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(EAEH 2021) Program As of 20 August 2021 The Sixth Biennial Conference of East Asian Environmental History (EAEH 2021) Program Dates and time are based on Japan Standard Time. (GMT +09:00 ) Monday, September 6 Pre-event Welcome Online Party Free Discussion Room Sep.6 18:00-20:00 Zoom Test and Instruction Tuesday, September 7 Opening Remark & Keynote Speech Opening Remarks Sep.7 8:45-09:00 Webinar Akihisa Setoguchi (President of AEAEH) Minoru Inaba (Director, Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University) Keynote Speech Sep.7 9:00-10:00 Webinar Speaker Wataru Iijima Aoyama Gakuin University Pandemic and Endemic in East Asian Chair History Akihisa Setoguchi Kyoto University Discussant Manyong Moon Jeonbuk National University Parallel Session 1 Parallel Session 1.1 Sep.7 10:30-12:00 Room 1 The History of Nuclear Energy and Organizer/Chair Radiation Management in Yuka Tsuchiya Kyoto University Environment, Part I: Nuclear Moving on the Surface of the Ocean: Ships in Discussant Environmental History of Nuclear Masato Tainaka Kobe University Title Presenters 14 As of 20 August 2021 Just Another Ship? The Contested Nuclearity of Toshihiro Higuchi Georgetown University U.S. Nuclear Warships in Japan, 1959-1968 US Nuclear Merchant Ship NS Savannah as a Traveling Showcase Changed Motivation behind Shinsuke Tomotsugu Hiroshima University the Voyage and Induced Reaction The Golden Rule and the Phoenix of Hiroshima: Elyssa Faison University of Oklahoma An Ocean History of Anti-nuclear Activism Parallel Session 1.2 Sep.7 10:30-12:00 Room 2 Organizer/Chair Traversing borders in search of food: Anne McDonald Sophia University sea/land nomads, migration and Discussant resource management narratives Juan Ricardo Gomez Javeriana University Title Presenters Japan’s territorial expansionisms and its Sophia University and implication in traditional food systems at the Erika Salazar Javeriana University Pacific Islands Tales from two Inner-Mongolian pastoral Tana Sophia University communities Japanese free diver communities at a crossroads: conflicting narratives from Mie and Ishikawa of Pablo Andres Ramos Javeriana University technological innovation, trade-off decisions gone good and bad, gender and migration Parallel Session 1.3 Sep.7 10:30-12:00 Room 3 Organizer/Chair Kathleen Cruz University of California Gutierrez Agential Natures of Southeast Asia Discussant Eastern Connecticut State Bradley Camp Davis University Title Presenters From Imperial Tribute to Illegal Trafficking: the East Asian Tributary System from Han to Ming Southern Connecticut State C. Michele Thompson as the Historical Background to Today’s Traffic University in Endangered Southeast Asian Flora and Fauna. Fernando Amorsolo: Master of Philippine Nicole CuUnjieng University of Cambridge Sunlight and Elite Conceptions of Nature Aboitiz A Dictatorial Hoax and the Imelda Marcos Toad Kathleen Cruz University of California Lily Gutierrez 15 As of 20 August 2021 Parallel Session 1.4 Sep.7 10:30-12:00 Room 4 Chair/Discussant Disaster Peter Lavelle Temple University Title Presenters The Toba Super-catastrophe as the History of the Nanyang Technological Faizah Zakaria Future University Landscapes of Disasters Relief during the Period of “Socialist Construction” in China- A Case Zhengzheng Huang Kyoto University Study on the 1954 Yangzi-Huai Flood Bon Zombie, Chinese Rainmakers, Tibetan Raiders and Muslim Traders: A Drought at the Marnyi Gyatso Columbia University Multicultural Crossroad of the Inner Asian Highlands, 1899-1907 Parallel Session 1.5 Sep.7 10:30-12:00 Room 5 Chair/Discussant Animals Akihisa Setoguchi Kyoto University Title Presenters Landscape history of goldfish farming in Shoichiro Takeuchi Kyoto Prefecture University Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture, Japan Ride a White Horse: Equine Environmental Robert Winstanley- University of Leeds Histories of North Korea Chesters Japanese Ornithological Expeditions in Manchukuo (1932-1945): Collecting and the Annika A. Culver Florida State University Extension of Avian Imperialism Approaches to domestic animal care in the Edo W. Puck Brecher Washington State University period Parallel Session 2 Parallel Session 2.1 Sep.7 13:30-15:00 Room 1 Organizer The History of Nuclear Energy and Togo Tsukahara Kobe University Radiation Management in Chair Environment, Part II: Nuclear Energy Yuriko Tanaka Kobe University and Environmental Hazard on Human in History Discussant Toshihiro Higuchi Georgetown University Title Presenters 16 As of 20 August 2021 EHESS – Centre Alexandre- The first perceptions of the atomic bombing in Masatoshi Inoue Koyré & Centre d’étude des Hiroshima and Nagasaki in France, 1945-1946 mouvements sociaux Settling” Uncertainties on Radiation Risk Sumiko Hatakeyama University of Pennsylvania Yasuo Nakagawa’s “History of Radiation Masato Tainaka Kobe University Exposure” and U.S. “Radiological Warfare” Parallel Session 2.2 Sep.7 13:30-15:00 Room 2 Organizer Political Economy of Water at the Tomoko Shiroyama The University of Tokyo Three River Basins in Modern Asia: Chair New Approaches with Meteorological Sayako Kanda Keio University Database and Spatial Analyses Discussant Iftekhar Iqbal Universiti Brunei Darussalam Title Presenters Scientific and historical approaches to revisit the Michihiro Ogawa Kanazawa University Great Famine (1876-1878) in Western India Structural Change of Vietnamese Rice Market in the 1920s: Internal Trade, Meteorological Rui Takahashi Tokai University Changes and Transaction Costs in the Mekong River Delta Meteorological change and the water system of Takeshi Hamashita Oriental Library Yangtze River at Hankou: 1870-1900 Parallel Session 2.3 Sep.7 13:30-15:00 Room 3 Thinking about Environmental History Organizer/Chair/Discussant of Disease from the perspective of One Department of History, Xueqin Mei Health Tsinghua University, China Title Presenters Practice and Extension in Convalesce —— School of History and Culture, Discussion on the construction and Its Significance Lixia Mao Shandong Normal University, of Green Space in Tuberculosis Prevention and Cure China in 18th-19th Centuries Britain Environmental Health in the Industrial Era: An Sichuan International Studies Important Theme in American Environmental Lili Chen University, China History in Recent 20 years Hemi-parasitic Empire: Sandalwood Spike Disease and the Ecological Dilemma of the Mysore Department of History, Lingjing Wu Sandalwood Trade in Southern India at the Tsinghua University, China Beginning of the 20th Century 17 As of 20 August 2021 Why Malvern: The Environmental Explanation about Department of History, Daijun Liu the origin of hydropathy in England Tsinghua University, China Parallel Session 2.4 Sep.7 13:30-15:00 Room 4 Chair/Discussant Urban Environment Kazuhiro Uesugi Kyoto Prefectural University Title Presenters University of York Mitigating Water Emergency in Rural and David Clayton Nanyang Technological Urban Hong Kong, 1963-64 Florence Mok University Mapping the Urban Parks of Nanjing in the 20th Zhen Xu Nanjing Forestry University century with Historical GIS Toilet Revolution: The politics of excrement in Lingnan University, Hong Lei Zhang Beijing, 1928-1937 Kong Parallel Session 2.5 Sep.7 13:30-15:00 Room 5 Chair Susumu Kitagawa University of Yamanashi Pollution (I) Environmental Policy Discussant Satoru Kobori Nagoya University Title Presenters Preliminary study on the understanding of air Northwest University, Xi’an, pollution in the society from 1950s to 1970s in Yong Hu Shaanxi, China new China Emergence of Global Environmental Policy in Japan: Saburo Okita and the Ad Hoc Group on Susumu Kitagawa University of Yamanashi Global Environmental Problems The Environment of Political Crisis in 1873 Amin Ghadimi Utsunomiya University Japan Parallel Session 3 Parallel Session 3.1 Sep.7 15:30-17:00 Room 1 Organizer/Chair A Comparative History of Atomic Satoru Kobori Nagoya University Energy: UK, Japan, and West Germany, 1950-1970 Discussant Ayumu Sugawara Tohoku University Title Presenters UK Reactor Export Policy and its Exports to Kazuyoshi Oku Kansai University Japan 18 As of 20 August 2021 Japan’s Nuclear Energy Policy, 1956–1967: US Light-water Reactors and the National Satoru Kobori Nagoya University Independent Nuclear Fuel Cycle Project Development of the West German Nuclear Hirotaka Nakaya Nanzan University Industry in the 1960s Parallel Session 3.2 Sep.7 15:30-17:00 Room 2 Organizer Comparative afforestation in South and Hanns Seidel Foundation Hyun-Ah Choi North Korea – can the North learn from Korea South Korea’s and international Chair/Discussant experience? Hanns Seidel Foundation Bernhard Seiliger Korea Title Presenters Korea University The history and lessons from afforestation in Woo-Kyun Lee Forest Management Strategic South Korea Kyung-Seok Park Institute The history and current situation of North Korea’s Hanns Seidel Foundation Hyun-Ah Choi forests Korea Former Forestry Officer and Branch Chief in charge German-Korean cooperation for the South Korean Joachim Lorbach im Forestry Department of afforestation program FAO; Freelance consultant in forestry Parallel Session 3.3 Sep.7 15:30-17:00 Room 3 Organizer/Chair Miho Ishii Kyoto University Conservation, Environmentalism, and Imagined Nature in India Discussant Department of Humanities and Jenia Mukherjee Social Sciences, IIT Kharagpur Title Presenters Natural farming and religions in India Shinya Ishizaka Ehime University Imagining law of/with nonhumans: Giving legal personhood to natural entities in contemporary Moe Nakazora Hiroshima University
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