Tentative Program of EAEH2011
Monday, October 24
Time
08:00-12:00
09:10-09:30

Activity

Keynote Speech 1
09:30-10:30 (InternationalConference Hall)

Registration (Lobby of International Conference Hall)
Opening Ceremony (International Conference Hall)
Chair: Fan-sen Wang (Vice President, Academia Sinica)
Speaker: Professor Mark Elvin (Professor Emeritus, Australia National University)
The Two Worlds of Xie Zhaozhe: Comparisons with the approaches of Sir Thomas Browne and Gilbert White to theobservation and analysis of Nature

10:30-10:50 Tea BreakSession 1.1: Environmental Thought (Media Conference Room)
Chair: Young-tsu Wong (National Central University)
Yim-tze Kwong (Lingnan University)
Environmental Thinking, Feeling and Aesthetic: The Laozi Revisited
Lihua Wang (Nankai University)
Natural Rhythm, Cultural Adaptation and Ecological Ethics: An analysis of “Yueling” from the perspective ofenvironmental history
Yan Xia (Nankai University)‘Yan (Anser cygnoides) which lives north flies southward’: the Interpretation of the Process of Chinese Culture
Southward under the Perspective of Environmental History
Tatsushi Fujihara (University of Tokyo)
Spirits in Modern Society: A Thought History of Nature, Farmers and National Socialism
Session 1.2: Landscape (Conference Room 1)
Chair: David Pietz (Washington State University)
10:50-12:20 Parallel Session 1

Jiesheng An (Fudan University)
On Construction and Background of the Cultural Landscape of Religion at Zhenjiang District during the Song andYuan Dynasty
Andrea Janku (SOAS, University of London)
Historical Perspectives on Productive Landscapes: The Eight Views of Linfen
Jianxiong Ma (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
Historical Process in the Bazi Basin Ecological System
Zhaoqing Han (Fudan University)
A study of the effects of new crops on the rocky desertification of Guizou Province (1413~1949)
Session 1.3: Political Ecology (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Maohong Bao (Peking University)
Akihisa Setoguchi (Osaka City University)
Guns versus Falcons: Imperialism, Nationalism, and Wildlife in Modern Japan
Yan Gao (Carnegie Mellon University)
A Political Ecology of Horses: The Manchus, Land Reclamations and Local Ecology in the Jianghan Plain(1700s-1800s)
Peter Lavelle (Cornell University)
Horticulture as Aesthetics and Politics: Cultivating Gardens in the Late Qing Empire
Eric Clark (Lund University) and Huei-Min Tsai (National Taiwan Normal University)
Struggles over Land and Sea: Historical Political Ecology on Small Taiwanese Islands

12:20-14:00 Lunch BreakPhD. Roundtable 1 (Conference Room 1)
Chair: Lihua Wang (Nankai University) and Andrea Janku (SOAS, University of London)

14:00-15:30 PhD. Roundtable

Ronghua Li (Nankai University)"The South Yangtze River Regions had Beautiful Scenery": the formation of an ecological image during theHan and Tang Dynasties
Tao Chen (Beijing Normal University)
Hidden Troubles behind the Prosperity: The Relation of Stationery Manufacturing and Ecological
Environment during the Tang and Song Dynasties
Chi-Ying Chang (National Chi Nan University)
Of Locusts and Men: Recognizing and Protection of Locust Disaster in Ching Dynasty
Chunghao Kuo (New York University)
The Raising of Pigs and the Practice of Eating Pork in Early Modern China
Ph.D. Roundtable 2 (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Hiroshi Kito (Sophia University) and James Beattie (University of Waikato)
Makoto Hanashima (Institute for Areal Studies Foundation)
A regional variation of mortality in the early 20th century Japan - disease, environment and social system
Michitake Aso (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Ecology, Health, and Political Dissent in the Uplands of Southern Vietnam
Xinhao Du (Institute for the History of Natural Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Well's History and Culture in North China
Marlon Zhu (State University of New York at Binghamton)
Mercantile Environmental Risk Evaluation: the Sponsorship of Maritime Insurance Companies onTyphoon Warnings in Nineteenth-Century Shanghai and Hong Kong

15:30-15:50 Tea Break1

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15:50-17:40 Poster Session

Plenary Poster Session (International Conference Hall)
Chair: Ts'ui-jung Liu (Academia Sinica) and Joan Chi-chiung Lo (Academia Sinica)
Dukkyung Choi (Pusan National University)
Peasant's ecological recognition of agriculture and stockbreeding through agriculture document inancient China
Hong-wei Jia (Xiamen University)
The environment and daily life of Yao Tinglin's family in Jiangnan -- an analysis based on Li nian ji
Peng Zuo (Shanghai University of Finance)
Study on the So-called 'Zhangqi' and the Cultural Change of the Ming & Qing Dynasties
Daxue Wang (Fudan University)
The landscape change of seawall in Zhejiang Province comprised by physical environmental change anddynasty politics during the period of Yongzheng Emperor
Jinyong Cao (Yunnan University)
Anthropological and Eco-environmental history at a comparative perspective
Hidenori Terauchi (Independent researcher)
Perceptions of western science and technologies by China and Japan in 19th century
Chih-lung Lin (National Chung-hsing University)
Out of the Malthusian Trap: Edward Gibbon Wakefield and the initial land utilisation in Australia, 1820-1830s
Li Zhang (Shaanxi Normal University)
Land Clearing and the Irrigation Works Building in Manas River Basin from 1950 to 1966
Chung-Ho Wang (Academia Sinica)
An essential ocean thermostat: the cooling role of El Niño and La Niña during the recent global warming
Yi-tze Lee (University of Pittsburgh)
The Way to Rescue/Re-secure Resources: Historical Trajectory of Agricultural Residue Research andits Environmental Scale in Taiwan18:20-20:00 Welcome Reception

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Tentative Program of EAEH2011
Tuesday, October 25
TimeActivity
08:30-09:00 Registration
Keynote Speech 2
09:00-10:00 (InternationalConference Hall)

Chair: Ts'ui-jung Liu (Academia Sinica)
Speaker: Professor Susan Flader (Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri)
Environmental Citizenship: Local and Global

10:00-10:20 Tea BreakSession 2.1: Environmental Policy (Media Conference Room)
Chair: Xueqin Mei (Beijing Normal University)
Susumu Kitagawa (Yamanashi University)
Vision and Significance in Environmental Policy History
Lee-in Chen Chiu (Chung-hua Institute of Economic Research)
The Development of Thoughts, Policy and Action Plans on Transportation Energy-Saving –Taiwan's International Learning and Local Implementation
Tsuo-Ming Hsu (Tamkang University)
The Design of Taijiang National Park: Innovation or Entanglement of Ideas?

10:20-12:00

Parallel Session 2

Session 2.2: Environment and Ethnicity (Conference Room 1)
Chair: Shu-min Huang (Academia Sinica)
David Bello (Washington and Lee University)
The Cultured Nature of Imperial Foraging in Manchuria, 17th-19th Centuries
James Beattie (University of Waikato)
China in New Zealand: Towards an Environmental History, 1850s-2010
Chun-chieh Chi (National Dong Hwa University) and H. H. Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica)
The Gift/Curse of National Resources and Natural Beauty: Environmental Injustice Affecting theTaroko People in Eastern Taiwan
Session 2.3: Climate History (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Shaw Chen Liu (Academia Sinica)
Xingguang Wang (ZhengZhou University)
The change of climate with the agricultural techniques' adaptation in the Central Plains of China in theHan Dynasty
Jianxin Cui (Shannxi Normal University)
The Possible Climate Impact on the Collapse of Ancient Urban City in Mu Us Desert, China
Masayoshi Nakawo (National Institutes for the Humanities), Kicengge Sumur (Research Institute for Humanity andNature), and Takanori Nagano (Kobe University)
Reconstruction of past precipitation in northwestern China by use of official documents of Chinese Qing Dynasty

12:00-13:30 Lunch BreakSession 3.1: War and Environment (Conference Room 1)
Chair: Yung-fa Chen (Academia Sinica)

13:30-15:00

Parallel Session 3

Lei Kang (Shaanxi Normal University)
The Effect of Environment on the War between Song and Jin Dynasty
Micah Muscolino (Georgetown University)
War, Refugees, and Environment in North China, 1937-1945
David Biggs (University of California-Riverside)
Hedgerows, Bomb Craters and Hardpan: An Environmental and Spatial Histories of Militarization inCentral Vietnam
Session 3.2: Disaster and Prevention (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Chang-yi Chang (National Taiwan University)
Hiroshi Kito (Sophia University)
Estimating Crop Failures in Past: based on Tsubogari-cho or Rice Harvest Records
Satoshi Murayama (Kagawa University)
Disaster management in the 19th century, Kyushu, Japan. Seashore villages in Amakusa Islands
Shaw Chen Liu (Academia Sinica)
Floods, Droughts and Climate Changes in East Asia

15:00-15:10 Short Break320110113

Session 4.1: Marine Life Conservation (Conference Room 1)
Chair: Micah Muscolino (Georgetown University)

15:10-16:30

Parallel Session 4

Yu-shang Li (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Studies on Dynamic of Population Activities of the Family Sciaenidae in the Bo and Yellow Sea Since theQing Dynasty
Jun Akamine (Nagoya City University)
Problems to Conserve Intangible Living Heritage: Politics on Foodways and Marine Life Conservation
Te-chih Chen (National Taiwan Normal University)
Fishing Practices and Government Policies under the Qing China and Meiji Japan in Taiwan, 1683-1912
Session 4.2: Pollution (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Hurng-jyuhn Wang (National Dong Hwa University)
Xueqin Mei (Beijing Normal University)
Why does “The Pot of Fire in the Capital City” Go out? The Environmental Impact from Coal Plundered by
the Great Powers in Mentougou under the World Capitalist System: 1890s to 1945
Paul Jobin (University of Paris; CEFC Taipei Office)Industrial Hazards and Class Actions in Taiwan and Japan
Shao-li Lu (National Chengchi University)
The Production, Distribution and Impact of Chemical Fertilizer in East Asia

16:30-17:00 Tea Break
17:00-19:00
EveningSpecial Film Session(InternationalConference Hall)

Green Fire: Aldo Leopold's Legacy, with Asian Commentary
Chair: Susan Flader (Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri)
Commentators: Shen Hou (Tsinghua University), Hua-pi Tseng (National Chiao-Tung University)Free

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Tentative Program of EAEH2011
Wednesday, October 26
TimeActivity
08:30-09:00 Registration
Keynote Speech 3
09:00-10:00 (InternationalConference Hall)

Chair: Chao-han Liu (Vice President, Academia Sinica)
Speaker: Professor Ian Douglas (Professor Emeritus, University of Manchester)
Changing Environmental Concerns in Industrialising Cities: European and East and South-East Asian Comparisons

10:00-10:20 Tea BreakSession 5.1: Land Use (Media Conference Room)
Chair: I-chun Fan (Academia Sinica)
Kazuyuki Watanabe (Ritsumeikan University
Land use history and periodical market: Rural-urban relationship among Wajima of Ishikawa prefecture, Japan.
Maohong Bao (Peking University)
Transformation of landscape in China: Interaction of environment and political culture
Yuehtsen Chung (National Tsing Hua University)
Chinese ‘Develop the West’ Campaigns and Their Environmental Impacts: The Post-Socialist Condition in China
Kohei Matsunaga (Research Institute for Humaniy and Nature)
A few problems on the environmental history of the Chinese Loess Plateau
Session 5.2: Water Resource (Conference Room 1)
Chair: Kuo-tung Chen (Academia Sinica)

10:20-12:00 Parallel Session 5

Xiaohong Chao (Xiamen University)
From Leading to Abandoning the Jinghe River: Changes of Water Supplied among the Irrigational Channels
about Jinghe River in Guanzhong Region in Later Imperial China
Shinobu Iguro (Waseda Institute for Advanced Study)
A study of agricultural water supply technology in the 18th century Northwestern China
David Pietz (Washington State University)
Water, State, and History in the Yellow River Valley, 1949-2009
Shu-min Huang (Academia Sinica)
Lashihai and its changing environment
Session 5.3: Ethics and Justice (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica)
Haijian Teng (Chifeng University)
History, Reality and Response: A review of environmental injustice in America and China
Mutsuko Takahashi (Kibi International University)
The discursive analysis on public attitudes to health and ecology in Japan: with special reference toenvironmental ethics
Shih-Jung Hsu (National Chengchi University), Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica) and Keng-ming Hsu(Tainan University)
Urban-Rural Divide and Environmental Injustice in Taiwan’s West CoastHua-pi Tseng (National Chiao-Tung University)
The Utilization of Mine Resources and Land Ethics12:00-13:30 Lunch BreakSession 6.1: Health and Disease (Conference Room 1)
Chair: Wataru Iijima (Aoyama Gakuin University) and Shi-yung Liu (Academia Sinica)

13:30-15:30 Parallel Session 6

Hiroshi Kawaguchi (Tezukayama University)
From Faith Healing to Vaccination in the Middle of the 19th Century, Japan
Emiko Higami (Osaka University) and Kenichi Tomobe (Osaka University)
Infant mortality and beriberi in the city of Osaka between the wars: the impact of changes of mother's
nutritional condition on infant health
Shiyung Liu (Academia Sinica)
Epidemics and environmental changes in early post-WWII East Asia (1945-1952)
Mika Merviö (Kibi International University)
Ecodemics: Analysing the history of facing and mediating the risks from the wild
Wataru Iijima (Aoyama Gakuin University)
Schistosomiasis in Yunnan District from the 19th century to the 20th century: Environmental change andthe Infectious Disease
Session 6.2: Forest (Conference Room 2)
Chair: Satoshi Murayama (Kagawa University) and Zhaoqing Han (Fudan University)
Ling Zhang (Harvard University)
Trees on Mountains Are Exhausted!’ – Yellow-River Flood Control and Wood Consumption in the EleventhCentury
Motoko Hara (Ryutsu Keizai University)
The Information on the Woods and Forest in Pre-modern China
Yohei Wakabayashi (Sophia University)
Historical Transition of Forestry Landscape at the Early Modern Times in Nagano, Japan
Taro Takemoto (Tokyo University)
Modern History of School Forests in Japan
Chih-da Wu (Academia Sinica), Shih-chun Candice Lung (Academia Sinica), Yung-chung Chuang (The University ofBritish Columbia), and Pao-kuei Hsiao (Academia Sinica)
Forest Landscape Change at Shihmen Reservoir Catchment from 2002 to 2007

15:30-16:00 Tea Break520110113

16:00-16:40 Round Table

Themes for the Next Conference (International Conference Hall)
Chair: Ts'ui-jung Liu
Introducers: David Pietz, Maohong Bao, Satoshi Murayama, H. H. Michael Hsiao

16:40-17:40 General Meeting

General Meeting of AEAEH Members (International Conference Hall)

17:40-18:00 Closing
18:00-20:00 Farewell DinnerClosing Ceremony (International Conference Hall)

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