang, Seoul National University

District vs. City vs. Japan: Regionalisms of Gay Bars inSeoul and Busan
Albert Graves, Doshisha University

Female Entrepreneurs and Free Market in a North Korean
Refugee's Fiction
Gae-hwa Bae, Dankook University

Duality, Gay Panic, and a “Too Literal” Libido: Global
Parasocialism, Authenticity, and Interpretations ofSituational Homosexuality in K-Pop Fandom
Sharon Kong-Perring, Birmingham City University

Why I Write
Myeong-hak Do, Independent Scholars of Asia

How to overcome the “Male Monopoly” within the
Liberal Democratic Party of JAPAN’s Official Candidate
Selections - Focusing on New Female Candidates
Within Single-Member-Districts
Atsuko Sato, Keio University
Performing Democracy in the Graveyard: The Gwangju
Uprising, Grieving Mothers, and Commemorative
Activism in South Korea
Hayana Kim, Northwestern University
Turning into Family Caregivers: Legality of Familial
Responsibilities on Mothers of People with
Developmental Disabilities in South Korea
Junghun Oh, University of California, San Diego

PANEL G26

Area of Study: Korea

Remembering the Korean War: Historical
Memory and Transnational Cultural
Production
Conv. Center, Room 306A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Christina Klein, Boston College

Creating a Culture of Empathy: Cultural Productions
and Representations of the Sino-North Korean Wartime
Alliance
Gregg Brazinsky, George Washington University
Coming-of-Age in Dealing with Death: Memories of the
Innocents in South Korean War Aesthetics
We Jung Yi, Vanderbilt University

Translating the Humor in "Book Thief" by Do Myeong-hak,a North Korean Refugee Writer
Elizabeth Y. Kim, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL G28

Area of Study: Korea

Gender and the Making of Race inContemporary South Korea

Conv. Center, Room 323B       12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Min Joo Lee, Wellesley College
Eggs and Sperm from Others: Reproduction andRacialization in South Korea
Sunhye Kim, Ehwa Womans College
Racialized Migrant “Illegality,” Undocumented Korean
Immigrants, and US Militarized Imperialism in the
Unending Cold War
Ga Young Chung, University of California, Davis
Imaginations of Europe and the Multi-Scalar Constructionof Islamophobia in South Korea
Sohoon Yi, Kyungpook National University
Disjunctive Politics of Gender, Race and Ethnicity inSouth Korea
Seo Yeon Park, IOM-Migration Training and ResearchCenter
Discussant(s):Min Joo Lee, Wellesley College
Joowon Yuk, Kyungpook National University

Hardly Emotion: The Poetics of Anticolonial Affect in
Don Mee Choi's DMZ Colony (2020)
Daniel Kim, Brown University
Another Wall on the Mall: Reinscribing the Memory of
the Korean War in the U.S. in the 21st Century
Kristin Hass, University of Michigan
Discussant(s):Christina Klein, Boston College

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Area of Study: South Asia

Rupture, Repair, and Multi-species Futuresin the Eastern Himalaya

Conv. Center, Room 316A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa, Occidental
CollegeRituals to Repair the Wounded Mountains and Stagnant
Rivers: Himalayan Terma Traditions as Repositories for
Reimagining Alternative Interspecies Futures
Kalzang Dorjee Bhutia, University of California,
Riverside
Finding a Home for Yetis: On Multi-species Habitat Lossin the Himalayas
Pasang Y. Sherpa, University of British Columbia
Indigenous Himalayan Futures in Troubled Times
Mabel D. Gergan, Vanderbilt University

PANEL G31

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Infrastructures and Structures for Tourism
in Southeast Asia, 1910s-30s

Conv. Center, Room 308A        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Judith Henchy, University of Washington,
SeattleBokor Palace Hotel: Colonial Fantasy, Violence, andExcesses in Cambodia, 1910s-30s
Hazel Hahn, Seattle University
Touring Empire: Mountain Resorts and the Emergenceof Trans-colonial Tourism in Indonesia
Arnout van der Meer, Colby College
Selling Imperial Delusions: International Marketing andTourism in Late-Colonial Indonesia
Kris Alexanderson, University of the Pacific

The Surplus and Scarcity of Love and Incest in "Beauty is
a Wound" (Cantik Itu Luka)
Dylan Fagan, University of California, Berkeley
State-Sanctioned Spaces: The Art and Architecture of Two
Philippine Centers
Nate Crail, Grinnell College
Pieter Hansen, Grinnell College

PANEL G-V35

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Chinese Infrastructure and Mobility

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Dylan Brady, National University ofSingapore
Infrastructure and Mobility Management: Facilitating andRegulating Extraordinary Population Flow During theSpring Festival Travel Rush
Meng Li, Loyola Marymount University
Maps and Flows: Mobility Infrastructure and the Interiorityof the Nation
Dylan Brady, National University of Singapore
Bounded Mobilities in Khorgos
Verena La Mela, University of Fribourg
Circulatory Panopticon: Health QR Codes in China During
the COVID-19 Pandemic
Dylan Brady (co-author), National University ofSingapore
Discussant(s):Galen Murton, James Madison University

PANEL G-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Chinese Theatre in Transformation:
Architecture, Places, Infrastructure

PANEL G34

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Anna Stecher, LMU Munich

Music, Performance, Art and Astrology

Chinese Theatre and the Mundane: Infrastructural
Intersections
Deljana Iossifova, University of Manchester

Postcolonial Dissonance: Music and the Politics ofRepresentation in the Tagalog Zarzuela Minda Mora
Isidora Miranda, Vanderbilt University

The Corporeal Impact of Theatrical Architecture on
Receptive Societies: The Wuzhen Grand Theatre as aCase Study of Chinese Architecture for Notional Live Arts
Raimund Rosarius, LMU Munich / University ofSalzburg

Area of Study: Southeast Asia
Conv. Center, Room 313B        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Isidora Miranda, Vanderbilt University

Composing Sound Identity in Shan Long Drum
Oradi Inkhong, Cornell University
The Power of What Remains or on Burmese Astrology
Celine Coderey, National University of Singapore

Building Biographies: Towards an Alternative History ofChinese Theatre and Beyond
Anna Stecher, LMU Munich
Discussant(s):Josh Stenberg, University of Sydney

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PANEL G-V40

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Experiential Possibilities of the Material
Book in Late Imperial China

Tuberculosis Control and Geopolitics in East
Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Katharine P. Burnett, University ofCalifornia, Davis
Images of Readers in an Early-Ming IlluminatedDiamond Sutra
Bryce Heatherly, University of Pennsylvania

Tangible Bodhisattvas in Books: Reading and Recreating of Albums by Women Buddhists in 16th- and17th-Century China
Soohyun Yoon, Duke University
Turning the Leaves: Embodied Experiences of Albums
in Ming China
Mo D. Zhang, University of Pennsylvania
Material Anxieties: Stone Books in Late Eighteenthcentury China
Michael J. Hatch, Miami University, Ohio

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Rachel S. Core, Stetson University

China and the International Tuberculosis Movement,
1911-28
Rachel S. Core, Stetson University
Lung Shot: The Multiple Roles of Streptomycin in Cold
War Hong Kong
U.S. Aid and the Circulation and Control of Antituberculosis Drugs in Cold War Taiwan
Shu-Ching Chang, Chang Gung University
Postwar Okinawa and TB Control Caught between the
United States and Japan
Hidekazu Sensui, Kanagawa University
Discussant(s):Mary Augusta Brazelton, Cambridge University

Discussant(s):Katharine P. Burnett, University of California, Davis

PANEL G-V41

PANEL G-V38

Demand Driven: The Emerging Service
Economy in East Asia since the 17th Century

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

New Approaches to the History of Chinese
Borderlands in the Twentieth Century
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Xiaofei Kang, George Washington
University
Discussant(s):Jack Hayes, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Jeremy Tai, McGill University

PANEL G-V39

Area of Study: Digital Technology

Passions and Realities: Prospects andChallenges for Global Access to Japanese
Historical Information

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Ayako Shibutani, The University of Tokyo
Presenters:
Ayako Shibutani, The University of Tokyo
Sho Ono, The University of Tokyo
Haruko Wakabayashi, Rugers,The State Universityof New Jersey

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Tak Wai Hung, King Faisal Centre for
Research and Islamic Studies

More than Interpreting: Re-examining the Services ofChosŏn Interpreters in Qing-Chosŏn Trading and the
Empowered Middleman Communities
Lok Yin Law, Hong Kong Metropolitan University
Brokers, Inns, and Loans: Early Seventeenth-Century
China's Business Services in the Book of Swindles
Tin Kei Wong, The University of Adelaide
Foreign Understanding and International Relations in theLight of the Daily Encyclopaedia from Ming China
Ka-chai Tam, Hong Kong Baptist University
Lawless Lands: Marine Supply Services for South China
Piracy Since the 16th Century
Tak Wai Hung, King Faisal Centre for Research andIslamic Studies
Discussant(s):Ka-chai Tam, Hong Kong Baptist University

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PANEL G-V42

PANEL G-V44

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Science in Print across Asia, 19th – 20th
Centuries: Materiality, Technology, and thePotential of Regional Analysis

Who Confers Salvation? Making the Lesser
Saviors in Buddhist Visual Culture of Korea
and Japan

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Fa-Ti Fan, State University of New York,
Binghamton

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Taylor Pak, Korea Advanced Institute of
Science & Technology

Nishiki-e and the Creation of a Visual Language of
Science in Early-Meiji Japan
Ruselle Meade, Cardiff University

Iconizing the Hungry Ghost: The Imagery of a Rite ofFood Distribution in Korea, c. 1590
Taylor Pak, Korea Advanced Institute of Science &Technology

Typing Sāi'ns in Urdu: Technology & Aesthetics in the
Making of a South Asian Scientific Periodical
Andrew Amstutz, University of Arkansas, Little RockAn International Chinese Journal? Linguistic Practices
in Popular Science Periodicals in 1930s China
Noa Nahmias, York University
Scientific Periodicals as Experimental Collectives? The
View from Asia
Charu Singh, Stanford University
Discussant(s):Fa-Ti Fan, State University of New York, Binghamton

PANEL G-V43

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Global Lives of Donkey Hide Gelatin(ejiao 阿膠): Tradition, Industry, and theCommodification of Life
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Lisa Brooks, University of California,
Berkeley

Pharmaceuticalization and the Care of Life: Donkey
Hide Gelatin as Modern-Day Panacea
Natalie Köhle, Hong Kong Baptist University
Investing in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Ejiao, Donkey
Hide, and Global Speculative Markets
Wei Ye, University of Minnesota

Escaping Samsara: A Visual and Theatrical Strategy for
Propagating the Kumano Faith
Soyeon Kim, Kookmin University
Spectacular Salvation: The Five Hundred Arhats of Zōjō-jiand Calamities in Edo Japan
Namkyu Kwon, National Museum of Korea
From Collective Memory to Connective Memory: The
Consolation of the Sweet-Dew Painting of Changgoksa(2017)Yu Na Han, Sogang University
Discussant(s):Sunkyung Kim, Independent Scholar

PANEL G-V45

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Fashioning "Misunderstanding":
Transcultural Engagements and the Material
Culture of Fashion

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Toshio Watanabe, University of East Anglia
The Global Circulation of the Japanese Sukajan and its
Transformations
Elizabeth Kramer, Northumbria University
Transnational Fashion and the Chinese Pyjama Suit
Sarah Cheang, Royal College of Art

The Commodification of Donkeys in the Ejiao Trade: A
Case from Pakistan
Muhammad Kavesh, University of Toronto"Kimonos" and their Inspired Products as Embodiments of
Global Entanglement
Keiko Suzuki, Ritsumeikan University

The Global Traffic in Ejiao and Emerging Donkey
Futures in Australia
Petronella Vaarzon-Morel, New York University

Transnational Dress as Imaginary: Japanese-Themed
Fancy Dresses in "Fancy Dress Described" (1879-1896)
Arisa Yamaguchi, University of Tsukuba

Discussant(s):Lisa Brooks, University of California, Berkeley

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PANEL G-V46

PANEL G-V48

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Japan

Mapping Systems, Spaces, and Subjects of"Progress" in Cold War Japan

Theorizing the Kokoro in Japanese Religions

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Joelle Nazzicone, Rikkyo University

Techno-Optimism in Illustrations of Itokawa Hideo's
Writings, 1954-1970
Subo Wijeyeratne, Tokyo Womans Christian
University

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kimberly Hassel, Princeton University
Searching for the Heart of Spiritual Care
Timothy Benedict, Kwansei Gakuin University
Is Japanese Prison Chaplaincy Spiritual Care?
Adam J. Lyons, Université de Montréal

Technological Reformation in Domestic Life: The Dreamof the Modern Kitchen and Home Electrification in Cold
War Japan
Yusung Kim, Harvard University

Building Emotional Resilience through Kokoro no Kea:
Religious Institutions in Japan Responding to COVID-19induced Emotional Vulnerability
Paola Cavaliere, Osaka University"Frontier Spirit" in Cold War Japan: Haraguchi Chujiro
and the Rebirth of Kobe
Takuya Maeda, Brown University

Putting your Money Where your Heart is: Sincerity andBelief in Modern Japanese Cosmologies
Isaac Gagné, German Institute for Japanese Studies

Living the “Feel Good” Lifestyle: Mood & Biopolitical
Capture in Somehow, Crystal’s Branded LandscapeAjjana Thairungroj, Princeton University

Discussant(s):Chika Watanabe, University of Manchester

Discussant(s):Joelle Nazzicone, Rikkyo University

PANEL G-V49

PANEL G-V47

Area of Study: Japan

Crossover and Intersectarian Relationsin Japanese Zen: New Methodological
Perspectives
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by George Keyworth, University of
Saskatchewan

Boundary-Crossing Zen in Fourteenth Century Japan: A
Case Study of the Wanshi Stream (Wanshi-Ha)
Steven Heine, Florida International University
Zen at Ise: Spatial and Intellectual Networks Between
Sōtō Monks and the Ise World
Marta Sanvido, University of California, Berkeley
Shingon Influences on Hymn Chanting in Contemporary
Sōtō Zen
Michaela Mross, Stanford University
Discussant(s):George Keyworth, University of Saskatchewan

Area of Study: JapanTokyo before the 1980s as a World City in the
Making: Metabolist Architecture, Inter-City
Diplomacy, and Urban Expertises
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Evelyn Schulz, Ludwig-Maximilians
Universität München

Blended Modernities: Metabolist Visions of Tokyo's
Urbanization in the 1960s
Eric Haeusler, Sophia University Institute ofComparative Culture
From Cultural Exchange to Multilateral City Diplomacy:
Sister-City Affiliation between Tokyo and New York andthe Conference of World's Great Cities in 1972
Kento Morie, Kyoto University
London-Tokyo Inter-urban Consultancy: The Robson
Reports of 1967 and 1969
Ben Bansal, National Graduate Institute for Policy
Studies, Tokyo
Discussant(s):Naomi Hanakata, National University of Singapore
Nathaniel M. Smith, Ritsumeikan University

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PANEL G-V50

PANEL G-V52

Area of Study: South Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Race, Caste, and Religion in Precolonial
South Asia

Reconstituting Nanyang: Ideological,
Cultural, Religious, and Commercial
Influences in Shaping Southeast Asia in theCold War Era

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Jamal A. Jones, University of WisconsinMadison
Peripheries of a Center: Reassessing Narrativized
Hierarchies in Medieval Hindu Texts
Durga Kale, University of Calgary

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by John D. Wong, University of Hong Kong
Cold War Connections: Chinese Student Weekly andSoutheast Asia

Multi-Spheric Belonging: Articulating Habshi Kingshipthrough Architectural Patronage in Sultanate Bengal
Ariana Pemberton, University of California, Berkeley

Liquid Islandness: Gender, Borderland and War in Hainan
Films 1949-1989
Lu Pan, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Modes of Racial Thinking in a Fifth-Century Tamil Text
Jason Smith, University of Massachusetts Boston

Vatican Engagement with the “Nanyang Chinese” fromthe 1950s to the 1970s
Jeremy E. Taylor, University of Nottingham

Caste Prestige as Religious Piety in a Fifteenth-Century
Jain Story Collection
Steven M. Vose, Colorado College
Discussant(s):Sonja M. Thomas, Colby College

PANEL G-V51

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Religion, Transnationalism, and Networks

Rewiring Nanyang into Southeast Asia in the Skyways:
the Perspective from Cold War Hong Kong
John D. Wong, University of Hong Kong

PANEL G-V53

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Agrarian Realpolitik: Migration, Work, andLarge-Scale Land Enclosures in Indonesia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Pamela K. Sari, Purdue University

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by David Gilbert, University of California,
Berkeley

Buddhism and Civil Society: Free Funeral Service
Societies and a New Way of Being Ethical Buddhists inContemporary Myanmar
Mu-Lung Hsu, Arizona State University

Taking Care of Multi-Local Livelihoods in Indonesian
Oil Palm Contexts: A Mobile Feminist Political Ecology
Perspective
Rebecca Elmhirst, University of Brighton

Buddhism, Diplomacy, and Travels: Identity- and Nationbuilding in Eighteenth-century Bhutan
Dagmar Schwerk, University of British Columbia

New Logics of Mobility and Migration in Indonesia'sAgrarian Justice Movements
David Gilbert, University of California, Berkeley
Afrizal Afrizal, Universitas Andalas

Chirag Dilli Through the Ages: A Chishti Sufi Shrine to a
Multi-Religious SpaceSana Ahrar, Pennsylvania State University
Higher-Level Politics: Transnational Networks of aPentecostal/Charismatic Megachurch in Central Java,
Indonesia
Pamela K. Sari, Purdue University
Higher-Level Politics: Transnational Networks of aPentecostal/Charismatic Megachurch in Central Java,
Indonesia
Pamela K. Sari, Purdue University

Industrial Oil Palm Plantations and Labor Migration along
the Indonesian-Malaysian Border
Kimberly Carlson, New York University
Plantations and Migrations: An Ever-shifting Agrarian
Question of Labor in Sumatra and Java, Indonesia
Nancy L. Peluso, University of California, Berkeley
Suraya A. Afiff, University of Indonesia

Music and Islam: How Might We Intersect in a Polarized
World?

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PANEL G-V54

PANEL G-V57

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Japan

Culture of Care: Insights and Critical
Perspectives on Systems and Practices
of Caregiving in the Philippines andCambodia

The Concept of Experience in 20th-Century
Japanese Buddhism

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Grace P. Simbulan, University of
Wisconsin-Madison

Policing Care Systems: Conflicting Health Laws,
Policies, and Programs Affecting Indigenous Women in
the Philippines
Grace P. Simbulan, University of Wisconsin-Madison#MeToo as a Care-Based Transformative Justice
Movement: An Ongoing Study
Kruthika Kamath, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Jeff Schroeder, University of Oregon
D. T. Suzuki's Use of Religious Experience
Richard Jaffe, Duke University

Toward a New Paradigm: Lay Rinzai Practice in Modern
Japan
Rebecca Mendelson, University of Pennsylvania
Kiyozawa Manshi, Religious Experience, and the
Attraction of Perennialism
Jeff Schroeder, University of Oregon

I Did It Because I Care: Exploring Expressions of Carein Informal Adoptions in the Philippines
Ma. Irene Quilantang, Brown University

Soga Ryōjin, Dharmākara Bodhisattva, and thePsychology of Religious Experience
Tomoe Moriya, Nanzan Institute for Religion andCultureDiscussant(s):Ma. Irene Quilantang, Brown University

Discussant(s):Steve Odin, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL G-V55

PANEL G-V58

Multifaceted Membership of the Society:Rethinking the Citizen-Noncitizen Binary
through Crisis in Asia

Who Belongs in the Empire? Culture,
Race, and Malleable Identities in East andSoutheast Asian Port Cities, 1840-1900

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Ehito Kimura, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

What is Citizenship in a State of Chaos?: Rethinking
the Compact of Citizenship through a Pandemic and a
Coup in Myanmar
Matthew Venker, University of Wisconsin-Madison
To Be Born on Paper: Statelessness and Legibility in
the Thai-Burmese Borderlands during the COVID-19
Pandemic
Phianphachong Intarat, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM'Whiteness,' Racism, and the Consolidation of an AngloAmerican Elite in Nineteenth-Century Hong Kong
Thomas M. Larkin, University of Bristol
Pulling Imperial Strings: Rivalry between 'Portuguese'
Communities in Modern East Asia
Catherine Chan, University of Macau
British Subjects by Birth, Imperial Citizens by Choice: The
Straits Chinese and Cultural Citizenship in NineteenthCentury Colonial Malaya
Bernard Keo, Monash University

Migrant Workers in Thailand: Precarity and Resilience
Under the Thai Nationalist Policies on the COVID-19
Handling
Wipawadee Panyangnoi, Chulalongkorn University
Human Rights of South Asian Return Migrants from theGulf Cooperation Council
Tyler Esch, Independent Scholar
Discussant(s):Ehito Kimura, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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PANEL G-V59

PANEL G-V61

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Unearthing Networks in the Buddhist
World: Cases from Central and East Asia

Theorizing “Empire” and World Order in the
Ethnography of China’s Geopolitical Edges[Part 2]

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Bryan D. Lowe, Princeton University
How Many Mashe/Ma dza Monasteries Existed inAncient Khotan?
Erika Forte, Kyoto University

Dali's Daggers: Transmission Networks along theSouthern Silk Road
Megan Bryson, University of Tennessee, KnoxvillePropagating Buddhism in the Japanese Provinces:Temple Construction on the Bōsō Peninsula, 650-850
CEBryan D. Lowe, Princeton University
Volcanic Ash and the Ritual Landscape of Southern
Kyushu, Japan
Jonathan Thumas, Harvard University

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Gordon Mathews, Chinese University ofHong Kong
Situating Vernacular Cosmopolitanism among Young
Farmers in Post-colonial Hong Kong
Hao-Tzu Ho, National Chengchi University

Extra-ordinary Everyday Life and the Bases of Empire inJapan
Chu-Wen Hsieh, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
An Invisible Triangle: The Impact of Post-Colonialism
on Mutual Perceptions Between Chinese Migrants andZambian Hosts
Di Wu, University of Oxford

Discussant(s):Wendi L. Adamek, University of Calgary

The Discourse of Empire as Moral Critique: Unpacking aControversial Theoretical Object in China-Africa Studies
Derek Sheridan, Academia Sinica

PANEL G-V60

Discussant(s):Gordon Mathews, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Digital Technologies and the Recalibrationof State-Society Relations under Xi Jinping:
Shifting Spaces in China’s Environmental
Arena
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Ran Ran, Renmin University of China

Digital Participation and Environmental Governance in
China
Maria Bondes, Freie Universität Berlin
Genia Kostka, Freie Universität Berlin
Wiebke Rabe, Freie Universität Berlin
Peaking Pioneers in China's Low-Carbon "Robot
Revolution"
Angel Hsu, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
Climate Activism in China: What's New and What's Still
MissingFengshi Wu, University of New South Wales
The 'Green' Belts, Roads, and Initiatives: Global China's
Pluralist Authoritarian Challenge
Discussant(s):Kyoung Shin, National Tsing Hua University

PANEL G-V62

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Peopling the Past: Biography and History inColonial Vietnam
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Charles Keith, Michigan State UniversityTản Đà and the Jazz Age in French Indochina
Haydon Cherry, Northwestern University
Phan Khôi's Rectification, 1953
Peter Zinoman, University of California, Berkeley
Engendering the Revolution: Trần Thị Trâm and Native
Place in Central Vietnam
Melody Shum, Northwestern University
Phan Châu Trinh's Portrait: Creating Vietnamese Agency
with PhotographyMarie-Agathe Simonetti, University of WisconsinMadison
Discussant(s):Charles Keith, Michigan State University

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PANEL G-V63

Saturday Sessions 4:00PM – 5:30PM

Mindanao and the Philippines: Part II,
Conflicts Old and New in 21st Century
Mindanao

PANEL H01

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Patricio N. Abinales, University of Hawaiʻiat Mānoa
Discussant(s):Marian Pastor Roces, Brain Trust Inc.
Thomas McKenna, Independent Scholar
Primitivo III Ragandang, Australian National
University

PANEL G-V64

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Crime, Eros, and Intellect: The 1970s andthe Making of Modern Hong Kong in Film
Virtual       12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kristof Van den Troost, Chinese
University of Hong Kong

Criminal Realism: Hong Kong Crime Film, Censorshipand Society in the 1960s and 1970s
Kristof Van den Troost, Chinese University of Hong
Kong
The Emergence of the Erotic Genre in Hong Kong
Cinema of the 1970s
Timmy Chih-Ting Chen, Academy of Film, Hong
Kong Baptist University

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Taiwan in New Perspectives: History, Humor,
Sound
Conv. Center, Room 311        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Nancy Guy, University of California, San
Diego

Apologetic Justice: Morality of Reconciliation and Identity
Politics in Settler Colonial Taiwan
Yu Liang, Cornell University
Building A Digital Humanities Database by Yourself: A
Case Study of Mackay's Diary
Chijui Hu, National Changhua University of Education
Listening Through the Firewall: A Sonic Narrative ofCommunication Between Taiwan and China
Sarah Plovnick, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL H02

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Hong Kong’s National Security Law: Public
Security or Political Repression?

Conv. Center, Room 301A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Thomas E. Kellogg, Georgetown University

A 1970s Film Collective: Phoenix Cine Club and theExperimental Cinema of Hong Kong
Emilie Sin-yi Choi, City University of Hong Kong

Discussant(s):Thomas E. Kellogg, Georgetown University
Alison Sile Chen, University of California, San Diego
Yan-ho Lai, Georgetown University
David S. Law, University of Virginia
Shui-yin Sharon Yam, University of Kentucky

Film Criticism in the Hong Kong Magazine 70's Biweekly
Tom Cunliffe, University College London

PANEL H07

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Chineseness in Question: Connecting andComparing the Historiographies of theChinese in the Americas and Southeast Asia
Conv. Center, Room 301B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Madeline Y. Hsu, University of Texas,
AustinDiscussant(s):Chien-Wen Kung, National University of Singapore
Madeline Y. Hsu, University of Texas, Austin
Sandy F. Chang, University of Florida
Fredy González, University of Illinois Chicago

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PANEL H12

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Transforming Chinese Villages into Cities:
Power-Capital Coalition, Central Control,and Rural-Urban Land Conversion

The Academic Online: Making Asian Studies
Digitally Present

Conv. Center, Room 313B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Kevin O'Brien, University of California,
BerkeleyRe-envisioning State Power
Lynette H. Ong, University of Toronto

Rural Governance Reform in China: College GraduateVillage Officials
Kristen Looney, Georgetown University

Conv. Center, Room 323A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by James A. Benn, McMaster University

Discussant(s):Paula R. Curtis, University of California, Los Angeles
Bianca Chui, University of British Columbia
Kaitlyn Ugoretz, University of California, Santa Barbara
Vivian Shaw, Vanderbilt University
Tomomi Yamaguchi, Montana State University

PANEL H13

Policy Experimentation and the Revision of the Land
Management Law: A Case Study
Susan Whiting, University of Washington

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Discussant(s):Kevin O'Brien, University of California, Berkeley

Conv. Center, Room 306A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Karma Lekshe Tsomo, University of San
Diego

PANEL H11

Aloha Buddha or Sayonara? Japanese Buddhist Womenin Hawai'i
Karma Lekshe Tsomo, University of San Diego

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Engaging Society and Nature throughScience, Religious Practice, andPerformance in North India, Vietnam,
China, and Japan
Conv. Center, Room 324        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Kendra Strand, University of Iowa
Ecology, [Post]humanism, and Liu Cixin's
Melissa A. Hosek, Stanford University
Tracing Karma in Meiji Japan: The Global Entanglementof Religion, Morality, and Science
Mitsuhiro Kameyama, Tohoku University"Three Trees Make a Mountain": Women andContramodern Buddhist Volunteerism in Vietnam
Sara Ann Swenson, Dartmouth College

Asian Buddhist Women in Transition:
Continuities, Diversity, and Innovation

The 1996 Sarnath Ordination of Sri Lankan Buddhist
Nuns by Korean Monastics: Continuities, Diversity, andInnovation Linking Theravada and Mahayana Traditions
Eun-su Cho, Seoul National University
Woman in Buryat Buddhism: Continuity andTransformation
Zhargal Aiakova, Buryat State Academy of Agriculture
The Everyday Experience of (In)Equality as a Tibetan Nun
Jue Liang, Denison University
Discussant(s):Amy Langenberg, Eckerd College

Singing Selfhood or Singing Resistance: Counterpublics
in the Songs of Rural Women in North India
Sanchit Toor, Ashoka University
Sonic Imaginary: Religion, Exoticism and MusicalSymbolism in Heian Japan
Katherine Whatley, Stanford University

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PANEL H15

PANEL H17

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Imagining Tenjiku: Perceptions andRepresentations of the Indian Subcontinent
in Pre-Meiji Japan

Imperial Intersections: Juxtaposing
Japanese Empire Beyond East Asia

Conv. Center, Room 307A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Santosh I. Raut, English and Foreign
Languages University

Distinguishing the Phoenix: Conceptual Landscapes ofTenjiku in Medieval Japan
Rachel Saunders, Harvard Art Museum
Representing Tenjiku in Edo Print Culture
D. Max Moerman, Barnard College, Columbia
University
From Tenjiku to Indo: The Change in the Perception of
the Indian Subcontinent in Early Modern Japan
Tariq Sheikh, English and Foreign Languages
University

Conv. Center, Room 308A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Thomas Lamarre, University of Chicago
Fall of a Saint-Hero: Korean Perceptions of Gandhi in
1930-1934
Sungjin Im, Duke University“The Betrayal of a Myth”: Intellectual Collaborators inColonial Korean and Tunisian Literature
Melissa Karp, Duke University
Pan-Asian Critiques of Euro-American Liberalism: Gandhi
and His Japanese Interlocutors
Shatrunjay Mall, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Discussant(s):Thomas Lamarre, University of Chicago

PANEL H16

PANEL H18

The New Northern Frontier: Historical andAnthropological Paradigms of Bordered
Identities

People's War: Investigating theContradictions and Legacies ofRevolutionary PracticeRedefining Ethnic Relations in Post-Mao China's
Northeast Borderlands
Martin T. Fromm, Worcester State University

The Limits of Ideology: The State and the Prostitute in the
Early Years of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (19541958)
Uyen Nguyen, National University of Singapore

Native Recipes: Regional Identity, Polyethnicity, and theOrigins of Foodways in Northeast China
Loretta E. Kim, The University of Hong Kong

A New Page in the History of Daily Life: Labor During the
Urban Commune Movement
Fabio Lanza, University of ArizonaNortheast Asia's Empty Futures
Ed Pulford, University of Manchester

Striking the Imperialist Joints: Anti-Imperialist Boycottsand Left Third-Worldism
Thiti Jamkajornkeiat, University of California, Berkeley

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 307B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Elena Barabantseva, University ofManchester

Ethnic River: Borderland Ecology and Rice Farming
Stories around the Tumen River
June Hee Kwon, Sacramento State University
Discussant(s):Elena Barabantseva, University of Manchester

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 308B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Tani Barlow, Rice University

Practices of Mass Reform and Cultural Transformation in
the Yan'an Border Region
Harlan D. Chambers, Columbia University
Discussant(s):Tani Barlow, Rice University

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PANEL H19

PANEL H21

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: JapanThe Brokers of Global Asia

(Re-)Producing East Asian Social
Imaginaries in/as Musical Practice, 19501991

Conv. Center, Room 313C        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Phung N. Su, University of California,
Berkeley
The Labor-Facilitating Marriage Brokers: The
Vietnamese Matchmaking Infrastructure as a Conduit
for Overseas Employment
Phung N. Su, University of California, Berkeley

Conv. Center, Room 314        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Lauri Kitsnik, Hiroshima University

Sing a Song of "Friendship": Musical Storytelling and the
U.S.-Japan Alliance
Scott Aalgaard, Wesleyan University

The Third Element of Migration: Tertius Carpens and theBrokerage of Cross-Border Mobility
Andrew N. Le, University of California, Los Angeles

Teresa Teng and Japan's Cold War Culture
Michael Bourdaghs, University of Chicago

Migration Intermediaries and the Sociolegal
Construction of "Legitimate" Cross-Border Relationships

Becoming Kokujinteki: Subcultural Imagination ofBlackness in Japan in 1991
Mari Nagatomi, Setsunan University

Indonesia's Bifurcated Management of Home Care andIndustrial Labor Migration
Andy S. Chang, Singapore Management University
Discussant(s):Casandra D. Salgado, Arizona State University

PANEL H20

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Texts, Rituals, and Materiality in Premodern Asia

Conv. Center, Room 305B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Hyaeweol Choi, University of Iowa
Chinese Zen Temples in the Seventeenth-Century
Japan
Jiren Feng, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
Koryo and Travel in Mongol Eurasia: A Comparative
Study of Koryo Language Texts and West Asian Travel
Accounts
Aaron Molnar, University of British Columbia
Mapping the Ogasawara Islands: The Last Voyage of
the Suetsugu Heizō Maritime Dynasty
Tim R. Romans, Emory University
Material Wealth Disparity between Residential Buildings
at the Intra-Site Level: Case Studies from the Third
Millennium Turkey and Jōmon Japan
Yoko Nishimura, Gettysburg College
Ritualized Texts in the Diplomatic Credentials
Exchanged between Chosŏn Korea and Meiji Japan
from 1868 to 1875
Tae Yeon Eom, University of British Columbia

Transtemporal Anxieties and Postcolonial Pleasures in theMusic of Crazy Ken Band
Lauri Kitsnik, Hiroshima University
Discussant(s):Noriko Manabe, Temple University

PANEL H22

Area of Study: Japan

Invisible Cities: Urban Ethnoscapes in
Zainichi Korean Literature and Film

Conv. Center, Room 315        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Andre Haag, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
The Logic of Landscape: Ikaino as a Genre of Zainichi
Literature
Julia Hansell Clark, University of California, Los
Angeles
Excavating the Multiethnicity of Literary Discourse of Early
Postwar Osaka
Shoya Unoda, Osaka University
Language in Kim Saryang's Slumscapes: Transnational,
Regional, Incommensurable
Cindi Textor, University of Utah
The Korean Restaurant: Representing and Negotiating
Ethnic Identity in Zainichi Korean Cultural Production
Jonathan Glade, University of Melbourne
Discussant(s):Koji Toba, Waseda University

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PANEL H24

PANEL H30

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Japan’s 2021 Election Retrospective

Dissidence, Institutions, and Moments in
History

Conv. Center, Room 323B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Daniel M. Smith, Columbia University
Discussant(s):Ko Maeda, University of North Texas
Yesola Kweon, SungKyunKwan University
Phillip Lipscy, University of Toronto
Saori Katada, University of Southern California

PANEL H27

Area of Study: Korea

Eulogizing the Empire: Shifting andFabricating Perceptions of China in LateChosŏn Korea
Conv. Center, Room 316A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Donald Baker, University of British
Columbia

What About the Southern Ming? Its Changing History
and Status in Late Chosŏn Korea
Jing Liu, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
Evaluating Emperors in Korea: Competing Discoursesof Three Ming Emperors in Late Chosŏn Korea
Seunghyun Han, Konkuk University

Conv. Center, Room 303B        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Sarath Pillai, University of Chicago

Dissidence and the Politics of Excess in the Work of
Duong Thu Huong
Yen Vu, Columbia University
Exploring Disability in Colonial Vietnam Through the Lensof Literature and Educational Institutions
Eileen Vo, Gallaudet University
Foreign-Invested Enterprises’ Strategies for Political-Risk
Management in the Real-Estate Sector in Vietnam
From United States of India to All-India Federation:
Toward a Conceptual History of Interwar India
Sarath Pillai, University of Chicago
Origins of Military Interference in Southeast Asian Politics
Marie-Eve Reny, Zhejiang University
The Kaleidoscopic Vietnamese Cinema: 30 Years After"First Views"
Cam-Thu Tran, University of Social Sciences andHumanities, VNU Ho Chi Minh City

“Korean Sinocentrism” and Ming China: Discourses on
China and Ethnic Dimensions of Korean Identity in LateChosŏn Korea
Ilsoo Cho, Kyoto University

PANEL H32

Spurious Citations and Fabulous Authors: Late Chosŏn
Biographies of Ming Remnant Subjects
Adam Bohnet, University of Western Ontario

Conv. Center, Room 312        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Miriam Stark, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa

PANEL H29

Area of Study: South Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Mapping the Megacity: Rethinking the Past,
Present and Future of Ho Chi Minh City

Frontiers of Capitalism, Footprints of War, Geophysical
Forcings: Binh Duong in the Longue Duree
Gerard Sasges, National University of Singapore

The Regulation of Luxury in Sanskrit
Cultural Spheres

Motorbike YouTubers, "Then and Now" Facebookers, andthe Transregional Vietnam War
Alvin K. Bui, University of Washington

Sumptuary Regulations in Early Medieval India
Daud S. Ali, University of Pennsylvania

The Wet City at War: Histories of Energy, Ethnicity, andNationalism on Ho Chi Minh City's Waterfront, 1945-75
David Biggs, University of California, Riverside
Thành Tâm Thanh Ho, University of Social Sciencesand Humanities, VNU Hanoi

Conv. Center, Room 303A        4:00PM-5:30PM

The Expression of Bhoga in Medieval Culinary Manuals
Andrea Gutierrez, University of Texas at Austin
Announcing a Fragrant Kiss: Holding a Citron in Early
India
James McHugh, University of Southern California
On Poisons, Pleasure, and Poetry in the Uttara-tantra of
the Susruta-samhita
Martha Ann Selby, The University of Texas at Austin

Conceptualizing Emergent Vietnamese Auto-Mobilities in
the Wake of AFTA
Ivan V. Small, Central Connecticut State University
Discussant(s):Miriam Stark, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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PANEL H33

PANEL H35

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Contentious and Contested Identities
Along the Burma/Bangladesh Border

A Hmong Intellectual History Approach toUnderstanding Human Experience

Conv. Center, Room 305A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Elliott Prasse-Freeman, National
University of Singapore
Reassessing Reification: Ethnicity amidst "Failed"
Governmentality in Burma and India
Elliott Prasse-Freeman, National University ofSingapore
Rohingya Christians: Confounding Stereotypes andComplicating Nationalisms
Kirtana Mausert, University of California, Berkeley
Mixing, Sharing, Living: Rohingya and Rakhine
Women's Memories of Peace in Myanmar's RakhineState
Impact of Refugee Influx on the Ethnic Relations of Host
Countries: Evidence from the Rohingya Refugee Crisis

PANEL H34

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Traditions of Scholarship in Mainland
Southeast Asia, Part 1

Conv. Center, Room 304A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Jonathan Padwe, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa
The Succession and Perspectives of Cham Studies in
the Contemporary Context of Mainland Southeast Asian
New ScholarshipsPhương Kỳ Trần, Senior Research Fellow
Critical Epistemologies: Between Area Studies andDiscipline
Bradley Davis, Eastern Connecticut State University

Conv. Center, Room 313A        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Yaj Ceeb Vaj, Brigham Young University
Ancestral Personhood and Hmong Intellectual History
Yaj Ceeb Vaj, Brigham Young University
Jacob R. Hickman, Brigham Young University
Letting Karst Mountains Bloom: Hmong Intellect andCultural Production
Aline Lo, Colorado College
Refugee Trans-topias: Dialectic Theories of Refugeeism
Between Community and Academy
Mitch Ogden, University of Wisconsin-Stout
When Rocks Sprout Flowers: Hmong Narratives aboutLand Seizure, Loss of Sovereignty, Statelessness, andIdentity
Mai Na Lee, University of Minnesota

PANEL H-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Macau and Hong Kong as Method: New
Perspectives on the Cold War

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Priscilla Tse, Hong Kong Academy for
Performing Arts
Discussant(s):Cathryn H. Clayton, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Angelina Chin, Pomona College
Kenneth Kai-chung Yung, Hong Kong University Press
Fred Lau, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Ana Catarina Leite, National University of Singapore

French Geographies of Cambodia and Mainland
Southeast Asia: Grappling with the Past in the Writing of
the Present
Jonathan Padwe, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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PANEL H-V37

PANEL H-V40

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Ethnographies of Social Reproduction:
Labor, Precarity, and Affect

Where the Land Meets the Sea: Mapping
Perceptions of the Maritime Worldof Lingnan in Literary and Historical
Discourses from the Song to Qing Dynasties

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Wei Yang, Nanyang Technological
University

Disengaging Affect and the Limitation of the Politics ofCare: A Case of Chinese Gender Equality and LGBT
Rights NGOs Workers
Yingyi Wang, University of Washington, Seattle
The Affective Commons: Social Reproduction andMediated Life
Ian Liujia Tian, University of Toronto
Play, Creating, and Waiting — Everyday Practices of
Hope as a Means of Social Reproduction
Siyu Chen, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen“Temporary Couples” among Chinese Migrant Workers
in Singapore
Wei Yang, Nanyang Technological University
Discussant(s):Jesook Song, University of Toronto

PANEL H-V39

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Staging Socialist Internationalism: New
Roles for Audio and Visual Media in
the CCP’s Global Propaganda Network(1940s-70s)
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Marilyn Levine, Central Washington
University

Chineseness as Self-Exhibition: Regional Landscapeand Folklore in PRC-Hong Kong Coproduced
Documentaries in the Cold War Era (1950s-70s)
Sabrina Yunzhu Tao, University of Oregon
Yelling at the Masses: How the CCP Took Center Stagein Internationalizing the Revolution from Yan'an
Bixiao He, Sichuan University
Performing Internationalism in Xinjiang: Sino-Soviet
Cinematic Collaboration and the Socialist Silk Road on
the Eve of the Sino-Soviet Split
Edward Tyerman, University of California, Berkeley
Discussant(s):Yan Li, Oakland University

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by John Chaffee, State University of New
York, Binghamton

Through Continental Eyes: Textual Verification and (Mis)
perceptions of Guangzhou in Fang Xinru's One Hundred
Poems on the Southern Sea
Benjamin B. Ridgway, Swarthmore College
The Material and Sensory Dimensions of Aromatic Drugs
in Song China (960–1279)
Ruth Yun-ju Chen, Academia Sinica
Visualizing the Offshore Islands of Lingnan: Ming-Qing
Perceptions of Nan'ao Island
Joe Shutz, State University of New York, Binghamton
Looking Abroad: Guangdong and the Geography of the
Non-Chinese Maritime World
Elke Papelitzky, KU Leuven
Discussant(s):John Chaffee, State University of New York,
Binghamton

PANEL H-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Commodities, Ecologies, and Early Modern
Inter-Asian Connections
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Eric Tagliacozzo, Cornell University

Tribute and Trade of Exotica: Edible Bird's Nests at the
Qing Court
Meng Zhang, Vanderbilt University
Wild Ginseng, Silver, and Ecological Linkages in Early
Modern Asian Trade
Wenjiao Cai, Harvard University
Out of Mare Clausum: Treaty of Bungaya (1667) and theEmergence of Makassar’s Sea Cucumber Network
Guanmian Xu, Peking University
Nature and Culture: The Victory of Bangka Tin in China,
1700-1850s
Yijun Wang, New York University
Discussant(s):Eric Tagliacozzo, Cornell University

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PANEL H-V60

PANEL H-V43

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Emerging Crossroads: The Intersections
and Fissures of Black Studies and Asian/
American Studies

Life-Giving Objects: Sensing the Social in
Precarious Ecologies of East Asia

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Don Wyatt, Middlebury College

Discussant(s):Lin Li, Stanford University
Kun Huang, Cornell University
Wen Liu, Academia Sinica
Felicity Stone-Richards, University of California,
Santa Barbara

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Jieun Cho, Duke University

The Nuclearization of Life: Family, Nation, Environment in
Postwar Japan
Jieun Cho, Duke University
Plastic Japan: The Gendered Life of Plastics in the
Shadow of Growth
Shiori Shakuto, University of Tokyo
The Material of Shokunin "Artisan" Subjectivities:
Alternative Models of Sustainable Human Economy
Judit Kroo, Arizona State University

PANEL H-V42

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Film Policy and Transnational Histories
across East and Southeast Asia

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Beth Tsai, University of California, Santa
BarbaraBinding the Urban Contact of De-industrialization: Policy
Films of Changchun Studio and the Cultural Making ofChina's Rustbelt in the 1980s
Xiuhe Zhang, University of California, Santa Barbara
Publicizing Homeland: A Cinematic Homeland Producedby the Shaw Brothers
I-In Chiang, Tamkang University
City Through the Lens: Cold War Taipei in Bai Jingrui's
Films, 1960s-1970s
Mei-Hsuan Chiang, Taipei National University of the
Arts
From Myanmar to Taiwan: Mapping the Aesthetic Spaceand Film Industry's Exploitation of Women
Beth Tsai, University of California, Santa Barbara
Discussant(s):E.K. Tan, Stony Brook University

Trachoma Infection and the Construction of Biological
Citizenship in Republican China, 1920s-1940s
Chao Wang, Tsinghua University
Discussant(s):Anne Allison, Duke University

PANEL H-V44

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Japanese Empire and Latin America
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Sidney Xu Lu, Rice University

Transpacific Migration and Japan's Extraterritorial Settler
Colonialism in the U.S.-Mexican Borderlands
Eiichiro Azuma, University of Pennsylvania
Beyond Migration: The Place of Latin America's Markets
in Japan, 1930-1940
Pedro Iacobelli Delpiano, Pontificia Universidad
Católica de Chile
After the Empire: Postwar Emigration to the Dominican
Republic
Hiromi Mizuno, University of Minnesota
State Expansion Through Human Exclusion: A Reflection
upon Japan's Emigration Policy toward Latin America
Toake Endoh, Josai International University
Discussant(s):Jordan Sand, Georgetown University
Miriam Kingsberg Kadia, University of Colorado
Boulder

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PANEL H-V45

Area of Study: Japan

Mountains and Seas of Medieval Japan:
Commoner Self-Governance and Network
Formation in the Peripheries
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Peter Shapinsky, University of Illinois,
Springfield

Human Trafficking in the Tsushima Maritime
Borderlands in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
Peter Shapinsky, University of Illinois, Springfield
Village Governance in Thirteenth-Century Japanese
Forest Societies
Morten Oxenboell, Indiana University
Administering Maritime Trade at Medieval Ports: The
Role of the Toi
Michelle Damian, Monmouth College
Discussant(s):Suzanne Gay, Oberlin College

PANEL H-V46

Area of Study: Japan

Sustainability and Crisis in Japanese
Foodways
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by James Farrer, Sophia University

Constructing a "Home for the Soul": The
Instrumentalization of Sweets in the Tug-of-War overChildren's Hearts and Minds in Modernizing Japan
Tatsuya Mitsuda, Keio University
Discussant(s):Takeshi Watanabe, Wesleyan University

PANEL H-V48

Area of Study: Korea

Ordinary Ethics of Ritual in Two Asias
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM

An As-If Ritual and its Discontents: Everyday Life of North
Korean Migrant Women in South Korea
Sojung Kim, Johns Hopkins University
Between Insults, Shame, and Rituals of Naming:
Understanding the Sinews of Community, Place, andBelonging Among Queer Folk in Assam, India
Rishav Kumar Thakur, Columbia University
Averting the Deity's Gaze: Darsan, the Fabric of Everyday
Life, and Young Muslim Women in Pakistan
Ghazal Asif, Lahore University of Management
Sciences
Blurred Boundaries Between the Subjunctive and theActual: Performances on Trash Issues in a Korean
Buddhist Return-to-the-Farm Village
Yeon-ju Bae, University of Michigan
Discussant(s):Bo Kyeong Seo, Yonsei University

Discussant(s):Chuanfei Wang, Sophia University
Stephanie Assmann, University of Hyogo
Greg de St. Maurice, Keio University
Ben Schrager, Kyoto University
Shingo Hamada, Osaka Shoin Women's University
Jun Akamine, Hitotsubashi University

PANEL H-V49

PANEL H-V47

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Jacob Rinck, George Washington
University

Area of Study: Japan

From Kōji to Caramel: Rethinking Japanese
History through Sweetness
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Takeshi Watanabe, Wesleyan University

Area of Study: South Asia

Making and Maintaining A National Economy

Discussant(s):Sahana Ghosh, National University of Singapore
Jacob Rinck, George Washington University
Meghna Chaudhuri, Boston College
Ravinder Kaur, University of Copenhagen

Confecting Sweet Hierarchies: Kashi in Medieval
Japanese Banquet Culture
Emily Warren, University of Southern California
Sweetening the Empire: Japanese Western-styleConfectionery in Colonial Taiwan and Beyond
Lillian Tsay, Brown University
The Mold that Makes it Sweet and Savory: Towards a
History of a Kōji
Eric C. Rath, University of Kansas

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PANEL H-V50

PANEL H-V53

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Social Identities, Gender, Kinship and the
State

The Family in Qing Personal Narratives

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Sanjay Sudarsan, Ashoka University
Caste, Citizenship and Governance: A Study ofGambhira of North Bengal, India

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Robin D. S. Yates, McGill University

Unveiling Sentiments: “Yunzhen's Letter to Her Husband”
Weijing Lu, University of California, San Diego

Disability, Sexuality, and Masculinity: Lived Experiencesof Wheelchair Using Men in India
Priyam Sinha, National University of Singapore

The Death of My Talented Sister: Family Loss in Personal
Accounts during the Taiping Civil War (1851–1864)
Huan Jin, Hong Kong University of Science &Technology

Integrating Indigenous Peoples' Studies in Higher
Education: The Case of 2019 Curriculum Change in thePhilippines
Giselle L. Miole, Waseda University

Age-associated Complaints about Physical Changing
Appearance: Personal Narratives of Men and Women
Writers in Qing China
Clara Wing-chung Ho, Hong Kong Baptist University

Language Games: The Transnational Digital
Engagements & Socio-Cultural Implications of South
Indian Matrimonial Linguistic Landscapes
Nirupama Jayaraman, University of Illinois Chicago
Sreenidhi Krishnan, Washington State University“History” in Landscape: The Bao Family (18c.-19c.) of
Dantu and the Making of Family and Local Histories
Binbin Yang, University of Hong Kong

Periyar, Social Movements and Utopia — Indian
Political Theory in the Face of the Future
Sanjay Sudarsan, Ashoka University

Discussant(s):Robin D. S. Yates, McGill University

PANEL H-V54

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

PANEL H-V52

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Textile Research in Southeast Asia: New
Methods and Paradigms
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Linda S. McIntosh, Tracing Patterns
Foundation

Lao Goldwork – A Former Royal Craft
Linda S. McIntosh, Tracing Patterns Foundation
Early Batik in Pre-Modern Java: A Re-Evaluation ofMaterial and Historical Analysis
Sandra Sardjono, Tracing Patterns Foundation
The Origins of the Tai Textile Repertoire
Christopher D. Buckley, Tracing Patterns Foundation
Agabel Tayo! (Let's Weave): textile Revitalization in thePhilippine Cordillera
Discussant(s):Sandra Sardjono, Tracing Patterns Foundation

International Science, Imperial Transitions,and Transpacific Networks of Knowledge at
the Early Cold War
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Yuriko Tanaka, Kobe University

The Curse of Objectivity: Scott Y. Matsumoto, the ABCC,
and the Problem of Trauma in Hiroshima
Ran Zwigenberg, Pennsylvania State University
International Students in Nuclear Energy: The Argonne
International School of Nuclear Science and Engineering,
1955-1960
Yuka Tsuchiya, Kyoto University
Atoms for Peace in Hiroshima: Kawaishi Kunio,
the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, and theDevelopment of Nuclear Medicine in the Bombed City inthe 1950s
Kaori Iida, Graduate University for Advanced Studies,
SOKENDAIIn Search of the Origin of Korea's Modern Health andMedical System: International Cooperation and Building
the Foundation for Korea's Public Health under the Cold
War
Manyong Moon, Jeonbuk National University
Discussant(s):Yuriko Tanaka, Kobe University

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PANEL H-V55

PANEL H-V57

Area of Study: Korea

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Beyond Bureaucracy: Individualized
Histories of Institutions in Postwar South
Korea

Grassroots Sino-American Engagements
and the Making of the Cold War PacificWorld

Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM

Exemplary Public Servants and Frugality Awards of thePark Chung Hee Period, 1961–79
Anna Jungeun Lee, University of Michigan
Historicizing Like a State: The Role of Bureaucracy inHistoriography and Archives in Modern South Korea
Graeme R. Reynolds, Yale University
Defenders of the Nation, Champions of Science: The
Agency for Defense Development and the Origins of theTechno-Security State in South Korea
Peter B. Kwon, University at Albany, State Universityof New YorkEngineering the Emergence of the Korean
Developmental State: Scientists, Engineers,
Transnational Networks, and the Origins of Heavy
Chemical Industrialization
Michelle F. Hsieh, Academia Sinica
Discussant(s):Tae Gyun Park, Seoul National University

PANEL H-V56

Area of Study: Japan

Translating Women in Modern Japan:
Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality inTranslated Texts, 1871-2021
Virtual        4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Isabelle Lavelle, Nihon University

The Early Feminist Thought of Fukuzawa Yukichi: A
Translational Study of Inspirational Sources, Revisited
Terminology and the Multilingual Version of 2021
Alberto Millán Martín, Keio University
Giving Voice to Voiceless Dolls: A Study of the Inversetranslation "A Familiar Story in a New Dress" by
Wakamatsu Shizuko
Paula Martínez Sirés, Nihon University
Creating New Terms for Sexual Organs: A Feminist
Undertaking in the Japanese Translation of Our Bodies,
Ourselves (1988)
Hiroko Furukawa, Tohoku Gakuin University

Virtual       4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Wen-hsin Yeh, University of California,
Berkeley
The Poisoned Alliance: American Servicemen and the
Occupation of China, 1941–1949
Zach S. Fredman, Duke Kunshan University
Rape in Peking: Reexamining the “Injured Woman” of theInfamous 1946 Case
Chunmei Du, Lingnan University
Return to China, Go to Taiwan, or Stay in America?:
China's WWII Interpreters in the United States and Their
Divergent Choices, 1945–1956
David Chang, Hong Kong University of Science &Technology
American Corporate Aid to Wartime China and the Birth of
the Cold War Pacific
Discussant(s):Wen-hsin Yeh, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL H-V58

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Building Infrastructure in the Time ofTransition: Politics and Technology from the
ROC to the Early PRC
Virtual       4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Arunabh Ghosh, Harvard University"Experts from The Old Society": The Experience ofHydropower Engineers Across 1949
Xiangli Ding, Rhode Island School of Design
Earthwork Methods on Huai River: Engineering theWaterscape and the Rise of a New Labor Regime
Yujie Li, University of Chicago
The 1954 Flood, Sanitation Campaign, and the ReMaking of Medical Infrastructure in Early Communist
China
Yue Liang, State University of New York, Binghamton
Discussant(s):Arunabh Ghosh, Harvard University

Re-Claiming A World Classic? The Back Translation of
Arthur Waley's The Tale of Genji
Isabelle Lavelle, Nihon University

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PANEL H-V59

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Indigenous and Non-Binary Gendering in
the Performing Arts of East and Southeast
Asia
Virtual       4:00PM-5:30PM
Chaired by Mayco Santaella, Sunway University

Recontextualizing the Third Gender: Contemporary
Performance Platforms for the Bayasa in Central
Sulawesi, Indonesia
Mayco Santaella, Sunway University
Onstage Filipino Male "Homonormativity," Non-binary
Gendering, and the Consequences of a Globalized
LGBTQ+
Ricardo Trimillos, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Indigenous Adju, Chinese Tongzhi, and the Globalized
LGBTQ+: Asserting Indigenous Gender Identity inContemporary Taiwan
Yuan-Yu Kuan, Academia Sinica

Saturday Sessions 6:00PM – 7:30PM
PANEL J01

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

China’s Urbanization from the Inside Out:New Research from Inland Regions
Conv. Center, Room 301B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Jean Oi, Stanford University

Discussant(s):Piper Gaubatz, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Julia Chuang, University of Maryland
Kyle Jaros, University of Notre Dame
Nick R. Smith, Barnard College

PANEL J05

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

From Minguore to Mao-merobilia: The
Politics and Mechanics of Nostalgia in
Modern China
Conv. Center, Room 311        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Enhua Zhang, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst

Immersive Nostalgia in China
Enhua Zhang, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Homo Fluorsparsus: Insoluble Connection andUnreliable Nostalgia between Socialist and PostSocialist Mining Zones
Ruiyi Zhu, University of Cambridge

Ambivalent Nostalgia: Commemorating Zhiqing in the
Jianchuan Museum Complex
Lisheng Zhang, Peking University
Discussant(s):Matthew D. Galway, Australian National University

PANEL J06

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Regional Responses to China's Geopolitical
Assertiveness in Asia
Conv. Center, Room 316C        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Jacques deLisle, University ofPennsylvania

Stand up like a Taiwanese! PRC Coercion and Public
Preferences for ResistanceJa Ian Chong, National University of Singapore
Made in 2025: China's Ambitions for Global Dominance inHigh-Tech Industries
Lami Kim, US Army War College
Does External Threat Unify? Chinese Pressure andDomestic Politics in Taiwan and South Korea
Christopher Carothers, University of Pennsylvania
Preservation of Autonomy: Diplomatic Procedures,
Alliance Politics, U.S.-China Competition
Ayumi Teraoka, Princeton University
Discussant(s):Jacques deLisle, University of Pennsylvania

PANEL J07

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Law and Community in Early Imperial China:
Historiographical Rhetoric and Social
Practice
Conv. Center, Room 316B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Erica Brindley, Pennsylvania State
University

The Harmonization of Li 禮 and Fa 法 under the Han:
Ritual, Myth, and Historiography
Filippo Marsili, Saint Louis University
Individual Responsibility in the Qin and Early Han
Empires
Rebecca Robinson, Hong Kong Baptist University
Rethinking “Contracts” during the Qin-Han Period
The Central Government and the Six Eastern States: A
New Perspective from the Qin Qianling Slips
Yifei You, National Chung Hsing University

From Grassroots Nostalgia to Official Memory: Red
Relics in Contemporary China
Emily Williams, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

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PANEL J11

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Remapping Inner Asia and the Himalayas
through Buddhist Networks (16th to 19th
centuries): Possibilities and Challenges

Transnationalism at Cinema’s Edges

Conv. Center, Room 323B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Brenton Sullivan, Colgate University

Discussant(s):Sangseraima Ujeed, University of Michigan"Baatra" ErdeneBaatar Erdene-Ochir, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara
Uranchimeg Ujeed, University of Cambridge

PANEL J09

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

What Is Queer About Asia Now?

Conv. Center, Room 313C        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Shana Ye, University of Toronto
ScarboroughDiscussant(s):Shana Ye, University of Toronto ScarboroughRichard Tran, Ca’Foscari University of Venice
Howard Chiang, University of California, Davis

PANEL J10

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Politics of Farming in a Global Asia:
Resituating Contemporary Agrarian Social
Movements
Conv. Center, Room 308B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Steve Ruiz, California State University,
Northridge

Divergent Mediations: Diasporic Mediations ofIdeological Difference in the Farmers Protest Movement
Randeep Singh Hothi, University of Michigan
On "Hijacking a Protest"
Rajbir Singh Judge, California State University, Long
Beach

Conv. Center, Room 306A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Markus Nornes, University of Michigan
Exile at the Edges
Markus Nornes, University of Michigan
When Currents Collide: Chinese Independent Cinema
and Japan
Tamako Akiyama, Kanagawa University
Southeast Asian Cinematic Urbanisms
Jasmine Trice, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):Zhen Zhang, New York University

PANEL J12

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Infrastructures of Urban Life Yet-to-Come:(Session II, Time & Temporality)
Conv. Center, Room 323C        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Sarah Moser, McGill University

Between Futures Foretold and Futures On-Hold:
Infrastructural Promise, Temporal Navigation, andEconomic Calculation in a New Yangon
Courtney Wittekind, Harvard University(Il)licit Urbanism and the Banality of Life in a City Yet-tocome
Jessica DiCarlo, University of British Columbia
Speed and Suspension: Urban China's Fitful Lurch into
the Future
Tim Oakes, University of Colorado Boulder
The Biopolitics of Hybridity: How Chinese Speculative
Fictions Anticipate and Materialize the Smart City
Dan Luo, University of South Carolina

The Farmers’ Protest in the Diaspora: Exploring
Legacies of Political Movements in the South Asian
Diaspora
Amrit Deol, California State University, Fresno
The Turning of Time: Politics and Uncertainty in the
Indian Farmers' Protest
Megha Sharma Sehdev, Concordia University
Discussant(s):Aditya Mohan Bahl, Johns Hopkins University

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PANEL J15

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Vernacular Narratives within Micro
Communities in Asia (China, Japan, Nepal,
and Singapore)

The Social Lives of Asian Infrastructure: A
Roundtable on Methodology

Conv. Center, Room 304A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Zoe S. Kwok, Princeton University Art
MuseumDesigning for Sustainable Communities: A HumanCentered Approach in Nepal
Han-Peng Ho, Singapore Management University
Queer Vernacular Photography in Singapore 1965-1985
Andrew Ng, Nanyang Technological University
Searching for Liang Zhu: Diasporic Communities andthe Renarration of a Chinese Legend
Weng San Sit
The Curious Case of Oshima: Negotiating Personal
Memories and Shared Histories Through Public Art
Michelle Lim, Nanyang Technological University
Discussant(s):Zoe S. Kwok, Princeton University Art Museum

PANEL J14

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Memorialization from the Margins:
Alternative Memories of the Japanese
EmpireConv. Center, Room 312        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Jeff E. Long, Bloomsburg University ofPennsylvania
Affective Remembering and Historical Inquiry into theJapanese Empire: Reading Dictee and Underground
VillageChong Eun Ahn, Central Washington University

Conv. Center, Room 301A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Christina Schwenkel, University ofCalifornia, Riverside

Discussant(s):Rashmi Sadana, George Mason University
Christina Schwenkel, University of California, Riverside
Tarini Bedi, University of Illinois Chicago
Julie Chu, University of Chicago
Agnieszka Joniak-Luthi, Fribourg University

PANEL J17

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

A Spiritual Turn: East Asian Shamanism in
the Colonial Past and the Global Present
Conv. Center, Room 305A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Jeehey Kim, University of Arizona

Korean Shamans in Photography from the 1930s to
1970s
Jeehey Kim, University of Arizona
Shamanship as Female Means of Revenge: Cinematic
Representation of Korean Shamans in the 1970s and
1980s
Yun-Jong Lee, Dongguk University
The Figure of the Female Shaman as a Strategy inContemporary Japanese Literature: Women Writers,
Zainichi Koreans, and Mythology
Healing the Collective Wounds: Shamanism and Dondon
Hounwm's Art
Chu-Chiun Wei, Chung Yuan Christian University
Discussant(s):Laurel Kendall, American Museum of Natural History

Recovering the Ex-Repatriate Voice: Rethinking theContextualizations of Muraoka Koumiko
Nicholas Lambrecht, Osaka University
Labor, Affect, and Resistance in Theresa Hak Kyung
Cha's Dictee
Nobuko Yamasaki, Lehigh University
Discussant(s):Christopher Lowy, Macalester College

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PANEL J18

PANEL J20

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

From Retro to Newtro: Reappropriating
the Cruel Optimism of Orientalism in
Korean, Chinese, and American Media andLiterature

Tactile Meanings in Japanese Buddhist
Visual Culture

Conv. Center, Room 308A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Haerin Shin, Korea University

Retro Goes Newtro: Reappropriating the Anxiety of
Influence in Space Sweepers
Haerin Shin, Korea University
Orientalism as a Revitalizing Novum for New Wave
Science Fiction
Sang-Keun Yoo, University of California, Riverside
Inappropriate Attires: Art of Dressing, Passing, andFeeling in Pachinko and Sunny-San
Minyoung Park, University of Oregon
Nonhuman Cultural Cognition: Comparing the Framesof AI Representation in China and the U.S.
Jiaqi Wang, Korea University

PANEL J19

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Things on the Move: The Circulation ofMaterial Knowledge across Premodern
Asia

Conv. Center, Room 303A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Yoshiko Okuyama, University of Hawaiʻi
at Hilo
A Counterfeit Emperor Scented in Dragon Brain:
Maritime Silk Road and the Social Construction of
Aromatics in the Late Tang
Linda Feng, University of Toronto

Conv. Center, Room 324        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Kristopher W. Kersey, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles

Wood and Stone and Memory in the Iconography of theGorintōHank Glassman, Haverford College
The Touch of Buddhist Icons: Body, Identity, and Memory
in an Edo Period Portrait Painting
Miriam Chusid, University of Washington
Feeling the Dead's Letters: Fragmented Paper, Embodied
Calligraphy, and Buddhist Death Rituals
Halle O'Neal, University of Edinburgh
Escaping and Embracing the “Haptic” in Japanese Art
History
Kristopher W. Kersey, University of California, Los
Angeles

PANEL J21

Area of Study: Japan(In)Dispensable: Citizenship and Marginality
in JapanConv. Center, Room 323A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Michael Sharpe, York College / CUNY
Discussant(s):Yulia Frumer, Johns Hopkins University
Kathryn Goldfarb, University of Colorado Boulder
Hilary Holbrow, Indiana University Bloomington
Tristan Ivory, ILR - Cornell University
Kristin Roebuck, Cornell University

The Power of the Smell: Camphor, Incense-making, andHealing in Medieval China
Yan Liu, SUNY Buffalo
Stone, Stonemasons, and Stone Monuments: Migrant
Chinese Artisans in Medieval Japan
Yiwen Li, City University of Hong Kong
The Cosmogonic Meaning of the Three-Hare Circle andIts Variations
Mariachiara Gasparini, University of Oregon
Discussant(s):Hyunhee Park, City University of New York, John Jay
College

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PANEL J22

PANEL J27

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Korea

Japanese Social Movements in Difficult
Times

Strange Bedfellows: K-pop, State
Intervention, and Media in South Korea

Parental Child-Care Responsibilities During theCoronavirus Pandemic: The Challenges Facing Japan's
Parenting Movement During the COVID-19 Era
Evan Koike, University of British Columbia

Music between Censors and Sanctions: People's song
(minjung kayo) and K-pop in Contemporary Protest
CultureSusan Hwang, Indiana University-Bloomington

Just Say NOlympics—Didn't Work!: Connecting Tokyo
2020ne, Atomic Commemorations, Peace, Article 9,
3.11 and Minorities Movements
Millie Creighton, University of British ColumbiaSounds beyond the Currents: The Impact of the South
Korean Government on Musical Diversity of K-Pop
Wonseok Lee, Ohio State University

Conv. Center, Room 316A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Millie Creighton, University of British
Columbia

The Politics of Freelance Work in Japan During the
COVID-19 Crisis
Robin O'Day, University of Northern Georgia
Jamaican Dancehall "Slackness": A Japanese Youth
Subculture of Resistance and Identities Reformulation
Paul Hansen, Hokkaido University
Discussant(s):Kiwa Nakano, Daito Bunka University

PANEL J24

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

What Ifs: East Asian Alternate Histories

Conv. Center, Room 314        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Bruce Suttmeier, Lewis & Clark College
Strangely Familiar: The Futility of Japanese Alternate
Histories
Michael P. Cronin, College of William & Mary
Troubling History: Hata Ikuhiko and Counterfactual
Pasts
Bruce Suttmeier, Lewis & Clark College

Conv. Center, Room 313A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Katherine In-Young Lee, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles

Burning Sun: A Tale of Politics, Pop Stars, andProsecutors
Cedarbough Saeji, Pusan National University
Discussant(s):Katherine In-Young Lee, University of California, Los
Angeles

PANEL J28

Area of Study: South Asia

Reassessing Green Revolution in the Era ofFarmer Protests in India
Conv. Center, Room 315        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Akhil Gupta, University of California, Los
Angeles
India's Green Revolution Universities
Prakash Kumar, Pennsylvania State University
Filling Hungry Bodies: The Long Shadow of Colonialism
and the Triumphant Tale of the Green Revolution in India
Richa Kumar, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Green, Red: Revolutions in Punjab, 1960s-70s
Aditya Mohan Bahl, Johns Hopkins University

Borrowed Place, Borrowed History: Hong Kong
Literature and Global Historical Imaginations Without
the Nation-State
Wayne CF Yeung, Pennsylvania State University

Green Revolution in the "Core" and the "Periphery":
The Politics of Regionalism and Uneven (Ecological)
Development in India
Divya Sharma, University of Sussex

Reacting to the Past: Historical Contingency in RolePlaying Games
Yidi Wu, Elon University

Discussant(s):Akhil Gupta, University of California, Los Angeles

Discussant(s):Rebecca Suter, University of Sydney

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PANEL J29

PANEL J32

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Fractured: Thinking with Fragments inSoutheast Asia

Love, Beauty, and Community: Women in
VietnamConv. Center, Room 313B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Dimas Romadhon, University ofWashington

From Biosecurity to Bioterrorism: Measles-Rubella
Immunization, Halal Vaccine, and Fragmented
Securitization in Indonesia
Dimas Romadhon, University of Washington
The Age of the World Coming: the Fragmentation ofGod's Continental Empire and its Rebirth as a New
Island Paradise
Adrian Ellis Alarilla, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Beyond Power and Exploitation: Reconsidering Igorot
Shows in the American Empire
Caroline Tacata Baicy, University of Hawaiʻi at
Mānoa
Engaging “Other-entities”: Community, Environment,
and the Pursuit of Energy Justice in Indonesia

Conv. Center, Room 305B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Madeleine Aitchison, University of Ottawa
Romance, Marriage, and Love in the Works of Phan ThịBạch Vân
Madeleine Aitchison, University of Ottawa
Beauty, Science, and Betrayal: Cosmetics in Vietnam,
1920-1940
Christina Firpo, California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
Women Encountering Domestic Violence in Northern
VietnamLynn Kwiatkowski, Colorado State University
Discussant(s):Merav Shohet, Boston University

PANEL J33

Discussant(s):Celia Lowe, University of Washington, Seattle

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

PANEL J30

Conv. Center, Room 307A        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Nicole Karapanagiotis, Rutgers University

Buddhist Imaginaries and Politics of Mid20th Century Southeast Asia

Caste for Muslim Unity: Arains and Islam in the Electoral
Politics of Late Colonial India
Ashish Koul, Northwestern University

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Conv. Center, Room 303B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Anne Hansen, University of WisconsinMadison
The Politics of Embodiment: Making Khmer Buddhist
Kingdom and Kingship at the 2500th Anniversary
Theara Thun, Kyoto University
Buddhism in the Borderlands: Minh Đăng Quang, theMendicant Order, and the Creation of a CambodianVietnamese/ Mahayana-Theravada Amalgamation
Shawn McHale, George Washington University
Temporality and History in 1950s Theravada Buddhism
Anne Hansen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Discussant(s):Anne M. Blackburn, Cornell University

Religion, Caste, and Sovereignty in Southand Southeast Asia

Creating a World of Sound: The Sonic Imaginaire of
Tibetan Buddhist Tantra
Adam C. Liddle, University of Virginia
Deferred Sovereignty: Constitution-Making in thePhilippines under American Rule, 1934-1935
Jonathan Victor C. Baldoza, Princeton University
Rāmānuja and the Exclusion of Śūdras
Manasicha Akepiyapornchai, Cornell University
The Centrality of Village Authorities in Citizenship
Provision Gatekeeping: Gender Discrimination in
Citizenship Eligibility in Rural Myanmar
Erin L. McAuliffe, University of Michigan
Trading Soteriology for "Spirituality": The Brahma Kumaris
and the Fashioning of a Self-Help Monasticism
Nicole Karapanagiotis, Rutgers University

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PANEL J34

PANEL J-V36

Area of Study: South Asia, Southeast Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Local Cultures, Media, and Women’s
Writing

Manchu Pedagogy and Cross-Cultural
Exchange in the 21st Century: A Roundtable
to Honor Dr. Gertraude Roth-Li

Conv. Center, Room 307B        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Lezhi Wang, National University ofSingapore
Ghost Stories: Memory and Hauntings in Vietnamese
Diasporic Writing
Ashwiny O. Kistnareddy, University of Cambridge
Jungle Sisterhood: Crossing Borneo’s Ecological Front
and Colonial Memories in Women Conservationists'
Writings
Lezhi Wang, National University of Singapore
The Dhamma in the Details: Design Activism and theVisualization of New Political Futures during Thailand's
Interregna
Taylor Lowe, University of Chicago

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by He Bian, Princeton University

Discussant(s):Mark Elliott, Harvard University
Loretta E. Kim, The University of Hong Kong
Ning Chia, Central College
David C. Porter, McGill University

PANEL J-V37

Area of Study: Digital Technology

Digital Technologies for Co-Creation and
Collaboration: Overcoming Barriers in the
Use of Asian Studies Resources

The Spectre of the Psychiatrist in 1990s Queer IndianMedia

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Akihiro Kameda, National Museum ofJapanese History

PANEL J-V35

Discussant(s):Akihiro Kameda, National Museum of Japanese
History
Yuta Hashimoto, National Museum of Japanese
History
Prananda Malasan, Bandung Institute of Technology,
Indonesia
Soyo Takahashi, University of the Ryukyus

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Engendering Social Networks: Women's
Writing, Publications, and Professional
Engagement in Modern China

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Christian Henriot, Aix-Marseille University
Whose Social Networks? Framing Qing and Republican
Women's Literary Collections
Grace Fong, McGill University
Transformations of Talented Women's Social Networks
from the Late Qing to the Republican Era
Ling-ling Lien, Academia Sinica
Ms. Science and Ms. Democracy? Women's Networks
in the Jiusan Study Society (1940s-1990s)
Henrike Rudolph, University of Göttingen
Discussant(s):Christian Henriot, Aix-Marseille University

PANEL J-V38

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Mediating Colonial and Revolutionary Past:
Filmic and Literary Exchange in Cold War
East Asia
Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Pei-yin Lin, University of Hong Kong

Colonial Legacy and Cold War Imagination: "Asia" andEmotion in South Korean Cinema in the 1950s-1960s
Su Yun Kim, University of Kong Kong
Between Anticommunism and Decolonization:
Representations of Japan in Taiwanese Films
1950s-1960s
Pei-yin Lin, University of Hong Kong
The Dialectics of Betrayal: Ideological Re-orientation(tenkō) in Postcolonial Taiwanese Fiction
Revolutionary Literature Went Abroad: Vietnam's White
Dress and Its Imprint in Japan and South Korea
Khue Do, Ho Chi Minh University of Social Sciencesand Humanities
Discussant(s):Leo Ching, Duke University

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PANEL J-V39

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Narrating the Self: Translation,
Deconstruction, and Transcendence in
Sinophone Cinema and Literature

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Chialan Sharon Wang, Oberlin College
Self-Translation: Eileen Chang's “The Spyring” and “Se,Jie”
Jessica Tsui-yan Li, York University
Affect, Body, and Female Subjectivity in Ann Hui’s The
Golden Era
Chialan Sharon Wang, Oberlin College
Reconstructing the Self in Ruins in Jia Zhangke's StillLife
Hsiu-Chuang Deppman, Oberlin College
From Inner Space to Outer-space: Self-exploration in
Neuromancer, Ghost in the Shell, and The Wandering
Earth
Jack Leong, York University
Discussant(s):Carole H.F Hoyan, The Chinese University of HongKong

PANEL J-V40

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Initiative for the Study of Asian Catholics

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Michel Chambon, National University ofSingapore
Presenters:
Bernardo Brown, International Christian University

PANEL J-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The 21st Century Great Game: The Battle
for Connectivity and Hegemony in the IndoPacific
Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Shiblee N. Noman, University of Dhaka

The Indo-Japan Strategic Partnership, the Belt andRoad Initiative, and the Geopolitics of Connectivity andCompetition
Minhaj A. Khan, Jawaharlal Nehru University
The Tussle for Health Supremacy in the Indo-PacificAtmaja Gohain Baruah, National University ofSingapore

Connectivity and Competition: Thailand's Position in
China-Japan Rivalry During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Narut Charoensri, Chiang Mai University
Emerging Trends in the Indo-Pacific and China's Role
Tahera Daud, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Discussant(s):Shiblee N. Noman, University of Dhaka
Narut Charoensri, Chiang Mai University

PANEL J-V42

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

CoronAsur: Asian Religions in the Covidian
Age
Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Erica M. Larson, National University ofSingapore
Discussant(s):Carola Lorea, National University of Singapore
Natalie Lang, University of Erfurt
Emily Hertzman, Independent Scholar
Varuni Bhatia, Azim Premji University
Nurhaizatul Jamil, Harvard Divinity School
Weishan Huang, Hong Kong Shue Yan University

PANEL J-V43

Area of Study: Japan

Creating Global Cities of the Future: An
Experiment in Virtual Student Exchange
between the University of Pittsburgh andKonan University

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Elizabeth Oyler, University of Pittsburgh
Discussant(s):Shari Yamamoto, Konan University
Leslie A. Smedley, University of Pittsburgh

PANEL J-V44

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Intersecting Powers in the Staging andRepresentation of Cambodian Performing
Arts
Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Stephanie Khoury, Tufts University

Discussant(s):Celia Tuchman-Rosta, CUNY York College
Phloeun Prim, Cambodian Living Arts
Tiffany Lytle, University of California, Santa Barbara
Amanda Rogers, Swansea University
Marylou Cler, Université de Lausanne

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PANEL J-V45

PANEL J-V48

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Traditions of Scholarship in Mainland
Southeast Asia, Part 2Southeast Asia and the Cultural Cold War

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Cheryl Yin, University of California,
Berkeley
Discussant(s):Marie Aberdam, Institut National des Langues etCivilisations Orientales
Janet Sturgeon, Simon Fraser University

PANEL J-V46

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Methods and Concepts in China-India
Studies: Humanities
Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Tansen Sen, New York University
ShanghaiDiscussant(s):Jessica Zu, University of Southern California
Dornsife
Anup Grewal, University of Toronto, ScarboroughYasser Nasser, University of Chicago
Jinah Kim, Harvard University

PANEL J-V47

Area of Study: Japan

Chrysanthemum with Nine Lives?
Longevity and Diversity in the JapaneseImperial Institution
Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Hirokazu Yoshie, Soka University

Negotiating Names: A 757 CE Policy Change for
Foreign Subjects in Kōken's Court
Nadia Kanagawa, Furman University
Persistence and Resilience: The Nyoin Institution
and Female Contributions to the Continuation of
Monarchical Power in Early Medieval Japan
Sachiko Kawai, National Institutes for the
Humanities/ National Museum of Japanese History
Katsura and Shugakuin: Competing Visions of an Early
Modern Court
Lee Butler

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Darlene Machell Espena, Singapore
Management University

Choreographing the Nation: Royal Court Dance inCambodia's Cold War Diplomacy in Asia, 1953-1970
Darlene Machell Espena, Singapore Management
University
Cold War Suspicion and Anxiety in the 1960s and 1970s
Western and War Movies of FPJ
Elmo Gonzaga, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Sport and Cold War Culture in Thailand and Southeast
Asia: Establishing the Southeast Asian Peninsular (SEAP)
Games, 1959
Simon Creak, Nanyang Technological University
The Postcolonial Cold War in Southeast Asian Literature:
Between Past and Present
Sandeep Singh, University of New South WalesPANEL J-V49

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Deathscape Discourses in Urbanizing
Southeast Asia: Rituals, History, andHeritage

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Imran bin Tajudeen, National University ofSingapore
I Don't Want to Become a Hungry Ghost
Kit Ying Lye, Singapore University of Social Sciences
Ritual of Death in Mengeruda, Flores
Toetik Koesbardiati, Universitas Airlangga
Delta Bayu Murti, Universitas Airlangga
Bones, Graves, and Memory: Tracing an Ancient
Settlement through Deathscapes in Kampung Peneleh
Pandean Surabaya
Exalted Graves in Singapore as Urban Palimpsests andCultural Sites
Imran bin Tajudeen, National University of Singapore

Ideology into Democratic Life: Conservative Efforts to
Restore the Imperial Rescript on Education (kyōiku
chokugo) in Postwar Japan, 1964-1989
Hirokazu Yoshie, Soka University
Discussant(s):Kate Nakai, Sophia University

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PANEL J-V50

PANEL J-V52

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Memory in Space: Creatively Imagining and
Living Japanese Landscapes

Developmental Aesthetics: Representing
Railways and Extraction in Modern China

The Impact of Popular Prints: The Creative Processof Depicting Meisho-e (Landscape Paintings) in Early
Modern and Modern Japan
Ryoko Matsuba, Sainsbury Institute for the Study ofJapanese Arts and Cultures

Shiyou Wenxue: Chinese Petro-literature and "Iron Men"Nathaniel K. Isaacson, North Carolina State University

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM

A Study of Formalized Composition of Landscapes inTokushima, Japan, Through Photos Posted on SNS
Akihiro Tsukamoto, University of Tokushima
Idealized Landscapes and the Future Sustainability ofJapanese Mountains
Junzo Uchiyama, Kanazawa University
Thinking Landscape Through Rupture in Rural
Japan: Uncertain Futures and Fractured Space in a
Depopulated Upland Community
Oscar Wrenn, Kobe University

   Virtual    6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Nathaniel K. Isaacson, North Carolina
State University

Her Locomotive: Tian Guiying and the Making of the First
Female Train Driver in Socialist China
Aolan Mi, Indiana University
Railway Guerilla and Second World War Stories in China
Bingbing Shi, University of Cambridge
Poverty as Landscape: On Qu Qiubai's and Xu Zhimo's
Railway Journeys to Soviet Russia in the 1920s
Siyi Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Wisconsin-Madison

PANEL J-V51

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Resounding Taiwan (I): Musical
Articulations Beyond Identity

Virtual        6:00PM-7:30PM
Chaired by Ming-yen Lee, Nanyang Academy of Fine
Arts
Highway Nine Musical Stories: Musicking of TaiwaneseIndigenous People at Home and in the National Concert
Hall
Chun-Bin Chen, Taipei National University of the Arts
A Quest for Taiwan Guoyue: The Taipei ChineseOrchestra and the Making of Taiwanese Musical Identity
Ming-yen Lee, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
Voice and Dissensus in Taiwanese Indigenous
Contemporary Art
DJ Hatfield, National Taiwan University

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Sunday Sessions 9:00AM – 10:30AM
PANEL K01
Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The State of Academic Freedom andCensorship in Asia

Conv. Center, Room 301B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Discussant(s):Stefani Nugroho, Atma Jaya Catholic University ofIndonesia
Jeffrey Kingston, Temple University Japan
Paul Schuler, University of Arizona

PANEL K03

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Stories of Stones in Middle Period China
Conv. Center, Room 301A        9:00AM-10:30AM

Stone Stele as Time Capsule: The Afterlife of a Tang
Stele in the Jin Dynasty
Xin Wen, Princeton University
Engraving Financial Negotiations on Temple Stelae inSouthern Song China
Zoe Shan Lin, Ithaca College
Antiquarian Inscription in Northern Song China
Jeffrey Moser, Brown University
Tang Parents Mourning their Children: A Case Study of"Epitaph for Zhongshang Daughter Guangniangzi"
Ping Yao, California State University, Los Angeles

PANEL K05

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Northern Wei Dynasty as
Cosmopolitan Empire

PANEL K06

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Architectural Simulacra: Translation inSpace, Time, and Medium

Conv. Center, Room 323A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Vimalin Rujivacharakul, University of
Delaware
The Material Turn and Shifting Conceptions of the Afterlife
in Ming Tombs
Aurelia Campbell, Boston College
The New Architectural Wonder: Reproducing the Nanjing
Yangzi River Bridge in Mao-era China
Yifan Li, Ohio State University
From Imperial Ruins to National Futures: Reproducing theYuanming Yuan as Theme Parks
Patricia J. Yu, Kenyon College
Picturing the City of Others: Chinatown as Architecture of
Displacement
Jun Hu, University of California, Berkeley
Discussant(s):Vimalin Rujivacharakul, University of Delaware

PANEL K07

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Social Insurance in China: New Insights,
New Questions

Conv. Center, Room 322A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Jie Cheng, University of British Columbia
Discussant(s):Xian Huang, Rutgers, The State University of New
JerseyJiwei Qian, National University of Singapore
Wei Cui, University of British Columbia

Conv. Center, Room 323C        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Andrew Chittick, Eckerd College
Changing Notions of Gender in the Context of Sixthcentury Cosmopolitanism
Stephanie Balkwill, University of California, Los
Angeles
The Emperor, His Grandmother, and the Architect: The
Stele at the Temple of Radiant Blessings
Gil Raz, Dartmouth College
Rethinking the Buddhist Elements in the Tombs ofNorthern Wei
Life of the Sogdians in the Late Northern Wei: A Study
Based on Sixth-Century Stone Carvings
Jin Xu, Vassar College

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PANEL K08

PANEL K11

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Empires and Criminals: Can Convict
Politics in the Past Shed Light on the
Present?

After Images: Redrawing Sensation,
Corporeality, and Nationhood in Modern East
Asia

Conv. Center, Room 322B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Criminalizing the Bureaucrats: Performance Legitimacy
and Collective Lies in Early Imperial China (221BCE-25
CE)
Liang Cai, University of Notre Dame
Adultery Laws and Biopolitics in the Early Chinese andRoman Empires
Yunxin Li, Stanford University
Parallel Worlds: Alternative Narratives of Imprisoned
Officials in Ming China (1368-1644)
Greek Prisons in the Roman Empire: Law, Space, andImperial Interaction in the Eastern Mediterranean (Firstand Second Century CE)
Marcus Folch, Columbia University

PANEL K10

Area of Study: China and Inner AsiaClass as Classification in the People’s
Republic of China

Conv. Center, Room 318A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Hangping Xu, University of California,
Santa Barbara

White Gold: Ammonium Sulfate Production and the Soil
Crisis in Yi Pungmyŏng's Factory Literature
Vanessa Baker, University of California, Irvine
Imperial Acousmetre: Writings of the Acoustical Society ofJapan before and after 1945
Alex Murphy, University of Chicago
Mediatic Cosmology: Taki Kōji’s Phenomenology of the
Gaze
Junnan Chen, Princeton University
Love on the Silver Screen: Ballroom Dance, Revolutionary
Youth, and the Invention of "Romance" in Socialist
Chinese Cinema, 1949-1967
Yiyang Hou, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):Hangping Xu, University of California, Santa Barbara

Conv. Center, Room 308A        9:00AM-10:30AM

PANEL K12Class Enemies into People: The Discourse and Practiceof Reforming "Landlords" and "Rich Peasants"
Mark Czellér, University of Oxford

Asian Olympiads: Athletes, Actors &Audiences on The World StageA Matter That Cannot Be Solved By Statistics: Class
Investigation in Socialist Enterprises
Puck Engman, University of California, Berkeley

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Conv. Center, Room 318B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Tarryn L. Chun, University of Notre Dame

Telling the Truth about Class
Aminda Smith, Michigan State University

Olympic Affect: Sport as Performance on the Mega-EventStage
Claire Conceison, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology"The Iron Man" and "The Painless Hospital": Class
Education in Mao-era Operation Theatres
Wankun Li, University of Strathclyde

Superheroes on Ice: A New Olympic Masculinity for Asianand Asian American Male Figure Skaters
John B. Weinstein, Bard College at Simon's Rock
Performance of (Anti-)Racism and the Tokyo Olympics in2020
Yoshiko Fukushima, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
Technology, Excess, and the Beijing Olympics Opening
Ceremonies in 2008 and 2022
Tarryn L. Chun, University of Notre Dame
Discussant(s):Susan Brownell, University of Missouri-St. Louis136

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PANEL K15

PANEL K19

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Multi-Imperial Asian City II: Conflictand Competition in Late and Post-Colonial
Urban Asia

“Something in the Air”: Between the
Mundane and the Catastrophic in Asian
AtmosphereConv. Center, Room 303A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Taoyu Yang, University of California,
IrvineMulti-Imperial Entanglements under the Tianjin
Provisional Government, 1900-1902
Taoyu Yang, University of California, Irvine

Development of Urban Space of Extraterritoriality Under
the Cold War: The Case of a Market Town in Colonial
Hong Kong in 1946-1970
Anthony H.F Li, University of Hong Kong

Conv. Center, Room 307A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Seo Young Park, Scripps College

Filtering the World: The Mother as Sensor in South Korea
Bonnie Tilland, Yonsei University
Ambiguity, Anxiety, and New House Syndrome in SouthKorea
Seo Young Park, Scripps College
Sandstorms in the Song Dynasty Capital of Kaifeng
Yuan Julian Chen, Duke University“The City of Four Faces” Phnom Penh as a MultiImperial City
William Noseworthy, Cornell University

Harnessing the Stenches of Waste: Bodies as
Environmental Sensors in Contemporary China
Adam Liebman, DePauw University

Discussant(s):Bill Sewell, Saint Mary's University

Discussant(s):Eleana Kim, University of California, Irvine

PANEL K16

PANEL K20

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing"Aesthetic Shock" and the Question of
Idolatry: Thinking About Cultic Objects
Across Traditions

Conv. Center, Room 303B        9:00AM-10:30AMThrough a Monocle, Darkly: Darśana Encounters in the
Short Fiction of Rudyard Kipling
William Elison, University of California, Santa
Barbara"When Beauty Appears": Aesthetic Shock in Miraji's
Urdu Poetry
A. Sean Pue, Michigan State University
Los Chinos No Son Bobos: "Oriental" Objects andObjectification in Afro-Cuban Religions
Elizabeth Pérez, University of California, Santa
BarbaraAesthetic Shock and Iconoclasm in the Post-ayodhya
Work of Rummana Hussain
Karin Zitzewitz, Michigan State University

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Asian Art from Harvard to Honolulu: A
Century of Female Museum Makers

Conv. Center, Room 307B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Sarah Laursen, Harvard Art Museums
Hazy Origins of the Harvard Art Museums: The
Overlooked Gift of Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins Fogg
Sarah Laursen, Harvard Art Museums
The Domestic as Institution: Doris Duke's Collecting
Choices and the Creation of Shangri La
Leslee Katrina Michelsen, Shangri La Museum ofIslamic Art, Culture & Design
Prophetic Vision: Anna Rice Cooke and the Founding of
the Honolulu Museum of Art
Stephen F. Salel, Honolulu Museum of Art
Discussant(s):Leslee Katrina Michelsen, Shangri La Museum ofIslamic Art, Culture & Design

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PANEL K23

PANEL K26

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Encountering Global Asias in Cinema andthe Arts

Decentering "Japanese Art History":
Rethinking Periodization, Geography, andHistoriography

Conv. Center, Room 308B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Mary Zurbuchen

Conv. Center, Room 321A        9:00AM-10:30AM

Asian Violence: The Neoliberal Cinema of South Korea
and Japan
Se Young Kim, Colby College

Modernity Denied: The Erasure of Modern Okinawan
Paintings from Japanese Art History
Eriko Tomizawa-Kay, University of East Anglia

Memories of Love: Doubling Realities and Alternative
Futures in The Cursed Piano and The Song of the Jade
Lily
Wendy Sun, University of California, Santa Barbara"Human Forms" in the Japanese Archipelago:
Decentering Categories of "Religion" and "Art" in
Archaeology, Ethnography, and Art History
Kevin G. Carr, University of Michigan

This is a Trial, Not a Performance: The Saga of Elders’
Drinking Song
Junting Huang, Comparative Literature, Cornell
University

The Origins of Japanese Art: the Jōmon and the Ainu
Hiroko Kato, Tsuru University

Through Twists and Turns, Literally! South Asian Dancein the Inter-Asian Performance Scene in Hawaiʻi
Sai Bhatawadekar, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL K24

Area of Study: Japan

Waka and Gender: Composition and
Reception

Conv. Center, Room 305A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Joshua S. Mostow, University of British
Columbia
Gender and Voice in Illustrated Waka
Joshua S. Mostow, University of British Columbia
Onna no uta: the Power of a Social Construct
Gian Piero Persiani, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

Carved from a Single Block: The Materiality of Wood in
Ainu and Japanese Cultures
Christina M. Spiker, St. Olaf College
Discussant(s):Shinobu Ikeda, Chiba University

PANEL K29

Area of Study: Korea

Artists in Exile and Decentralized Art
Movements in Post-1948 South Korea

Conv. Center, Room 305B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Eunyoung Park, Case Western Reserve
University
Being and Becoming of North-Fleeing Artists (Wolbuk
Jakga)Jinyoung Jin, State University of New York, Stony
Brook

Watching the Romance: Classical Waka inContemporary Manga and Anime
Otilia Milutin, Middlebury College

The Cartography of Economic Landscapes: National
Documentary Paintings and the Representation of Korea's
Interregional Economic Structure
Young Ji Lee, State University of New York, Korea-FIT

Standing in a Spring's Cool Waters: Gender-based
Approaches to Topic in Eikyū hyakushuThomas McAuley, University of Sheffield

Political Expressions in Non-political Art: Lee Ungno in
Exile
Suzie Kim, University of Mary Washington
Why Asia? Memory, Alliance, and the Recent Politics of
the Asia Culture Center, Gwangju
Jiyeon Kim, Montserrat College of Art
Discussant(s):Jungsil Jenny Lee, University of Cincinnati

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PANEL K31

Area of Study: South Asia

Racialization and Anti-Racist Activism inWestern and South Asia
Conv. Center, Room 323B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Discussant(s):Matthew Baxter, Ashoka University
Andrea Wright, College of William & Mary
Purvi Mehta, Colorado College
Neha Vora, Lafayette College
Hafsa Kanjwal, Lafayette College

PANEL K34

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Unsettling Citizenship and Subjecthood

Conv. Center, Room 304A        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Nursyazwani Jamaludin, University ofPennsylvania
Muslim Citizenship in Motion: (un)Becoming Rohingya
Refugees
Nursyazwani Jamaludin, University of Pennsylvania
Growing Home? Karen Refugee Gardeners and the
Scales of Citizenship in Philadelphia
Rebecca Winkler, University of Pennsylvania
Subjects or Citizens? Contemporary Brunei and theLegacy of British Colonialism on Subjecthood andCitizenship
Mu’izz Abdul Khalid, National University of Singapore

The Missing Daughters in Imperial China: Re-estimating
the Survival of Daughters, 1350-1900
Sijie Hu, Renmin University of China
Discussant(s):Stephen R. Platt, University of Massachusetts,
AmherstPANEL K-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Laity and Lay Organizations in Chinese
Religions: New Perspectives from Late
Imperial and Modern China
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Wei Wu, Emory University

Elders of the Jade Altar: Peng Shaosheng (1740–96) as
Historian of Suzhou's Spirit-Writing Altars
Daniel Burton-Rose, Wake Forest University
The Confucian Altars in Late Qing Southwest China: Jin
Bencun (fl.1727–1745) and His Religious Legacies
Jiechen Hu, Hunan University
Islam in the Chinese Religious Landscape: Emergence of
Lay Muslim Organizations and Secularization of Mosque
Leadership in Late Imperial China
Shaodan Zhang, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign
Lay Buddhist Societies and the Rise of Esoteric Buddhism
in Modern China
Wei Wu, Emory University

Discussant(s):Elizabeth Rhoads, Lund University

Discussant(s):Elena Valussi, Loyola University Chicago

PANEL K-V35

PANEL K-V37

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

A Quantitative Economic and Social
History of Ming-Qing China: Manchus,
Mongols, and the Han Chinese

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Yitong Qiu, London School of Economics
and Political Science
Power and Identity of Manchu and Mongol Bannermenin the Qing Era: A Study of Household Economies by
Means of Confiscation Inventory Lists
Yitong Qiu, London School of Economics andPolitical Science
Of Dutch traders, Russian Informants and the Manchu
Emperor's Jesuit Servants: The Birth of Europe's First
Map of Manchuria
Jianyuan Sun, University of Washington, Seattle
Numbers, Fiscal Capacity, and Capacity-Building in
Ming Qing China, 1500-1800
Ziang Liu, London School of Economics and Political
Science

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Hybrid Cosmologies in Early Modern andModern East Asia

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Daniel Said Monteiro, University of Paris
Weather Matters: Personal Networks, Transcultural Ties,
and the Forging of a Meteorological Discourse in Early
Modern China
Qiong Zhang, Wake Forest University
Hybrid Forms of Cosmological Knowledge in Early
Modern Nagasaki
Daniel Said Monteiro, University of Paris
Spiritual Exercises for a Cosmic Empire
Hansun Hsiung, Durham University
Discussant(s):Jing Tsu, Yale University

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PANEL K-V38

PANEL K-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Promotional Media: East Asian Media,
Advertising, and Propaganda

The Japanese Empire's Intra-Imperial
Networks: Case Studies from Colonial
Taiwan and Korea

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by David Humphrey, Michigan State
University

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Jun Uchida, Stanford University

Hanging Up the Speakers: Selling Medicine,Entertainment Flow, and the Emergence of Television
Evelyn Shih, University of Colorado Boulder

Mobilizing Taiwanese Subjects in Japan's Occupation ofSoutheast Asia
Seiji Shirane, City University of New York, City College

Spread the Word: Disseminating the Knowledge (of)Revolution
Laurence Coderre, New York University

The Colonial Character of a Japanese Drug Company
Timothy M. Yang, University of Georgia

A Home for Mr. Everyman: Advertising in Japan's HighGrowth Era
Hannah Airriess, Indiana University-Bloomington
Japanese Surreal Comedy and the Unresolved
Difference of Commercial Television
David Humphrey, Michigan State University

PANEL K-V39

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Publishing and the Political Economy of
Recruitment and Tenure

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Joseph S. Alter, University of Pittsburgh
Discussant(s):Tina Chen, Pennsylvania State University
Charlotte Eubanks, Pennsylvania State University
Hentyle Yapp, New York University
Albert Park, Claremont McKenna College
Youngeun Koo, University of Tübingen

PANEL K-V40

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Opium Smuggling and Intra-Imperial Tensions at the
Manchukuo-Korea Border, 1932-1945
Joseph Seeley, University of Virginia
Empire by Association: Networks of Science, Trade, andRice Agriculture in Colonial Korea
Holly Stephens, University of Edinburgh
Discussant(s):Todd A. Henry, University of California, San Diego

PANEL K-V42

Area of Study: Japan

Foul-ups, Faux pas, and Mishaps: A
Roundtable on Ethnography in Japanese
Religions
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Barbara Ambros, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill

Discussant(s):Michael Dylan Foster, University of California, Davis
Erica Baffelli, The University of Manchester
Jessica Starling, Lewis & Clark College
Shuji Iijima, Kyushu University

The Climate of History in a Planetary Age— A Roundtable with Dipesh Chakrabarty
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Ranu Roychoudhuri, Indian Institute ofTechnology Guwahati
Discussant(s):Dipesh Chakrabarty, The University of Chicago
Greg Anderson, The Ohio State University
Faisal Devji, University of Oxford
Radhika Khosla, University of Oxford
Arvind Elangovan, Wright State University

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PANEL K-V43

PANEL K-V45

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: South Asia

Poetry and Political Engagement in Modern
Japan

Witness to Marvels: Roundtable in Honorof Tony K. Stewart, Winner of the 2021
Coomaraswamy Book Prize

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Marianne Tarcov, McGill University

Officially Licensed Poetry: Hagiwara Sakutaro and the
Poetics of Censorship
Marianne Tarcov, McGill University
Hagiwara Sakutaro and the Politics of Nostalgia
Toshiko Ellis, Nagoya University of Foreign Studies

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Ayesha A. Irani, University of
Massachusetts Boston

Discussant(s):Indrani Chatterjee, University of Texas, Austin
Syed Hyder, University of Texas, Austin
Karen Ruffle, University of Toronto
Tony K. Stewart, Vanderbilt University

Only Yesterday: The Queerness of Cross-Temporal
Identification in Takahashi Mutsuo
Jeffrey Angles, Western Michigan University

PANEL K-V46

HIV and AIDS in the Tanka of Kasugai Ken
Scott Mehl, Colgate University

State Politics, Indigeneity, and Belonging

PANEL K-V44

Area of Study: South Asia

Imagining "Mother Tongue" inContemporary South Asia: Ethnographicand Historical Approaches

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Maria M. Ritzema, College of Du Page
Mother Tongue: On Stage and in Discussion
Christina P. Davis, Western Illinois University
Chaise LaDousa, Hamilton College
Bengali as Mother Tongue: Language Movement andCultural Imaginations in East Pakistan (1947-1956)
Sohini Majumdar, University of Illinois Chicago
Legislating Mother Tongue: Political Debate on the
National Language(s) of Sri Lanka, 1946-1956
Maria M. Ritzema, College of Du Page

Area of Study: South Asia , Southeast Asia
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Alisa Santikarn, University of Cambridge
A Perspective on Economy and Trade of Textiles in Awadh
Under British Colonial Rule
Pietro A. La Vena, University of Turin
Dalit Migrant Politics of Citizenship in West Bengal
Ethnicity beyond Borders: The Historiography of Ngai
Ethnicity and Transnational History during the Turn of the
21st Century
Sally Hy, California State University, Fullerton
The Politics of Indigenous Heritage in Thailand
Alisa Santikarn, University of Cambridge
The Rohingya and Myanmar Indigeneity
Ronan Lee, Loughborough University London
Vietnamese Call to Action Strategies against the French
Coloniser: Moroccan Soldiers’ Desertion of the French
Army in the French-Indochina War

A Tongue in Two Cities: Nation, Identity and the Nepali
Language in Darjeeling and Kathmandu (1920-1965)
Ajapa Sharma, University of Illinois Chicago
Discussant(s):Kathryn Hardy, Ashoka University

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PANEL K-V49

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Connecting People Positively? The
Infrastructure of Mobility in Democratic
India and Socialist Vietnam

Unpacking and Repackaging Japanese
Migrants in the US-Ruled Philippines:
Alternative Perspectives in History and Deep
Film Indexing

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Karine Gagne, University of Guelph

Species, Infrastructure, and Illegibility: Contentious
Road Building in Hemis National Park, India
Karine Gagne, University of Guelph
Smart Infrastructure: Coding Mobility and Tracking
Stones in Hyderabad's Special Economic Zones
Philippe Messier, University of Prince Edward Island

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Michiyo Yoneno-Reyes, University of
Shizuoka

Discussant(s):Ricardo T. Jose, University of the Philippines, Diliman
Patricia O. Afable, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural
History
Hirosi Huzioka, The University of Tokyo
Maria Cynthia B. Barriga, Waseda University

Contested Rights to Mobile Livelihoods in Urban
Vietnam: The Struggles and Negotiations of Street
Vendors and Informal Motorbike Delivery Drivers on
Hanoi's Streets
Sarah Turner, McGill University

PANEL K-V50

Negotiating State Infrastructural Inputs from the
Ground-Up in Upland Northern Vietnam
Jean Michaud, Université Laval

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Eugenia Lean, Columbia University

PANEL K-V48

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Islam, Religious Authority, and New Mediain Indonesia

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Claire-Marie Hefner, Fordham University
Virtualizing Worship: Indonesian Muslim Views andPractices of the Online Friday Prayers and Sermon
during the Coronavirus Pandemic
Muhamad Ali, University of California, Riverside
Carving an Inclusive Online Learning Space Under
Constraints: A Study of Minority Shi'i Women's Digital
Da'wa in Indonesia
Siti Sarah Muwahidah, University of Edinburgh
Morality, Religious Authority, and the Digital Edge:
Indonesian Muslim School Girls Online
Claire-Marie Hefner, Fordham University

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Technology in Asia as an Emerging Field
Discussant(s):Aleksandra Kobiljski, French National Center for
Scientific Research (CNRS)
Suzanne Moon, University of Oklahoma
Annapurna Mamidipudi, Max Planck Institute for theHistory of Science
Aparajith Ramnath, University of Ahmedabad
Joseph S. Alter, University of Pittsburgh

PANEL K-V51

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Methods and Concepts in China-India
Studies: Social Sciences
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Mark W. Frazier, New School

Discussant(s):Manjusha Nair, George Mason University
Tiasangla Longkumer, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Selina Ho, National University of Singapore

Humor, Piety, and Masculinity: The Role of Digital
Platforms in Aiding "Conversations" Between Islamic
Preachers and Waria in Indonesia
Amirah Fadhlina, Boston University

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PANEL K-V55

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Korea

New Approaches to the Study of Early
Modern Artistic Production in Japan,
Focusing on Ihara Saikaku

Decolonizing Korean Studies? (1)Decentering the Hegemonic Production ofEurocentric Knowledge on “Decolonizing”

Conv. Center, Room 301B        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Radu Leca, Ruprecht Karls Universität
Heidelberg
The Auspicious and Sacred Dimensions of Saikaku's
Scribal Persona
Radu Leca, Ruprecht Karls Universität Heidelberg
New Perspectives on Saikaku's Life of a Sensual Man
Chris Drake, Atomi University

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Youjeong Oh, University of Texas, Austin
Decolonizing Postcolonial Korean Studies
Yoonkyung Lee, University of Toronto
Thinking with Pinks: Decolonial Queer Knowledge
Production in South Korea
Yeong Ran Kim, Sarah Lawrence College

The Mechanisms of Parody in Ihara Saikaku's Fiction
David J. Gundry, University of California, Davis

Towards a Dialectical Abolition: The Emancipatory Politics
of Feminist Uprisings in South Korea
Laam Hae, York University

Rediscovering Saikaku through Western-language
Translations and Modern Adaptations
Chiaki Hatanaka, Keiai University

New Exploitation of an Old Form of “Work”: Exploitation of
Tenant Shopkeepers’ Livelihoods in Seoul
Yewon Lee, University of Tubingen

PANEL K-V54

PANEL K-V56

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Monnin to Bunjin: Re-CenteringIntelligentsia in Heian and Edo Japan

Leviathan at the Margins? Rethinking theColonial State and Plural Society in Burma

Inventing the Early Modern Aesthetics of Fūryū in
Modern Japan
Jingyi Li, University of Arizona

From Fuzzy Borders to Foreign Policy: Transnational
Trade, Governance and Graduated Sovereignty in
Burma's Shan States, 1900-1930
Frances O'Morchoe, BRAC University

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Jillian R. Barndt, University of Southern
California

Dedicated to Confucius: Fujiwara no Yorinaga and the
Sekiten Ceremony
Jillian R. Barndt, University of Southern California
Performing on the Spot: Collaborative Seki-ga (onsite painting) in the Context of Bunjin Networking in
Nineteenth Century Japan
Meiyan Wang, School of Oriental and African
Studies, University of London
Between Court Poet and Shadow Writer: The bun of
Sugawara no Michizane
Niels van der Salm, Leiden University

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Frances O'Morchoe, BRAC University

Indo-Burmese Financial Entanglements: The Bank of
Bengal and the Imperial Bank of India in Burma, 18611963
Tathagata Dutta, Tufts University
Corporate Frontiers: Business, Empire, and Colonial
Legal Pluralism in a Burmese Oil Field, c.1900-1913
Chao Ren, University of Michigan"Heaven Born": Indigenous Civil Servants and the Rise of
Bureaucratic Nationalism in Colonial Burma, 1921-1948
Christian Gilberti, University of California, Berkeley

Discussant(s):Matthew Fraleigh, Brandeis University

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PANEL K-V59

Area of Study: Japan

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Japanese Visual Culture in the Digital
Humanities: Strategies for Engagement,
Accessibility, and Design

Contested Classicism in Modern Transitions:
Chinese Classic-Style Poetry after 1917

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Ellen Sebring, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology
Discussant(s):Carrie Cushman, Wellesley College
Ellen Sebring, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rika Hiro, Scripps College
Shigeru Miyagawa, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology
Steven Geofrey, Northeastern University

PANEL K-V58

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

New Perspectives on the Shanxi
Merchants: Locating Histories ofCapitalism along the Sino-Inner Asian
Frontier
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Kenneth Pomeranz, University of
ChicagoShanxi Merchants across the Ming-Qing Transition
Zhijian Qiao, Amherst College
Shanxi Finance at the Grassroots: Chinese Rotating
Savings And Credit Associations (Roscas) In Historical
Perspective
Matthew Lowenstein, Hoover Institution
The Rise of Baotou in Qing Inner Mongolia: Longdistance Trade, Banking, and Urbanization
Yi Wang, Binghamton University SUNY
Education and Lifeworld in the Post-piaohao Era: The
Histories of Three Private Academies of Merchantbanker Families in Central Shanxi Province, 1895-1937
Luman Wang, University of Massachusetts Boston
Discussant(s):Kenneth Pomeranz, University of Chicago

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM

Sedimentary Pathos and Elaborate Classicism: On Chen
Yinke's “The Elegy of Mr Wang Guantang with a Preface”
Huanyu Yue, Washington University in St LouisThe Global (Un)Making of Socialist Classicism
Chloe Estep, Columbia University
Classical Poetics in Mao Zedong's Yan'an Talks
Yueling Ji, University of Chicago
Revisiting Classical Lyricism in Lu Xun's Xiangling Poems
Ying Xiong, Shanghai Normal University
Discussant(s):Haosheng Yang, Miami University, Ohio

PANEL K-V60

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

East Asia through Looking Glass: Identity
Formation through Representing East Asian
Others in Japanese and Korean Media
Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM

Reporting Taiwan, Rediscovering Japan? Representationsof Taiwan by Conservative Japanese Media as an Identity
Strategy
Ching-Chang Chen, Ryukoku University
How Differently Yomiuri and Sankei Shinbun view the
Sino-Japanese and Asia Pacific Wars: A Study of the
Pacifism and the Commemoration of War Dead Embraced
by Conservative Newspapers in Japan
Shunichi Takekawa, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific
University
The Conservatives' Fear of China and the Shifting
identities of the War Orphans in Japanese News
Magazines
Hye Won Um, Sogang University
When Resolving Historical Issues with Japan becomes
Populism in South Korea: The Role of the Japanese
Image in the Korean Conservative Media's Anti-populist
Discourse Strategy
Whi Chang, Chonbuk National University
Discussant(s):Kosuke Shimize, Ryukoku University

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PANEL K-V61

PANEL L02

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Landscapes of Crisis: Ecologies of Trauma
in East Asian Texts

Virtuous Children and Where to Find
Them: Education and Representations ofYoung People in Chinese Sources Between
Tradition and Modernity

Virtual        9:00AM-10:30AM
Chaired by Nathan Badenoch, Villanova University

Geography and Natural Landscape in the Work of theSouthern Song Poet Jiang Kui
Li E, Susquehanna University
Ethics and Politics for Posterity: The Otherness of the
Post-Triple Disaster Literature
Hisaaki Wake, U. S. Air Force Academy
Becoming Tree, Becoming Girl: Ecocritical Reading ofMadness and Violence in Han Kang and Bae Suah
Monica W. Cho, University of California, Irvine
Natural Disaster and Bodily Trauma: Literary andEcological Microcosms in Two Tang Poems
Thomas Noel, Villanova University
Discussant(s):Nathan Badenoch, Villanova University
Robin Visser, University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill

Conv. Center, Room 322A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Renata Vinci, University of Palermo

Governing the Family the Western Way: Children's Moral
Duties and Social Expectations in Jesuit Publications fromthe 17th Century
Giulia Falato, University of Oxford
Un-learning the Stratagems: Qing Pedagogical Efforts
against Poisonous Warring States Legacies
Elizabeth Smithrosser, International Institute for AsianStudies, Leiden
Developing Creative Skills Through Interactive Content in
Chinese Children's Magazines Between the 19th and 20th
Centuries
Renata Vinci, University of Palermo
Little Educators: Images of Children's Exemplary
Behaviour in the Manhua 漫畫 Magazine (1950–1960)
Mariia Guleva, Charles University (Prague)

Sunday Sessions 10:45AM – 12:15PM

Discussant(s):Kazue Mino, Kyoto University

PANEL L01

PANEL L04

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Consummate Communications: Writing,Reading, Singing, and Dancing in Yuan andMing China
Conv. Center, Room 323B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Joseph Lam, University of Michigan
Discussant(s):Joseph Lam, University of Michigan
Patricia Sieber, Ohio State University
Wenbo Chang, Georgia Institute of Technology
Casey Schoenberger, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Entangled Empires, Divided Interests:
Chinese and European Networks on andbeyond the China Coast, 1800s–1940s

Conv. Center, Room 323C        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Nicholas McGee, University of Toronto
Creating Safety Networks: Marine Insurance Business in
the Pearl River Delta, 1800s–1820s
Kaori Abe, University of Hull
Liberal Freedoms and Chinese Mobilities: The British
Empire Encounters Chinese Migrations, 1800-1860
Nicholas McGee, University of Toronto
Chinese Capitalists on the Sabah Frontier, 1870s–1930s
Michael Yeo, Nanyang Technological University
A Time of Transition: South China and European
Colonialism in the Late 1940s
Helena Lopes, University of Bristol
Discussant(s):Lane Harris, Furman University

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PANEL L09

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Muslims and Mao’s China

China and the Global South: Conceptual
Geographies in History, Literature, andUrban Studies

Conv. Center, Room 303A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Rian Thum, University of Manchester
Chen Keli: An Islamist in Maoist China
Hale Eroglu, Bogazici University

Conv. Center, Room 306A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Kristin Stapleton, University at Buffalo,
SUNY

Uyghur Intellectuals and the Sino-Soviet Honeymoon,
1949-1958
Joshua Freeman, Princeton University

Rethinking the Historiography of Cold War China throughthe Lens of Decolonization

Sino-Thai Muslim Diasporas in the Cold War Nexus
Cold War Contradictions: The Tibetan Muslim
Experience in Maoist-era Lhasa (1959-61)
David Atwill, Pennsylvania State University
Discussant(s):Kelly Hammond, University of Arkansas

PANEL L08

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Gender, Ethnicity, and Empire in Late
Imperial and Republican China

Conv. Center, Room 322B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Ellen Widmer, Wellesley College
Curating the Manchu Ideal: Masculinity, Power, andPersonnel at the Yongzheng Court
Lex Jing Lu, Clark University"Not Dreaming of Saddle and Horses, But Yearning for
Beautiful Essays": The Writing and Identity of ManchuMongol Female Poet Naxun Lanbao
Yizhuang Ding, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Yulian Wu, Michigan State University
The Image of Burmese Women in Late Imperial andRepublican Chinese Representations
Jie Guo, University of South Carolina
Discussant(s):Ellen Widmer, Wellesley College
Siyen Fei, University of Pennsylvania

The Shadow of English in the Global South: Muhammad
Iqbal in China
Gal Gvili, McGill University
Dongfang as a Geopolitical Concept: PRC
Internationalism and China's Third World
Emily Wilcox, William & MaryThe Global South and its Fragments: Reflections on
Urban and Regional Chinese History in the Context ofWorld History
Kristin Stapleton, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Discussant(s):Xuefei Ren, Michigan State University

PANEL L10

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Making and Remaking of Socialist
Subjects in the People’s Republic of China,
1950s-1980s
Conv. Center, Room 305B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Robert J. Culp, Bard College

Pulling Strings from the Margins of the Society: Blind
Propagandists and Political Campaigns in Southeast
Shanxi, 1949-1978
Yi Ren, University of Pennsylvania
When the Production Stops: Collective Reading Activities
at the Industrial Factory in Late-Mao Era PRC
Damian Mandzunowski, University of Freiburg
Locating the “New Socialist Countryside”: Space andSubjectivity in Diaries of the Sent-Down YouthBehaving after Socialism: Thought Work, Behavioral
Science and the Post-Socialist Human
Benjamin Kindler, Columbia University
Discussant(s):Robert J. Culp, Bard College

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PANEL L13

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Labor, Knowledge, Development andMemory: Landscapes of Imperial
Subjectivity in the Japanese Empire

Selves and Others: Identity, Diplomacy, andSpatial Imaginaries in Post-War East Asia

Conv. Center, Room 318A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Robert Winstanley-Chesters, Universityof Leeds
Korean Geographers and the Japanese Colonisation ofInner Mongolia
Robert Winstanley-Chesters, University of Leeds
Tracing Shifts in the Meaning of Chinese, Japanese,and Korean Labour on the Island of Sakhalin
Simon Angseop Lee, Independent Scholars of Asia
Kolkhoz Dream Under the Imperial Sun – Agricultural
Collectivisation in the Japanese Empire
Ernest Ming-tak Leung, The Chinese University ofHong Kong
Memorializing the Kantō Massacre: Calamity in Japan's
Imperial ProjectClara Bergamini, University of California, Santa Cruz

PANEL L12

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Theorizing War through History, Literature,
Visual, and Popular Culture
Conv. Center, Room 318B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Nicole E. Barnes, Duke University

Nieh Hualing's Re-membering Refugee Students during
the Second Sino-Japanese War
Linshan Jiang, University of California, Santa
Barbara“War in Black and White": Jack Chen, the Second SinoJapanese War, and the Exhibition of Chinese Art in theUS
Yucong Hao, University of Michigan
Nationalizing Motherhood and Women's Leadership in
WWII China: A Microhistory Case Study of Wu Jufang in
Guangdong Province
Dewen Zhang, Randolph-Macon College
War Reimagined: Politics of Affect in Sinophone
Apocalypse
Chun-yu Lu, Chung-Yuan Christian University

Conv. Center, Room 304A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Japan's Special Envoys: Personal Networks andTranswar Legacies in Tokyo's Regional Diplomacy,
1960s-1980s
Giulia Garbagni, University of Cambridge

What Do You Mean by 'Asia'?: Public Perception of theGeographical Boundaries of Regions
Naosuke Mukoyama, University of Cambridge
Othering to Secure a Divided Self: Ontological Insecurity,
Memory, and Anti-Japanese Nationalism in South Korea
Chris Deacon, London School of Economics andPolitical Science
Fill in the (Space-Time) Gap: Deconstructing Japanese
History on Post-War Sakhalin
Robert Hume, University of Manchester

PANEL L17

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Buddhist Affect: Feelings and Emotions in
Buddhist Art Across Asia
Conv. Center, Room 305A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Winston C. Kyan, University of Utah

Filial Piety as an Emotion in Medieval Chinese Jataka
Tales
Winston C. Kyan, University of Utah
Buddhist Tears: The Materiality of Emotions in Buddhist
Art
Padma Dorje Maitland, California Polytechnic State
University
Representation and Transmutation: The Depiction of
Positive and Negative Emotional Tonus in Himalayan
Painting
Jeffrey Durham, Asian Art Museum
Faithful Images: Buddhist Icons and Emotions in Southand Southeast Asia
Melody Rodari, Loyola Marymount University
Discussant(s):Mimi Yiengpruksawan, Yale University

Discussant(s):Nicole E. Barnes, Duke University

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PANEL L19

PANEL L23

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Japan

Mourning and Memory Across DiasporicSouth Asia

Gendered Analyses of Changing Social
Contracts: Individual and Society inContemporary Japan

Conv. Center, Room 307A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Bharat J. Venkat, University of California,
Los Angeles

Conv. Center, Room 303B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Anna Wozny, University of Michigan

The Digital Embrace: Dying and Connecting from a
Distance
Amber H. Abbas, Saint Joseph's University

Producing Gendered Subjectivities in The "MarriageHunting" Market
Anna Wozny, University of Michigan

Cremation (in)Accessibility and the Hindu and Sikh
Dead Overseas
Kelsey J. Utne, Cornell University

Alone/together: “Doing Solo” and the Gendered Effects of
the Pandemic in Metropolitan Japan
Nora Kottmann, German Institute for Japanese Studies

The Photographic Afterlives of British-Asian Seamen,
Past and Present
Julia Stephens, Rutgers University

Biopolitics / Necropolitics and COVID-19 in the JapaneseContext: Understanding through the Lens of Gender
Hiroko Takeda, Nagoya University

Immovable Graves and Lost Shajrahs: The Mohajir inKhwābrau (1990) and "Hindustān se ek khat̤ " (1981)
Naveen Zaidi Farhan, University of Oxford

PANEL L25

Discussant(s):Bharat J. Venkat, University of California, Los
Angeles

Bodies That (Don’t) Matter: Contemporary
South Korean Body Politics, Feminism, andMedia

PANEL L20

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Council of American Overseas ResearchCenters Fellow Roundtable – New
Directions for Research

Conv. Center, Room 301B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Katie Jost, Council of American Overseas
Research Centers (CAORC)
Discussant(s):Justin Henry, Georgia College
Diana Kim, Georgetown University
Anna Stirr, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
William Taylor, University of Colorado Museum of
Natural History

Area of Study: Korea

Conv. Center, Room 301B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Anat Schwartz, University of California,
IrvineSurveilled Bodies: Surveillance and Safety in South
Korean Feminist Activist Spaces
Anat Schwartz, University of California, Irvine
Suffering as the Collective Affect in Korean Feminist
Activism: The Double-Edged Sword of Pathologized
BodiesYoon Won Chang, Yonsei University
Uncanny Bodies: From Plastic Surgery Monsters to
Default Women in the 21st Century's South Korea
So Yeon Leem, Sookmyung Women's University

The Cyborgs Have Always Been Zombies: Lee Bul's Early
Performance and Installation Works (1987-1997)
Soyi Kim, University of Minnesota
Discussant(s):Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University

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PANEL L26

PANEL L29

Area of Study: Korea

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Transits in Transnational Korea ThroughContemporary Cultural Productions

Studies of Legitimacy and Authority in
Vietnamese Texts

Splicing Koreanness in E. J. Koh's Memoir The Magical
Language of Others
Na-Rae Kim, University of Connecticut

Vernacularizing the Vernacular: The Growth of Vernacular
Vietnamese Interpretative Translation of Sinitic Fiction in
Early Modern Tonkin
John D. Phan, Columbia University

Conv. Center, Room 308B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Hyeryung Hwang, Cal Poly Pomona

Lee Chang-dong's Burning (2018) and the Questionof the Trans/National in Contemporary South Korean
CinemaHyeryung Hwang, Cal Poly Pomona
BTS within and without a Nation-State
Alex Taek-Gwang Lee, Kyung Hee University
Rehab in Koreatown
Hijoo Son, Harvard-Westlake School
Discussant(s):Ellie Choi, Brown University

PANEL L28

Area of Study: South Asia , Southeast Asia

Household, Community, and Ecology

Conv. Center, Room 308A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Khanh-Linh Trinh, University of Michigan“Beautiful from the Heart”: Halal Cosmetics, Pre-hottie
Celebrities, and Gendered Muslim Affects in Indonesia
En-Chieh Chao, National Sun Yat-sen University“Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread”: Catholicism andDietary Changes in Pre-Colonial Tonkin
Khanh-Linh Trinh, University of Michigan
Household and Community Economic Coping
Strategies in Myanmar’s Post-Coup Period: Implications
for Resilience and Political Legitimacy
Naw Moo Moo Paw, University of Massachusetts,
LowellPerforming Disasters in Applied Theatre as PostDisaster Response: Refuturing Climate Change andPhilippine Indigenous Ecological Knowledge
Dennis D. Gupa, University of Winnipeg
Rural-to-urban Migration and Overweight Status in
Low- and Middle-income Countries: Evidence from
Longitudinal Data in Indonesia
Weilong Li, University of Pennsylvania

Conv. Center, Room 321A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Claudine Ang, Yale-NUS College

The Vernacular Spreads a Rumor: A Study of the Nom
Poems of Ha Tien
Claudine Ang, Yale-NUS College
Biographies of the Tay Son Rebels [Nguy Tay liet
truyen] and Thematic Negotiations of Retribution [bao],
Restoration [trung hung], and Legitimate Succession[chinh thong] in 19C Vietnamese Dynastic Historiography
Vinh Q. Nguyen, Columbia University
Discussant(s):John D. Phan, Columbia University
Vinh Q. Nguyen, Columbia University

PANEL L30

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Resistance and the State in Southeast Asia
Conv. Center, Room 321B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Nhu Truong, Denison University

Confronting Illiberalism in Southeast Asia: The Riseof a Progressive Bloc in Thailand and the Decline ofLiberalism in the Philippines
Erik Martinez Kuhonta, McGill University
Dynamics of Opposing Populism at the Local Polls:
Winning Against Duterte in 2019 Midterm Elections
Cleve V. Arguelles, De La Salle University
How Right-Wing Islamists Resist in Indonesia
Eunsook Jung, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Agrarian Agitations: Claim-Making and Responsiveness
Under Land Reforms in China and Vietnam
Nhu Truong, Denison University
Rui Hua, Harvard University
Discussant(s):Ben Kerkvliet, Australian National University
Paul Hutchcroft, Australian National University

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PANEL L32

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Ho Chi Minh, France, the United States,and Missed Chances for Peace in Vietnam,
1945-1947
Conv. Center, Room 301A        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Tam Thanh Ho, University of Social
Sciences and Humanities, VNU Hanoi

Flavor as Nourishment and Therapy: Qualities andEfficacies
Lili Lai, Peking University
Practical Politics and "Alternative" Food in China
Caroline Merrifield, Yale University
Discussant(s):Jakob Klein, School of Oriental and African Studies,
University of London

Discussant(s):Pierre Asselin, San Diego State University
James Hershberg, George Washington University
Tam Thanh Ho, University of Social Sciences andHumanities, VNU Hanoi

PANEL L-V35

PANEL L33

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Ronald Egan, Stanford University

Haze, Sand, Fire, Water: Environmental
Crises in Southeast Asia

A Funny Ghost Story, a Not-So-Funny Ghost Story, and a
Funny Ghost Story
Jack W. Chen, University of Virginia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Conv. Center, Room 307B        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Patricia Sloane-White, University of
DelawareEmergent Geographies of Chronic Air Pollution
Governance in Southeast Asia: Transboundary Publicsin Singapore
Helena Varkkey, Universiti Malaya
Beyond Hydrocarbons in the South China Sea
Tabitha Grace Mallory, University of Washington
Accelerated Development, Anticipated Dispossession:
The Zero-Sum Game of Land Reclamation
Contesting Oil Palm Plantation Territories in Southern
MyanmarMiles Kenney-Lazar, National University ofSingapore

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Humor in Middle Period Chinese Literature

Making Fun of Others: Humor and Representation of the"Other" in the Qiyan lu
Alexei Ditter, Reed College
Humor, Self-Representation, and Tang Poetry
Xiaojing Miao, University of Oxford
Buddhism and the Emergence of Su Shi's Humorous
Image on Stage
Xiao Rao, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Discussant(s):Ronald Egan, Stanford University
Giulia Baccini, Ca' Foscari University of Venice

PANEL L-V36

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Risky Infrastructures: Low Wage Migrants and the
Vulnerabilities of Transnational Immobility in Asia
Laavanya Kathiravelu, Nanyang Technical University

Native/Soil: Translation, Transplantation, andMedium in Rural China

PANEL L-V34

Commoner's Literature: Zhou Zuoren's Translation of
Tolstoy's “The Empty Drum”
Xiaolu Ma, Hong Kong University of Science &Technology

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Politics and Sociality of Dangerous
Food in Contemporary China

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Anders Hansen, University of Aarhus
Modalities of Trust and Transparency in Chinese
Alternative Food Networks
Anders Hansen, University of Aarhus
Mikkel Bunkenborg, University of Copenhagen
From Breast Milk to Infant Formula: Modern Mothers,
Modern Risks
Meina Sandal, Aarhus University

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Corey Byrnes, Northwestern University

Manual Labor and Manuscript: Hands in Xiao Hong's
Native Soil Fiction
Keru Cai, University of Oxford
Medium Format: Soil Photographs
William Schaefer, Durham University
Lavender Fantasia: Soil, Nativism, and the “Beautiful
Countryside” Campaign in China
Yi Gu, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):Corey Byrnes, Northwestern University

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Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Surmounting Disaster: Transformations in
PRC Health Emergency Strategies

Bordercrossing Research Collaboration on
Colonial and Postcolonial Cinema in Eastand Southeast Asia

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Miriam Gross, University of Oklahoma

From Motherwort to Progesterone Injections: Fighting
Famine with Chinese and Western Medicine, 1958-1962
Kathryn Edgerton-Tarpley, San Diego State
University
Ending Pandemics in Mao's China: Politics, Technology,
and Epidemiology
Xiaoping Fang, Nanyang Technological University
Virulent Markets: Constructing Liveliness and Wildness
as Pandemic Risks in China's Food System, from
Influenza to Coronavirus
Lyle Fearnley, Singapore University of Technology
and Design
The Long Aftermath of the 2003 SARS Epidemic: How
the Epidemic that Wasn't Presaged the Epidemic that
Was
Katherine Mason, Brown University
Discussant(s):Miriam Gross, University of Oklahoma

PANEL L-V38

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Touristic Gaze and the Chinese State:
The Politics of Tourism in Post-1949 China
Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Yajun Mo, Boston College

Seeing the "New China" Through Relatives' Eyes:
Sightseeing Tours for Domestic Dependents ofOverseas Chinese
Gavin Healy, Columbia University
Memory, Homecoming, and the Politics of Diaspora
Tourism in China
Yujie Zhu, Australian National University

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Nayoung Aimee Kwon, Duke University
Discussant(s):Nayoung Aimee Kwon, Duke University
Yiman Wang, University of California, Santa Cruz
Takushi Odagiri, Kanazawa
Jose Capino, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign
Moonim Baek, Yonsei University

PANEL L-V41

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Borderland Identities along the "Buddhist
Road" (ca. 6th–12th Centuries CE)

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Victor H. Mair, University of Pennsylvania
Monk Seated on a Corded Chair: Contextualizing theMortuary Likeness of a 6th-century Buddhist Meditation
Master near Tongwan Town, Shaanxi
Meng Tong, University of Kansas
The Different Palettes that Colored Monastic Lives: Studyon Pigments Used for Two Painting Styles in the Buddhist
Monasteries of Kucha Kingdom in the 6th-7th Centuries
Satomi Hiyama, Kyoto University
Continuity and Discontinuity: Construction of Religious
Authority in the Transmission of Sarvāstivāda Abhidharma
Lu Huang, Temple University, Department of Religious
StudiesAlong the Way to Sacred Lands: Xuanzang Cult andPilgrimage Networks in Tangut Xia
Nikita Kuzmin, University of Pennsylvania
Discussant(s):Shih-shan S. Huang, Rice University

Rebranding and Rebuilding for Tourists: Tibetan
Participation in Cultural Commodification in Yunnan
Province
Dasa P. Mortensen, Davidson College
Absolute Difference: Race and Tourism inContemporary China
Jenny Chio, University of Southern California
Discussant(s):Yajun Mo, Boston College

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Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: South Asia

Infrastructure and Techno-Material
Knowledge Production in East and SouthAsia, 1600-1950

Human Infrastructure and Building Futures:
Insights from Nepal

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Kyoungjin Bae, Kenyon College

From Envoys to Army Shops: Saltpeter and Artisanal
Experiment in Korea, 1592–1635
Hyeok Hweon Kang, Washington University in
St Louis
Tribute as Infrastructure: The Travel of Guangdong
Woodwork during the Qing Dynasty
Kyoungjin Bae, Kenyon College
An Expert in the Field: Native Surveyors and the
Cartographic Creation of Tibet, 1860-1904
Sayantani Mukherjee, Columbia University
Flagstone Imperialism: Road Construction in Japan's
Railway Zones in Northeast China, 1905-45
Yuting Dong, Harvard University
Discussant(s):Eugenia Lean, Columbia University

PANEL L-V43

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Perception and Preference in U.S.East Asia Relations: Interdisciplinary
Approaches in the Study of Foreign Policy
Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Sooyeon Kim, National University ofSingapore

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Stacy Pigg, Simon Fraser University

Discussant(s):Jan Brunson, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Mason Brown, University of Colorado Boulder
Sara Shneiderman, University of British Columbia

PANEL L-V45

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Deepening the Root, Braving the Wind:
Chinese Indonesians Ethnic Identity,
Political Participation, and China Soft PowerIntervention in Indonesia
Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM

The Phoenix Aggression: China's Soft Power Competitionin Indonesia, Strategy and Weaknesses
Susy Tekunan, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Young Chinese Activists in Contemporary Indonesia
The Concept of Tionghoa Lokal (Local ChineseIndonesian): A Diversity of Chinese Peranakans inIndonesia
Tonny Dian Effendi, National Sun Yat-sen University
Measuring Chinese Indonesians in Politics Two Decades
after the Political ReformYufita Ng, Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages

PANEL L-V46

More than a Number: Perception and Misperception ofAging Leaders in International Politics
Joshua Byun, The University of Chicago

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

A Model Minority or Yellow Peril? The Dual Racial
Dimensions of US Approaches to Asia
D.G. Kim, University of California, San Diego

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Anne Foster, Indiana State University

The Content of National Mythology: How Past Victoryand Defeat Shape American and Chinese Foreign
Policy Preferences
Jiyoung Ko, Bates College

Making a Region of Southeast Asia:
Traditions and New Possibilities

Discussant(s):Anne Foster, Indiana State University
Wen-Qing Ngoei, Singapore Management University
Vicente Rafael, University of Washington
Joseph Scalice, London School of Economics andPolitical Science

The Clash of Identities in a Fraught Economic
Relationship: Examining U.S.-China Economic Rivalry
from the Perspective of Critical Security Studies
Ning Liao, New Jersey City University
Discussant(s):Sooyeon Kim, National University of Singapore

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Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Korea

Religious Food Charity, Care, and Social
Agency in Vietnam and Myanmar

Decolonizing Korean Studies? (2) Rethinking
Race and Space in the Transpacific Empires

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Yen Le Hoang Ngoc, The Australian
National University
Cooking for a Healthy Society: Food Charity by
Buddhist Temples in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)
Hoang Anh Thu Le, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific
University
Nurturing Foods: Prescribing Macrobiotic Diet in a
Temple in Vietnam
Yen Le Hoang Ngoc, The Australian National
University
The Merit of Meat: Buddhist Food Charities inContemporary Vietnam
Sara Ann Swenson, Dartmouth College

Mohinga Noodles as a Religious Food: Myanmar's
Popular Snack Connecting the Material and SpiritualWorldsYuri Takahashi, The Australian National University

PANEL L-V48

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Theravada Buddhists in Dangerous Times

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Tyler A. Lehrer, University of WisconsinMadison
Practices of Resilience: A Cambodian Diasporic
Buddhist Temple in Italy
Sophea Seng, California State University, Long
Beach
Dangerous Friendships: Maritime Buddhist (Dis)Connection at the End and Beginning of Empire, 17581815
Tyler A. Lehrer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Establishing Transnational Buddhist Network in
Southeast Asia During the Crisis of Chinese Buddhism
in the Republican Era
Elsa Ngar-sze Lau, The Education University ofHong Kong

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Sujin Eom, Dartmouth College

Making Peace in Omma Poom Park
Hosu Kim, City University of New York, College ofStaten Island
Empire of Bases? Rethinking US Military Territoriality inSouth Korea
From #CancelKorea to #SorryToFilipinos: Transnational
Dialogues about Racism in the Digital Public Sphere
Jinsook Kim, University of Pennsylvania
Chinatown Must Go? Race, Migration, and Space in
Postcolonial Korea
Sujin Eom, Dartmouth College

PANEL L-V50

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Reinventing Criminality: The Complicity
between Policing and Modern Image
Technologies across the Pacific

Virtual         10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Andrew Jones, University of California,
Berkeley
13 Ways of Looking at Arrest in Chinatown, San
Francisco, Cal. (1897): Investigating the Complicity
between Early Cinema and Policing
Althea Wasow, University of California, Santa Cruz
Disciplining Love: Photography in Detective Fiction andReal Crime Investigation
Wei Peng, New York University Shanghai
Facial (Mis)Recognition in Dragonfly Eyes (Xu Bing,
2017)
Jianqing Chen, Washington University in St Louis
Discussant(s):Andrew Jones, University of California, Berkeley

Who is a Good Monk? Contemporary Thai Buddhist
Reactions to Monastic Scandals
Brooke Schedneck, Rhodes College
Discussant(s):Susanne Mrozik, Mount Holyoke College

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Sunday Sessions 12:30PM – 2:00PM

New Directions in K-Drama Studies

PANEL M-V01

Area of Study: Korea
Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Steve Choe, San Francisco State
University

The Melos of the Contemporary K-Drama
Steve Choe, San Francisco State University
Televisual Social Realism in K-Dramas: Mediating
Experiences in the Workplace
Lindsay Schaffer, University of California, Riverside
K-Drama as a Pedagogical Tool: The Struggles andPotentials
Ji-yoon An, Nanyang Technological University
Changes in Drama Production in Korea and Its
Implications
Hun-Yul Lee, Korea University

PANEL L-V52

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

The Struggle for Democracy in East andSoutheast Asia

Virtual        10:45AM-12:15PM
Chaired by Aurel Croissant, University of Heidelberg

Elite Repertoires of Democratic Rollback in Malaysia
and Myanmar
Hanisah Abdullah Sani, National University ofSingapore
Nathaniel J. Gonzalez, University of Chicago
From Troops to Trolls: Inside Thailand's Information
Operations
Aim Sinpeng, University of Sydney
When Does Civil Society Coalesce in Electoral
Autocracies? Divergent Public Interest and Support for
Civil Society in Malaysia and Singapore
Elvin Ong, National University of Singapore
The Effect of Trust on Self-censorship: Evidence from
Hong Kong
Discussant(s):Aurel Croissant, University of Heidelberg

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

The Meteoric Rise of Science andTechnology in China and Taiwan: Analysis
and Implications

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Zuoyue Wang, California State Polytechnic
University, Pomona
Technological Exceptionalism in Narrating theCoronavirus Pandemic in Taiwan
Hong-Hong Tinn, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Testing the Nation: Suzhi, Social Welfare, and China's
Genetic Data Generation Regime
Abigail Coplin, Vassar College
US-China Science Relations: A Path-Dependent
Paradigm
Deborah Seligsohn, Villanova University
China, the U.S., and the Global Race for Quantum
Supremacy
Roger Hart, Texas Southern University
Discussant(s):Zuoyue Wang, California State Polytechnic University,
PomonaPANEL M-V02

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

We Have Never Been in Love: The Varietiesof Chinese Romance from the SeventeenthCentury to the Present
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Perry Link, University of California,
Riverside

From Passion to Talent: A Paradigm Shift in Early-Qing
Romance Novels
Mengjun Li, University of Puget Sound
Women in Love: A Queer Reading of Bing Xin's
Republican-Era Writing
Yang Lai, Ohio University
Re-Romanticizing Chinese “Boy's Love”: Surrogacy
Controversy in a Patriarchal Society
Xi Tian, Bucknell University
The Mushroom, the Sovereign, and the Contested Makingof Posthuman Subjects
Zhange Ni, Virginia Tech
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Area of Study: Digital Technology

Area of Study: Korea

Digital Humanities in Korean Studies –Expanding Digital Projects & Methods

Tempting Tunes: The Soundscape of South
Korean Popular Culture

Discussant(s):Rebekah Clements, ICREA and The Autonomous
University of Barcelona
Intae Ryu, Sungkyunkwan University
Lyndsey Twining, Academy of Korean Studies
Javier Cha, Seoul National University

The Waesaek Controversies, or the Sound of Modernity inPark Chan-wook's The Handmaiden
Hee Seng Kye, Hanyang University

PANEL M-V04

Musical Justification of Violence in the South Korean TV
series "Vincenzo" (2021)
Barbara Wall, University of Copenhagen

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Javier Cha, Seoul National University

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Publishing Matters: Scholarly Publishing
and Online Access

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Paul H. Kratoska, Malaysian Branch of
the Royal Asiatic Society
Discussant(s):Paul H. Kratoska, Malaysian Branch of the Royal
Asiatic Society
Mark P. Bradley, University of Chicago
Robert Chard, University of Oxford
Narumi Shitara, Kyoto University
Carol Mitchell, Library of CongressPeter Schoppert, National University of Singapore

PANEL M-V05

Area of Study: JapanFound in (Mis)Translation: Naturalizing
Images and Ideas from Abroad in Medieval
and Early Modern Japan
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kazuko Kameda-Madar, University of
Hawaiʻi, West Oʻahu

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Barbara Wall, University of Copenhagen

Borrowed Voices in Pansori Cinema: Singing/Storytelling,On- and Off-Screen
Jan Creutzenberg, Ewha Womans University

Her Nagging to Her: The Queer Scene through K-Pop
Ttechang
Jungwon Kim, Yonsei University
Discussant(s):Byong Won Lee, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

PANEL M-V07

Area of Study: South Asia

Inside Out: Rethinking Historiographies inSouth Asian Performance Archives
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM

Where the Wild Things Were: Rethinking through"Invisible" Women and "Miniature" Men“Full Steam Ahead! Tell Mrs. Reagan to Get Ready!”:
Indo-US Diplomacy, the Festival of India, and the
Geopolitics of Peter Brook's Mahabharata
An-archiving Heritage: Re-membering Odissi DanceHistory

Lost and Found in a Poetic Party: A Failed
Transculturation of Orchid Pavilion Imagery
Kazuko Kameda-Madar, University of Hawaiʻi, WestOʻahu
Goats and Water Buffalo: Negotiating Europe in Tales of
Aesop (1623-1624)
Lawrence E. Marceau, Ritsumeikan University(Mis)translation of The Tales of the Twenty-fourParagons of Filial Piety in Early Modern Japan:
Misunderstanding, Modification, and Parody
Mizuki Uno, University of Tokyo

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PANEL M-V10

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Beyond the Colonizer-Colonized Divide:
Other Approaches to Singapore’s Colonial
Histories

Old and New: Biopolitics in Asia

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Chi Tim Ho, Singapore University ofSocial Sciences

Rules and Order Now Caught in a Bind: Singapura of
the Early 19th Century
Nur Syafiqah Binti Ahmad Jaaffar, National Museumof Singapore
White but Not Quite: Singapore as a Garrison Town,
1921–1941
Shuqin Sandy Wang, National Archives of Singapore
He Who is Made Lord: The Yang di-Pertuan Negara andthe Politics of Decolonization in Singapore
Muhammad Suhail Bin Mohamed Yazid, University ofCambridge
Discussant(s):Chi Tim Ho, Singapore University of Social Sciences

PANEL M-V09

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Democratization from the Bottom-up vs
The State Ruse of Consent: Perspectives
on Post-Authoritarian Thailand
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Pitch Pongsawat, Chulalongkorn
University

Articulatory Practices and the Success of Foreign
Policy-Making in Thai Authoritarian Regimes: The Caseof Thailand's Foreign Policy towards the COVID-19
Pandemic
Nattaporn Sittipat, Prince of Songkla University,
Thailand
Post-populist Moment in Thailand: From Protests to
Redefining Political Legitimacy
Shenghua Zhang, SOAS, University of London
Politics of Local Elections in Thailand's PostAuthoritarian Regime: Building Political Dynasty's
Coalition and Political-Economic Machine for Seizing
Power
Chumphol Aunphattanasilp, National Institute ofDevelopment Administration, Thailand

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Shirley Sun, Nanyang Technological
University Singapore
Healthy Citizens Responsible Subjects: Healthcare
Financing, the Preventative Shift and Race Making in
Postcolonial Singapore
Mohammad K. Bin Khidzer, University of California,
San Diego
Pragmatic Racialism and its Discontent: Race andGenetics in Asia and North America
Shirley Sun, Nanyang Technological University
Singapore
The Use of Racial Stereotypes in Medical Educationin Singapore: An Auto-Ethnography of Today, Tracing
Histories of Colonialism
Ann Hui Ching, National University of Singapore
School of Medicine
Organizing Ageing in Place: Experiences from an
Emigrant Community in Rural Yanbian Korean
Autonomous Prefecture, China
Shiwei Chen, Nanyang Technological University
Singapore School of Medicine
Discussant(s):Hallam Stevens, Nanyang Technological University
Singapore

PANEL M-V11

Area of Study: Japan

Blurring the Gender Binary in Contemporary
Japanese Visual Media and Fandoms
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by James Welker, Kanagawa University

From Crossdressing Boys in 1970s Manga to GenderBending Boys in Twenty-First Century Japan
Yukari Fujimoto, Meiji University
Boys Love and Yuri as Trans-Formative: Overseas
Consumption of BL and Yuri Media and Gender Identity
James Welker, Kanagawa University
Transgender Resonance in the Boys Love Visual Novel
Gawain Lucian Lax, Monash University

New Predatory State in Thailand: 2014 - Present
Pitch Pongsawat, Chulalongkorn University

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PANEL M-V14

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Southeast Asia

Academic Freedom Under Threat in Eastand South Asia

Deathscape Discourses in Urbanizing
Southeast Asia: Life, Death, and Spatial
Contestations

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Eva Pils, Kings College, London

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM

Policing the Chinese Character: Academic Censorshipand Linguistic Control
Gregory B. Lee, University of St. Andrews

The Ghost at Home: Stories of the Supernatural in Our
Daily Spaces
Janice Kam, Singapore University of Social Sciences

Contextualising the Silence of Academia in Indian
Administered Kashmir
Adeela Firdous, Centre for Equity Studies

When Deathscapes and Livelihoods Collide: Spatial
Justice and the Making of Vulnerability in the Time of
Covid-19 Pandemic in Jakarta, Indonesia
Rita Padawangi, Singapore University of Social
Sciences

Benny Tai - Losing Freedom While Striving for
Freedoms as an Academic
Counting the Costs of Academic Censorship

Valorizing Deathscapes: Bukit Brown Cemetery as
Heritage

Discussant(s):Eva Pils, Kings College, London

PANEL M-V15

Area of Study: JapanPANEL M-V13

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Knowledge, Intimacy, and Women in
Japanese Mobility, 1930s-Present

Virtual 12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Alisa Freedman, University of Oregon

Filipino Wives and the 1930s Japanese Land Questionin the American Philippines
Eri Kitada, Rutgers, The State University of New
JerseyThe Presence of Japanese Female Medical
Professionals in Asia, 1960s–1970s
Hiro Fujimoto, Japan Society for the Promotion of
Science/Kyoto University
Japanese Women and Healing in “Power Spot” Tourism
to Hawaiʻi
Eriko Oga, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Discussant(s):Alisa Freedman, University of Oregon

Constructing a Professional Identity in a
Major Life-transitional Context in JapaneseSociety: From Gakusei to Shakaijin
Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Kazuyo Murata, Ryukoku University“Thank You for Your Call”: The Construction of a
Professional Identity through Telephone Role-Plays in a
Japanese Company
Haruko M. Cook, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
The Construction of the Ultimate Corporate Worker
Identity: An Examination of a Japanese Business TrainingCamp
Junko Saito, Temple University JapanAn Analysis of the Process of New Identity Construction:
Examining the Practices in Nyuushashiki of Toyota
Automobile Co
Miyuki Takenoya, Toyo University
Shinnyūshain: Reconciling Personal Identity, Professional
Identity, and Cultural Ideology
Barke Andrew, Kansai University
Discussant(s):Etsuko Yoshida, Mie University

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PANEL M-V18

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Pacific History as Borderland History

Dharma Crossings: Buddhist Mobility andModernism in a Transnational LandscapeVirtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Edward Boyle, International ResearchCenter for Japanese Studies (Nichibunken)"The Lock on the Northern Gate": Life on a Militarized
Borderland
Michael Roellinghoff, University of Tokyo
Militarism and Hygienic Borderlands:
Asako Masubuchi, Doshisha University
Settler, Trader, Father, King: Remembering Mori Koben
in Chuuk
Takahiro Yamamoto, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Heidelberg
Offshore Sovereignty: The Case of Chinese Nationalist
Refugees in French Cochinchina in the 1950s
Linh D. Vu, Arizona State University
Discussant(s):Edward Boyle, International Research Center forJapanese Studies (Nichibunken)

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Jack Meng-Tat Chia, National University ofSingapore
Reimagining a Buddhist Cosmopolis: Conveying Marble
Buddhas from Burma to China, 1890s-1930s
Beiyin Deng, Arizona State University
Border Crossing and Buddhist Education: The Case of a
Chinese Nun in Tachilek, Myanmar
Wei-yi Cheng, Fo Guang University
A Buddha with Four Faces: Phra Phrom Worship inCentral Taiwan
Jens Reinke, University of the West
Reinventing "Original" Buddhist Meditation: The Mahasati
Dynamic Vipassana Movement in Contemporary China
Ester Bianchi, University of Perugia
Discussant(s):Jack Meng-Tat Chia, National University of Singapore

PANEL M-V17

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia

Vibrant Matters: Multiplying Fields of
Buddhist Merit in Medieval China

Virtual        12:30PM-2:00PM
Chaired by Tracy G. Miller, Vanderbilt University

Relics of Compassion: Image, Text, and the Generationof Merit with the Yi cihui Pillar
Tracy G. Miller, Vanderbilt University
Potent Matrix of Merit-Making: Clay Tablets and theImperial Artistic Program at Great Goose Pagoda
Ping Foong, Seattle Art Museum
The Cave as a Lotus Pond: Simulation and Space at
DunhuangAnne N. Feng, Boston University​​
The
Quick and the Dead: Miniaturization and the Great
Boundary among Ninth and Tenth Century Dunhuang
Grottoes
Neil Schmid, Dunhuang Research Academy
Discussant(s):Michelle C. Wang, Georgetown University

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Area of Study: Digital Technology

Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing

Using Historical GIS to Discover The Trends of Temple
Construction Density Between the 3rd to the 15th
Century in Fujian, China, Based on the Earliest Extant
Provincial Gazetteer of Fujian, the Bamintongzhi
八閩通志Rouying Tang, Temple University

Androgynous Mao Zedong in the Global 70s
Amanda Su, University of California, Berkeley

Area of Study: China and Inner Asia
An Ontology of Literary Ghosts
Bo A. Sørensen, University of Copenhagen
Beyond Curios: The Formation of the Bishop White
Collection and the Making of Chinese Studies in
CanadaKara Kaifang Ma, University of Toronto
Compressed Home and Spatial Strategies: Doing
Family in a Cubicle Apartment
Ruby Lai, Lingnan University
Hegemony and the Micropolitical Dynamics of the Late
Shang Dynasty
Andrew E. MacIver, University of California, Los
Angeles
Hui Literary Networks: Publishers Enabling Literary
Exchanges across China, Central Asia, and the Middle
East
Mario De Grandis, University College Dublin
Immortals in Text, Meditative Monks in Image:
Appropriating the Vessantara/Sudāna Jātaka in Early
Medieval China
Jinchao Zhao, New York University Shanghai
Local Councils as Resistance: Anti-Extradition
Movement, State Repression, and Grassroots
Participation in Hong Kong
Ngok Ma, Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Rifts and Purges within the Feminist Community in
China: How, Why, and Its Implications
Jue Jiang, Newcastle University
Untouchable: On the Cultural Politics of Hands in Yan
Lianke’s Dream of Ding Village
Elise Huerta, Stanford University

Caught in a Rivalry: What Should Small Powers Do?
Yu-Hua Chen, Akita International University
China’s Foreign Policy Choices in Disputes Involving
Nationalist Sentiments with Japan: The Cases ofHistorical Disputes and Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands Disputes
from 2000 to 2020
Weijun Xu, University of Cambridge
Constructing the Continent: China, India, and Postwar
Asia, 1945-1950
Yui Chim Lo, University of Oxford
Fashioning Universalism: Okakura Kakuzō and M.K.
Gandhi Interweaving Flows, Influences and Adaptations inModern Japan and India
Maumita Banerjee, Sainsbury Institute for the Study ofJapanese Arts and Cultures
Global Martial Arts Cinema Classroom as an Organic,
Collaborative, Student-centered,and Pluralistic Discourse
Community
Jean Amato, Fashion Institute of Technology State
University of New YorkHistory Wars, Transnational Public Spheres, and Regional
Orders in Northeast Asia
Jae-Jung Suh, International Christian University
Institutional Asymmetry and the Limits of Authoritarian
Sharp Power in Cross-Strait Religious Exchange
Kuei-min Chang, National Taiwan University
Japanese Sinology, Gender, and Colonial Taiwan: The
Case of the Yanagida Family
Reiko Shinno, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Late Nineteenth Century Ching-Chosŏn (淸-朝鮮) Unionof Upper State and Subject State 上屬體制Jihoon Chun, Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Looking Backward to Move Forward: Legitimation andAuthoritarian Origin in East Asia
Junhyoung Lee, University College Dublin
Monumentalizing Landscape: Urban Architecture andTourism in Colonial Manchuria
Yu Yang, Kyushu University

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Area of Study: Inter-area/Border Crossing CONTINUED

Area of Study: Japan CONTINUED

Representing a Community? – The Foreign-language
Newspapers of the Treaty Ports
Andreas Eichleter, Ruprecht Karls Universität
Heidelberg

Digital Studies for Translation and Lexicography: Oxford
Corpus of Old Japanese, Its Pitfalls and Usage Analysis
Yekaterina Shmaevskaia, Russian Academy of
Sciences

Resettlement and Military Service of JapaneseAmerican Nisei during the Korean War
Miyuki Daimaruya, National Fisheries University

Domestic Forces, Political Agents and Power Shifts
in Contemporary Asia Pacific: The Case of Japan’s
Changing Asia Strategy
David Adebahr, Kyoto University

Reworking the Cultural Imaginary: K-Pepsi Chile
Wonjung Min, Pontifical Catholica University of Chile
Serving (in) the Empire: Serial Colonization, Politics ofMourning, and Indigenous Soldiers in Taiwan
Li-Ping Chen, University of Southern California
Snake-like and Care-free Coolies: Akutagawa
Ryūnosuke and Bertrand Russell’s Views toward China
Li Zhu, Nagoya University

Edo Expansion into the Western Pacific Ocean
Hanae Kramer, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Et in Arcadia Ego: Kanshi Poetry of Akutagawa
Ryunosuke
Yichen Xie, George Washington University
Examining the Value Of “Gender Equality” In Japan: Whatis Gender Equality Good For?
Chigusa Yamaura, University of Oxford

Surviving Immobility, Mobilizing Home: Sociality in
Redefining, Reimagining, and Reconnecting PandemicImpacted Space
Chengli Jiang

Femme Grotesque: Presenting the "Monstrous" Woman
in Japan's Supernatural Cinema
Jennifer M. Yoo, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Area of Study: Japan

From Overtourism to Empty Kyoto: The Boom and Bust of
Tourism in Contemporary Kyoto (2010-2022)
Jennifer Prough, Valparaiso University

Affect and The Auto Memory Doll: Disability, Technology,
and Subjectivity in Violet Evergarden
Ryan Daly, Temple University
Assessing the Liberation of the Philippines: A Critical
Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Actions Taken by Both theAmerican and Japanese Militaries
Peter Bushell, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Con Artists and Conquerors: The Impersonation of
Military Service Members During the Allied Occupationof JapanConnor M. Mills, Dartmouth College
Creativity in/out of Translation: Akutagawa Ryunosuke
as Literary Translator
Eri Nakagawa, University of Tokyo
Defining Waka Musically, or Songs of Male Love in PreModern Japan
Christopher Hepburn, Texas Tech University

Japanese Hiragana Instruction with Synchronous Online
Flipped Learning Approach – SOFLA®
Kazuko Saito, City University of New York, HunterCollege
Kore-eda Hirokazu: A Different View on Gender
Raphaëlle Yokota, Institut National des Langues etCivilisations Orientales
Lafcadio Hearn, Hamaguchi Goryō, and Tsunami
Mitigation Folklore in COVID-Era Japan
Christopher S. Thompson, Ohio University
Landscapes that Endure: Visualizing a Transpacific
Okinawa in Laura Kina’s Holding On (2019)
Ryan Buyco, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Modern Yoga in Japan
Keiko Irie, University of Kitakyushu
Nature, Literature, Science: Staging the Division ofIntellectual Labor in Meiji Japan
Miyabi Goto, University of Kentucky

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Area of Study: Japan CONTINUED

Area of Study: Japan CONTINUED

Negotiating Muslimness in Post-9/11 Japan:
Representations and Discourses of the Muslim “Other”
Yoko Yamashita, Sophia University

The “Discovery” of Refugees: Insights into JapaneseViews on “Insiders” and “Outsiders”
Ai Tsuneyoshi, Refugee Studies Forum“Never Say Kekkō (Magnificent), Until You’ve Seen
Nikko”: Tokugawa Authority in the Popular Mind throughthe Lens of Japan’s Early Modern Didactic and Travel
Literature
Daniele Lauro, Arizona State University

Yamamoto Tarō and Reiwa Shinsengumi: Love, Populism
and Radical Democracy
Andreas Eder-Ramsauer, Freie Universität Berlin

Pigs, Virus, and Revitalizing Local Identity on Okinawa
Islands
Asami Nago, University of the Ryukyus
Political Economy Analysis of Japan's Rice Exports:
Is There an Alternative to the Production Reduction
Policy?
Kunio Nishikawa, Ibaraki University
Populism in East Asian Democracies. The Case ofJapan        Axel P. Klein, Duisburg-Essen University
Race for Imperial Garden: White Farmerette Imagery inJapanese Settler Colonialism
Marie Nitta, Musashi University
Re-packaging Edo: Okamoto Kidō and the Birth of
Torimonochō Genre
Tsutomu Nagata, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign

The Generation Gap among Patients' Narratives: HIV
Infection due to Tainted Blood Products in Japan
Keiko Irie, University of Kitakyushu
The Horror of Fertility: Abortion as a Happy Ending in
Snake-bridegroom Folklore
Laura Nuffer, Colby College
The Musicality of Kagura Dance as Historical Imaginary in
Kimetsu no Yaiba (2019) and Kimi no Na wa (2016)
Stacey A. Jocoy, Texas Tech University
The New Left Naiveté: Tsumura Takashi’s Critique on
the Structure of Discrimination and the Unintelligibility ofZainichiChul Namgung, University of California, Los Angeles
The Notion of Place and Sonic Conflation in Eguchi: Sonic
Conflation as Place, Place as a Hinging Concept
Zhoushu H. Ziporyn, Independent Scholar
The Story of an Hour: Ishigaki Rin’s “Aisatsu”
Lee E. Friederich, Akita International University

Reshaping the Sinitic Imagination: Kūkai’s Provocative
Metaphors in Sangō shiiki
Kristopher L. Reeves, Waseda University

Visual Politics of Everyday life in the Settler Colonial
Projects of Japan
Banu Kaygusuz Tezel, University of Toronto

Safe as Houses: The Self, Body, and Residence inClassical and Early Medieval Japan
Kristina M. Buhrman, Florida State University

Area of Study: Korea

Searching for Lost Voices - Female Confucian Scholarsof the Edo Period
Alexandra Mustatea, Kanda University ofInternational Studies
Silhouette Animation and Amateur Creativity in Wartime
Japan: Memory and Unofficial Propaganda
Noriko Morisue, Nagoya University'Spend a Little Time in Madness': Butoh, Bodies, andDance in 1970s Japan
Alice Baldock, University of Oxford

A Game of Power: The Conception and Destruction of aChosŏn Korean Poetry Anthology
Lidan Liu, Arizona State University
Being Korean "Enough" to Cover North Korea: Diversity
and Ethnoracial Logic in International Journalism Labor
Helen Cho, University of RichmondBeyond Children’s Music and Music Education of North
Korea: Pathway to Society and Ideology
Yoon Joo Hwang, University of Central Florida
Miju Kim, Ewha Womans University

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Area of Study: Korea CONTINUED

Area of Study: Korea CONTINUED

Cho Nam-joo's Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 and Psychosis
as a Trans-temporal Site of Protest
Samuel Kim, University of California, San Diego

Perpetual and Indelible Injury: The Coercive Perpetrator
and Injured Victim in South Korean Court Decisions on
Rape
Joohyun Park, University of California, Berkeley

Civic or Ethnic Nationalism? Contradiction in the South
Korean Curriculum
Insil Jeon, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Constructing the Subject of Love by Manifesting Chŏng
in Yi Kwangsu’s “Ŏrin pŏt ege” (To Young Fellows,
1917)
Min Koo Choi, Georgetown University
From Witnessing to Finding Redress: Objects,
Remnants, and Wreckage After a National DisasterAreum Jeong, Sichuan University-Pittsburgh Institute
Gendering the "Rightful" Sound: Discipline, Power, andMisogyny in P'iri Musicianship
Sunhong Kim, University of Michigan
Immigration Policymaking through the Multicultural
Family in South Korea
Darcie Draudt, George Washington University
Jeju Genocide and the Subimperial Making of South
Korean Imaginative Geography
Korean Music Transcription: Uncovering the Empty
History of Music Transcription Using Western Staff
Notation in the Japanese Colonial Period in Korea
Katherine Y. Yang, Independent Scholar
Legislative Behavior in Mixed Electoral Systems:
Evidence from South Korea
Yesola Kweon, SungKyunKwan University
Josh Ryan, Utah State University
Listening for Life: Dense Silence, Resonant Suicide,and the Aural Negotiations of Life Among Suicide
Witnesses in Neoliberal South Korea
Cody Black, Duke University
Negotiating Gendered Expectations: How Young Adults
Navigate Marriage in South Korea’s Changing Gender
Structure
Yunmyung Cho, Yonsei University
North Korea and South Korea: Monopolizing
Nationalism in a Divided Peninsula
Qingming Huang, University of Florida

Platform Capitalism in the Korean Popular Culture
Industry
Si-Lim Lee, Yonsei University
Post-Cold War Remediation: South Korean Webtoons and
Web Dramas by North Korean Defectors
Jinhee Park, Handong Global University
Protestant Missions and the Korean Vernacular
Shalon Park, Princeton Theological Seminary
Relocating Yusin’s Gendered Biopolitics from the Body to
the Cinematic Landscapes of Manchurian Tiger and Iŏ-do
Hannah Baek, Harvard University
The Birth of Digital Epidemiology in South Korea
The Fight for Gender Equality and its Repercussions inSouth Korea
Hannah J. Kim, University of Nebraska, Omaha
The Politics of the Empathy for the Weak in 1970s South
Korean Youth Culture
Soonyoung Lee, University of California, Riverside
The Rural, The Return, and The Relational: South Korean
Eco-Horror in Huh-Jung’s The Mimic
Lindsay R. Jolivette, University of Southern California
The Short-lived Glory of Kkotchangp'an (Flower-patterned
floor covering): The Beginning of the Synthetic Flooring in
Korean Domestic Interior 1950-1970
Sol Lee, Seoul National University
Voluntary Outsiders in Their Anthropocentric Nation:
Korean Vegan Youth Navigating between National Ruins
and Transnational Mobilities
Su Young Choi, Stetson University

Area of Study: South Asia
The God of Controversy: Hindu History Writing of
Jagannatha's Buddhist Past
Ujaan Ghosh, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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HAWAIʻI CONVENTION CENTER, EXHIBIT HALL I, LEVEL 1
The AAS 2022 Exhibit Hall is open to the public—conference registration is not required to access the Exhibit
Hall. Visit the Exhibit Hall to meet with publishers, booksellers, academic institutions, cultural organizations,and providers of academic services. For your safety, the AAS Exhibit Hall features widened aisles and 6 footspacing between companies.
AAS2022 features both in-person and virtual exhibit booths. Information about the Virtual Exhibit Hall is on
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VIRTUAL EXHIBIT HALL HOURS

Exhibit booths are available for 24-hour viewing. However, schedules for booth staffing willvary by exhibitor. To reach most exhibitors in real time via video or text chat, please plan
your booth visit during one of the dedicated breaks between sessions.

2022 EXHIBITORSAll participating exhibitors are listed on pages 163-170. The listing includes companies
confirmed at press time. For a complete list, view the mobile app or virtual platform.
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EXHIBITORSSPONSORING EXHIBITORSGOLD SPONSORCAMBRIA PRESSPLATINUM SPONSOR

Booth# 301
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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PRESS

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Celebrating its 75th year, University of Hawai‘i Press
publishes books and journals on the Asia and Pacificregions, covering the humanities, social sciences, andnatural sciences. Subject areas include anthropology,
history, religion, language, literature, art andarchitecture, culture, ethnomusicology, among others.
In addition to a growing list of more than 3,000 booktitles, we publish or distribute twenty-five scholarly
journals reflecting regional and international focusesin these same subjects.
UH, Press has an especially distinguished list in Asianstudies and is recognized as a leader in the fields of
Buddhist studies and Southeast Asian studies. Our
best-selling Integrated Korean language-learning seriescontinues to be adopted for courses worldwide. We
are the preeminent publisher of scholarly works on
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Cambria Press is an innovative publisher of theworld’s top scholars in the humanities and social
sciences. The Cambria Sinophone World Series, which
is headed by Victor Mair (University of Pennsylvania),
was launched in 2011 and now has fifty titles. Newest
titles include Taking China to the World (Theodore
Huters), Memory Making in Folk Epics of China (Anne
McLaren), The Legend of Prince Golden Calf in China
and Korea (Wilt Idema and Allard Olof), and Chinese
Poetry as Soul Summoning (Nicholas Williams).
The Cambria Literature from Taiwan Series, acollaboration with the National Museum of Literature
and National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU),
headed by Nikky Lin (NTNU), was launched in 2019.
One title A History of Taiwan Literature by Ye Shitao,translated by Christopher Lupke, recently won the
MLA Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for a Translationof a Scholarly Study of Literature. For more
information, please visit www.cambriapress.com.

GOLD SPONSORGOLD SPONSOR		CHINA NATIONAL PUBLICATION IMPORT& EXPORT CO. (CNPIEC)ADAM MATTHEW DIGITAL 	

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Adam Matthew’s award-winning primary source
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China National Publications Import and Export(Group) Co., Ltd (CNPIEC) is the largest, strongest
importer-exporter in the Chinese publishing andinternational book fair organizing industries. Focusedon building ourselves into a world-class digital agent
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CNPIEC works with more than 95% of the Chinese
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EXHIBITORSASSOCIATION FOR ASIAN STUDIESBooth# 300
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Booth# 409
Virtual Booth: https://cdmcd.co/QMZRQLThe Association for Asian Studies (AAS) is a scholarly,
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open to all persons interested in Asia and the study ofAsia. With approximately 5,500 members worldwide,
representing all the regions and countries of Asiaand all academic disciplines, the AAS is the largest
organization of its kind.

Since 1989, East View has provided high-quality
information products and services in vernacularand English that extend across borders, languages
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including “China Comprehensive Gazetteers,” anonline repository of pishu (皮书) white papers fromthe Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and theOpen Access collection “Late Qing and RepublicanEra Chinese Newspapers” in partnership with theCenter for Research Libraries. Turn to East View
to find the latest census data, fine arts content, or
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Through its publications, online resources andcommunity, grant opportunities, regional conferences,
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the AAS provides its members with a unique andinvaluable professional network. Explore our journals
and book series, which feature topics from ancienthistory to popular culture, covering all disciplines
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Airiti Inc. was founded in 2000 primarily to provide
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Booth# 405
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Gale partners with librarians and educators to create
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Unbound Asian Studies: Extensive coverage of Japan,
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actions, government systems, economics, andeven geography of Asia during a critical period ofengagement with the Western nations.

ALAIN CHARLES ASIA PUBLISHING
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Alain Charles Asia (ACA) originated in 2008, and it has
since published a range of academic, biographical,
business, historical and reference books. Sinoist
Books its fiction imprint, publishing the best Chinarelated literature and fiction in translation. Working
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EXHIBITORSAMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF
JAPANESE (AATJ)Booth# 410						
AATJ’s mission is to advance and enhance theteaching and learning of Japanese language,
linguistics, literature, and other related subjects.
The Association publishes the peer-reviewed journal"Japanese Language and Literature"; hosts two
conferences annually; offers professional development
opportunities for educators and activities for learners;
administers a scholarship program for study abroad inJapan; and works to promote Japanese and all foreign
language education.

player in the international arena, we carry forward
fine traditional Chinese culture, stimulate cultural
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CHINA INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONSGROUP				Booth# 407
China International Communications Group (CICG)
was founded in 1949. It is an international mediagroup involved in professional communication,book and periodical publishing and distribution,
multimedia products and services, researchand consulting, and cultural and educational
development. Headquartered in Beijing, CICG has 26
branch offices worldwide and publishes 4,000 booktitles a year in over 40 languages and 180 countries.

AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Amsterdam University Press (AUP) is a leadinginternational publisher of academic books, journals
and textbooks. AUP’s print and eBook program of highquality, peer-reviewed academic books is in standing
with other major publishers. Their Asian Studies list
is renowned for its cutting-edge subjects and solid
source-based publications in the history, religion,
politics, migration, and culture in Asia: https://www.
aup.nl/discipline/asian-studies.

CITY UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG PRESS
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City University of Hong Kong Press was founded in
1996 as the publishing arm of the City University ofHong Kong. Our mission is to promote scholarship,
to disseminate knowledge and creative works, andto enhance knowledge transfer. The Press publishes
three types of publications: academic works,
professional books, and books of general interest andsocial concern.

BRILL
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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Founded in 1683, Brill is a publishing house with arich history and a strong international focus. Brill’spublications focus on the Humanities and Social
Sciences, International Law and selected areas in the
Sciences. Brill publishes close to 1,400 books, over 330
journals and reference works per year in both print
and electronic format. Brill has developed distinctive
platforms for its online resources.

CUP publishes a wide array of scholarship in AsianStudies from across the social sciences and thehumanities, including through the "Translations
from the Asian Classics," the "Weatherhead Books
on Asia," and the "Contemporary Asia in the World"
series. We are also proud to partner with the AAS to
distribute AAS books throughout the world.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Cambridge University Press is a not-for-profit publisher.
Part of the University of Cambridge, we have long beena leading publisher in Asian Studies with a thriving
books and journals programme that represents thevery best scholarship in this field. Visit our standto discuss publishing with us, browse our latest
publications at 30% discount, and access a collection offree chapters and journal articles.
CHINA INTERNATIONAL BOOK TRADINGCORPORATION
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DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Booth# 404				
A not-for-profit scholarly publisher, Duke University
Press publishes approximately 150 books annuallyand over 50 journals in the humanities, social
sciences, and mathematics, as well as offering
several electronic collections and open-access (OA)
initiatives. Our books have won many prestigious
Asian studies awards, including the Joseph Levenson
Book Prize and the Harry J. Benda Prize. Use code
AAS22 for 40% off books and journal issues!

China International Book Trading Corporation (CIBTC),
is the first book import and export agency and oneof the largest enterprises dedicated to trading books
and periodicals in China. As an export-oriented
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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ASIAN STUDIES(IIAS)						Booth# 310

EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) is the preeminent
provider of online research content and searchtechnologies serving academic, school and public
libraries including research, acquisition management,
subscription services, discovery and analytics. EBSCO
provides access to content and resources to serve theinformation and workflow needs of library users andorganizations.

IIAS initiates interdisciplinary and trans-sectoral
programmes that engage partners in Asia and the restof the world. It seeks to promote a contextualized
understanding of Asian realities today and pioneers
new approaches to the study of Asia and the‘Asian factor’ in a changing global environment.
Activities include research, education, publications,dissemination, institutional support, and services tothe community inside and outside academia.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY ASIA CENTER/HARVARD
UNIVERSITY PRESS			Booth# 408

INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER FOR
JAPANESE STUDIES				
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Harvard Asia Center Publications Program We oversee
three book series: Harvard East Asian Monographs,
Harvard-Yenching Institute Monographs, and theHarvard Contemporary China series. More than 600
titles have been published in these series, and the Asia
Center has become one of the world’s most renowned
publishers of scholarly books for East and Southeast
Asian Studies, with our publications winning numerous
international book awards.

A not-for-profit scholarly publisher, Duke University
Press publishes approximately 150 books annually andover 50 journals in the humanities, social sciences,and mathematics, as well as offering several electroniccollections and open-access (OA) initiatives. Our books
have won many prestigious Asian studies awards,
including the Joseph Levenson Book Prize and theHarry J. Benda Prize. Use code AAS22 for 40% off
books and journal issues!

HONG KONG UNIVERSITY PRESS
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JAPAN PUBLICATIONS TRADING CO., LTD
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Hong Kong University Press is a department of the
University of Hong Kong and one of the leading English
language academic publishers in Asia. Founded in
1956, the Press publishes up to 50 new titles a year
across all areas of Asian studies from top scholars
around the world.

KINOKUNIYA BOOKSTORES OF AMERICA
Booth# 401
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INSTITUTE OF EAST ASIAN STUDIES, UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY			
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Kinokuniya is Japan’s largest bookstore and librarysolution company. We offer a wide range of books,
periodicals, e-resources and solutions aimed atfulfilling the various needs of academic libraries.
Our services and expertise help libraries optimize
their limited resource budgets, build rich collections
specialized in their patrons’ research subjects, andstreamline library operations for the expansion oflibrary user services.

The Institute of East Asian Studies at the University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, supports a nonprofit academic
publications program. IEAS publishes peer-reviewed
scholarly monographs and multiple-contributor
volumes on Japan, Korea, and China. Currently
producing two to three new titles each year, in bothsoftcover and e-book format, IEAS has a list of over
200 books published since 1967.

KONG & PARK
Booth# 203				
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KONG & PARK, INC., established in Korea in 2000, isa publisher specialized in “language textbooks” and“English publications.” We operate direct distribution
networks in the United States, Chile, and China, anddistribute books through consignment agreementswith local companies in the European Union, Canada,
Singapore, etc. We started distributing books
internationally in 2012, and we are currently sellingbooks in over 60 countries.

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Virtual Booth: https://cdmcd.co/zYdRyKTEMPLE UNIVERSITY PRESS			
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Middlebury College has been delivering lifechanging summer immersion language programsfrom beginner to graduate level for over 100 years.
Middlebury offers 12 languages (Abenaki, Arabic,
Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese,
Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish) in Vermont forcollege credit and awards scholarships and financial
aid. Students and teachers, scholars and artists,
entrepreneurs and political leaders of all ages (18 to80+) and language level gather at the Middlebury
Language Schools every summer. www.middlebury.
edu/language-schools

Temple University Press is committed to supporting
scholarship focused on the communities, culture,
history, and politics across Asia in the region to studiesof the diaspora, Asian Studies are a critical part of
the Press’ program. With series like Asian American
History and Culture highlighting the most recent
scholarship, the Press seeks to publish cutting edge
research in the field. Learn more at tupress.temple.
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Chinese Poetry asSoul Summoning

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Jun LeiǀŝƐŝƟŶŐ ĐŚĂŝƌ ƉƌŽĨĞƐƐŽƌ ŽĨ ŚƵŵĂŶŝƟĞƐ Ăƚ ^ŚĂŶŐŚĂŝ :ŝĂŽ dŽŶŐhŶŝǀĞƌƐŝƚǇ͕ ŚŝŶĂ͘ ,Ğ ŝƐ ƚŚĞ ĂƵƚŚŽƌ ŽĨ Cinema, Space, andPolylocality in a Globalizing China ;ϮϬϭϬͿ ĂŶĚ ĐŽͲĞĚŝƚŽƌ ŽĨ>ŽĐĂƟŶŐdĂŝǁĂŶŝŶĞŵĂŝŶƚŚĞdǁĞŶƚǇͲ&ŝƌƐƚĞŶƚƵƌǇ (2020).

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In The Making of Chinese-Sinophone Literatures as World Literature͕<ƵĞŝͲĨĞŶŚŝƵĂŶĚzŝŶŐũŝŶŚĂŶŐ Ăŝŵ ƚŽ ďƌŝĚŐĞ ƚŚĞ ĚŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ ďĞƚǁĞĞŶ ƚŚĞ ƐĐŚŽůĂƌƐŚŝƉ ŽĨ ǁŽƌůĚ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ ĂŶĚ ƚŚĂƚ ŽĨŚŝŶĞƐĞ ĂŶĚ ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞ ůŝƚĞƌĂƌǇ ƐƚƵĚŝĞƐ͘ dŚŝƐ ĞĚŝƚĞĚ ǀŽůƵŵĞ ĂĚǀĂŶĐĞƐ ƌĞƐĞĂƌĐŚ ŽŶ ǁŽƌůĚůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ ďǇ ďƌŝŶŐŝŶŐ ŝŶ ŶĞǁ ĚĞǀĞůŽƉŵĞŶƚƐ ŝŶ ŚŝŶĞƐĞͬ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞƐ ĂŶĚ ĂĚĚƐ ĂŵƵĐŚͲŶĞĞĚĞĚ ŶĞǁ ŐůŽďĂů ƉĞƌƐƉĞĐƟǀĞ ŽŶ ŚŝŶĞƐĞ ůŝƚĞƌĂƌǇ ƐƚƵĚŝĞƐ ďĞǇŽŶĚ ƚŚĞ ƚƌĂĚŝƟŽŶĂůŶĂƟŽŶĂů ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ ƉĂƌĂĚŝŐŵ ĂŶĚ ŝƚƐ ƌĞĐĞŶƚ ĐƌŝƟƋƵĞ ďǇ ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞ ƐƚƵĚŝĞƐ͘ /Ŷ ĂĚĚŝƟŽŶ ƚŽĂ ĐƌŝƟĐĂů ŵĂƉƉŝŶŐ ŽĨ ƚŚĞ ĚŽŵĂŝŶƐ ŽĨ ǁŽƌůĚ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ͕ ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ͕ ĂŶĚ ǁŽƌůĚůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞŝŶŚŝŶĞƐĞƚŽĚĞůŝŶĞĂƚĞƚŚĞŶƵĂŶĐĞĚĚŝīĞƌĞŶĐĞƐŽĨƚŚĞƐĞƚŚƌĞĞĚŝƐĐŝƉůŝŶĞƐ͕ƚŚĞďŽŽŬĂĚĚƌĞƐƐĞƐƚŚĞŝƐƐƵĞƐŽĨƚƌĂŶƐůĂƟŽŶ͕ŐĞŶƌĞ͕ĂŶĚƚŚĞŝŵƉĂĐƚŽĨŵĞĚŝĂĂŶĚƚĞĐŚŶŽůŽŐǇŽŶŽƵƌƵŶĚĞƌƐƚĂŶĚŝŶŐ ŽĨ ͞ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ͟ ĂŶĚ ͞ůŝƚĞƌĂƌǇ ƉƌĞƐƟŐĞ͘͟ /ƚ ĂůƐŽ ƉƌŽǀŝĚĞƐ ĐƌŝƟĐĂů ƐƚƵĚŝĞƐ ŽĨ ƚŚĞĐŽŵƉůŝĐĂƚĞĚǁĂǇƐŝŶǁŚŝĐŚŚŝŶĞƐĞĂŶĚ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞƐĂƌĞƚƌĂŶƐůĂƚĞĚ͕ƌĞĐĞŝǀĞĚ͕ĂŶĚ
reinvested across various genres and media, and thus circulate as world literature. The issuesƚĂŬĞŶƵƉďǇƚŚĞĐŽŶƚƌŝďƵƚŽƌƐƚŽƚŚŝƐǀŽůƵŵĞƉƌŽŵŝƐĞĨƌƵŝƞƵůƉŽůĞŵŝĐĂůŝŶƚĞƌǀĞŶƟŽŶƐŝŶƚŚĞƐƚƵĚŝĞƐŽĨǁŽƌůĚůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞĨƌŽŵƚŚĞǀĂŶƚĂŐĞƉŽŝŶƚŽĨŚŝŶĞƐĞĂŶĚ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞƐ͘“Queering Chinese Kinship        Ǥ             
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Queer Public Culture in
QUEERING CHINESE KINSHIP Globalizing
China͞dŚŝƐďŽŽŬŝƐ͕ĂƚŽŶĐĞ͕ƚŚĞďĞƐƚƉŽƐƐŝďůĞŝŶƚƌŽĚƵĐƟŽŶƚŽƌĞĐĞŶƚĚĞďĂƚĞƐŽŶǁŽƌůĚůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞĨƌŽŵ ƚŚĞ ƉĞƌƐƉĞĐƟǀĞ ŽĨ ŚŝŶĞƐĞͲ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞƐ͕ ĂŶĚ Ă ƐƵŵŵĂ ĐƌŝƟĐĂ that thinksƚŚƌŽƵŐŚ ƚŚĞŝƌ ƚƌĂŶƐĐƵůƚƵƌĂů ĚƌŝǀĞƐ͕ ŐůŽďĂů ƚƌĂǀĞůƐ͕ ǀĂƌŝĞĚ ǁŽƌůĚŝŶŐƐ͕ ĂŶĚ ƚƌĂŶƐůĂƟŽŶĂů ĨŽƌĐĞƐ͘dŚĞ ĐŽŵƉĂƌĂƟǀĞ ƉĞƌƐƉĞĐƟǀĞƐ ŐĂƚŚĞƌĞĚ ŚĞƌĞ ĂĐĐŽŵƉůŝƐŚ ƚŚĞ ŶĞĐĞƐƐĂƌǇ ĂŶĚ ƵƌŐĞŶƚ ƚĂƐŬŽĨ ƌĞĐŽŶĮŐƵƌŝŶŐ ďŽƚŚ ƚŚĞ ŝĚĞĂ ŽĨ ƚŚĞ ǁŽƌůĚ ŝŶ ǁŽƌůĚ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ ĂŶĚ ƚŚĞ ǁĂǇƐ ǁĞ ƐƚƵĚǇ ƚŚĞŝŶƐĐƌŝƉƟŽŶƐŽĨŚŝŶĞƐĞͲ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞƐŝŶƚŚĞǁŽƌůĚ͘͟—Mariano Siskind, Harvard University

Gender Studies / China

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Queer Public Culture in Globalizing China“The book makes a strong contribution to Asian queer studies through an in-depth theorization ǡ  ơ
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Kuei-fen Chiu ŝƐ ĐŚĂŝƌ ƉƌŽĨĞƐƐŽƌ ŽĨ dĂŝǁĂŶ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ ĂŶĚ ƚƌĂŶƐŶĂƟŽŶĂů ĐƵůƚƵƌĂů ƐƚƵĚŝĞƐ ĂƚEĂƟŽŶĂů ŚƵŶŐ ,ƐŝŶŐ hŶŝǀĞƌƐŝƚǇ ŝŶ dĂŝǁĂŶ͘ ^ŚĞ ŝƐ ƚŚĞ ĐŽͲĂƵƚŚŽƌ ŽĨ New Chinese-Language
Documentaries: Ethics, Subject and Place;ϮϬϭϱͿĂŶĚĐŽͲĞĚŝƚŽƌŽĨdĂŝǁĂŶŝŶĞŵĂ͕/ŶƚĞƌŶĂƟŽŶĂůZĞĐĞƉƟŽŶ͕ĂŶĚ^ŽĐŝĂůŚĂŶŐĞ (2017).

the Department of International Studies aton the history of sexuality and gender issues
ture, film, and visual media. She co-authorednese (2014) and First Step: Workbook for Modern

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CHINESE KINSHIPTHE MAKING of CHINESE-SINOPHONE
LITERATURES as WORLD LITERATURE

MASTERY of
WORDS and SWORDS“An outstanding volume full of insights, with chapters by leading scholars from an admirableƌĂŶŐĞ ŽĨ ƉĞƌƐƉĞĐƟǀĞƐ͕ ŚŝƵ ĂŶĚ ŚĂŶŐ͛Ɛ The Making of Chinese-Sinophone Literatures as
World Literature ĞǆƉĞƌƚůǇ ŝŶƚĞŐƌĂƚĞƐ ŚŝŶĞƐĞ ĂŶĚ ^ŝŶŽƉŚŽŶĞ ƐƚƵĚŝĞƐ ǁŝƚŚ ǁŽƌůĚ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞƐĐŚŽůĂƌƐŚŝƉ͕ ŽƉĞŶŝŶŐ ŶƵŵĞƌŽƵƐ ƉŽƐƐŝďŝůŝƟĞƐ ĨŽƌ ĨƵƚƵƌĞ ĂŶĂůǇƐĞƐ ŽĨ ůŝƚĞƌĂƚƵƌĞ͕ ŵĞĚŝĂ͕ ĂŶĚcultural history.”—Karen L. Thornber, Harvard University

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with the crisis of the nation in the late Qing,
pium Wars. The power of physical aggressionnd became a new imperative of male honor in
cted with anxiety and indignation about their
Western colonial powers, Chinese intellectuals
iterati and reassessed their positions vis-à-vis
ting Intellectual Masculinities in Modern China,
nd evolution of modern Chinese intellectuald class discourses mediated by the West andnterest in the “Man Question” within gender
focus. To fully reveal the evolving masculine
ys an innovative methodology that combines
s of literary texts and visuals. Situating themodern Chinese history and Chinese literarytically with male subjectivity in relation topsychoanalysis, modern love, feminism, andMASTERY of WORDS and SWORDS

when a Chinese man looks and behaves like
ctual, and nationalist underpinnings of thatging story and insightful analyses about how
nd strove to revitalize manliness.”
China in the World: Culture, Politics, and World

Negotiating Intellectual Masculinities in Modern China, 1890s–1930s

mation and insights on how intellectuals suchf Chinese masculinity in the tumultuous late
how China’s interactions with the West andimes is compelling reading.”
Masculinity: Society and Gender in China and
d

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THE MAKING of
CHINESE-SINOPHONE LITERATURES
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es in Modern China,

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HistoricalÊMobilityÊbetween
ChinaÊandÊAustralia

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Eros of International Relations: Self-Feminizing and the Claiming of Postcolonial Chineseness is adistinctive work that explores the much-neglected Chinese perspective in broader international
relations theory. Using the concept of “self-feminizing”—adoption of a feminine identity tooblige and achieve mutual caring as a relational strategy—this book argues that postcolonial
actors have employed gendered identities in order to survive the squeezing pressure of
globalization and nationalism in their own ways. Sovereign actors who have historically claimed
to act on behalf of Chineseness have taken advantage of the images of femininity thrust uponthem by transnational capitalism, the media, or intellectual thought.

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EROS OFINTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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Lowell Dittmer

International Relations /East Asia / China

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and the Claiming
Epidemics andSelf-Feminizing
Colonial Anxieties
Empiresof
Chih-yu ShihEROS
OF INTERNATIONALRELATIONS
of Postcolonial ChinesenessRobert Peckham
Panichool of the Charles and Louise Travers
fornia, Berkeley. He has published widely
He is most recently the author of China’s
and the editor of Taiwan and China: Fitful

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Pacific Century, Lowell Dittmer and his
sia resulting from growing Sino-American
ely regarded as a momentous shift in thesovereignty into the East China Sea andglobal financial institutions and replacing
nationalism. The country’s “Belt andn to realize the “China Dream” within thege, the United States has abandoned its
power and engaged in a trade war. Sinoince the normalization of their relationshipcurrent political disorder in the East Asianalyzed from three perspectives: the firsty, and the third on the triangular dynamic.
nd until consensus can be reached on a
nforcement among different stakeholders
o persist.

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Disorder’ that the growing China-US rivalry
for the other actors of the region, be theyn nations or Taiwan.”
University; senior research fellow of the, Paris

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Pacific Century

ump, this book sees rivalries undermining
akdown. Stress is on identities, strategies,
argues that these factors will drive further
on a most critical bilateral relationship.”of The Asan Forum

y
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NEW ASIAN DISORDER Rivalries Embroiling the Pacific Century

SIAN
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Buhrman, Kristina M On-Demand
Bui, Alvin K H32
Bunkenborg, Mikkel L-V34
Bünte, Marco F29
Burhani, Ahmad Najib B29
Burnett, Katharine P G-V37
Burton-Rose, Daniel K-V36
Bushell, Peter On-Demand
Butler, Lee J-V47
Buyco, Ryan On-Demand
Byler, Darren F-V56
Byrnes, Corey L-V36
Byun, Joshua L-V43
C
Caccin, Daniele B05
Cachola, Ellen-Rae G20
Cai, Keru L-V36
Cai, Liang K08
Cai, Wenjiao H-V41

Campany, Robert C07
Campbell, Aurelia K06
Camroux, David F29
Cannon, Brian T. E-V54
Cao, Yin C-V44
Capino, Jose L-V40
Capobianco, Paul G22
Caraway, Teri L E12
Carlile, Lonny D13
Carlson, Kimberly G-V53
Carothers, Christopher J06
Carr, Kevin G. K26
Carrico, Kevin E04
Carroll, John M. E03
Carroll, William D22
Carruthers, Andrew M. C33
Carter, Caleb K-V42
Cartier, Carolyn F-V49
Castiglioni, Andrea A-V15
Caton, Brian E-V54
Cavaliere, Paola G-V48
Caywood, Kelsi L E19
Cha, Javier M-V03
Cha, Paul S E-V51
Chaffee, John H-V40
Chakrabarty, Dipesh K-V40
Chambers, Harlan D H18
Chambon, Michel J-V40
Chan, Alexsia F06
Chan, Catherine G-V58
Chan, Nicholas C-V50
Chan, Roy E-V36
Chan, Shelly B10
Chan, Wing-kit D-V41
Chandra, Siddharth D31
Chandrasekhar, Nirupama C-V52
Chang, Andy S H19
Chang, Catherine E-V50
Chang, Cheng-chieh E-V53
Chang, David H-V57
Chang, Kin-ian (Monica) E-V34
Chang, Kuei-min On-Demand
Chang, Sandy F H07
Chang, Shih-chin E-V53
Chang, Shu-Ching G-V40
Chang, Wenbo L01
Chang, Whi K-V60
Chang, Yoon Won L25
Chao, En-Chieh L28
Chapman, William B-V47
Chard, Robert M-V04
Charoensri, Narut J-V41

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Chatani, Sayaka C-V39
Chatterjee, Indrani K-V45
Chaudhuri, Meghna H-V49
Cheang, Sarah G-V45
Cheek, Timothy A-V4
Chen, Alison Sile H02
Chen, Ching-Chang K-V60
Chen, Chun-Bin J-V51
Chen, Hongwei Thorn G16
Chen, Huiying E-V56
Chen, Jack W. L-V35
Chen, Jia-Ching F-V54
Chen, Jianqing L-V50
Chen, Jiayi A-V3
Chen, Junnan K11
Chen, Li-Ping On-Demand
Chen, Mian A-V1
Chen, Po-Hsun D-V39
Chen, Qiufan E-V52
Chen, Qiuyang D27
Chen, Ruth Yun-ju H-V40
Chen, Shiwei M-V10
Chen, Shuang D03
Chen, Sixing C-V40
Chen, Siyu H-V37
Chen, Thomas D-V47
Chen, Timmy Chih-Ting G-V64
Chen, Tina K-V39
Chen, Xiao E-V34
Chen, Xiaomei E-V37
Chen, Yijie G14
Chen, Yuan Julian K19
Chen, Yu-Hua On-Demand
Cheng, Edmund W. E12
Cheng, Grace M. C30
Cheng, Jie K07
Cheng, Wei-yi M-V18
Cheng Chua, Karl Ian U D-V53
Cheon, Jung-hwan C28
Cher, Hui Yun C-V44
Cherry, Haydon G-V62
Cheung, Kin E01
Cheva-Isarakul, Janepicha C-V50
Chhun, Lina C31
Chia, Jack Meng-Tat M-V18
Chia, Ning J-V36
Chiang, Howard J09
Chiang, I-In H-V42
Chiang, Mei-Hsuan H-V42
Chiappe Ippolito, Matias F20
Chibana, Megumi D-V38
Chien, Gloria I-Ling F08
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Chin, Angelina H-V36
Chin, Sei Jeong A-V1
Ching, Leo J-V38
Chio, Jenny L-V38
Chirapravati, Pattaratorn B17
Chittick, Andrew K05
Chizhova, Ksenia F-V35
Cho, Eun Ah F24
Cho, Eun-su H13
Cho, Helen On-DemandCho, Hwisang A-V2
Cho, Ilsoo H27
Cho, Jieun H-V43
Cho, John D17
Cho, Monica W. K-V61
Cho, Sookja A-V21
Cho, Yeonjung C27
Cho, Yong E09
Cho, Yoonbin D22
Cho, Younghan F22
Cho, Yunmyung On-Demand
Choe, Steve L-V51
Choi, Deokkyoo B26
Choi, Ellie L26
Choi, Emilie Sin-yi G-V64
Choi, Gina J. E09
Choi, Haeree D25
Choi, Hee Sun E-V55
Choi, Hyaeweol H20, E21
Choi, Hyoseak (Stephen) G09
Choi, Jihyun F21
Choi, Kyeong-Hee C28
Choi, Min Koo On-Demand
Choi, Shine E-V55
Choi, Su Young On-Demand
Choi, Sun-ah E09
Choi, Young Rae G15
Chon, Woohyung F23
Chong, Ja Ian J06
Chong, Wu Ling E-V47
Choo, Eleanor A-V12
Choo, Jessey C07
Chou, Catherine D02
Chou, Wen-Shing D28
Choudhury, Najiba B-V42
Chow, Eileen Cheng-yin B-V53
Chow, Kai-wing A-V2
Chowdhury, Elora B28
Christine, Marrewa-Karwoski F-V52
Christmas, Sakura B20
Christoffersen, Gaye B-V36

Chu, Julie J15
Chu, Nellie D-V58
Chuang, Julia J01
Chui, Bianca H12
Chui, Tony Wing Kin D-V34
Chun, Jayson M. B16
Chun, Jihoon On-Demand
Chun, Tarryn L. K12
Chung, Chris PC E-V56
Chung, Erin A D23
Chung, Ga Young M-V19
Chusid, Miriam J20
Clark, Julia Hansell H22
Clayton, Cathryn H H-V36
Clements, Rebekah M-V03
Cler, Marylou J-V44
Coderey, Celine G34
Coderre, Laurence K-V38
Cohn, Abigail C. B-V46
Conceison, Claire K12Conner, Alison W. B15
Cook, Haruko M M-V15
Cooper, Nancy I. E32
Coplin, Abigail M-V01
Core, Rachel S G-V40
Cortez, Iggy G11
Côté-Roy, Laurence E20
Courtney, Chris B-V34
Crail, Nate G34
Creak, Simon J-V48
Creighton, Millie J22
Crespi, John A. A-V3
Creutzenberg, Jan M-V06
Croissant, Aurel L-V52
Cronin, Michael P J24
Cross, Julia H. B17
Crossley, Pamela Kyle D-V42
Cui, Wei K07
Culp, Robert J. L10
Cumings, Bruce D25
Cunliffe, Tom G-V64
Cunningham, Eric J B13
Curley, Melissa E01
Curtis, Paula R. B22
Cushman, Carrie K-V57
Czellér, Mark K10
D
Dacudao, Patricia Irene F-V51
Dadi, Iftikhar F-V45
Daigle, Michelle Miniamata
Daimaruya, Miyuki On-Demand

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208

Dalferro, Alexandra D-V48
Daly, Ryan On-Demand
Dam, Ashley Thuthao Keng
C-V41
Damian, Michelle H-V45
Dan, Shao B15
Dao, Le-Na E16
Datta, Arunima C-V49
Daud, Tahera J-V41
Davis, Ann Marie L. A-V9
Davis, Bradley H34
Davis, Christina P. K-V44
Davis, Victoria C01
Dawes, Trevor B22
Dawley, Evan F02
Day, Tony B-V45
D’Costa, Anthony E18
De Grandis, Mario On-Demand
De La Cruz, Deirdre E33
de St. Maurice, Greg H-V46
De Weerdt, Hilde B04
de Wit, Jerome C-V57
de Zeeuw, W. J. Timothy E17
Deacon, Chris L13
Debreczeny, Karl D28
Defrance, Arthur D21
del Castillo, Andres A-V13
deLisle, Jacques J06
Deng, Beiyin M-V18
Deol, Amrit J10
Deppman, Hsiu-Chuang J-V39
Desjardins, Miya Elise B-V40
Devji, Faisal K-V40
Dhillon, Hardeep C-V49
Dhont, Frank A-V12
Di Francesco, Marco A-V6
Diamant, Neil J. F06
DiCarlo, Jessica J12
Diederich, Inga K F18
Ding, Xiangli H-V58
Ding, Yizhuang L08
DiNitto, Rachel A-V14
Ditter, Alexei L-V35
Do, Khue J-V38
Do, Myeong-hak G27
Dolan, Sean D-V52
Dong, Yige C-V53
Dong, Yuting L-V42
Dou, Lei B-V54
Drake, Chris K-V52
Draudt, Darcie On-Demand
Dressler, Wolfram E02
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D CONTINUEDDu, Chunmei H-V57
Du, Daisy Yan E-V41
Du, Yuqing C-V55
Duan, Xiaolin G17
Duara, Prasenjit G15
Dunnell, Ruth W. D-V42
Duoer, Daigengna F03
Duong, Phuoc M. E31
Durham, Jeffrey L17
Dutta, Tathagata K-V56
E
E, Li K-V61
Easum, Taylor M G17
Eda, Haruki D23
Eder-Ramsauer, Andreas OnDemand
Edgerton-Tarpley, Kathryn L-V37
Edington, Claire D09
Effendi, Tonny Dian L-V45
Egan, Ronald L-V35
Egreteau, Renaud D-V52
Ehalt, Rômulo B-V39
Ehrenwirth, Rebecca C-V37
Eichleter, Andreas On-Demand
Elangovan, Arvind K-V40
Elias, Nisma C29
Elison, William K16
Ellington, Lucien On-Demand
Elliott, Mark J-V36
Ellis, Toshiko K-V43
Elmhirst, Rebecca G-V53
Emmerich, Michael G23
Emrich-Rouge, Elizabeth A-V5
Endoh, Toake H-V44
Engchuan, Rosalia Namsai D30
Engman, Puck K10
Eo, Kyunghee F24
Eom, Sujin L-V49
Eom, Tae Yeon H20
Epstein, Maram F-V35
Erdene-Ochir, ErdeneBaatar J08
Eroglu, Hale L05
Esch, Tyler G-V55
Espena, Darlene Machell J-V48
Estep, Chloe K-V59
Eubanks, Charlotte K-V39
Evans, Harriet B-V33
Evans, James Gethyn D02
F

Fadhlina, Amirah K-V48
Fagan, Dylan G34
Faison, Elyssa A-V9
Falato, Giulia L02
Famularo, Julia C03
Fan, Fa-Ti G-V42
Fang, Xiaoping L-V37
Farhan, Naveen Zaidi L19
Farizova, Nina F20
Farrer, James H-V46
Fear, Sean C34
Fearnley, Lyle L-V37
Feezell, Tyler B02
Fei, Siyen L08
Feingold, David C04
Feng, Anne N. M-V17
Feng, Jing A-V8
Feng, Jiren H20Feng, Linda J19
Fernandez de Lara Harada, Jessica E-V39
Fidalgo-Castro, Alberto A-V13
Fink, Wisa Wisesjindawat C04
Firdous, Adeela M-V12
Firpo, Christina J32
Fisher, Micah C35
Fiss, Geraldine A. F-V33
Fitriyah, Lailatul B29
Flaim, Amanda C04
Flavin, Philip D22
Flowers, James D-V39
Flowers, Petrice C09
Fogel, Joshua E15
Folch, Marcus K08
Foley, Todd G08
Fong, Grace J-V35
Foong, Ping M-V17
Forte, Erika G-V59
Foster, Anne L-V46
Foster, Christopher B-V47
Foster, Michael Dylan K-V42
Fraleigh, Matthew K-V54
Frazier, Mark W. J-V46
Fredman, Zach S. H-V57
Freedman, Alisa M-V13
Freedman, Amy L. A-V12
Freeman, Joshua L05
Friederich, Lee E. On-DemandFriedman, Eli F-V54
Friedner, Michele F25
Fromm, Martin T H16
Frühstück, Sabine F-V37

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209

Frumer, Yulia J21
Fu, Jia-Chen D-V33
Fu, Mike G12
Fujii, Jun D-V37
Fujikane, Candace G01
Fujimoto, Hiro M-V13
Fujimoto, Yukari M-V11
Fujioka, Midori G20
Fujita, Noriko G22
Fujitani, James B-V39
Fukushima, Yoshiko K12
Funahashi, Daena C10
Furukawa, Hiroko H-V56
G
Gabriel, Douglas C-V56
Gadkar-Wilcox, Wynn W. B31
Gagne, Karine K-V47
Gagné, Isaac G-V48
Galipeau, Brendan A. F-V49
Gallagher, Mark F23
Gallo, Simona C-V37
Galvane, Linda D-V46
Galway, Matthew D. J05
Ganseforth, Sonja C-V62
Gao, Kevin D10
Gao, Xiaofei G15
Gao, Yuan B-V49
Garbagni, Giulia L13
Gasmen, Imelda B-V46
Gasparini, Mariachiara J19
Gates, Rustin A-V16
Gaubatz, Piper J01
Gaubatz, Thomas C01
Gay, Suzanne H-V45
Geary, David C-V47
Gedacht, Joshua F-V51
Gellert, Paul K. B-V50
Geng, Sophia F-V37
Geofrey, Steven K-V57
George, Timothy S. Minamata
Gergan, Mabel D. G29
Ghosh, Arunabh H-V58
Ghosh, Sahana H-V49
Ghosh, Ujaan On-Demand
Giang, Paul C-V37
Gilbert, David G-V53
Gilbert, Marc J. B31
Gilberti, Christian K-V56
Gilstad, Mary C. G14
Ginoza, Ayano D-V38
Giolai, Andrea C-V59
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Giuffrida, Noelle E07
Glade, Jonathan H22
Gladney, Dru E04
Glassman, Hank J20
Goehr, Alia B. G06
Goldfarb, Kathryn J21
Goldstein, Jenny E. C35
Gomes, Mekhola F-V42
Gonzaga, Elmo J-V48
Gonzalez, Nathaniel J. L-V52
Gonzalez, Vernadette V. D-V38
González, Fredy H07
Goodyear-Ka‘ōpua, Noelani G01
Gordon, Haley M E19
Görtz, Teresa F-V34
Goto, Miyabi On-Demand
Goto, Shihoko D14
Gould, Hannah D16
Govella, Kristi D14
Gowey, David J. F27
Grant, Sarah G. E31
Graves, Albert G25
Greene, Barbara D-V53
Grewal, Anup J-V46
Grewal, Harjeet B-V43
Grewal, Sara B-V43
Grisafi, John G. C17
Grose, Timothy F-V56
Gross, Miriam L-V37
Grunow, Tristan B-V51
Gu, Yi L-V36
Guarneri, Jeffrey C. B-V51
Guleva, Mariia L02
Gundry, David J. K-V52
Guo, Jie L08
Guo, Shaohua B-V53
Gupta, Akhil J28
Gupta, Pallavi E20
Gupta, Shivani E-V50
Gutierrez, Andrea H29
Gutierrez, Kathleen C33
Guy, Nancy C06
Gvili, Gal L09
Gyotoku, Nate G20
HHa, Wei E19
Haag, Andre H22
Haberkorn, Tyrell C-V50
Hadiz, Vedi D-V50
Hae, Laam K-V55

Haeusler, Eric G-V49
Hahn, Hazel G31
Hai Linh, Phan Plenary
Hamada, Shingo H-V46
Hamayotsu, Kikue D-V50
Hambleton, Alexandra A-V6
Hamid, Usman F-V42
Hamilton, Peter A-V4
Hammond, Kelly L05
Han, Ji Hye (Alice) D-V45
Han, Namhee F-V38
Han, Seunghyun H27
Han, Soojung B04
Han, Woori F21Han, Yu Na G-V44
Hanakata, Naomi G-V49
Hansen, Anders L-V34
Hansen, Anne J30
Hansen, Annette B05
Hansen, Paul J22
Hansen, Pieter G34
Hanson, Marta D-V39
Hansson, Eva F29
Hao, Lois A-V9
Hao, Yucong L12
Hara, Hideki Plenary
Hardwick, Patricia A. B-V44
Hardy, Kathryn K-V44
Harms, Erik C33
Harnish, David E32
Harris, Lane L04
Harris, Sheena D31
Hart, Roger M-V01
Hartzheim, Bryan H. C25
Harwit, Eric E18
Hashimoto, Yuta J-V37
Hass, Kristin G26
Hassel, Kimberly G-V48
Hasunuma, Linda C. F-V41
Hatanaka, Chiaki K-V52
Hatch, Michael J. G-V37
Hatfield, DJ J-V51
Hayashi, John F-V39
Hayes, Jack G-V38
Haynes, Douglas A-V11
He, Belinda Qian E-V37
He, Bixiao H-V39
He, Keren E-V36
Healey, Cara F04
Healy, Gavin L-V38
Hearman, Vannessa C-V48
Heatherly, Bryce G-V37

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Hedinger, Daniel C-V54
Hefner, Claire-Marie K-V48
Hefner, Robert W. B29
Hein, Anke B-V47
Hein, Carola B-V51
Heine, Steven G-V47
Heinrich, Ari L. E-V36
Helderman, Ira E01
Hellyer, Robert G24
Henchy, Judith G31
Hennigar, Mallory C-V47
Henningsen, Lena G05
Henriot, Christian J-V35
Henry, Justin L20
Henry, Todd A. K-V41
Heo, Na Sil C24
Heolimeleikalani Osorio, Jamaica G01
Hepburn, Christopher On-Demand
Hershberg, James L32
Hertzman, Emily J-V42
Hess, Christoph D-V36
Hickman, Jacob R. H35
Hinchy, Jessica C-V49
Hiro, Rika K-V57
Hiyama, Satomi L-V41
Hla, Tin D-V52
Ho, Chi Tim M-V08
Ho, Clara Wing-chung H-V53
Ho, Denise Y. A-V4
Ho, Han-Peng J13
Ho, Hao-Tzu G-V61
Ho, Joseph W. G16
Ho, Michelle E-V50
Ho, Selina K-V51
Ho, Tam Thanh L32
Ho, Thành Tâm Thanh H32
Hoang, Tuan C-V55
Hockx, Michel B-V53
Hoesterey, James B. F31
Hof, Helena F09
Holbrow, Hilary J21
Holmes, Ros D-V56
Holmes-Tagchungdarpa, Amy G29
Homei, Aya C-V42
Hong, Christine E13
Hopewell, Kristen B-V54
Horisaki-Christens, Andrea D-V45
Hosek, Melissa A. H11
Hosokawa, Naoko F21
Hostetler, Laura D03
Hou, Yiyang K11
Howe, Brendan M. G19
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Hoyan, Carole H.F J-V39
Hsieh, Chu-Wen G-V61
Hsieh, Jennifer C. C06
Hsieh, Michelle F. H-V55
Hsiung, Hansun K-V37
Hsu, Angel G-V60
Hsu, Madeline Y. H07
Hsu, Mu-Lung G-V51
Hu, Chijui H01
Hu, Jiechen K-V36
Hu, Jun K06
Hu, Sijie K-V35
Hu, Tingting F-V33
Hu, Xiaobai B03
Hua, Rui L30
Huacuja Alonso, Isabel F-V45
Huang, Chen B-V35
Huang, Debby Chih-Yen B04
Huang, Dingru G08
Huang, Junting K23
Huang, Kun H-V60
Huang, Lu L-V41
Huang, Nicole X. D-V35
Huang, Qingming On-Demand
Huang, Shih-shan S. L-V41
Huang, Shu-Mei F-V40
Huang, Tianyuan C-V40
Huang, Weishan J-V42
Huang, Xian K07
Huang, Xin F-V33
Huang, Xuelei F01
Huang, Yu-Ling C-V42
Hudziyeva, Yauheniya E15
Huerta, Elise On-Demand
Hui Ching, Ann M-V10
Hulshof, Christopher A-V12
Hume, Robert L13
Humphrey, David K-V38
Hung, Ho-Fung B06
Hung, Tak Wai G-V41
Hurley, Brian B-V40
Husarski, Roman C-V56
Hussain, Mobeen A-V11
Hutchcroft, Paul L30
Huynh, Jennifer D27
Huzioka, Hirosi K-V49
Hwang, Dongyoun B-V41
Hwang, Heesun C-V62
Hwang, Hyeryung L26
Hwang, Maria Cecilia F14
Hwang, Susan J27

Hwang, Yoon Joo On-Demand
Hy, Sally K-V46
Hyder, Syed K-V45
Hymans, Jacques F-V44
Hymes, Robert C07
Hyun, Jaehwan C-V42
Hyun, Myungho C27
I
Iacobelli Delpiano, Pedro H-V44
Ibata-Arens, Kathryn E18
Iffah Naf’atu Fina, Lien F31
Iida, Kaori H-V54
Iijima, Shuji K-V42
Ijichi, Noriko A-V19
Ikeda, Shinobu K26
Im, Sungjin H17Imai, Heide C-V46
Ing, Tiffany D13
Innami, Fusako F16
Intarat, Phianphachong G-V55
Iossifova, Deljana G-V36
Iovene, Paola E-V41
Irani, Ayesha A. K-V45
Irie, Keiko On-Demand
Isaacson, Nathaniel K. J-V52
Ishida, Mari E13
Ishikawa, Tadashi B15
Istad, Felicia F21
Ivory, Tristan J21
J
Jaffe, Richard G-V57
Jaffrey, Sana D-V50
Ja-Ian, Chong L33
Jamaludin, Nursyazwani K34
Jamil, Nurhaizatul J-V42
Jamkajornkeiat, Thiti H18
Jang, Moon-seok C28
Jaros, Kyle J01
Jayaraman, Nirupama H-V50
Jenco, Leigh F-V48
Jeon, Chihyung C23
Jeon, Insil On-Demand
Jeong, Areum On-Demand
Jeong, Jong-hyun C28
Ji, Wenting F-V34
Ji, Yueling K-V59
Jiang, Chengli On-Demand
Jiang, Jue On-Demand
Jiang, Linshan L12
Jiang, Qiuyu C09

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Jiang, Yonglin D01
Jifang, Qiu B-V33
Jin, Huan H-V53
Jin, Jinyoung K29
Jin, Michael R. E21
Jin, Yi-hong B-V33
Jo, Ji-Yeon C25
Jocoy, Stacey A. On-DemandJoe, Niharika C. B22
Johal, Ranbir K. B-V43
Johan, Adil B-V44
Johnson, Andrew A. C04
Jolivette, Lindsay R. On-Demand
Jones, Andrew L-V50
Jones, Colin B15
Jones, Jamal A. G-V50
Joniak-Luthi, Agnieszka J15
Jose, Ricardo T. K-V49
Jost, Katie L20
Juffri, Helsheila Julis E-V49
Jun, Hajin E-V51
Jung, Eunsook L30
Jung, Seungyeon Gabrielle B23
K
Kahikina, Akea F26
Kahng, Amy B19
Kale, Durga G-V50
Kam, Janice M-V14
Kamath, Kruthika G-V54
Kameda, Akihiro J-V37
Kameda-Madar, Kazuko M-V05
Kameyama, Mitsuhiro H11Kan, Shirley C03
Kanagawa, Nadia J-V47
Kaner, Simon Plenary
Kanesaka, Kirk C01
Kang, Hyeok Hweon L-V42
Kang, Jaeho G18
Kang, Jiyeon F22
Kang, Laura H.Y. C-V39
Kang, Miryang C25
Kang, Myung Ju C27
Kang, Sara F-V36
Kang, Shin Ae E09
Kang, Xiaofei G-V38
Kang, Yeonsil E-V58
Kanjwal, Hafsa K31
Karapanagiotis, Nicole J33
Karp, Melissa H17
Kasarov, Dragomir A-V16
Katada, Saori H24
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Kathiravelu, Laavanya L33
Kato, Hiroko K26
Kato, Jotaro G22
Kato, Naoko E21
Katramiz, Tarek C-V62
Katsura, Asako D-V45
Kaur, Ravinder H-V49
Kavesh, Muhammad G-V43
Kawai, Sachiko J-V47
Kawamura, Hiroaki F13
Kawano, Satsuki C-V61
Kaygusuz Tezel, Banu OnDemand
Kazumi, Kamimura E15
Ke, Xiao E-V35
Keerthi, Naresh B-V45
Keith, Charles G-V62
Kellogg, Thomas E. H02
Kelly, Jennifer D-V38
Kelly, Michaela C-V61
Kelly, Thomas D04
Kemiksiz, Asli E-V40
Kendall, Laurel J17
Kenley, David On-Demand
Kenney-Lazar, Miles L33
Keo, Bernard G-V58
Kerkvliet, Ben L30
Kersey, Kristopher W. J20
Ke-Schutte, Jay E-V35
Keyworth, George G-V47
Khải Hoài, Trần B31
Khaleda, Syeda D26
Khan, Minhaj A. J-V41
Khan, Razak F-V45
Khomenko, Olga F-V43
Khoo, Gaik Cheng D-V49
Khoo, Ying Hooi F-V46
Khosla, Radhika K-V40
Khoury, Stephanie J-V44
Khudi, Achmad C-V50
Kief, I Jonathan D-V47
Kietlinski, Robin C-V46
Kile, S.E. D04
Kim, D. Brian D20
Kim, D.G. L-V43
Kim, Daniel G26
Kim, Diana L20
Kim, Dohye F22
Kim, Eleana K19
Kim, Elizabeth Y. G27
Kim, Elli S. D22

Kim, H. Yumi B09
Kim, Han Sang F18
Kim, Hanna H. F-V55
Kim, Hannah J. On-Demand
Kim, Hayana G25
Kim, Hosu L-V49
Kim, Hyun Chul B26
Kim, Jeehey J17
Kim, Jeongmin F-V36
Kim, Jeongran B-V37
Kim, Jiesun E-V43
Kim, Jina E. F23
Kim, Jinah J-V46
Kim, Jinsook L-V49
Kim, Jinwon F18
Kim, Jisoo M. F-V35
Kim, Jiyeon K29
Kim, Jungwon F-V35
Kim, Jungwon M-V06
Kim, Lami J06
Kim, Loretta E. J-V36
Kim, Miju On-Demand
Kim, Minjeong L25
Kim, Minsun D-V47
Kim, Monica F-V36
Kim, Nadia Y, F18
Kim, Na-Rae L26
Kim, Rama Hyeweon B15
Kim, Samuel On-Demand
Kim, Se Young K23
Kim, Seonmin A-V21
Kim, Sojung H-V48
Kim, Sooyeon L-V43
Kim, Soyeon B24
Kim, Soyeon G-V44
Kim, Soyi L25
Kim, Su Yun J-V38
Kim, Sujung F22
Kim, Sung Eun E13
Kim, Sunglim E09
Kim, Sunhee A-V6
Kim, Sunhong On-Demand
Kim, Sunhye M-V19
Kim, Sunkyung G-V44
Kim, Sunmin C-V57
Kim, Suzie K29
Kim, Suzy E-V55
Kim, Yeong Ran K-V55
Kim, Youjoung (Yuna) A-V19
Kim, Youn-mi E09
Kim, Yusung G-V46
Kimbrough, Keller G09

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Kimura, Ehito G-V55
Kind, Kevin W. B-V37
Kindler, Benjamin L10
King, Matthew W, E01
Kingsberg Kadia, Miriam H-V44
Kingston, Jeffrey K01
Kinzer, Joe B-V44
Kistnareddy, Ashwiny O. J34
Kitada, Eri M-V13
Kitsnik, Lauri H21
Kleeman, Faye E-V53
Klein, Axel P. On-Demand
Klein, Christina G26
Klein, Jakob L-V34
Kleinman, Danielle B-V45
Kleutghen, Kristina F07
Klie, Hunter D. F13
Knight, Sabina B-V53
Ko, Jiyoung L-V43
Ko, Ju Chun D16
Ko, May Su E-V48
Kobayashi, Atsushi E21
Kobiljski, Aleksandra K-V50
Koesbardiati, Toetik J-V49
Köhle, Natalie G-V43
Kohrman, Matthew D09
Koike, Evan J22
Kong, Belinda E-V36
Kong, Jacqui E-V49
Kong, Lilian F-V38
Kong-Perring, Sharon G25
Koo, Sunhee D-V47
Koo, Youngeun K-V39
Kostka, Genia G-V60
Kotegawa, Shojiro F16
Kottmann, Nora L23
Koul, Ashish J33
Kramer, Derek J. On-Demand
Kramer, Elizabeth G-V45
Kramer, Hanae On-Demand
Kramm, Robert B-V41
Kratoska, Paul H. M-V04
Kreitman, Paul E17
Kreutz, Joakim F29
Krishnan, Sreenidhi H-V50
Kroo, Judit H-V43
Kroulík, Milan D30
Kuan, Yuan-Yu H-V59
Kubler, Carl E17
Kugo, Kasumi B19
Kuhonta, Erik Martinez L30
Kuhrt, Natasha B-V36
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Kuipers, Joel F28
Kuipers, Nicholas F28
Kukuczka, Anne C-V38
Kumar, Prakash J28
Kumar, Richa J28
Kung, Chien-Wen H07
Kuo, Huei-Ying B10
Kurashige, Nicole B16
Kusumaryati, Veronika D-V58
Kuzmin, Nikita L-V41
Kweon, Yesola H24
Kwiatkowski, Lynn J32
Kwok, Zoe S. J13
Kwon, Heonik E28
Kwon, June Hee H16
Kwon, Namkyu G-V44
Kwon, Nayoung Aimee L-V40
Kwon, Peter B. H-V55
Kwon, Vicki Sung-yeon D25
Kyan, Winston C. L17
Kye, Hee Seng M-V06
L
La Mela, Verena G-V35
La Vena, Pietro A. K-V46
Laamann, Lars K-V35
LaDousa, Chaise K-V44
Lai, Lili L-V34
Lai, Ruby On-DemandLai, Siu-hei D-V52
Lai, Yang M-V02
Lai, Yan-ho H02
Laird, Colleen A. E24
Lam, Joseph L01
Lam, Ling Hon D04
Lamarre, Thomas H17
Lambrecht, Nicholas J14
Landa, Ishayahu B03
Lang, Natalie J-V42
Langenberg, Amy H13
Lanza, Fabio H18
Larkin, Thomas M. G-V58
Larson, Erica M. J-V42
Larson, Wendy E-V41
Lasuka, Pasoot D30
Lau, Elsa Ngar-sze L-V48
Lau, Fred H-V36
Lau, Jennifer J. E-V42
Lau, Ting Hui C10
Laughlin, Charles A. E-V41
Laurent, Christopher D23

Laurent, Manon B-V33
Lauro, Daniele On-Demand
Laursen, Sarah K20
Lavelle, Isabelle H-V56
Lavy, Paul E-V48
Law, David S. H02
Law, Lok Yin G-V41
Law, Wing-sang E03
Lax, Gawain Lucian M-V11
Le, Andrew N. H19
Le, Anh Sy Huy B10
Le, Hoang Anh Thu L-V47
Le Hoang Ngoc, Yen L-V47
Lean, Eugenia L-V42
Leca, Radu K-V52
Lee, Alex Taek-Gwang L26
Lee, Anna Jungeun H-V55
Lee, Brandy F26
Lee, Byong Won M-V06
Lee, Chang Sook A-V21
Lee, Ching Kwan E03
Lee, Eliza W.Y. E03
Lee, Gregory B. M-V12
Lee, Haiyan G08
Lee, Hun-Yul L-V51
Lee, Hyangjin C-V56
Lee, Hye-Ryoung F24
Lee, Hyun Kyung F-V40
Lee, Jeongin D22
Lee, Jin-kyung F23
Lee, Joseph Tse-Hei A-V12
Lee, Jung-Sil F-V41
Lee, Jungsil Jenny K29
Lee, Junhyoung On-Demand
Lee, Katherine In-Young J27
Lee, Mai Na H35
Lee, Min Joo M-V19
Lee, Ming-yen J-V51
Lee, Ronan K-V46
Lee, Si-Lim On-Demand
Lee, Simon Angseop L11
Lee, Sol On-Demand
Lee, Soonyoung On-Demand
Lee, So-Rim C25
Lee, Sujin E13
Lee, Sun Yong C24
Lee, Sun-Hee F13
Lee, Wonseok J27
Lee, Yewon K-V55
Lee, Yi Ting E-V50
Lee, Yonghee C28
Lee, Yoonkyung K-V55

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Lee, Young Ji K29
Lee, Yujung E-V43
Lee, Yun-Jong J17
Leem, So Yeon L25
Leggieri, Antonio B-V32
Lehrer, Tyler A. L-V48
Leisure, John D-V54
Leite, Ana Catarina H-V36
Lekner, Dayton G05
Lentz, Christian E33
Leong, Jack J-V39
Leong, Pauline PY E-V49
Leow, Rachel B10Leung, Ernest Ming-tak L11
Leuning, Grant M. B23
Levidis, Andrew F19
Levitas, Andrew Minimata
Levine, Marilyn H-V39
Lewallen, Ann Elise B13
Lewis, David B-V36
Lewis, Diane W. F-V38
Lewis, Todd F08
Lhost, Elizabeth D-V57
Li, Adonis D-V34
Li, Anthony H.F. K15
Li, Dixon | Dahlia G11
Li, Guotong E-V56
Li, Haiying C-V57
Li, Han E16
Li, Hanping A-V2
Li, Hua E-V52
Li, Jessica Tsui-yan J-V39
Li, Ji D03
Li, Jie A-V1
Li, Jingyi D-V53
Li, Lan D09
Li, Lin H-V60
Li, Melody Y. E-V42
Li, Meng G-V35
Li, Mengjun M-V02
Li, Rui B05
Li, Siyi J-V52
Li, Tian F23
Li, Tonglu E-V52
Li, Wankun K10
Li, Weilong L28
Li, Xiaorong B-V32
Li, Xiaoyun E-V38
Li, Yan H-V39
Li, Yang D-V41
Li, Yao F-V54
Li, Yawei A-V17
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Li, Yawen F-V33
Li, Yifan K06
Li, Yiwen J19
Li, Youjia C-V44
Li, Yujie H-V58
Li, Yunxin K08
Liang, Jiajun E13
Liang, Jue H13
Liang, Yu H01
Liang, Yue H-V58
Liao, Ning L-V43
Liddle, Adam C. J33
Liddle, R. William D-V50
Liebman, Adam K19
Lien, Ling-ling J-V35
Lieu, Joshua Van B26
Lim, Kyounghwa C27
Lim, Michelle J13
Lim, Sungyun C-V39
Lin, Chun-I C-V36
Lin, Grace Cheng-Ying E10
Lin, Pei-yin J-V38
Lin, Zoe Shan K03
Linduff, Katheryn C-V36
Ling, Xiaoqiao F-V50
Link, Perry M-V02
Linke, Janka C-V62
Linkhoeva, Tatiana B-V41
Lipscy, Phillip H24
Little, Stephen L. B-V47
Liu, Andrew B. C-V53
Liu, Ashley F02
Liu, Chang A-V9
Liu, Chiu-Wan D-V41
Liu, Hao D-V39
Liu, Jiajia D-V36
Liu, Jieyu D27
Liu, Jing H27
Liu, Jinping E-V38
Liu, Lidan On-Demand
Liu, Lu F04
Liu, Shi-yung D-V39
Liu, Wen H-V60
Liu, Xiaomeng D-V33
Liu, Yan J19
Liu, Yuqing D-V56
Liu, Ziang K-V35
Liwe, Amelia Joan E31
Llamas, Regina B-V32
Lo, Aline H35
Lo, Yui Chim On-Demand

Loa, See Pok D27
Lodhia, Sharmila F10
Loney, Hannah C-V48
Long, Jeff E. J14
Long, Margherita Plenary
Longkumer, Tiasangla K-V51
Loo, Tze C-V52
Looney, Kristen H09
Looser, Tom G25
Lopes, Helena L04
Lorea, Carola J-V42
Lotze, Johannes S. B03
Loubere, Nicholas B06
Loukota, Diego A-V8
Louzon, Victor C-V45
Lowe, Bryan D. G-V59
Lowe, Celia J29
Lowe, Taylor J34
Lowenstein, Matthew K-V58
Lowy, Christopher J14
Lu, Cheng-heng F-V48
Lu, Chun-yu L12
Lu, Chuxu G08
Lu, Emily D-V56
Lu, Lex Jing L08
Lu, Sidney Xu H-V44
Lu, Tina D04
Lu, Weijing H-V53
Lu, Yan E-V42
Lu, Yi A-V4
Luk, Gary A-V7
Lukacs, Gabriella F-V38
Lundry, Chris A-V13
Luo, Chenxi E-V34
Luo, Dan J12Luo, Liang D-V56
Luo, Manling C07
Luo, Yiyi B02
Luong, Hy V. Presidential
Lupascu, Victoria G12
Lupke, Christopher B02
Lye, Kit Ying J-V49
Lynch, Kimery B16
Lyons, Adam J. G-V48
Lytle, Tiffany J-V44
Lyu, Hongyun D10
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Ma, Kara Kaifang On-Demand
Ma, Kuoan (Anne) D-V39
Ma, Ngok On-Demand
Ma, Shaoling F01

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Ma, William B17
Ma, Xiaolu L-V36
Ma, Xu F-V50
Maags, Christina D-V41
Macauley, Melissa B10
MacDougall, Ruby M. B08
MacIver, Andrew E. On-Demand
Mackie, Vera A-V9
Maeda, Ko H24
Maeda, Takuya G-V46
Mahadika, Gilang E-V47
Mair, Victor H. L-V41
Maitland, Padma Dorje L17
Majumdar, Sohini K-V44
Makeley, Charlene B13
Makino, Motonori C-V55
Malasan, Prananda J-V37
Malji, Andrea B28
Mall, Shatrunjay H17
Mallory, Tabitha Grace L33
Manabe, Noriko H21
Mandzunowski, Damian L10
Manfredi, Paul B02
Mangalagiri, Adhira B-V52
Manning, Kimberley B-V33
Manohar, Mohit F27
Marceau, Lawrence E. M-V05
Marsili, Filippo J07
Marston, John B31
Martínez Sirés, Paula H-V56
Mas’udi, Wawan B-V50
Masaoka, Kathy F-V41
Mason, Katherine L-V37
Masubuchi, Asako M-V16
Mathews, Gordon G-V61
Mato, Shigeko E-V39
Matsuba, Ryoko J-V50
Matsuda, Hiroko D-V44
Matsumoto, Tomoko F-V44
Matsuo, Kenji D-V37
Maunaguru, Sidharthan C-V49
Mausert, Kirtana H33
McAuley, Thomas K24
McAuliffe, Erin L. J33
McCarthy, Mary M. F-V41
McClure, Bonnie L. D21
McCormick, Kelly D-V45
McCormick, Sooa Im G13
McDaniel, Justin D-V48
McDonald, Kate D-V55
McDuffie, Kendra G12
McGee, Nicholas L04
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McGowan, Abigail A-V11
McGowan, Tara G09
McGuire, Beverley F G06
McHale, Shawn J30
McHugh, James H29
McIntosh, Linda S. H-V52
McKenna, Thomas G-V63
McNamara, Dennis L. D14
McReynolds, Joe D-V54
Meade, Ruselle G-V42
Medrano, Anthony F-V47
Mehl, Scott K-V43
Mehta, Purvi K31
Mellors Rodriguez, Sarah C-V42
Melzer, Jürgen P. C-V54
Mendelson, Rebecca G-V57
Mendoza, Andrea E-V39
Merrifield, Caroline L-V34
Mertha, Andrew B06
Messier, Philippe K-V47
Mewhinney, Matthew B-V40
Meyer, Olivia E02
Meyer, Verena F31
Meyer-Fong, Tobie F-V35
Mezur, Katherine G12
Mi, Aolan J-V52
Mi, Xiuyuan G02
Miao, Xiaojing L-V35
Michael, Charlie C29
Michael, Jaclyn A. F-V45
Michaud, Jean K-V47
Michelle, O’Brien D-V49
Michelsen, Leslee Katrina K20
Michielsen, Edwin E15
Mikhalevskaya, Arina C-V58
Miladinović, Adrijana D-V43
Miles, Steven B. E-V56
Millán Martín, Alberto H-V56
Miller, Alison J. G13
Miller, Casey J. C18
Miller, Edward C34
Miller, Ian D10
Miller, Ian J. G15
Miller, Tracy G. M-V17
Mills, Connor M. On-Demand
Millward, James D02
Millwood, Pete F-V48
Milutin, Otilia K24
Mimura, Janis C-V54
Min, Lisa E-V55
Min, Wonjung On-Demand

Mino, Kazue L02
Minohara, Tosh A-V16
Miole, Giselle L. H-V50
Miranda, Isidora G34
Mirkinson, Judith F-V41
Mitchell, Carol M-V04
Mitchell, Matthew A-V10
Mitsuda, Tatsuya H-V47
Mitsui, Rihito G23
Miura, Takashi C01
Mixon, Candace F08
Miyagawa, Shigeru K-V57
Miyamoto, Yuki F-V44
Mizuno, Hiromi H-V44
Mo, Yajun L-V38
Moazzin, Ghassan D-V36
Moerman, D. Max H15
Mohan Bahl, Aditya J28
Moitra, Swati E-V44
Mok, Florence D-V34
Molnar, Aaron H20
Moon, Manyong H-V54
Moon, Suzanne K-V50
Moon, Yumi C-V45
Moore, Aaron F19Moretti, Laura G09
Morie, Kento G-V49
Morisue, Noriko On-Demand
Moriya, Tomoe G-V57
Morris, Yagi (Yaara) C-V59
Morris-Suzuki, Tessa B-V41
Mortensen, Dasa P. L-V38
Moser, Jeffrey K03
Moser, Sarah E20
Moshin, Anto E-V58
Mostafanezhad, Mary E02
Mostow, Joshua S. K24
Mross, Michaela G-V47
Mrozik, Susanne L-V48
Mukherjee, Erica F-V39
Mukherjee, Sayantani L-V42
Mukherjee, Sreyashi A-V11
Mukoyama, Naosuke L13
Mulholland, Kevin P. F20
Muminov, Sherzod F19
Muminovic, Milica C-V46
Mumtaz, Murad F-V52
Muranaka, Aimi F09
Murata, Kazuyo M-V15
Murg, Bradley C03
Murphy, Alex K11
Murphy, Anne F-V52

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Murthy, Viren B-V52
Murti, Delta Bayu J-V49
Murton, Galen G-V35
Muscolino, Micah B-V34
Mustatea, Alexandra On-Demand
Muwahidah, Siti Sarah K-V48
Myhre, Karin B-V32
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Nagata, Tsutomu On-Demand
Nagatomi, Mari H21
Nago, Asami On-Demand
Nahmias, Noa G-V42
Nair, Manjusha K-V51
Nair, Vijayanka F25
Najafi, Navid D13
Nakagawa, Eri On-Demand
Nakai, Kate J-V47
Nakano, Kiwa J22
Nakano, Lynne C-V61
Nakayama, Izumi D09
Namgung, Chul On-Demand
Nanavati, Abhishek D-V54
Naoi, Nozomi C13
Naparstek, Michael E. E07
Na’puti, Tiara D-V38
Nasser, Yasser J-V46
Nazar, Hamad Abdullah F-V52
Nazzicone, Joelle G-V46
Nechaeva, Angelina F-V43
Nenzi, Laura D-V55
Newhall, Thomas B. C24
Newton, Diana B22
Ng, Andrew J13
Ng, Yufita L-V45
Ngo, Tak Wing E03
Ngoei, Wen-Qing L-V46
Nguyen, Chung B-V46
Nguyen, Diu-Huong C34
Nguyen, Hung E-V57
Nguyen, Lan E-V57
Nguyen, Patricia C31
Nguyen, Thu Phuong Lisa G20
Nguyen, Trung C31
Nguyen, Uyen H18
Nguyen, Vinh Q. L29
Ni, Zhange M-V02
Niedermaier, Jeffrey D21
Nishikawa, Kunio On-Demand
Nishimura, Keiko C23
Nishimura, Yoko H20
Nishioka, Minami D-V55
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Nitta, Marie On-Demand
Njoroge, Njoroge C-V43
Noda, Mari F13
Noel, Thomas K-V61
Noh, Kwang-Woo C-V56
Noman, Shiblee N. J-V41
Nornes, Markus J11
Noseworthy, William K15
Novak, Royce R. F-V40
Novenanto, Anton D-V58
Nuffer, Laura On-Demand
Nugent, Christopher A-V8
Nugroho, Stefani E-V46
Nuradi, Raditya Halimawan A-V10
Nute, Kevin C-V38
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Oakes, Tim J12
Ober, Douglas C-V47
O’Brien, Kevin H09
Odagiri, Takushi L-V40
O’Day, Robin J22
Odin, Steve G-V57
Odo, David G24
O’Dwyer, Emer D-V40
Oga, Eriko M-V13
Ogawa, Dennis G20
Ogawa, Manako A-V7
Ogawa, Michihiro F-V55
Ogden, Mitch H35
Oh, David F18
Oh, Junghun G25
Oh, Youjeong K-V55
Oi, Jean J01
Okada, Jun G16
Okada, Vince D12
Okazaki, Ryoko E21
Okuyama, Yoshiko J19
Olesen, Thomas F-V44
Olney, Sydney D-V53
O’Morchoe, Frances K-V56
O’Neal, Halle J20
Ong, Elvin L-V52
Ong, Lynette H. H09
Onishi, Yuichiro D-V44
Ono, Mitsuaki D-V44
Ono, Sho G-V39
Oo, Aye Aye E-V48
Oppenheim, Robert E28
Ortabasi, Melek D-V53
Otsuki, Grant C23

Ou, Yuan Zhi (Owen) E18
Ōuchi, Fumi C-V59
Ouyang, Nan B08
Oxenboell, Morten H-V45
Oyler, Elizabeth J-V43
Ozaki, Toshiya E18
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Padawangi, Rita M-V14
Padwe, Jonathan H34
Paget, Rhiannon G14
Pagunsan, Ruel F-V47
Paik, Yon Jae E-V51
Paik, Young-Gyung A-V19
Pak, Bella B26
Pak, Taylor G-V44
Pakhoutova, Elena D28
Paladroi-Shane, Pittaya B-V46
Palomino, Pablo C-V43
Pan, Lu G-V52
Pan, Yiying F-V39
Pandey, Kritika F14
Pang, Laikwan A-V4
Panyangnoi, Wipawadee G-V55
Papelitzky, Elke H-V40
Parameswaran, Radhika A-V11
Paredes, Alyssa B20
Park, Albert K-V39
Park, Carey E-V55
Park, Emmanuel Moon Chil
C-V39
Park, Eunyoung K29
Park, Hyun Ok D25
Park, Hyungji E-V52
Park, Hyunhee J19
Park, Ji Young B-V42
Park, Jihyae D-V55
Park, Jinhee On-Demand
Park, Joohyun On-Demand
Park, Joohyun Justine F09
Park, Kaeun B19
Park, Minyoung J18
Park, Seo Yeon M-V19
Park, Seo Young K19
Park, Seohyun B23
Park, Shalon On-Demand
Park, Sunyoung F24
Park, Tae Gyun H-V55
Park, Young Su S. C10
Parmanand, Sharmila C-V50
Parrenas, Juno S. F-V47
Parrenas, Rhacel Salazar F14

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Patalano, Alessio Plenary
Patterson, Jessica L. B17
Patterson, Patrick M. B16
Paw, Naw Moo Moo L28
Pearce, Scott B04
Peletz, Michael G. B29
Peluso, Nancy L. G-V53
Pemberton, Ariana G-V50
Pendrakowska, Patrycja B-V47
Peng, Jessica H. F28
Peng, Rui Jie F-V54
Peng, Wei L-V50
Peng, Xin G16Peng, Yiyun D10
Pennington, Lee F19
Perdue, Peter C. A-V21
Pérez, Elizabeth K16
Perry, Elizabeth J. C-V53
Persiani, Gian Piero K24
Pettit, Jonathan C07
Phan, John D. L29
Phongsavath, Lisa B-V39
Phung, Hieu C-V58
Phuong, Tri C33
Phyo, Zaw E-V48
Pieragastini, Steven G-V38
Pigg, Stacy L-V44
Pillai, Sarath H30
Pillai, Sarath H30
Pils, Eva M-V12
Pintchman, Tracy S. B27
Pitkin, Annabella D28
Pitt, Jon L. B20
Pitts, Larissa B-V49
Platt, Stephen R. K-V35
Plovnick, Sarah H01
Po, Ronald C. G15
Podalko, Petr F-V43
Polatis, Kandra N B-V37
Pomeranz, Kenneth K-V58
Pongsawat, Pitch M-V09
Porter, David C. J-V36
Power, Lauren S. D-V43
Prange, Sebastian B-V39
Prasse-Freeman, Elliott H33
Pratte, Anne-Sophie B-V49
Prianti, Desi Dwi E-V46
Prim, Phloeun J-V44
Promodh, Irene A. E10
Prough, Jennifer On-Demand
Prud’homme, Manon C-V56
Pryor, Crystal D14
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Pue, A. Sean K16
Pulford, Ed H16
Puntervold, Jonathan B05
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Qian, Jiwei K07
Qiao, Mina A-V14
Qiao, Zhijian K-V58
Qing, Xin D-V43
Qiu, Yitong K-V35
Qiu, Yuanyuan E-V34
Qiu, Zhenwu C-V44
Quilantang, Ma. Irene G-V54
Quintman, Andrew D28
R
Ra, Sungsup E19
Rabe, Wiebke G-V60
Rafael, Vicente L-V46
Rafael Pérez, Eilin D25
Ragandang, Primitivo III G-V63
Rahadiningtyas, Anissa D-V48
Rahman, Kavi D26
Rambelli, Fabio C-V59
Ramos Goncalves, Marisa C-V48
Ran, Ran G-V60
Rands, David G17
Ranjan, Rahul E-V44
Rao, Xiao L-V35
Rasch, Astrid D-V51
Rath, Eric C. H-V47
Rathour, Ankita E-V46
Ratigan, Kerry F06
Raut, Santosh I. H15
Rawat, Hansa D-V51
Ray, Krishnendu C-V41
Raz, Gil K05
Rea, Christopher G. F01
Rebull, Anne E. A-V3
Reeder, Matthew D-V48
Reeves, Kristopher L. OnDemand
Reich, Aaron K. E07
Reichenbaecher, Christoph
A-V15
Reinke, Jens M-V18
Ren, Chao K-V56
Ren, Xuefei L09
Ren, Yi L10
Reny, Marie-Eve H30
Repnikova, Maria B06

Restrepo, Lauren F. F-V56
Reynolds, Graeme R. H-V55
Reynolds, Jonathan D-V45
Rhee, Jooyeon B-V38
Rhoads, Elizabeth K34
Ricci, Ronit B-V45
Richardson, Drew C-V52
Richardson, Ronald K. C24
Richey, Jeffrey L. F08
Ridgway, Benjamin B. H-V40
Rinck, Jacob H-V49
Rinehart, Robin F08
Ritzema, Maria M. K-V44
Roberts, Glenda S. G22
Robillard-Martel, Xavier D23
Robinson, Rebecca J07
Rodari, Melody L17
Rodenbiker, Jesse E20
Rodriguez, Felice Noelle F-V51
Roebuck, Kristin J21
Roellinghoff, Michael M-V16
Rogaski, Ruth B-V34
Rogers, Amanda J-V44
Rogers, Joshua D-V54
Rojas, Carlos E-V36
Romadhon, Dimas J29
Romans, Tim R. H20
Rosarius, Raimund G-V36
Ross, Lawrence B-V44
Roth, Nicolas E-V44
Rothschild, Amy F-V46
Roundtree, Kristi D12Roy, Ahonaa D17
Roychoudhuri, Ranu K-V40
Rudolph, Henrike J-V35
Ruffle, Karen K-V45
Ruiz, Steve J10
Rujivacharakul, Vimalin K06
Rupprecht, Christoph E-V40
Russell, John C09
Ryan, Josh On-Demand
Ryan, Thomas B23
Ryu, Intae M-V03
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Sabio, Gianne Sheena F14
Sadana, Rashmi J15
Saeji, Cedarbough J27
Saha, Jonathan B-V37
Said Monteiro, Daniel K-V37
Saito, Aoi A-V9
Saito, Junko M-V15

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Saito, Kazuko On-Demand
Sakai, Naoki E13
Sakamoto, Kiyohiko C-V62
Salel, Stephen F. K20
Sales, Joy C17
Salgado, Casandra D. H19
Saltzman, Moira A-V19
Sameh, Catherine F10
Sanchez, Mark C17
Sanchez Lozoya, Zeltzyn Rubi E16
Sand, Jordan H-V44
Sandal, Meina L-V34
Sang, Tze-lan D-V35
Sanga, Luciana B-V40
Sango, Asuka D-V37
Santaella, Mayco H-V59
Santikarn, Alisa K-V46
Sanvido, Marta G-V47
Sardjono, Sandra H-V52
Sarfati, Liora E28
Sari, Pamela K. G-V51
Sartori, Andrew D-V40
Sasaki, Christen G01
Sasges, Gerard H32
Sastrawan, Wayan F-V42
Sato, Atsuko G25
Sato, Shohei On-Demand
Saunders, Rachel H15
Scalice, Joseph L-V46
Schaefer, William L-V36
Schaffer, Lindsay L-V51
Schedneck, Brooke L-V48
Schein, Louisa F-V49
Scheiner, Charles A-V13
Schlachet, Joshua C-V41
Schlesinger, Jonathan B-V49
Schmid, Neil M-V17
Schneewind, Sarah E07
Schoenberger, Casey L01
Scholz, Christopher F-V37
Schoneveld, Erin D20
Schoppert, Peter M-V04
Schrager, Ben H-V46
Schroeder, Jeff G-V57
Schuler, Paul K01
Schulz, Evelyn G-V49
Schwartz, Anat L25
Schweig, Meredith C06
Schwenkel, Christina J15
Schwerk, Dagmar G-V51
Scoggins, Suzanne F06
Sebastiampillai, Chrishandra E-V46
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Sebo, Gabor C-V56
Sebring, Ellen K-V57
Sebro, Tani H. E31
Seefeldt, Jonathan E-V54
Seeley, Joseph K-V41
Segal, Ethan I. E24
Seifman, Travis G13
Selby, Martha Ann H29
Seligsohn, Deborah M-V01
Sen, Somdeep D-V38
Sen, Tansen J-V46
Seng, Sophea L-V48
Sensui, Hidekazu G-V40
Seo, Bo Kyeong H-V48
Seo, Yoonjung B-V42
Seow, Victor B-V34
Seraphim, Franziska F-V36
Sewell, Bill K15
Shaikh, Khanum F10
Shakuto, Shiori H-V43
Shang, Haifeng Aaron G06
Shapinsky, Peter H-V45
Sharma, Ajapa K-V44
Sharma, Ankita D-V51
Sharma, Divya J28
Sharma, Nitasha Tarma D08
Sharma Sehdev, Megha J10
Sharpe, Michael J21
Shaw, Malissa Kay F-V37
Shaw, Vivian H12Shea, Eiren B03
Sheikh, Samira E-V54
Sheikh, Tariq H15
Shen, Dewei D-V42
Shen, Kuiyi A-V5
Shen, Shuang D-V35
Sheng, Yihui A-V2
Sheridan, Derek G-V61
Sherif, Ann C13
Sherpa, Pasang Y. G29
Shi, Bingbing J-V52
Shi, Cheng D-V41
Shi, Shih-Jiunn D-V41
Shi, Yifan E-V41
Shibutani, Ayako G-V39
Shields, Anna C07
Shih, Evelyn K-V38
Shimazu, Momoyo M-V15
Shimize, Kosuke K-V60
Shin, Dohyun B24
Shin, Gi-Wook E19

Shin, Haerin J18
Shin, Heesun C25
Shin, Hyunjoon E-V43
Shin, Jeongsoo A-V21
Shin, Kyoung G-V60
Shinno, Reiko On-Demand
Shirane, Seiji K-V41
Shitara, Narumi M-V04
Shmaevskaia, Yekaterina On-Demand
Shneiderman, Sara L-V44
Shockey, Nathan C13
Shohet, Merav J32
Shouse, Ji F16
Shum, Melody G-V62
Shutek, Jennifer C-V41
Shutz, Joe H-V40
Sia, Rosanne E-V39
Sieber, Patricia L01
Silver, Mark D-V40
Simbulan, Grace P. G-V54
Simonetti, Marie-Agathe G-V62
Simpson, Emily A-V15
Sing, Lillian F-V41
Singh, Charu G-V42
Singh, Sandeep J-V48
Singh Hothi, Randeep J10Singh Judge, Rajbir J10
Sinha, Priyam H-V50
Sinha, Vineeta C-V49
Sinpeng, Aim L-V52
Sippy, Shana B27
Sireerat, Tinakrit D10
Sit, Weng San J13
Sittipat, Nattaporn M-V09
Skaff, Jonathan B04
Slaymaker, Doug D-V46
Sloane-White, Patricia L33
Small, Ivan V. H32
Smedley, Leslie A. J-V43
Smith, Aileen Minamata Minamata
Smith, Aminda K10
Smith, Daniel M. H24
Smith, Hilary A. B-V35
Smith, Jason G-V50
Smith, Kevin M. E-V43
Smith, Nathaniel M. G-V49
Smith, Nick R. J01
Smith, Sheila B22
Smith Finley, Joanne F-V56
Smith-Hefner, Nancy J. B29
Smithrosser, Elizabeth L02
Smits, Gregory G12

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Smits, Ivo D21
Sobotka, Maria B-V42
Söderblom Saarela, Mårten
C-V58
Sohn, Irhe D22
Sommer, Matthew H. B09
Son, Hijoo L26
Song, Gang C07
Song, Jesook H-V37
Sorensen, Clark B26
Sørensen, Bo A. On-Demand
Soukhaphon, Akarath C04
Souvannaseng, Pon C04
Spiegelberg, Maximilian E-V40
Spiker, Christina M. K26
Spiller, Henry E32
Sraboni, Esha B28
Sreenivas, Mytheli C-V42
Stapleton, Kristin L09
Stark, Miriam H32
Starling, Jessica K-V42
Stecher, Anna G-V36
Stein, Justin E01
Stenberg, Josh G-V36
Stephens, Holly K-V41
Stephens, Julia L19
Stephens-Chu, Maura F-V37
Sterling, Marvin D08
Sternsdorff-Cisterna, Nicolas
D-V58
Stevens, Hallam M-V10
Stewart, Tony K. K-V45
Stiller, Maya Kerstin Hyun A-V21
Stirr, Anna L20
Stone-Richards, Felicity H-V60
Strand, Kendra H11
Strausz, Michael G22
Strohschein, Heather E32
Stuparitz, Otto G. E-V46
Sturgeon, Janet J-V45
Su, Amanda On-Demand
Su, Phung N. H19
Süberkrüb, Katharina B-V42
Sudarsan, Sanjay H-V50
Sudcharoen, Moodjalin F27
Suga, Keijiro D-V46
Sugai, Daichi B20
Suh, Jae-Jung On-Demand
Suh, Stephen Cho B-V38
Suher, Dylan E-V37
Suiseeya, Kimberly Marion D12
Suk, Eun Bin B16
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Sullivan, Brenton J08
Sun, Jianyuan K-V35
Sun, Lin C-V61
Sun, Lucien G02
Sun, Mao C-V36
Sun, Shirley M-V10
Sun, Wendy K23
Sunar, Kiran K. B-V43
Sung, Sisi F07
Suter, Rebecca J24
Suttmeier, Bruce J24
Suzuki, Kazuko D23
Suzuki, Keiko G-V45
Suzuki, Michiko F-V44
Suzuki, Wakana B20
Swanson, Eric H. D-V37
Swenson, Sara Ann H11
Switek, Beata C-V38
Szendi Schieder, Chelsea C-V39
Szonyi, Michael A. E-V56
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Tabares, Leland B-V38
Tacata Baicy, Caroline J29
Tagliacozzo, Eric H-V41
Tai, Jeremy G-V38
Takahashi, Satsuki B20
Takahashi, Soyo J-V37
Takahashi, Yuri L-V47
Takeda, Hiroko L23
Takekawa, Shunichi K-V60
Takenoya, Miyuki M-V15
Takizawa, Kumiko A-V17
Tam, Gina A. D02
Tam, Ka-chai G-V41
Tan, Chang F07
Tan, E.K. H-V42
Tan, Ying Jia E-V58
Tanaka, Yuriko H-V54
Tang, Rouying On-DemandTao, Bo E10
Tao, Sabrina Yunzhu H-V39
Tarcov, Marianne K-V43
Taylor, Jeremy E. G-V52
Taylor, Moe D25
Taylor, Susan P. A-V6
Taylor, William L20
Tayob, Shaheed B-V38
Tekunan, Susy L-V45
Teraoka, Ayumi J06
Textor, Cindi H22

Thairungroj, Ajjana G-V46
Thakur, Rishav Kumar H-V48
Thang, Leng Leng Plenary
Thapa, Anu C29
Thawnghmung, Ardeth M. E12
Theiss, Janet F-V35
Thomas, Kim C35
Thomas, Sonja M. G-V50
Thompson, C. Michele B31
Thompson, Christopher S. OnDemand
Thompson, Mark R. E12
Thornber, Karen L. B20
Thornton, Michael B-V51
Thornton, Patricia M-V12
Thouny, Christophe D-V46
Thum, Rian L05
Thumas, Jonathan G-V59
Thun, Theara J30
Tian, Ian Liujia H-V37
Tian, Xi M-V02
Tikhonov, Vladimir C27
Tilland, Bonnie K19
Tillonen, Mia A-V10
Tinn, Hong-Hong M-V01
Toba, Koji H22
Tobaru, Hiromi A-V17
Tobin, Daniel C03
Tomizawa-Kay, Eriko K26
Tong, Meng L-V41
Toor, Sanchit H11
Toulson, Ruth E. D16
Tran, Anh C-V55
Tran, Cam-Thu H30
Tran, Claire C-V55
Tran, Nhung E-V57
Tran, Richard J09
Tran, Tommy A-V19
Trần, Phương Kỳ H34
Treat, John W. A-V14
Tremml-Werner, Birgit G24
Trice, Jasmine J11
Trimillos, Ricardo H-V59
Trinh, Khanh-Linh L28
Truong, Nhu L30
Tsai, Beth H-V42
Tsai, Tiffany Yun-Chu F04
Tsakhirmaa, Sansar F03
Tsay, Lillian H-V47
Tse, Priscilla H-V36
Tseng, Alice B-V51
Tsomo, Karma Lekshe H13

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Tsu, Jing K-V37
Tsuchiya, Kisho C-V44
Tsuchiya, Shinsuke A-V17
Tsuchiya, Yuka H-V54
Tsukamoto, Akihiro J-V50
Tsuneyoshi, Ai On-Demand
Tsuneyoshi, Ryoko E19
Tsutsui, William M. E24
Tu, Margaret Yun-Pu D12
Tuchman-Rosta, Celia J-V44
Tung, Yuan-Hsin E32
Tung, Yung-chang B-V32
Turner, Sarah K-V47
Tuttle, Gray D28
Twining, Lyndsey M-V03
Tyerman, Edward H-V39
Tyson, Adam B-V50
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Uchida, Chikara D-V43
Uchida, Jun K-V41
Uchiyama, Benjamin C-V54
Uchiyama, Junzo J-V50
Ueda, Kay G20
Ufen, Andreas F29
Ugoretz, Kaitlyn H12
Ujeed, Sangseraima J08
Ujeed, Uranchimeg J08
Um, Hye Won K-V60
Unno, Noriko F-V43
Uno, Mizuki M-V05
Unoda, Shoya H22
Unschuld, Paul U. B-V35
Uriu, Daisuke D16
Usmanova, Larisa F-V43
Utne, Kelsey J. L19
V
Vaarzon-Morel, Petronella G-V43
Vaj, Yaj Ceeb H35
Valiani, Arafaat A. F25
Valussi, Elena K-V36
van de Ven, Hans D-V36
Van den Troost, Kristof G-V64
van der Meer, Arnout G31
van der Salm, Niels K-V54
Van Fleit, Krista B-V52
Van Goethem, Ellen A-V15
Van Vleet, Stacey A. B-V37
VanderBeek, Conner S. B-V43
Vann, Michael E31
Varkkey, Helena L33
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Veg, Sebastian A-V4
Veldkamp, Elmer B-V42
Venker, Matthew G-V55
Venters, Laurie B-V39
Vickers, Edward D-V34
Vig, Julie F-V52
Villota, Alleson E16
Vinci, Renata L02
Visser, Robin K-V61
Vitis, Laura E-V50
Vo, Alex-Thai C34
Vo, Eileen H30
Volland, Nicolai F01
Vora, Neha K31
Vose, Steven M. G-V50
Voyau, Elise B19
Vu, Linh D. M-V16
Vu, Yen H30
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Wadhwa, Megha F09
Wajima, Yusuke C-V43
Wakabayashi, Haruko G-V39
Wake, Hisaaki K-V61
Walder, Andrew G. G05
Wall, Barbara M-V06
Walley, Akiko D-V37
Walthall, Anne C01
Wan, Darren D-V57
Wang, Anran F03
Wang, Ban E-V52
Wang, Bing G13
Wang, Chao H-V43
Wang, Chialan Sharon J-V39
Wang, Chuanfei H-V46
Wang, Fei-hsien A-V1
Wang, Guojun F-V50
Wang, Jiaqi J18
Wang, Jing D-V41
Wang, Jing F-V49
Wang, Lang E-V52
Wang, Lezhi J34
Wang, Luman K-V58
Wang, Meiyan K-V54
Wang, Michelle C. M-V17
Wang, Min B-V54
Wang, Pai A-V3
Wang, Qingyan F06
Wang, Richard E07
Wang, Shujing C-V36
Wang, Shuqin Sandy M-V08

Wang, Wendy E-V53
Wang, Xian E-V41
Wang, Xiaojue D-V35
Wang, Xingyi B08
Wang, Xiuyu F-V48
Wang, Yanning B02
Wang, Yi K-V58
Wang, Yijun H-V41
Wang, Yiman L-V40
Wang, Yingyi H-V37
Wang, YuanChong D03
Wang, Yuhui E-V38
Wang, Yvon B09
Wang, Zhuoyi G05
Wang, Zuoyue M-V01
Wangwright, Amanda A-V5
Wantanasombut, Akkanut E-V49
Warburton, Eve D-V50
Ward, Max C-V45
Warnick, Paul A-V17
Warren, Emily H-V47
Wasow, Althea L-V50
Watanabe, Chika G-V48
Watanabe, Takeshi H-V47
Watanabe, Toshio G-V45
Watt, Lori F19
We, Jeong Eun Annabel F24
Webster, David C-V48
Wei, Chu-Chiun J17
Wei, Ren C13
Weiner, Benno E04
Weiner, Michael D23
Weinstein, John B. K12
Weintraub, Andrew D31
Weisenfeld, Gennifer C-V54
Weiss, Amanda G25
Weiss, Meredith F29
Welch, Shannon E-V39
Welker, James M-V11
Wen, Xin K03
Wen, Zuoting A-V21
Weng, Jeffrey E04
Whatley, Katherine H11
White, Daniel C23
White, Kara E-V40
Whiteman, Stephen H. C-V58
Whiting, Susan H09
Widmer, Ellen L08
Wiederkehr, Heidi L20
Wieringa, Edwin C-V51
Wijaya, Juliana B-V46
Wijeyeratne, Subo G-V46

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Wilcox, Emily L09
Willems, Nadine E15
Williams, Emily J05
Wilson, Noell H. G24
Winanti, Poppy S. B-V50
Winkler, Rebecca K34
Winstanley-Chesters, Robert L11
Wishnick, Elizabeth B-V36
Witkowski, Nicholas F-V37
Wittekind, Courtney J12
Wolff, Alex C18
Wong, John D. G-V52
Wong, Penny D-V49
Wong, Tin Kei G-V41
Wong, Wei Chin A-V12
Wong-Cruz, Ketty C-V43
Wong-Kalu, Hina F26
Woods, Colleen C-V45
Wozny, Anna L23
Wrenn, Oscar J-V50
Wright, Andrea K31
Wright, Ashley C-V38
Wright, Dustin C-V52
Wu, Di G-V61
Wu, Fengshi G-V60
Wu, Hua E-V42
Wu, Jiang G06
Wu, Jinxian E-V35
Wu, Mandy Jui-man C-V36
Wu, Meng D-V36
Wu, Peichen E-V53
Wu, Shellen X. E-V51
Wu, Wei K-V36
Wu, Yi B13
Wu, Yidi J24
Wu, Yulian L08
Wulandari, Elisabeth A. F27
Wyatt, Don H-V60
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Xavier, Subha C29
Xia, Xiaoyu C13
Xiao, Zhongxian D-V33
Xie, Miya C-V57
Xie, Xiaohui D01
Xin, Zhaokun F-V50
Xiong, Ying K-V59
Xu, Bin D01
Xu, Guanmian H-V41
Xu, Hangping K11
Xu, Jin K05
Xu, Weijun On-Demand
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Xu, Xiaohong C-V53
Xu, Xueqing E-V42
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Yahaya, Nurfadzilah D-V57
Yam, Shui-yin Sharon H02
Yamada, Eriko D-V43
Yamaguchi, Arisa G-V45
Yamaguchi, Tomomi H12
Yamahata, Yatana C30
Yamamoto, Katsura D-V55
Yamamoto, Shari J-V43
Yamamoto, Takahiro M-V16
Yamasaki, Nobuko J14
Yamashita, Yoko On-Demand
Yamaura, Chigusa On-Demand
Yan, Fei G05
Yan, Weitian B-V47
Yan, Yuqian F-V38
Yang, Anand A-V7
Yang, Binbin H-V53
Yang, Di B-V33
Yang, Fan F-V49
Yang, Guangshuo B08
Yang, Haosheng K-V59
Yang, Katherine Y. On-Demand
Yang, Lawrence Zi-Qiao E-V37
Yang, Mayfair M. B13
Yang, Myung Ji D14
Yang, Qiao B03
Yang, Renren B-V53
Yang, Taoyu K15
Yang, Timothy M. K-V41
Yang, Wei H-V37
Yang, Yu On-Demand
Yang, Yuyu (Lara) G05
Yano, Christine G01
Yao, Ping K03
Yapp, Hentyle K-V39
Yasuda, Anri G18
Yates, Robin D. S. H-V53
Ye, Shana J09
Ye, Wei G-V43
Yeh, Chiou-Ling C17
Yeh, Wen-hsin H-V57
Yeo, Michael L04
Yeo, Siew Han D-V52
Yeo, Yezi A-V6
Yeung, Wayne CF J24
Yi, Sohoon M-V19
Yi, We Jung G26

Yiengpruksawan, Mimi L17
Yin, Cheryl J-V45
Yin, Effie G14
Yin, Xiaojian A-V5
Ying, Hu D-V40
Yokota, Raphaëlle On-Demand
Yoneno-Reyes, Michiyo K-V49
Yoo, Jamie Jungmin A-V2
Yoo, Jennifer M. On-Demand
Yoo, Sang-Keun J18
Yoon, Sharon J. C09
Yoon, Soohyun G-V37
Yoshida, Etsuko M-V15
Yoshie, Hirokazu J-V47
Yoshikawa, Lisa F02
Yoshio, Hitomi G23You, Yifei J07
Youngblood, Shay B22
Yu, Alice E-V52
Yu, Hongyi A-V1
Yu, Patricia J. K06
Yu, Xin A-V2
Yue, Huanyu K-V59
Yue, Ming-Bao B-V52
Yuk, Joowon M-V19
Yun, Kyoim E28
Yung, Kenneth Kai-chung H-V36
Yusupov, Ruslan B-V38

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Zhang, Yang D03
Zhang, Yu F-V34
Zhang, Yun D-V34
Zhang, Zekun D-V42
Zhang, Zhan A-V8
Zhang, Zhen J11Zhao, Jamie J E-V35
Zhao, Jinchao On-Demand
Zhao, Siyin G02
Zhao, Yang F-V34
Zheng, Shihan D-V33
Zheng, Tiantian D17
Zhong, Weifeng B-V54
Zhou, Chengyi E-V34
Zhou, Chenshu G18
Zhou, Grace E20
Zhou, Xun B-V35
Zhou, Yanhua F-V48
Zhu, Cathy G02
Zhu, Li On-Demand
Zhu, Ping F-V33
Zhu, Ruiyi J05
Zhu, Yanfei G14Zhu, Yujie L-V38
Zhuang, Muyang E-V38
Zhuang, Shuting E-V35
Zhuang, Victor C-V38
Zielinska-Elliott, Anna G23
Zinoman, Peter G-V62
Ziomek, Kirsten F19
Ziporyn, Zhoushu H. On-Demand
Zitzewitz, Karin K16
Zohar, Ayelet B19
Zu, Jessica J-V46
Zur, Dafna C28
Zurbuchen, Mary K23
Zwigenberg, Ran H-V54

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Narrating Miracles, Salvation, and Community: The
Worlds of Proselytizing Storytellers in Premodern
China
				
C-V36 Death Mirrors Life: Cross-Cultural Interactions, Elite
Networks, and Diplomacy in Early Medieval China
and Inner and Central Asia
			C-V37 Giving Voice(s) to Plurality: Translating Sinophone
Southeast Asia				A-V1(De)Revolutionizing Information: Information
Control and Media Politics in Communist China(1945-1976)
			A-V2
Exploring Textual Media in Early Modern China andKorea				A-V3In-between Media: The Culture of Interface from
Early Modern to Contemporary China			

Knowledge, Information, and Perception Across theHong Kong-China Border			
A-V5
Pushing the Boundaries: Transnational andTransmedial Movement in Chinese Visual Culture,
1930s-1960s				

C-V53

Historicizing China’s 1980s Reforms and the
Neoliberal Moment				C-V58

An Early Modern Epistemological Turn? Natural
Knowledge Production in the East Asian Cultural
Sphere				D01

Negotiating Borderlands: Contested Legal Orders in
Ming-Qing Miao Territories			

D02

Decolonizing Chinese History in and beyond theAcademy				D03

Empire-Building on China’s Frontiers: Reclamation,
Religion, and Rebellion, 1644-1911		

D04

Toward a Theory of Late Imperial Chinese Media:
Paper-Money-Body-Internet		

A-V4

B02

Contemplating the Void in Chinese Poetry				
B03
The End of an Era, Seen Through Many Eyes:
Eurasian Dimensions of the Great Chinggisid Crisis
			
B04
The Pragmatic Craft of Governance: Alternative
Strategies of Chinese Medieval Rulership			
B05
Negotiating Tradition and Modernity: East-West
Understandings of East Asian Languages				
B06
Making Global China Visible				
B08
Religion and Spirituality in Modern China				
B-V32 Beyond Moral Critique: Broadening Concepts ofHumor in Song, Yuan, and Ming
			
B-V33 Maternal Bodies, Hearts, and Minds: Family Reformin the PRC, 1949-2021		
		
B-V34 Narrativizing Nature: Writing Environmental
Histories of China			
B-V35
B-V36

D-V33 Mediating Between the Global and the Regional:
Knowledge Production, Science, and Practices inModern China				
D-V34 Deconstructing the Geopolitics Behind Social
Infrastructures in China and Colonial Hong Kong				
D-V35 Eileen Chang @102: New Perspectives on an Iconic
Writer				
D-V36 State Building in a Multipolar World: Financial
History and the Making of the Modern ChineseState in the Early Twentieth Century		
D-V56 Competing Representations of Modernity andRevolution in Late Imperial and Modern China				E01
Buddhist Healing Beyond the Modern: Circulation,
Authenticity, and the Contested Territories of the
Body-Mind				Nourishing the People: Nutrition Science, Dietary
Practices, and Food Resilience in Modern China				
Different Scripts? Comparing China and Russia as
Regional Actors			

B-V47

Understanding Authenticity in China’s Cultural
Heritage				
B-V49 Rivers of Empire, Trees of Nation: Environment andState in China’s Inner Asian Frontiers			
B-V53 Literary Celebrities and Media Ecologies in Modern
China				B-V54 Politics and Culture in Contemporary China				
C03
New Perspectives on Taiwan’s Defense and Foreign
Policy Challenges			
C06

Resounding Taiwan (II): Sound and Political
Subjectivities
			
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Hong Kong Unraveled: Historicizing Current Crisisand Imagining Possible Futures			

E04

The Outsiders Within: Contesting Majority andMinority Peoplehood in Modern and Contemporary
China				E07Materializing Martial Gods: Thunder Ritual,
Material Culture, and the Story of Daoism in Ming
China				E-V34Becoming and Unbecoming Manchu: Revisiting
the Role of the State in Manchu Identity Formation
During and After the Qing			

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CHINA AND INNER ASIA CONTINUED			

E-V35

Gendering the Nation and Nationalizing Gender/
Sexuality in Contemporary China			

E-V36

The Pain That Connects: A New Perspective on the
Chinese Health Humanities			

E-V37
E-V41
E-V52

Buddhist Mediations of Feeling in Early Modern
China and Japan				
G08 Multi-Species Poetics in Modern Sinophone
Literature and Media				G-V35 Chinese Infrastructure and Mobility			
G-V36 Chinese Theatre in Transformation: Architecture,
Places, Infrastructure				

The Military and/in/as Modern Chinese Culture				
Leisure, Hobbies, and the State in Socialist China
			Inquiries of “Home” in Modern and Contemporary
East Asia				G-V37 Experiential Possibilities of the Material Book in
Late Imperial China				
G-V38 New Approaches to the History of Chinese
Borderlands in the Twentieth Century			

E-V53

Imaging Native Landscape: Leftist Poetry, New
Drama, and Photographic Vision in Taiwanese
Literature during the 1930s-1940s			

G-V58 Who Belongs in the Empire? Culture, Race, andMalleable Identities in East and Southeast AsianPort Cities, 1840-1900				

E-V56

Connecting Mobilities in Late Imperial China				Forbidden Fruit: Plundering the Meanings ofMelons in Modern China			

G-V60 Digital Technologies and the Recalibration of StateSociety Relations under Xi Jinping: Shifting Spaces in
China’s Environmental Arena			

F01
F02

Indigeneity and Identity Formation in Colonial
Taiwan				

F03

Inner Mongolia: The Origin and Destiny of Its
Autonomy				F04

Pathologizing China: Duality in Illness and Cure of
China’s Modernity				F06

Hidden Spaces of Conflict and Contention in Today’s
China				F07Art and Politics in the Sinosphere			

F-V33
F-V34
F-V48
F-V49
F-V50

H01
H02

Taiwan in New Perspectives: History, Humor, Sound			
Hong Kong’s National Security Law: Public Security
or Political Repression?				

H07

Chineseness in Question: Connecting andComparing the Historiographies of the Chinese in
the Americas and Southeast Asia			On and Through the Cameras: Negotiating Genderand Media in Contemporary China			

H09

The Many Trans-Formations of Female Identity:
Gender and Genres in Early Modern China		
		The Stakes of Engagement: Borders and Exchanges
in Late Imperial and Modern China			Transforming Chinese Villages into Cities: PowerCapital Coalition, Central Control, and Rural-Urban
Land Conversion				

H-V36 Macau and Hong Kong as Method: New
Perspectives on the Cold War			

Theorizing “Empire” and World Order in the
Ethnography of China’s Geopolitical Edges [Part 1]			
Decaying and Deifying: Female Body, Death, andReligious Representations in East Asia			

H-V39 Staging Socialist Internationalism: New Roles
for Audio and Visual Media in the CCP’s Global
Propaganda Network (1940s-70s)			

F-V54

Spatial Reorganization and Distributions of Life inChina				F-V56“Reformation” Beyond the Gate: State Power andthe Making of Bare Life in the Xinjiang Uyghur
Region				G02

c. 1200: Art & Architecture in and around the Song			
Working with Absence in 20th Century China: Gaps,
Ellipses, Silences, and How They Shape History

G05

G-V61 Theorizing “Empire” and World Order in the
Ethnography of China’s Geopolitical Edges [Part 2]			
G-V64 Crime, Eros, and Intellect: The 1970s and theMaking of Modern Hong Kong in Film			

H-V37 Ethnographies of Social Reproduction: Labor,
Precarity, and Affect				

H-V40 Where the Land Meets the Sea: Mapping
Perceptions of the Maritime World of Lingnan in
Literary and Historical Discourses from the Song to
Qing Dynasties				
H-V53 The Family in Qing Personal Narratives			
H-V57 Grassroots Sino-American Engagements and theMaking of the Cold War Pacific World			
H-V58 Building Infrastructure in the Time of Transition:
Politics and Technology from the ROC to the Early
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J01

China’s Urbanization from the Inside Out: New
Research from Inland Regions			

L02

J05

From Minguore to Mao-merobilia: The Politics andMechanics of Nostalgia in Modern China				
Regional Responses to China’s Geopolitical
Assertiveness in Asia				

J06
J07
J08
J-V35

L04

Law and Community in Early Imperial China:
Historiographical Rhetoric and Social Practice				Remapping Inner Asia and the Himalayas throughBuddhist Networks (16th to 19th centuries):
Possibilities and Challenges			
Engendering Social Networks: Women’s Writing,Publications, and Professional Engagement inModern China				L05

Muslims and Mao’s China			

L08

Gender, Ethnicity, and Empire in Late Imperial andRepublican China				L09

China and the Global South: Conceptual
Geographies in History, Literature, and Urban
Studies				

L10

The Making and Remaking of Socialist Subjects in
the People’s Republic of China, 1950s-1980s		
		
The Politics and Sociality of Dangerous Food inContemporary China				J-V36

Manchu Pedagogy and Cross-Cultural Exchange
in the 21st Century: A Roundtable to Honor Dr.
Gertraude Roth-Li				

L-V34

J-V51

Resounding Taiwan (I): Musical Articulations
Beyond Identity				

L-V35

J-V52
K01
K03
K05
K06

L-V36

Developmental Aesthetics: Representing Railways
and Extraction in Modern China			
The State of Academic Freedom and Censorship in
Asia				Stories of Stones in Middle Period China				
The Northern Wei Dynasty as Cosmopolitan Empire			Architectural Simulacra: Translation in Space, Time,and Medium				

K07

Social Insurance in China: New Insights, New
Questions				

K08

Empires and Criminals: Can Convict Politics in the
Past Shed Light on the Present?			

K10

Class as Classification in the People’s Republic ofChina				K-V35A Quantitative Economic and Social History of
Ming-Qing China: Manchus, Mongols, and the Han
Chinese				Consummate Communications: Writing, Reading,Singing, and Dancing in Yuan and Ming China		
		
Virtuous Children and Where to Find Them:
Education and Representations of Young People in
Chinese Sources Between Tradition and Modernity
			Entangled Empires, Divided Interests: Chineseand European Networks on and beyond the China
Coast, 1800s–1940s				

Humor in Middle Period Chinese Literature				
Native/Soil: Translation, Transplantation, andMedium in Rural China				L-V37

Surmounting Disaster: Transformations in PRC
Health Emergency Strategies			

L-V38

The Touristic Gaze and the Chinese State: The
Politics of Tourism in Post-1949 China			

L-V50

Reinventing Criminality: The Complicity between
Policing and Modern Image Technologies across the
Pacific				

M-V01 The Meteoric Rise of Science and Technology inChina and Taiwan: Analysis and Implications				
M-V02 We Have Never Been in Love: The Varieties ofChinese Romance from the Seventeenth Century to
the Present				
M-V17 Vibrant Matters: Multiplying Fields of Buddhist
Merit in Medieval China
				DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY					D-V37 Periphery as Center: Possibilities and Challenges
for Post-COVID Digital Workshops			

K-V36

Laity and Lay Organizations in Chinese Religions:
New Perspectives from Late Imperial and Modern
China				K-V58New Perspectives on the Shanxi Merchants:
Locating Histories of Capitalism along the SinoInner Asian Frontier				

G-V39 Passions and Realities: Prospects and Challenges for
Global Access to Japanese Historical Information
			
J-V37 Digital Technologies for Co-Creation and
Collaboration: Overcoming Barriers in the Use of
Asian Studies Resources			

K-V59

Contested Classicism in Modern Transitions:
Chinese Classic-Style Poetry after 1917			

M-V03 Digital Humanities in Korean Studies – Expanding
Digital Projects & Methods			
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C-V39

A-V19 Trans-Jeju: Rethinking Transnationalism and Beyond			
A-V6
Affective Spaces of Embodiment and Performancein Asia				A-V7

Empires, Colonialism, and Contested Littoral Spacein the Asia-Pacific, 1400-2000			

A-V8

Manuscript Nexus: The Formation of Cultural
Communities and Medieval Asian Connectivity				
Reinventing “Women:” Self-Empowerment among
Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Women in Nationand State-building, 1900s-1950s			

A-V9
B09

Foucault Adjacent: Writing East Asian Histories
Alongside/Against Foucauldian Theories			

B10

The “South” in Modern East and Southeast Asia:
Inter-Asian Voices				

B13
B15
B16

C-V41

Asian Environmental Ethics and Relations with Place			Intimate Legalities: Law, Family, and Gender in
Twentieth-Century East Asia			
Welcome to the Pop Pacific: Transnational
Production and Consumption of Popular Media
Culture in US, Korea, and Japan			

B17

Expatriate Icons, Shifting Identities			

B-V37

Disease, Public Health, and Empire in Asia				
Politics of Food in Global Asias: Gastronomic
Grounding and Culinary Mobility, Part I			

B-V38

C-V40

C-V42

Population Control beyond the Iron Curtain: A
Transnational History of Family Planning in Cold
War Asia				C-V43“Asia - Latin America” as Performance andKnowledge: Decentering Global Music History in the20th Century				C-V44

Tropical Environment, Imperial Infrastructure, andEveryday Technologies in Asia			C-V45

The Long Transwar in Asia, 1920-1960			

C-V54

Creating Airmindednes in Asia II: Cultures ofAviation - Ideals vs. Reality			

C-V57

History, Fiction, Language and Ethnicity: Ethnic
Korean Literature in Postwar China			

C-V62

Commoning Practices in Food Production in East
Asia Under Pressure				

D08“Who is the Asianist?” The Politics ofRepresentation in Asian Studies			

D09

Pain and Embodied Suffering in Asian History				Mediating Humans and Natures: Knowledge andTechnology in China and Japan			

D10
D12

B-V39

Servile Agencies in Premodern Asia			

B-V52

Work From Home: Rethinking Agency andAlienation Across Asia				

D14

C09

Negotiating Blackness from Above and Below:
Analyzing the Legality, Mobility, and Representationof Black Bodies in Asia				

D16

C10

Breaking Through the Old Paradigm: Expanding theLandscape of the “Comfort Women” Issue				Indigenous Experience and Exogenous Impact: The
Transformation of Medicine in Asia, 1690-1980		
		
Politics of Food in Global Asias: Gastrodiplomacy
and the Health of Nations, Part II			

D17

Committee for Teaching About Asia Panel: Asian
Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice				Pandemic Controls in Asia: Causes andConsequences				
Making Sense of High-Tech Death in Urban Asia				Queer Asias: Exploring the Intersections of Queer
and Asian Studies II				Asian Healthcare Colonialisms: Ethnographic andComparative Approaches to Governance throughCare				D-V38 The Detours Guide Series: Decolonization in Asia
and Beyond				C13

Designing Modern Readership: Book Art, Print
Culture, and Literary Production in Early TwentiethCentury Japan and China			

D-V39 The Transformation of Medicine and Public Healthin 19th-20th East Asia				C17

Anti-Americanism in Asia: Transnational Resistance,
National Independence, and Domestic Suppression
			Queer Asias: Exploring the Intersections of Queer
and Asian Studies I				

D-V40 Applying for a Grant from the NEH (National
Endowment for the Humanities)			

Bodies in Crises: Imagining the Otherwise in Asia —Part 1: The World We Live In			

D-V42 Encounters on the Margins of the Sinitic State:
Frontier Women, Gendered Experience, and the
Sino-Centric Narrative Decentered, 200 BCE – 1900
CE				C18
C-V38

D-V41 Caring for the Old in Ageing East Asia – Service
Provision & Access				

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F13

D-V43 Emergent Futures for Youth on the Move in Asia:
Insights from The Asia-Pacific Regional Review of
the Implementation of The Global Compact for
Migration				Language Learners as Agents for a Change: Cultural
Performances to Advance DEI (Diversity, Equity andInclusion) in East Asian Languages			

F14

In the Eye of the Storm: Asian Migrant Women
Workers during COVID-19			

F16

D-V57 Protracted Relations: Navigating the New Indian
Ocean World in the Twentieth Century			Rethinking the Phenomenology of Bodily
Encounters: Race, Gender, and Aesthetics inJapanese Cultural Production from Modernity to
the Present				

F-V35

D-V58 Embodied Technoscapes: Urbanism and Digital
Worlds in Asia				

Unconventional Exemplarity: Gender Performancesin Qing China and Chosǒn Korea			

F-V36

Essential yet Unrecognized: Gendered andRacialized Mobilization of Civilian Labor in Wartime
East Asia				F-V37

Bodies in Crisis: Imagining the Otherwise in Asia —Part 2: Women in Focus				

F-V38

Gendered Labor and Healing Aesthetics inContemporary East Asian Media			

F-V39

Imperialism and the Riverine Environment inModern Asia				F-V40

Remembering the Prison in East and Southeast
Asia: Transnational Perspectives on the Incarcerated
Past in the Present				

D-V55 Women on the Move: Circuits of Japanese Empire,
1920s-1930s				

E09

Redefining the “Representatives” of Premodern
Korean Art in a Cross-Cultural Context			

E10Transnational Religious Communities in a Globalized
Asia				E12Social Movements against Autocratization in Eastand Southeast Asia				

E13(Re)productive Violence: Narrative, Identity, andBody in Transpacific Imperialisms			

E15

Seeking a Universal Tongue: Esperanto and Politics
in East Asia				

E16Art, News, or Content?: Contemporary Media in
Asia				F-V41Using Asian American Memory Resources in theClassroom: A Pedagogical Discussion			

E17

Transcolonialism in the Asia-Pacific			

F-V42

E19

What’s Next for Northeast Asia’s Global Education
and Talent Strategies? Recent Trends and PostCOVID Challenges and Prospects			

Written across the Indian Ocean: History-Writing
and Practices of Rule in Premodern Asia			

G11

E20

Infrastructures of Urban Life Yet-to-Come: Session I,
Modeling the Global City			

Asian Corporealities, Aesthetic Calibrations				
Magazine Culture and Imagined Communities of
Global Asias				

E21

Transnational Migration and Diasporic Memories
			Hong Kong in Pan-Asian Media Culture: Film,
Animation, and Videogame			

E-V38

G12
G13

Symbol Diplomacy: Royalty, Empire, andInternational Interactions in Late 19th and Early
20th c East Asia				G14

Reinterpreting the “Three Perfections” in China,
Japan, and Beyond				

E-V39

Transpacific Feminisms of and Across Asia and Latin
America				

G15

E-V51

Agrarian Reform Movements in East Asia Beyond
the Nation				

From the Bohai to the Yellow Seas: A Transboundary
and Cross-cultural Story			

G16

E-V58

Rural Asia in the Making of the Global Energy
Future				Cinematic Encounters: Transnational East
Asia, Translocal Visualities, and Cross-Cultural
Imaginations on Screen				

F08

Teaching Asian Religions Through Film			

G17

The Multi-Imperial Asian City I: Intertwined Empiresin Early & Semi-Colonial Urban Space			

F09

Roundtable on Innovative Approaches inTransnational Migration Studies: Discussing Mixedmethod and Multi-sited Research Designs				Gender, Sexual, and Intimate Life in Transnational
Asian Contexts				G18

Spectacles, Techno-Cultures, and New Sensibilities:
East Asian Cultures in the Pandemic Era			

G19

War and Peace: Topics in Historical Memory, Social
Movements, and Civic Participation			

F10

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H-V54 International Science, Imperial Transitions, andTranspacific Networks of Knowledge at the Early
Cold War				

INTER-AREA BORDER CROSSING			

G20

Collaborative Work Across the Digital Platform:
Asian and Asian Pacific American Academic Archives
in Community Spaces for Greater Accessibility				
G-V40 Tuberculosis Control and Geopolitics in East Asia
			
G-V41 Demand Driven: The Emerging Service Economy inEast Asia since the 17th Century			

H-V59 Indigenous and Non-Binary Gendering in the
Performing Arts of East and Southeast Asia				
H-V60 Emerging Crossroads: The Intersections and
Fissures of Black Studies and Asian/American
Studies				

G-V42 Science in Print across Asia, 19th – 20th Centuries:
Materiality, Technology, and the Potential of
Regional Analysis				J09

What Is Queer About Asia Now?			

J10

G-V43 The Global Lives of Donkey Hide Gelatin (ejiao 阿膠):Tradition, Industry, and the Commodification of Life
			
G-V44 Who Confers Salvation? Making the Lesser Saviors
in Buddhist Visual Culture of Korea and Japan				
G-V45 Fashioning “Misunderstanding”: Transcultural
Engagements and the Material Culture of Fashion
			
G-V59 Unearthing Networks in the Buddhist World: Casesfrom Central and East Asia			

J11

The Politics of Farming in a Global Asia: Resituating
Contemporary Agrarian Social Movements				Transnationalism at Cinema’s Edges			

H11

Engaging Society and Nature through Science,
Religious Practice, and Performance in North India,
Vietnam, China, and Japan			

J15

The Social Lives of Asian Infrastructure: A
Roundtable on Methodology			

H12

The Academic Online: Making Asian Studies
Digitally Present				J17

A Spiritual Turn: East Asian Shamanism in theColonial Past and the Global Present			

H13

Asian Buddhist Women in Transition: Continuities,
Diversity, and Innovation			

J18

From Retro to Newtro: Reappropriating the Cruel
Optimism of Orientalism in Korean, Chinese, andAmerican Media and Literature			

H15

Imagining Tenjiku: Perceptions and Representationsof the Indian Subcontinent in Pre-Meiji Japan				The New Northern Frontier: Historical andAnthropological Paradigms of Bordered Identities
			
Imperial Intersections: Juxtaposing Japanese Empire
Beyond East Asia				J19

Things on the Move: The Circulation of Material
Knowledge across Premodern Asia			J24

What Ifs: East Asian Alternate Histories			

J-V38

Mediating Colonial and Revolutionary Past: Filmicand Literary Exchange in Cold War East Asia				
Narrating the Self: Translation, Deconstruction, andTranscendence in Sinophone Cinema and Literature			Initiative for the Study of Asian Catholics		
		
The 21st Century Great Game: The Battle forConnectivity and Hegemony in the Indo-Pacific				CoronAsur: Asian Religions in the Covidian Age				
Methods and Concepts in China-India Studies:
Humanities				

H16
H17
H18

J12

Infrastructures of Urban Life Yet-to-Come: (Session
II, Time & Temporality)				

J13

Vernacular Narratives within Micro Communities in
Asia (China, Japan, Nepal, and Singapore)		
		
Memorialization from the Margins: Alternative
Memories of the Japanese Empire			

J14

J-V39

People’s War: Investigating the Contradictions andLegacies of Revolutionary Practice			

J-V40

The Brokers of Global Asia			

J-V41

Texts, Rituals, and Materiality in Pre-modern Asia
			
H-V41 Commodities, Ecologies, and Early Modern InterAsian Connections				

J-V42

H19
H20

J-V46

H-V42 Film Policy and Transnational Histories across Eastand Southeast Asia				K11

H-V43 Life-Giving Objects: Sensing the Social in Precarious
Ecologies of East Asia				After Images: Redrawing Sensation, Corporeality,
and Nationhood in Modern East Asia			

K12

Asian Olympiads: Athletes, Actors & Audiences on
The World Stage				

K15

The Multi-Imperial Asian City II: Conflict andCompetition in Late and Post-Colonial Urban Asia
			

H-V44 The Japanese Empire and Latin America			

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L-V52 The Struggle for Democracy in East and Southeast
Asia				INTER-AREA BORDER CROSSING			

K16
K19

“Aesthetic Shock” and the Question of Idolatry:Thinking About Cultic Objects Across Traditions				“Something in the Air”: Between the Mundane andthe Catastrophic in Asian Atmosphere			

K20

Asian Art from Harvard to Honolulu: A Century of
Female Museum Makers			

K23

Encountering Global Asias in Cinema and the Arts			
Hybrid Cosmologies in Early Modern and Modern
East Asia				

K-V37
K-V38

Promotional Media: East Asian Media, Advertising,and Propaganda				K-V39

Publishing and the Political Economy of Recruitment
and Tenure				K-V40

The Climate of History in a Planetary Age — A
Roundtable with Dipesh Chakrabarty			

K-V50

Technology in Asia as an Emerging Field			

K-V51

Methods and Concepts in China-India Studies:
Social Sciences				

K-V60

East Asia through Looking Glass: Identity Formation
through Representing East Asian Others in Japaneseand Korean Media				K-V61

Landscapes of Crisis: Ecologies of Trauma in East
Asian Texts				

L11

Labor, Knowledge, Development and Memory:
Landscapes of Imperial Subjectivity in the Japanese
Empire				

L12

Theorizing War through History, Literature, Visual,and Popular Culture				L13

Selves and Others: Identity, Diplomacy, and Spatial
Imaginaries in Post-War East Asia			L17

Buddhist Affect: Feelings and Emotions in Buddhist
Art Across Asia				

L20

Council of American Overseas Research Centers
Fellow Roundtable – New Directions for Research			Bordercrossing Research Collaboration on Colonial
and Postcolonial Cinema in East and Southeast Asia			
Borderland Identities along the “Buddhist Road”(ca. 6th–12th Centuries CE)			

L-V40
L-V41
L-V42
L-V43

M-V04 Publishing Matters: Scholarly Publishing and Online
Access				
M-V12 Academic Freedom Under Threat in East and South
Asia				M-V13 Knowledge, Intimacy, and Women in Japanese
Mobility, 1930s-Present				
M-V16 Pacific History as Borderland History			
M-V18 Dharma Crossings: Buddhist Mobility andModernism in a Transnational Landscape				
E18
Asia Turning Left or Right? Viewing Economic
Nationalism and National Security In Motion fromCountries in Southeast, South, Northeast Asia, and
the Pacific Islands				
L19

Mourning and Memory Across Diasporic South Asia
			JAPAN 		A-V10 Pop Pilgrimages in and Beyond Japan: Meanings,
Experiences and Materiality			
A-V14 Narrating the Covid Pandemic in Japan and Beyond			
A-V15 Gods, Creatures, Ascetics, and Physical Performers:
Uncanny Bodies in Japanese Religions			
A-V16 San Francisco Peace Treaty at Seventy: Postwar Path
to Normalcy by Japanese Americans and Japan fromthe Perspective of Resettlement, Security Identity,
and Foreign Relations				
A-V17 Acquiring Intercultural Competence: Exploring the
Coexistence of Base Culture and Target Culture in
East Asian Language Learning and Teaching in the
U.S.				Infrastructure and Techno-Material Knowledge
Production in East and South Asia, 1600-1950		
		
Perception and Preference in U.S.-East Asia
Relations: Interdisciplinary Approaches in the Studyof Foreign Policy
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Conspiracies and Coalitions in JapaneseEnvironmental Humanities			

B22

Placing Japan In A Different Setting: New Lenses &New Approaches to Japan Studies			

B-V40

Beauty and the Market in Contemporary Japanese
Literature				

B-V41

Radicalism in the Japanese Empire			

B-V51

Contesting Civic Identity and Imperial Belonging inJapanese Urbanism				

C01

Performance as Urban Spatial Practice in Early
Modern Japan				

C23

Robot Emotion: Artificial Intelligence, Technologies
of Care, and the Future of Intimacy in Japan				
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and Paralympic Games, and their Legacies for Old,
Poor, Disabled, Immigrant, and Sexual Minority
Communities in Japan				C-V52

The More Things Change: Limits and Legacies of
Okinawa’s “Reversion”				C-V59

The Sound of the Mandala: The Soundscape ofJapanese Esoteric Buddhism and Its Performative
Effects				C-V61

Stretched Boundaries: Negotiating Motherhood inJapan in Times of Change and Uncertainty		
		Russia/Japan: Transnational Connections,Influences, and Bordercrossings			

D20

G24

Maritime Globalization and Japan’s PacificConnections, 1700 to 1940			

G-V46 Mapping Systems, Spaces, and Subjects of“Progress” in Cold War Japan			
G-V47 Crossover and Intersectarian Relations in Japanese
Zen: New Methodological Perspectives			
G-V48 Theorizing the Kokoro in Japanese Religions				
G-V49 Tokyo before the 1980s as a World City in the
Making: Metabolist Architecture, Inter-City
Diplomacy, and Urban Expertises			
G-V57 The Concept of Experience in 20th-Century
Japanese Buddhism				
H21

Extrinsic Mystifications: Localizing Sinitic Mysteries
in Japanese Poetic Culture, 700s–1500s			(Re-)Producing East Asian Social Imaginaries in/as
Musical Practice, 1950-1991			

H22

D-V44 Contending with Discourse on Peace from Occupied
Okinawa				Invisible Cities: Urban Ethnoscapes in Zainichi
Korean Literature and Film			

H24Japan’s 2021 Election Retrospective			

D21

D-V45 Visualizing and Questioning: Japanese Women
Lens-Based Artists of the 1960s-80s			

H-V45 Mountains and Seas of Medieval Japan: Commoner
Self-Governance and Network Formation in the
Peripheries				

D-V46 Searching as Interspecies Poetics			
D-V53 From Cool Japan to Cruel Japan: A Roundtable on
The Multilayered Effects of Japan’s Extreme Border
Restrictions on Japanese Studies			

H-V46 Sustainability and Crisis in Japanese Foodways				
H-V47 From Kōji to Caramel: Rethinking Japanese History
through Sweetness				

D-V54 Politics of Space: Community, Pedagogy,
Radioactivity, and Domesticity in 20th Century
Japan				H-V56 Translating Women in Modern Japan: Feminism,
Gender, and Sexuality in Translated Texts, 18712021				

E24

Pop Culture Samurai: Representations of PreModern Japan in New Media			J20

Tactile Meanings in Japanese Buddhist Visual
Culture				

E-V40

Technologies of Care in More-Than-Human
Entanglements in Japan				J21(In)Dispensable: Citizenship and Marginality inJapan				F19The Ruins of the Imperial Japanese Military and its
Aftermath				

J22

F20

Japanese Literature				

J-V43

F-V43

“Five Races Under One Union” in Manchuria:
Navigating through Propaganda and Reality				
The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki:
Tensions and Intersections between History andMemory				Japanese Social Movements in Difficult Times				
Creating Global Cities of the Future: An Experimentin Virtual Student Exchange between the Universityof Pittsburgh and Konan University			

F-V44

G09
G22
G23

J-V47
J-V50

Of Toys, Texts, and Treats: Hybridity and CrossPollination in Early Japanese Media Ecologies				
The Past and Future of Immigration in Japan				What Gets Translated?: Macro and Micro
Perspectives on Translations of Modern andContemporary Japanese Literature			

K24
K26
K-V41

229

Chrysanthemum with Nine Lives? Longevity andDiversity in the Japanese Imperial Institution				
Memory in Space: Creatively Imagining and Living
Japanese Landscapes				
Waka and Gender: Composition and Reception				
Decentering “Japanese Art History”: Rethinking
Periodization, Geography, and Historiography				
The Japanese Empire’s Intra-Imperial Networks:
Case Studies from Colonial Taiwan and Korea				
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Ethnography in Japanese Religions			

K-V43

Poetry and Political Engagement in Modern Japan			
New Approaches to the Study of Early Modern
Artistic Production in Japan, Focusing on Ihara
Saikaku				

K-V52

K-V54

C27

Diversifying Contact Zones in Modern Korea, 19201960				

C28

Ironic Globality: The Cold War and Korean Print andReading Culture				C-V56

Fun and Power Games in North Korea: Critical
Approaches on Cinema, Popular Culture, andLeisure Practices of the DPRK			D23

Uprooted but Not Subdued: Comparative
Perspectives on Zainichi Korean Resistance andRacial Formation				

D25

Transnational Perspectives on North Korea andLatin America				Monnin to Bunjin: Re-Centering Intelligentsia in
Heian and Edo Japan				K-V57

Japanese Visual Culture in the Digital Humanities:
Strategies for Engagement, Accessibility, and Design			
L23
Gendered Analyses of Changing Social Contracts:
Individual and Society in Contemporary Japan				
M-V05 Found in (Mis)Translation: Naturalizing Images andIdeas from Abroad in Medieval and Early Modern
Japan				D-V47 Transnational North Korea: Re-worlding DPRK
Cultural History				
E28

In Loving Memory of Roger L. Janelli: Reflections on
His Contributions to Korean Studies			

E-V42
E-V43

M-V15 Constructing a Professional Identity in a Major
Life-transitional Context in Japanese Society: From
Gakusei to Shakaijin				

Voice of the Chinese Diaspora: Past and Present				
Migrating Music: Entanglements between Tunes,
Places, and Politics in the Twentieth-Century East
Asia				E-V55Beyond Simulacra: Made in DPR Korea			JAPAN, KOREA 		

F18

B19

Gendered Bodies in Postwar East Asian
Photography				

F22

C24
C25

Nation/Nationalism/Subjectification/Critique				
Bodies/Assemblages/Networks			

Racing the Korean Imaginary: Precedents andProspects for a New Concept of Race in South Korea
			
In and Out of South Korea: Inter-Asian Student
Mobilities and Multiple Trajectories in Higher
Education				

F23

Reconfiguring Cinematic and Televisual Borders inContemporary Korea				

D22Soundscapes and Cinemascapes			

F24

F21

Inclusion/Exclusion				(Un)Productive Bodies: Illness, Aging, and Queering
Embodiment in South Korea			

G25

Gender/Sexuality				G26

Remembering the Korean War: Historical Memory
and Transnational Cultural Production			

G27

North Korea’s Free Market Economy and North
Korean Refugee Literature			

M-V11 Blurring the Gender Binary in Contemporary
Japanese Visual Media and Fandoms			

KOREA					
H27Eulogizing the Empire: Shifting and Fabricating
Perceptions of China in Late Chosŏn Korea				
H-V48 Ordinary Ethics of Ritual in Two Asias			

A-V21 Conquering Distance: Odysseys for Political Change
and Cultural Ascendancy in Premodern Korea andBeyond				
B23

Korea/Development/Place-Making			

B24

Projections on Her Canvas: Bodies, Gender,
and Social Discourses in Contemporary Korean
Narratives				

B26

The Growing Idea of Neutral Korea in the Collapsing
Sino-Centric Order				

B-V42

Rethinking Korean Objects in European Collections:
Towards New Research Frameworks			

H-V55 Beyond Bureaucracy: Individualized Histories ofInstitutions in Postwar South Korea			

230

J27

Strange Bedfellows: K-pop, State Intervention, andMedia in South Korea				K29

Artists in Exile and Decentralized Art Movements in
Post-1948 South Korea				

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G-V50 Race, Caste, and Religion in Precolonial South Asia			
H29
The Regulation of Luxury in Sanskrit Cultural
Spheres				

KOREA			

K-V55

L25
L26

Decolonizing Korean Studies? (1) Decentering theHegemonic Production of Eurocentric Knowledge
on “Decolonizing”				

H-V49 Making and Maintaining A National Economy				
J28
Reassessing Green Revolution in the Era of Farmer
Protests in India				Bodies That (Don’t) Matter: Contemporary South
Korean Body Politics, Feminism, and Media				Transits in Transnational Korea ThroughContemporary Cultural Productions			

L-V49

Decolonizing Korean Studies? (2) Rethinking Raceand Space in the Transpacific Empires			

L-V51

New Directions in K-Drama Studies			

K31

Racialization and Anti-Racist Activism in Westernand South Asia				K-V44

Imagining “Mother Tongue” in Contemporary SouthAsia: Ethnographic and Historical Approaches				
Witness to Marvels: Roundtable in Honor of Tony K.
Stewart, Winner of the 2021 Coomaraswamy Book
Prize				K-V45M-V06 Tempting Tunes: The Soundscape of South Korean
Popular Culture				
M-V19 Gender and the Making of Race in Contemporary
South Korea				L-V44

Human Infrastructure and Building Futures: Insightsfrom Nepal				

SOUTH ASIA					M-V07 Inside Out: Rethinking Historiographies in South
Asian Performance Archives			

A-V11 Advertising Beauty in South Asia: Commercialisms,
Idealisations, and Contestations			

SOUTHEAST ASIA					

B27Hinduism and Globalization in the Contemporary
World				A-V12 Southeast Asia: Empire Competition and Circulationof Goods				

B28

Gender, Difference, and Security			

B-V43

Contemporary Diasporic Punjabi Musics:
Movements and Identities			

A-V13 Timor-Leste at 20 Years: Challenges of Attaining and
Maintaining Independence			

C29

B29

South Asian “Peripheral” Cultures at Home and in
the World				Conservative Islam in Indonesia and Malaysia:
Priorities, Contentions, Evolutions			

B31

Buddhism and Transnationalism in Vietnam andCambodia				C-V47

Buddhism and Caste in Modern India: Engaging
Ambedkar, Beyond Ambedkar			

B-V44

D26

Application of Smart City Concept in the Middle andLower Middle Income Asian Cities			

B-V45

E-V44

Ecology, Agriculture, and the Politics ofRepresentation in India, 1500-1947			

Collisions, Contradictions, and Camp: Revisioning
Bangsa Malaysia through Malay Performing Arts			
Reading Javanese Literature and Questions ofTheory I				

B-V46

E-V45

(CANCELLED) Making and Unmaking of Public
Spaces: Calcutta through the 20th Century				Land, Environment, and Bureaucracy in Northwest
India, 1675-1825				

E-V54
F25

Frontiers of Biopolitics in South Asia			

F-V45

Dramatic Histories: Urdu Public Cultures of
Performance in South Asia			

F-V52

The Materialities and Positionalities of Early
Modern Vernacular Texts from North India/Pakistan
			
Rupture, Repair, and Multi-species Futures in the
Eastern Himalaya				

G29

B-V50
C04
C31

C33

Secrets and Secrecy in Southeast Asia			C34South Vietnam’s Era of Openness: Transnational
and Global Histories of Republican Vietnam				Scientific Knowledge and Expertise in Contemporary
Southeast Asian Rural Development			

C35
231

Strengthening the Field of Southeast Asian
Language Instruction through Collaboration				Power, Politics, and “Green” Biofuels in Indonesia
			Change, Contestation and Hydropower Dam
Development in the Lower Mekong River Basin				
Past as Prologue: Diasporic Experience and theProduction of Knowledge in Southeast AsianStudies				

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F31

C-V48

F-V46

C-V49
C-V50
C-V51

Mobility, Diaspora, Solidarity: Forging East Timorese
Identities and Connections through Time				
Fleeting Agencies: A Social History of Indian Coolie
Women				Politics of Human Rights in Southeast Asia		
		
Reading Javanese Literature and Questions ofTheory II				

C-V55

Networks and Mobilities of Belief in the Making ofVietnamese Catholicism			

D28

Project Himalayan Art: Developing Resources for
Integrating Himalayan Culture into Teaching on Asia
			
Passing Through Thailand, What Becomes of the
Body?				D30What was (or is) Islamic Reform?: New Directions in
the Study of Islamic Reformism in Indonesia				
Human Rights in Timor-Leste, Twenty Years After
Independence: International Frameworks in Local
Contexts				

F-V47

Thinking with Things: From Life to Afterlife inSoutheast Asia				F-V51

Mindanao and the Philippines: Part I, Colonial
Mindanao in Regional Perspective			

G31

Infrastructures and Structures for Tourism inSoutheast Asia, 1910s-30s			

G34Music, Performance, Art and Astrology			

G-V52 Reconstituting Nanyang: Ideological, Cultural,
Religious, and Commercial Influences in Shaping
Southeast Asia in the Cold War Era			
G-V53 Agrarian Realpolitik: Migration, Work, and LargeScale Land Enclosures in Indonesia			

D31

Erasure and Memory in Transitional Indonesia:
Cultural, Demographic and Educational Perspectives
			
D-V48 Natural and Supernatural Worlds across Southeast
Asia				G-V54 Culture of Care: Insights and Critical Perspectives
on Systems and Practices of Caregiving in thePhilippines and Cambodia			

D-V50 Indonesian Democracy in Retreat?			

G-V55 Multifaceted Membership of the Society:Rethinking the Citizen-Noncitizen Binary throughCrisis in Asia				

D-V51 Negotiating Silences: Reading Memory, Heritage
and Culture in Asian Narratives			

G-V62 Peopling the Past: Biography and History in Colonial
Vietnam				

D-V52 Discipline, Sociality and the State			

G-V63 Mindanao and the Philippines: Part II, Conflicts Old
and New in 21st Century Mindanao			

D-V49 Durian Matters 1: From Farm to Table			E31

Pandemic Pedagogies: Lessons in Teaching
Southeast Asia				E32

21st Century Asian Arts: Indonesian Roots andRoutes				

E33

Spaces of Southeast Asian History			

E-V48

A Crossroads Through Time: A Synthesis of
Myanmar Prehistory and Ancient History				
Durian Matters 2: Impact of COVID-19 on the
Durian Industry				

E-V49
E-V50

Buddhist Fidelity, Fiction, and Philosophy in Early
Vietnamese Print Culture			

F28

Learning in and out of the Classroom: CrossDisciplinary Perspectives on Schooling Practices inIndonesia				F29

Mapping the Megacity: Rethinking the Past, Present
and Future of Ho Chi Minh City			

H33

Contentious and Contested Identities Along the
Burma/Bangladesh Border			

H34

Traditions of Scholarship in Mainland Southeast
Asia, Part 1				

H35

A Hmong Intellectual History Approach toUnderstanding Human Experience			

H-V52 Textile Research in Southeast Asia: New Methods
and Paradigms				Technology Facilitated Sexual Violence (TFSV) in
Singapore				

E-V57

H32

J29

Fractured: Thinking with Fragments in Southeast
Asia				J30Buddhist Imaginaries and Politics of Mid-20th
Century Southeast Asia				J32

Love, Beauty, and Community: Women in Vietnam
			Intersecting Powers in the Staging andRepresentation of Cambodian Performing Arts		
		

J-V44

Revisiting Civil Society in Southeast Asia: Not
Always on the Democrats’ Side			232

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SOUTHEAST ASIA			

SOUTH ASIA, SOUTHEAST ASIA			J-V45

Traditions of Scholarship in Mainland Southeast
Asia, Part 2				

C30

Environment and Ecology in South and Southeast
Asia				J-V48Southeast Asia and the Cultural Cold War				
Deathscape Discourses in Urbanizing Southeast
Asia: Rituals, History, and Heritage			

D27

Social Identities and Contemporary Issues in the
Sinosphere				

E02

Violent Atmospheres: Political Ecologies of Pollution
and Health Crises in Southeast Asia			

E-V46

Heritage, Death, and Social Memory			

E-V47

Politics, Institutions, Commerce, and Circulations
			Social Media, Cultural Production, and Monuments			
Religion, Texts, and Language			

J-V49
K34

Unsettling Citizenship and Subjecthood			

K-V47

Connecting People Positively? The Infrastructure of
Mobility in Democratic India and Socialist Vietnam
			Islam, Religious Authority, and New Media in
Indonesia				

K-V48
K-V49

Unpacking and Repackaging Japanese Migrants in
the US-Ruled Philippines: Alternative Perspectives
in History and Deep Film Indexing			

K-V56

Leviathan at the Margins? Rethinking the Colonial
State and Plural Society in Burma			

L29

Studies of Legitimacy and Authority in Vietnamese
Texts				L30Resistance and the State in Southeast Asia				
Ho Chi Minh, France, the United States, and Missed
Chances for Peace in Vietnam, 1945-1947		
		Haze, Sand, Fire, Water: Environmental Crises inSoutheast Asia				

L32
L33
L-V45
L-V46
L-V47

F27
F-V55

G-V51 Religion, Transnationalism, and Networks				
H30
Dissidence, Institutions, and Moments in History
			
H-V50 Social Identities, Gender, Kinship and the State		
		
J33
Religion, Caste, and Sovereignty in South andSoutheast Asia				
J34
K-V46
L28

Local Cultures, Media, and Women’s Writing				State Politics, Indigeneity, and Belonging				Household, Community, and Ecology			

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Deepening the Root, Braving the Wind: ChineseIndonesians Ethnic Identity, Political Participation,
and China Soft Power Intervention in Indonesia		
		
Making a Region of Southeast Asia: Traditions and
New Possibilities				

D13

King Kalākaua of Hawaiʻi and Alliances in Asia		
F26
Living and Performing Alternative Genders in AsiaPacific Hawaiʻi				Religious Food Charity, Care, and Social Agency in
Vietnam and Myanmar				

G01

L-V48

Theravada Buddhists in Dangerous Times				
M-V08 Beyond the Colonizer-Colonized Divide: Other
Approaches to Singapore’s Colonial Histories				
M-V09 Democratization from the Bottom-up vs The State
Ruse of Consent: Perspectives on Post-Authoritarian
Thailand				Haunani-Kay Trask: Lessons For Asian Studies
Activism				

M-V10 Old and New: Biopolitics in Asia			
M-V14 Deathscape Discourses in Urbanizing Southeast
Asia: Life, Death, and Spatial Contestations		

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