Association for Asian Studies ANNUAL CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, D.C. MARCH 22-25 2018 Spatial Data Center & Data Center UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

330 Packard St, Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1248, USA TEL: (734)647-9610 / FAX: (734)763-0335 / EMAIL: [email protected]

Please join the following workshop organized by China Data Center: “Recent Development and New Features of China Data Online” Time: 3:00pm - 5:30pm, Thursday, March 22, 2018 Site: Roosevelt 3, Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, Washington, D.C.

New Data and Features of China Data Online The following new databases have been added to China Statistics Database and Census Database:

Statistical Datasheets provides about 270,000 statistical tables from all provincial yearbooks and some other sources with full text search function and metadata, including citation information and unique table ID for direct access.

Census Maps covers more than 7 million census maps with data by province, city, county or even township, including population census 2000 and 2010, economic census 2004 and 2008, basic unit census 2001, and industrial census 1995.

Statistical Charts provides a rich collection of statistical charts for those monthly and yearly statistics at country, province, prefecture city and county levels with full text search function and metadata, including citation information and unique chart ID for direct access.

New Features of China Geo-Explorer and US Geo-Explorer:

Chinese Version of “China Map Library” is part of China Geo-Explorer. It offers about 8 million maps for the demographic and business data of China. Those maps provide comprehensive information of China at province, prefecture cities, county, and township levels. It is available now in both Chinese and English.

Chinese Version of “US Map Library” is part of US Geo-Explorer. It offers about 200 million maps for the demographic and business data of US. Those maps provide comprehensive information of US at state, metropolitan, county, county division, place, tract, and block levels. It is available now in both Chinese and English.

JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PHOTO CREDIT:http:// COURTESY chinadatacenter.org/ OF WASHINGTON.ORG http:// chinadataonline.org/ Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference March 22-25, 2018

Marriott Wardman Park Hotel Washington, D.C.

Annual Conference Program, Volume 69. The Annual Conference Program is published annually by the Association for Asian Studies, Inc. It is printed in February and distributed to all conference attendees. On the Cover

Temple mural depicting scenes of village life at Wat Baan Pang, the home temple of northern Thailand’s most famous Buddhist monk, Kruba Srivichai (1878-1939). The mural is located in Kruba Srivichai’s reliquary pavilion at Wat Baan Pang, in Lii District of Lamphun Province. Kruba Srivichai was known for his many development projects, which included the construction or restoration of over 100 northern temples. Controversial in his lifetime, he was detained under temple arrest numerous times and summoned for investigation in the capital city of in 1920 and 1935. He remains an important symbol in the lives of northern Thais, many keeping his images and amulets on their persons or in their homes, cars and temples.

The right side of the mural shows villagers making offerings to Kruba Srivichai during an annual festival. He is shown holding a palmleaf fan and seated at the head of the staircase leading from the village up the hillside (note the musicians to the left of the temple, the drum procession at the foot of the staircase, and the representing Kruba Srivichai’s birthyear). The left side depicts a birth scene in a village home (lower left), a festive novice ordination (upper left), and a wandering monk (center); each of these scenes parallel important moments in Kruba Srivichai’s village life. In the background are the surrounding mountains, forests and paddyfields. Painted circa late 1990s, the anonymous artist dedicated his mural to the Buddha, Dharma, Sangha, parents, teachers and deities.

This image is courtesy of and was selected by AAS President, Katherine Bowie, University of Wisconsin, Madison

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AAS Boards/Councils/Committees 4 AAS Regional Conferences/AAS-in-ASIA 5

Tab 1 – General Information Schedule-at-a-Glance 7 General Information 8 Washington, D.C.: Attractions 12 Marriott Hotel Facilities 14 Hotel Floorplans 15-17

Tab 2 – Special Events

Graduate Students 19 Opening Keynote Address 20 Awards Ceremony & Presidential Address 21 #AsiaNow Roundtables 22-23 AAS Reception/Film Expo 24-25 Meetings-in-Conjunction/ Affiliate Group Receptions 26-28

Tab 3 – Thursday

Tab 4 – Friday

Tab 5 – Saturday

Tab 6 – Sunday

Tab 7 – Exhibits/Ads

Exhibit Hall Floorplan/Exhibitors 121 List of Advertisers 123

Tab 8 – Panel Participants

3 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 3 AAS Boards/Councils/Commitees Association for Asian Studies OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION: President: Katherine COUNCIL OF CONFERENCES (COC): Hiromi Mizuno, Bowie, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Vice President: University of Minnesota, Council Chair; Tsuneo Akaha, Anne Feldhaus, Arizona State University; Past President: Monterey Institute of International Studies, (ASPAC); Laurel Kendall, American Museum of Natural History; Bettina Gramlich-Oka, Sophia University, (ASCJ); Cecilia Past Past President: , University of British Chien, West Chester University, (MAR/AAS); Hiromi Columbia; Mizuno, University of Minnesota, (MCAA); Samuel Perry, Brown University, (NEC/AAS); Lauren Meeker, SUNY New BOARD OF DIRECTORS: In addition to the officers listed Paltz, (NYCAS); Catherine Phipps, University of Memphis, above: (SEC/AAS); Harold Tanner, University of North Texas, Chitralekha Zutshi, College of William and Murray (Chair: (SWCAS); Brian Dowdle, University of Montana; Greg South Asia Council); Tyrell Haberkorn (Chair: Southeast Lewis, Weber State University, (WCAAS) Asia Council); Steven J.Ericson, Dartmouth College (Chair: Northeast Asia Council); Carlos Rojas, Duke University 2018 CONFERENCE PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Michael (Chair: China and Inner Asia Council); Hiromi Mizuno, Pettid, State University of New York, Binghampton (Chair- University of Minnesota (Chair: Council of Conferences); Inter-area/Border Crossing); Anne Hansen, University of Jeffrey Wasserstrom, University of California, Irvine (Editor: Wisconsin, Madison (Vice Chair-Interarea/Border Crossing); Journal of Asian Studies); Michael Pettid, State University Barbara Ambros, University of North Carolina, Chapel of New York, Binghampton, (2018 Annual Conference Hill (); Maitrii Aung-Thwin, National University of Program Committee Chair) Singapore (South/Southeast Asia); Hilde De Weerdt, Leiden Institute of (China & Inner Asia); Shelly THE COUNCIL: AAS governing body – composed of all Feldman, (South Asia/Southeast Asia); council members, as described below. Miriam Kingsberg-Kadia, University of Colorado, Boulder (Japan); Jin-kyung Lee, University of California, San Diego CHINA AND INNER ASIA COUNCIL (CIAC): Carlos Rojas, (); Carlos Rojas, Duke University (China & Inner Asia); Duke University (Chair); Carla Nappi, University of British Jean Oi, Stanford University, (China and Inner Asia) Columbia; Rebecca Nedostup, Brown University; An-Yi Pan, Cornell University; Michael Szonyi, ; Judith Zeitlin, University of Chicago; Elizabeth Remick, SERIAL EDITORS: Anna Leon Shulman (Bibliography of ; Naomi Standen, University of Birmingham; Asian Studies); Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom, University of Lingzhen Wang, Brown University California, Irvine (Journal of Asian Studies); Lucien Ellington, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga (Education About NORTHEAST ASIA COUNCIL (NEAC): Steven Ericson, Asia, Key Issues in Asian Studies); William M. Tsutsui, Dartmouth College (Chair); Amy Borovoy, Princeton Hendrix College (Asia Past & Present, Asia Shorts). University; Alisa Freedman, University of Oregon; Eleana Kim, UC-Irvine; Nayoung Aimee Kwon; Duke University; EDITORIAL BOARD: William M. Tsutsui, Hendrix College Albert Park, Claremont McKenna College; Franziska (Chair); Dong Wang, University (China); Jack Seraphim, Boston College; Sarah Thal, University of Chen, UCLA (China); Kyung Moon Hwang, USC (Korea); Wisconsin-Madison; Yoshikuni Igarashi, Vanderbilt Jan Bardsley, UNC,Chapel Hill (Japan); Ramya Sreenivasan, University of Pennsylvania (South Asia); Kathleen Adams, SOUTH ASIA COUNCIL (SAC): Chitralekha Zutshi, College Loyola University, Chicago (Southeast Asia) of William & Mary, (Chair); Srimati Basu, University of Kentucky; Nile Green, University of California, Los Angeles; AAS STAFF: Maura Cunningham, Digital Media Manager; Charles Hallisey, Harvard University; Shah Mahmoud Hanifi, Lisa Hanselman, Subscriptions/Accounting Assistant; James Madison University; Rachel McDermott, Barnard Doreen Ilozor, Membership Manager; Robyn Jones, College; Anne Murphy, University of British Columbia; Conference Manager; Michael Paschal, Executive Director; Ramnarayan Rawat, University of Delaware; Dina Mahnaz Teresa Spence, Office Assistant; Alicia Williams, Chief Siddiqi; BRAC University Financial Officer; Jonathan Wilson, Publications and Website Manager; Jenna Yoshikawa, Advertising & Marketing SOUTHEAST ASIA COUNCIL (SEAC): Tyrell Haberkorn, Coordinator. Australian National University, (Chair); Ian Baird, University of Wisconsin; Jane Ferguson, National University; AAS CONSULTANT: Krisna Uk, Senior Advisor to the Board Nam C. Kim, University of Wisconsin; Oona Paredes, of Directors, Development and Strategic Initiatives National University of Singapore; Thomas Pepinsky, Cornell University; C. Michelle Thompson, S. Connecticut State University; Alicia Turner, York University; Eve Zucker, Independent Scholar 4 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference AAS Regional Conferences

Listed below are the dates and locations of the 2018 Regional Conferences. This is most complete information available by press time. More information can be found on each website listed below or the AAS website. ASIAN STUDIES CONFERENCES JAPAN (ASCJ) NEW YORK CONFERENCE ON ASIAN STUDIES Conference Location: International Christian University, (NYCAS) , Japan Conference Location: Rochester Institute of Technology, Dates: 30-July 1, 2018 Rochester, NY More Information: https://ascjapan.org/ Dates: September 21-22, 2018 More Information: http://asianstudies.buffalo.edu/nycas/ ASIAN STUDIES ON THE PACIFIC COAST (ASPAC) Conference Location: Washington State University, SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE ON ASIAN STUDIES Pullman, WA (SWCAS) Dates: June 8-10, 2018 Conference Location: Baylor University, Waco, TX More Information: www.aspac.wsu.edu Dates: October 19-20, 2018 More Information: https://www.swcas.net MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL CONFERENCE (MAR/AAS) SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE (SEC/AAS) Conference Location: Elizabethtown College, Conference Location: University of South Carolina, Elizabethtown, PA Columbia, SC Dates: November 2-4, 2018 Dates: January 12-14, 2018 More Information: https://asian-studies.org/ More information: http://www.meetabout.org/secaas/

MIDWEST CONFERENCE ON ASIAN AFFAIRS WESTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE (WCAAS) (MCAA) Conference Location: Soka University, Aliso Viejo, CA Conference Location: Metropolitan State University, St. Dates: October 19-20, 2018 Paul, MN More Information: http://sites.soka.edu/WCAAS2018/ Dates: October 19-20, 2018 More Information: http://asia.isp.msu.edu/mcaa

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CONFERENCE (NEAAS) Conference Location: TBD Dates: TBD More Information: https://asian-studies.org/

AAS-in-Asia Conference

2018 AAS-in-Asia Conference Host: Ashoka University Location: Habitat Centre, New Dehli, India Dates: July 5-8, 2018 More Information: http://www.aas-in-asia2018.com/ Program Committee: Katherine Bowie, University of Wisconsin-Madison Pratik Chakrabarti, University of Manchester Anne Feldhaus, Arizona State University Laurel Kendall, American Museum of National History Steve MacKinnon, Independent Scholar William Pinch, Wesleyan University Aparna Vaidik, Ashoka University www.AAS-in-ASIA.org

5 ABOUT THE AAS Become an AAS Member today! Since 1941, the Association for Asian WWW.ASIAN-STUDIES.ORG Studies (AAS) aims to serve the broadening disciplinary, professional, and geographical interests of its membership. NETWORKING CAPABILITIES Through publications, online resources, Enhance your relevant professional regional conferences and the AAS Annual development by connecting with Conference, the AAS provides its approximately 7,000 fellow members who are members with a unique and invaluable scholars across all disciplines locally and professional network. globally with our Member Directory, Job Board, and conferences with up to 4,000 attendees. Benefits OVERVIEW PREVALENT KNOWLEDGE APPROXIMATELY Stay current on the latest Asian studies members to network research and methodology with AAS and exchange fellowship publications and online platforms 7,000 and intellectual (#AsiaNow) information UP TO Receive complimentary annual subscriptions % AAS Annual Conference to the Journal of Asian Studies (4 print issues 45OFF Registration Fee and online access to articles dated back to 1941) 2019 Location: Denver, CO VALUED AT $282 350+ Sessions 3,500 attendees projected 85+ publishing exhibitors MEMBER-ONLY DISCOUNTS UP TO prestigious publishers in Increase your purchasing power with special % the field of Asian Studies discounted rates to the Annual AAS 30OFF Conference and AAS, Cambridge University Press, and MIT Press publications.

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JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PHOTO CREDIT: COURTESY OF WASHINGTON.ORG GENERAL INFO OVERVIEW

Schedule-at-a-Glance

General Information

Washington, D.C. – Local Attractions

Marriott Hotel Facilities

Hotel Floor Plans Sessions-at-a-Glance

Thursday, March 22, 2018

8:00am – 5:30pm Meetings-in-Conjunction Various Meeting Rooms, see page 26-27 12:00pm – 9:00pm Registration Open Lobby Level 1:00pm – 9:00pm* Film Screenings (Main Room) Taft, Mezzanine Level Film Screenings (On-Demand) Taylor, Mezzanine Level 6:00pm – 7:00pm Keynote Address – Haejoang Cho Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Lobby Level 7:30pm – 9:30pm Concurrent Sessions (1-42) Various Meeting Rooms, see pages 31-39 9:30pm – 11:00pm Graduate Student Reception Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine Level

Friday, March 23, 2018

8:30am – 5:30pm Exhibit Hall Exhibition Hall C, Exhibit Level 8:30am – 6:30pm Registration Open Lobby Level 8:30am – 9:00pm* Film Screenings (Main Room) Taft, Mezzanine Level Film Screenings (On-Demand) Taylor, Mezzanine Level 8:30am – 9:00am Morning Coffee Service (30-min) Atrium, Exhibit Level 9:00am – 10:15am Presidential Address/Awards Ceremony Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Lobby Level 10:30am – 7:15pm Concurrent Sessions (43-196) Various Meeting Rooms, see pages 41-71 7:30pm – 9:00pm AAS Member Reception Marriott Ballroom, Salon 1, Lobby/Mezzanine 7:30pm – 11:00pm Meetings-in-Conjunction Various Meeting Rooms, see page 27-28 Receptions

Saturday, March 24, 2018

8:00am – 6:00pm Registration Open Lobby Level 8:30am – 7:15pm Concurrent Sessions (197-359) Various Meeting Rooms, see pages 73-104-?? 8:30am – 9:00pm* Film Screenings (Main Room) Taft, Mezzanine Level Film Screenings (On-Demand) Taylor, Mezzanine Level 9:00am – 6:00pm Exhibit Hall Open Exhibition Hall C, Exhibit Level 1:00pm – 2:30pm Meetings-in-Conjunction Various Meeting Rooms, see pages 28 2:30pm – 3:00pm Coffee Break (30-min) Atrium, Exhibit Level 7:30pm – 11:00pm Meetings-in-Conjunction Various Meeting Rooms, see pages 28 Receptions

Sunday, March 25, 2018

8:00am – 11:30am Registration Open Lobby Level 8:00am – 8:30am Coffee Break (30-min) Marriott Ballroom Foyer, Mezzanine Level 8:30am – 12:45pm Concurrent Sessions (360-443) Various Meeting Rooms, see pages 105-120 9:00am – 12:00pm Exhibit Hall Open Exhibition Hall C, Exhibit Level

*Times are subject to change. See films brochure for final schedule.

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REGISTRATION the names of session participants registered by the Conference Registration is located on the lobby level December 1, 2017 deadline. In the alphabetical index of the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (to the right of the of panel participants, the session number follows the hotel’s check-in desk). participant name.

BADGE PICKUP The AAS is no longer printing a program Addendum. Daily programming updates will be available through Attendees already pre-registered, should go directly the Conference Mobile App and the Online Conference to the Badge Pickup counters to collect conference Itinerary Planner. materials (Badge, Tote Bag and Conference Program). You must show photo I.D. to pick up conference EXHIBITS materials. You may not pick up conference materials for other attendees. The Exhibit Hall is located on the lower Exhibit Level in PLEASE NOTE: Attendees who registered with our Green the Marriott. The Exhibit Hall is open to the public. category will not receive a printed program. You may browse AAS Publications at Booth #119 ON-SITE REGISTRATION Exhibit Hall hours are as follows: A registration badge is required to attend panel sessions. Individuals not pre-registered may pay conference Friday, March 23 8:30am - 5:30pm registration fees at the On-site Registration counters Saturday, March 24 9:00am - 6:00pm located on the Lobby Level in the Marriott Wardman Park Sunday, March 25 9:00am - 12:00pm hotel. PHOTO EXHIBIT Registration Hours: Please join us in the Exhibit Hall B South (adjacent to the Thursday, March 22 12:00pm – 9:00pm Book Exhibits) Friday and Saturday (March 23-24) from Friday, March 23 8:30am – 6:30pm 9am-5pm in viewing the Kabul to : Of Belonging, Saturday, March 24 8:00am – 6:00pm Memories and Identity photo exhibit. See page 29 for Sunday, March 25 8:00am – 11:30am more information. On-site Preregistration Rates Registration Rates SPECIAL EVENTS/MEETINGS-IN-CONJUNCTION (September 2017-Feb. 26, 2018) (March 22-25, 2018) The AAS meetings/special events along with affiliate/ Green Regular Green Regular group Meetings-in-Conjunction are listed chronologically Member $145 $155 $170 $180 in this program on pages 26-28. Groups submitting Student space requests by December 31, 2017 are listed in this $65 $75 $85 $95 Member program. Meetings-in-Conjunction confirmed after the Retired above date will appear in the AAS 2018 Mobile App and $115 $125 $135 $145 Member the Online Conference Itinerary Planner. Non- $270 $280 $285 $295 Member FILM SCREENINGS *AAS is only able to accept cash in U.S. dollars and checks The 2018 Film Expo, presented by Asian Education drawn on U.S. banks. All major credit cards accepted. Media Services (AEMS), will take place Thursday, March 22 through Saturday, March 24 in the Taft Room in the In order to pay costs associated with the conference Marriott Wardman Park. Please check the separate film and to keep registration fees reasonable for everyone, screening booklet handouts for detailed information on we require all attendees to pay the registration fee. film titles and scheduled showing times. If you are unable This includes students, retired persons, spouses, and to make a scheduled screening for a particular film, an all others who wish to attend panel sessions during the On-Demand screening room is also available for viewing annual conference. by appointment next door in the Taylor Room. You may schedule a personal viewing by speaking with the AEMS NOTE: Your badge is your proof of registration. You must display it at all times in order to enter panel sessions and other staff member on duty during the following times*: formal events. Thursday, March 22 12:30pm – 9:30pm SESSIONS & CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Friday, March 23 8:30am – 8:00pm Saturday, March 24 8:30am – 8:00pm The daily schedule is listed in this Program. The listing of sessions and the index of participants include only *Times are approximate and subject to change.

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PHOTOGRAPHY The AAS does not provide on-site childcare services. Attendees should make arrangement directly with a An official photographer will be on-site to take provider prior to arriving in Washington, D.C. The AAS photographs of official AAS events, including sessions, assumes no responsibility with respect to services and book expo, special events and general attendee accepts no liabilities related to services provided. Please interactions. The images may be used in future see the Hotel Concierge for further information. promotional AAS materials, including print and digital marketing. Registration, attendance, or participation at THE AAS IS HEADED TO DENVER, COLORADO IN 2019 the conference constitutes an agreement to the use of the attendee’s image in photographs, video, audio, and Before heading to Sunday morning sessions or on your electronic communications. The AAS does not permit way home, make sure to stop by the Farewell Coffee audio or video recording of any session without prior Break located in the Marriott Ballroom Foyer, sponsored approval from the AAS secretariat and anyone who by Visit Denver, The Convention and Visitors Bureau. wishes to conduct audio or video recording must obtain Pick up information on next year’s conference as well as permission from participants in advance. The AAS is not Denver information and free giveaways (while supplies responsible for unauthorized recordings but does reserve last). Get a jump on your planning! The Call for Papers the right to revoke registration of anyone who records for our 2019 Conference opens in May, 2018. sessions without appropriate permissions. CYBER CAFÉ PARKING Computers are available for attendees in the Atrium AAS Conference attendees may park at the Marriott outside Exhibit Hall (C) main entrance on the Exhibit Wardman Park Hotel at the discounted rate of $25/day Level. Please limit your use to 10 minutes while others for Self Parking. Mention you are attending the AAS are waiting. conference to the parking attendant. INTERNET ACCESS/WI-FI TRAVEL STIPEND DISTRIBUTION Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in all meeting rooms and Eligible graduate students may pick up travel stipend the Exhibit Hall. To access the wireless internet, select checks onsite at the stipend/grant disbursement counter the wireless network: Marriott Conference and enter the located by the main AAS registration counters. LDC passcode AAS2018. Please refrain from downloading Grant recipients may also pick up travel subsidies large files and/or videos, which tend to use a lot of (cash or check) once eligible, original travel receipts bandwidth. Remember to log off when you are not using are provided. Distribution hours of all travel subsidies the wireless service. coincide with regular registration hours. You must show photo ID when picking up travel subsidies. LIVE TWEETING To facilitate virtual conversations and to share with those QUIET ROOM unable to attend the conference, the AAS encourages The AAS has provided a Quiet Room for conference attendees to live tweet using #AAS2018. Speakers attendees in Park Tower Room 8209. This room is presenting materials that they do not wish to be live available for use by any conference attendee in need of tweeted should make a request to the audience at the a quiet space to sit, rest and reflect. Although wireless beginning of their presentations. internet is provided in this space, please do not conduct meetings or personal phone calls in this quiet space. Additionally, please enjoy the AAS ‘Selfie Booth’ and tweet a picture from the AAS Conference-located in the NURSING MOTHERS ROOM Atrium on the Exhibit Level. The AAS is offering comfortable, private space for SESSIONS AND PAPER ABSTRACTS nursing mothers. The nursing mothers’ room is located on the Lobby Level in Park Tower 8229. Please exercise All abstracts for panels and papers may be viewed in the caution if storing items in room refrigerator. online program (Itinerary Planner) via the following link.

CHILDCARE Additionally, all abstracts are posted in the AAS 2018 Mobile app. Childcare Reimbursements are available for Panel Participants up to $100. For more information and requirements, please visit http://tinyurl.com/ AASChildcare or email Alicia Williams at [email protected]

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DIGITAL PROGRAMS Enhance your conference experience. View the new and improved Conference Online Program and/or download the AAS2018 Mobile App.

WIFI DETAILS Wireless Network: Marriott Conference Passcode: AAS2018 MOBILE APP Receive real-time conference updates and important notifications via the mobile app.

Link to AAS 2018 Mobile App: https://guidebook.com/space/asianstudies/guide/aas2018 Both digital itineraries provide the Full Program including: • List of all sessions • List of all special events and meetings in conjunction. • List of exhibitors and floorplan • Ability to build a personal schedule • Interactive maps • Ability to communicate with other conference attendees • Push notifications

ITINERARY PLANNER (ONLINE PROGRAM) The Itinerary Planner provides the Full Program including: • List of all sessions • List of all special events and meetings in conjunctions. • List of exhibitors and floorplan • Ability to build a personal schedule

AAS 2018 Itinerary Planner (Online Program): https://www.eventscribe.com/2018/AAS/

10 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Sponsors

THANK YOU TO THE GENEROUS SPONSORS OF THE 2018 AAS ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Gold Sponsor

Farewell Coffee Break

Film Expo

Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 11 Washington, D.C. Welcome to Washington, D.C. ATTRACTIONS : ARTS & CULTURE

NATIONAL MALL The National Mall and Memorial Parks encompasses iconic monuments and memorials and over 1,000 acres of greenspace in Washington, D.C. Popular destinations include:

Memorials and National Monuments: • Jefferson Memorial • Korean War Veterans Memorial • Lincoln Memorial • MLK Memorial • U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial • Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Iwo Jima Memorial) • Washington Monument • World War II Memorial

Smithsonian Museums: The Smithsonian offers eleven museums and galleries on the National Mall and six other museums and the National Zoo in the greater National Capital Area. Some of the most popular museums include: • African American Museum • Air and Space Museum • American Art Museum • American Indian Museum • Freer|Sackler Museum • National Museum of Natural History • National Zoo • Portrait Gallery • Postal Museum

Admission to all Smithsonian Museums is free. See the full list of Smithsonian Museums in Washington, D.C.: https://www.si.edu/museums

FREER|SACKLER MUSEUM Asia meets America. The Smithsonian Institution has two museums of Asian art: the Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. The Sackler Gallery features both permanent and temporary exhibitions from ancient times to the present. The museum is home to an incomparable collection of art, including some of the most important ancient Chinese jades and bronzes in the world as well as the arts of the Indian subcontinent, Japan, Korea, and the Islamic world.

Current Exhibitions: • Encountering the Buddha: Art and Practice across Asia • Resound: Ancient Bells of China • Subodh Gupta: Terminal • Secrets of the Lacquer Buddha

The Museum is open daily from 10:00am – 5:30pm. Admission is Free. The Museum is located approximately 3.5 miles from the Marriott. https://www.freersackler.si.edu/

12 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Washington, D.C. Welcome to Washington, D.C. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS

NEWSEUM This sleek attraction is one of the District's most popular museums. The Newseum is a museum dedicated to, what else, the news. Visitors enter an atrium – complete with a huge television screen and a news helicopter – which leads into 15 galleries on the history of the news. The Newseum welcomes visitors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Tickets cost $24.95 (plus tax) for adults and $14.95 (plus tax) for children ages 7 to 18. Free or reduced admissions are also available for seniors and kids younger than 7. Save 15% with online ticket purchase. www.newseum.org

SHOW YOUR BADGE PROGRAM Washington D.C. wants you to enjoy the world-class restaurants, attractions and performing arts while you’re in town. To participate in the Show your Badge program, simply show your conference/convention badge to any of our participating partners and receive VIP treatment and exclusive discounts. See list of participating vendors. www.washington.org/syb

DINING The Marriott Wardman Park is conveniently located near a strip of restaurants and other dining options. Please refer to the list in the AAS Conference mobile app for more information on these restaurants located on Connecticut Avenue between Woodley & Calvert.

Dupont Circle is also a great vibrant community with museums, cafes, boutiques and a lively nightlife. Dupont Circle is located only one stop away on the Metro Rail Red line. The one stop route between Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle is $2.00

TRANSPORTATION The Metro (www.wmata.com) is the region’s rapid transit system. The Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro stop (Red Line) is located immediately outside the Marriott Wardman Park at the corner of Connecticut and Woodley Road. Fares are based on routes.

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Marriott Wardman Park Hotel

The official conference hotel of the 2018 AAS Annual Conference is the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel.

All official conference activities including formal sessions, receptions, and meetings will take place at the Marriott.

▪▪ WOODLEY PARK PANTRY Stop by Woodley Park Pantry and enjoy a fresh, chef-crafted meal from our Fresh Bites menu, which also features Illy Coffee. Fresh Bites is perfect for any meal, snack or delivery. Located on the Lobby Level. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner

▪▪ STONE’S THROW RESTAURANT AND BAR This stylish restaurant and bar showcases classic American fare with modern accents, prepared with farm-fresh, mid-Atlantic ingredients. Private dining rooms are available, for those planning an event in the Woodley Park area. Located on the Lobby Level. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner ▪▪ Buffet breakfast, fee from: 25.00 USD ▪▪ Continental Breakfast, fee from: 16.00 USD ▪▪ Full American Breakfast, fee from: 20.00 USD

▪▪ HARRY’S PUB This relaxed, welcoming restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, and features an Old English menu with a modern, American twist. Feats on sandwiches, soups and pizzas, as well as a microbrew from the bar. Located on the Lobby Level.

Open for lunch and dinner

▪▪ LOBBY BAR After a long day at work or an exciting afternoon at the National Zoo, there's no better way to relax before the evening's activities than by taking a break at the Lobby Lounge in our hotel in downtown Washington, DC, where guests can enjoy great food. Located on the Lobby Level.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner

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Hotel Floor Plans

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Hotel Floor Plans

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18 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS

THE PEACOCK ROOM COMES TO AMERICA FREER GALLERY OF ART PHOTO CREDIT: COURTESY OF ANNAPOLISHOME MAGAZINE SPECIAL EVENTS OVERVIEW

Graduate Student Information SPECIAL EVENTS

Opening Keynote Address

Presidential Address & Awards Ceremony

Highlighted Panels

AAS Reception/Film Expo

Meetings-in-Conjunction/ Affiliate Group Graduate Student Information

Special Session Beyond the Academy: Public Policy Careers for Asianists Day/Time: Friday, March 23, 3:00pm-5:00pm Room: Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine Level Despite the context of drastic funding cuts where US resources for education and cultural exchanges are affecting America’s knowledge of and interest in Asian studies, Asia continues to attract a large number of students every year. Yet the pursuit of an academic career in the field of Asian studies is becoming more challenging as the demand for teaching jobs far exceeds the number of tenure-track positions available. As a result, an increasing number of students are considering career options outside academia. This 2018 ‘Beyond the Academy’ roundtable brings together five professionals in the field of public policy in Washington DC to provide students and recent graduates with practical advises on how their academic training prepared them for their career in the US Department of State Foreign Service, think tank and non-for-profit sectors. Drawing on their personal experience, the panelists will discuss which skills they find are best suited for non-academic jobs, how to best approach a career outside the academy and how to capitalize on the training, skills and knowledge gained in the course of post-graduate studies. This session is open to all conference attendees. Graduate Student Reception Day/Time: Thursday, March 22, 9:30pm – 11:00pm Room: Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine Level Join us as we welcome all graduate students to the conference with this annual evening reception. Graduate Student paper prize winners from the 2017 Annual Conference will be on display with welcoming remarks from AAS President, Katherine Bowie. Complimentary drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Graduate Student Travel Stipends Graduate students presenting on official panel sessions, registered by posted deadline of December 1, 2017 and living 100 miles or more away from the Conference location will receive a graduate student stipend of approximately $200. You may pick up your stipend at the AAS registration counters located on the lobby level in the Marriott. ID is required; distribution hours coincide with regular registration counters hours – Thursday through Sunday. Amount may vary depending on number of registered students.

2018 Graduate Student Paper Prizes #AAS2018 Selfie Booth The Area Councils of the AAS are offering prizes Make sure to stop in the AAS Selfie booth and for the “Best Graduate Student Paper” presented tweet a picture from the Conference with the during the 2017 Annual Conference. #AAS2018 hashtag.

For more details on these paper prizes and how to Located in the Atrium outside the Exhibit Hall. apply, please visit the CIAC, NEAC, SAC, or SEAC Council pages on the AAS home page. Submission Twitter: @AASAsianStudies deadline is Sunday, March 25th. Hard copies of application materials on-site in Washington, D.C. Facebook: @AASAsianStudies will not be accepted. Instagram: @associationforasianstudies http://www.asian-studies.org

Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 19 Opening Keynote Address Opening Keynote Address Thursday, March 22, 2018 6:00pm – 7:00pm Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3 HAEJONG CHO Yonsei University Generation, Reconnection, and Reciprocity: Hopes for a United Front of Youth Precariat in

We are now living in the “New Normal” when everything is calculated to the benefit of capital and capital’s values always override human dignity. Since no one any longer expects tomorrow will be better, life is filled with endless fears that things will only get worse and daily joys are replaced by insecurity and anxiety. Post-growth syndromes are manifest in so many societies today and only differ in the timing of their onset. Youth in their jobless and relationless condition have begun to raise their voices but with little success. When young people begin to dwell upon the question of surviving rather than that of living, where are we going and what are we up to? In this talk, I will scrutinize the lives of young people living in the East Asian region, and in particular, who live through the turmoil of compressed modernization led by authoritarian states with hyper-competitive educational systems and on-going familism. I ask the question: Can we still talk about hope?

Biography: Cho (Han) Haejoang is a cultural anthropologist and a leading South Korean public intellectual. She is Professor Emeritus of Yonsei University, living in .

Author of 12 books and numerous papers, co-founder of Another Culture in 1984, one of South Korea’s most important feminist groups and publishing houses; founder of Haja Center in 1999, South Korea’s first alternative cultural space for teens, Cho has been on the vanguard of feminist challenges to South Korea’s cultural, education, and family lives. An insider ethnographer, Cho has attentively illuminated the changing landscape of contemporary South Korea. Her voice has been a brave and bold. Whether arguing that South Korea’s first blockbuster film was anything but a uniquely “Korean” cultural product, or asserting that the so-called Korean Wave had best be appreciated as an embodiment of the West commercialism penetrating Korean bodies, Cho’s writings have challenged not only cultural norms and the status quo, but even the prevailing voice of progressive academic community as well. Little is sacred in her keen social observations in her whirlwind tour of the recent history of South Korea where one of the world’s most dizzying compressed development epics has unfurled. Cho’s is a voice from the trenches of lives in a post-colonial, post-Cold War, and post-industrial era. The transnational coordinates of Cho’s own career, from the height of Western-centered cosmopolitanism as herself an American Ph.D., to the burgeoning of a Pan-Asian cultural era in which she decided to never pen in English again, once again make Cho’s a life and voice that not only reveals but literally charts history.

Major Publications: Women and Men in South Korea (1988); Reading Texts, Reading Lives in the Postcolonial Era in 3 volumes (1992, 1994); Children Refusing School, Society Refusing Children (1996); Reflexive Modernity and Feminism (1998); Children Searching for School, Society Searching for Children (2000); Talking at the Edge: Letters Between Japanese and Korean Feminists (2004, coauthored with Ueno Chizuko); It’s Life-Learning Village Again (2006), and Back to the Classroom: Reading Text and Reading Everyday Lives in Neo-liberal Era (2009, coauthored) and Betrayal of Effoort (2016, coauthored 2016). The previous are all in the . Two books have been translated into Japanese: Korean Society and Gender (Hose University Press) and Can the Words Reach? (Iwanami Publishers coauthored with Ueno).

Panel sessions will commence following the keynote address.

20 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Awards Ceremony & Presidential Address Awards Ceremony & Presidential Address Friday, March 23, 2018 9:00am – 10:15am Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3 2018 Awards Ceremony

AAS Award for Distinguished Contibutions to Asian Studies ▪▪ 2018 Recipient: James Huffman, Wittenberg University

CHINA AND INNER ASIA (CIAC) ▪▪ Joseph Levenson Book Prize: Pre-1900 & Post-1900 English-language, non-fiction scholarly books on China ▪▪ E. Gene Smith Book Prize: English-language scholarly books published on Inner Asia ▪▪ Patrick D. Hanan Book Prize: Translation from Chinese or Inner Asian languages to English

NORTHEAST ASIA (NEAC) ▪▪ BookPrize: English-language scholarly books published on Japan ▪▪ James B. Palais Book Prize: English-language scholarly books published on Korea

SOUTH ASIA (SAC) ▪▪ Bernard S. Cohn Book Prize: A first book on South Asia ▪▪ Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy Book Prize: English-language scholarly works on South Asian Studies ▪▪ A.K. Ramanujan Book Prize: Translation from South Asian languages to English

SOUTHEAST ASIA (SEAC) ▪▪ Harry J. Benda Book Prize: English-language scholarly, non-fiction works on Southeast Asian Studies

CURRICULUM MATERIALS – Awarded by the Committee on Teaching about Asia (CTA) ▪▪ Franklin R. Buchanan Prize: Educators who develop curriculum materials dealing exclusively with one or more of the countries and cultures represented by the AAS.

Presidential Address KATHERINE BOWIE University of Wisconsin, Madison Palimpsests of the Past: Oral History and the Art of Pointillism

Between Jawaharlal Nehru’s 1946 description of India as “an ancient palimpsest on which layer upon layer of thought and reverie had been inscribed” and ’s 1957 vision of China as a “blank sheet of paper” on which “the most beautiful pictures can be painted” lie intriguing differences in political historiography. The mural on this year’s AAS program cover depicts happy scenes paralleling moments in the life of Kruba Srivichai (1878-1939), the most famous monk of northern Thailand. However, this mural also illustrates processes of historiographical erasure, ignoring his temple arrests, his investigations in the capital city of Bangkok in 1920 and 1935, the mass disrobings of over 400 of his disciples, and other key events in his life in order to create a more joyous biography which facilitates a narrative of national harmony. As elsewhere across Asia, Thai archival records typically consist of accounts by native elites or foreign residents. The historical realities of the lives of Kruba Srivichai and other villagers are fading. Although once met with skepticism, scholars are increasingly realizing that oral histories can enable a more fulsome, more democratic understanding of the past. As a historical anthropologist, my research combines archival sources with hundreds of oral histories. Each of the oral histories, much like the individual dots which comprise a pointillist painting, combine to enrich palimpsests of the past. In this keynote, I will reflect on the interplay of archival accounts and oral histories, noting how oral histories can lead to reanalyses of hegemonic historiographical paradigms.

Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 21 #AsiaNow Roundtable

What the West Needs to Hear from Asia

Friday, March 23,10:30am – 12:30pm Washington Room 3, Exhibit Level Asian studies broadly defined has its roots in colonial studies. It has since evolved to become a vehicle for all disciplines alone and in dialogue with each other as a method for both Western and non-Western scholars to understand Asia. A significant contribution has been for Asians to better understand their countries as part of the modernization process to study their own countries in universities in the West. However, while Western methods and theories continue to dominate scholarly exercise and discourse, there is as yet little evidence that the direction of learning can reverse its way. This is partly due to the Asians' own failure to come up, for instance, with an international relations theory that explains East Asian international politics. More broadly speaking, it is also due to the difficulty in placing Asia and Asian scholars in the West's intellectual community. This roundtable seeks to highlight some of these issues with the participation of people from academia and the think-tank community.

PANELISTS INCLUDE: Haruko Satoh (Moderator), Professor, Osaka School of International Public Policy; Joseph Haldane, Chief Executive Officer, IAFOR Research Center at the Osaka School of International Public Policy; Sheila Smith, Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations; ; Peng Er Lam, Senior Research Fellow, National University of Singapore

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The Rohingya Question

Friday, March 23, 12:45pm – 2:45pm Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Exhibit Level

Since the 25th of August 2017, more than half a million Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar to Bangladesh to escape actions various international leaders and bodies are describing as a state-sanctioned "ethnic cleansing" drive and has been called by some a "genocide" in the making. This special AAS panel will bring together a group of experts with backgrounds in the fields of history, anthropology, law and journalism to critically discuss the genesis and construction of Rohingya ethnic claims, and to examine whether the Rohingya are currently subject to deliberate killings in Rakhine State and assess the general human rights situation in that part of Myanmar.

PANELISTS INCLUDE: Matrii Aung Thwin (Moderator), Associate Professor, National University of Singapore; David Steinberg, Professor, Georgetown University; Magnus Fiskesjö, Associate Professor, Cornell University; Francis Wade, Freelance Journalist; Jacques Leider, Professor, École française d'Extrême-Orient; Tharaphi Than, Professor, Northern Illinios University

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New Kinds of Censorship Pressures

Saturday, March 24, 8:30am – 10:30am Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Exhibit Level

This special panel is designed to respond to a specific recent issue of great concern to the AAS membership, due to its implications for the Journal of Asian Studies: recent moves to limit the circulation of scholarly work on the Chinese mainland. While engaging with this subject, though, this panel will combine it with discussion of related concerns affecting other parts of Asia, such as Thailand and . The participants will include the editors of the JAS and China Quarterly, as well as journalists and others who have been on the frontlines of censorship and free speech struggles in places other than the PRC.

PANELIST INCLUDE: Jeff Wasserstrom (Moderator), Professor, UC Irvine; Tim Pringle, Professor, School of Oriental and (SOAS), University of ;Pavin Chachavalpongpun, Associate Professor, Kyoto University; Rebecca MacKinnon, Director, Ranking Rights Program, New American Foundation

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Asian Arts and Resistance: Defiant Subjects and their Disobedient Objects

Saturday, March 24, 10:45am – 12:45pm Washington Room 3, Exhibit Level

All across Asia artists, writers, musicians, dramatists, and architects have used their expressive capacities, and now increasingly new media - to critique the status quo, political regimes, and social establishments. At the same time, states and other powerful patrons regularly use and support expressive forms to celebrate and legitimate their own authority. Scholars in numerous disciplines, time periods, and areas of Asia are currently examining these complex relationships between artistic expression and political power. This panel brings together artists from , Myanmar, Cambodia, and India, who through urban space installations, photographs, sculptures, and films have created unique, discursive and imaginative spaces where art collapses into political discourses. This panel on the multiple and simultaneous uses of art as personal expression, political analysis, and social critique will provide a unique venue for the exploration of these relationships today.

PANELIST INCLUDE: Laurel Kendall (Moderator), American Museum of National History; Svay Sareth; Minzayar Oo, Panos Pictures; Sampson Wong, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts; Sarvnik Kaur and Tushar Madhav

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DISCUSS YOUR BOOK PROPOSALS FOR THE AAS PUBLICATIONS PROGRAM.

AAS BOOTH #119 Saturday, March 24, 9:00am

Key Issues in Asian Studies Coffee Break and Education About Asia Lucien Ellington

EXHIBIT HALL COFFEE BREAKS Asia Past & Present and Asia Shorts Two 30-minute Coffee Breaks: William M. Tsutsui ▪▪ Friday morning at 8:30am-9:00am To learn more about AAS publications, visit ▪▪ Saturday afternoon at 2:30pm-3:00pm www.asian-studies.org. Coffee/Tea breaks are during dedicated Exhibit Hall hours and conflict free. Absolutely no panel sessions or meetings are scheduled during the coffee breaks. Grab a complimentary cup of coffee/tea and visit the exhibiting companies to browse the latest publications in Asian Studies, view databases services and learn about academic programs.

Located on the Exhibit Level. Meet the AAS Editors

24 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Film Expo AAS 2018 FILM EXPO Thursday-Saturday taft, mezzanine level

AAS Film Expo 2018 features documentary and independent films curated by the Asian Educational Media Service.

Please refer to the AAS Film Expo booklet for the full screening schedule and information on the selected films. You may also consult an online film listing at aems.illinois.edu

Visit the AAS Film Expo information table outside the screening room to arrange an on-demand viewing session.

Below are a few of the films selected for AAS Film Expo 2018 include the following titles:

The Man Who Built Cambodia Forgive - Don't Forget

The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg Democracy Road

Finding KUKAN Comrade Kim goes Flying

Vanished Archives Blue Butterfly Effect

For the Love of a Man

Can’t make a scheduled screening? Schedule a private screening on our own time in the ‘Films On-Demand’ screening room, located next door in the Taylor room. Check with the screening room staff to schedule a time. Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 25 Meetings-in-Conjunction/Receptions

Tuesday, March 20 Group/Event Name Room Time AAS Dissertation Workshop Park Tower 8206, Lobby Level 8:00am - 5:00pm Wednesday, March 21 Group/Event Name Room Time AAS Board of Directors Meeting Congressional Boardroom, Lobby Level 8:00am - 5:00pm AAS Dissertation Workshop Park Tower 8206, Lobby Level 8:00am - 5:00pm CEAL CCM Committee Forum Roosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 8:00pm - 10:00pm CEAL Executive Board Meeting I Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 8:00am - 9:50am CEAL Plenary Session Roosevelt Room 1&2, Exhibit Level 9:30am - 5:30pm CEAL Small Collection Round Table Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 7:00pm - 8:00pm CORMOSEA Business Meeting Harding, Mezzanine 3:00pm - 5:30pm Inter-University Center for Studies Park Tower 8224, Lobby Level 6:00pm - 10:00pm Executive Committee Monumenta Nipponica Meeting Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 4:00pm - 5:30pm National Consortium for Teaching about Asia Park Tower 8223, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 6:00pm SEAM Southeast Asia Materials Project Wilson C, Mezzanine 6:30pm - 8:30pm Superstar Journals Database Launch Event Coolidge, Mezzanine 5:00pm - 7:30pm Thursday, March 22 Group/Event Name Room Time AAS All Council's Breakfast Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 8:00am - 9:00am AAS China and Inner Asia Council (CIAC) Park Tower 8212, Lobby Level 9:00am - 5:00pm AAS Council of Conferences (COC) Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 9:00am - 5:00pm AAS Dissertation Workshop Park Tower 8206, Lobby Level 8:00am - 12:00pm AAS Gradute Student Reception Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 9:30pm-11:00pm AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC) Park Tower 8216, Lobby Level 9:00am - 5:00pm AAS South Asia Council (SAC) Park Tower 8219, Lobby Level 9:00am - 5:00pm AAS Southeast Asia Council (SEAC) Park Tower 8210, Lobby Level 9:00am - 5:00pm Johnson, Jefferson, Jackson, AATJ Spring Conference 8:30am - 5:30pm Truman & Tyler American Association of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ) Madison, Mezzanine 8:30am - 5:30pm Networking Event American Institute of Indian Studies Delegates Delaware Suite, Lobby Level 8:30am - 5:30pm Review Reception Virginia Suite A, Lobby Level 4:30pm - 5:30pm CEAL Committees Session Roosevelt Room 1&2, Exhibit Level 8:30am - 5:30pm CEAL Executive Board Meeting II McKinley, Mezzanine 8:00am - 8:50am CEAL Membership and Libary Technology Committee Roosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 4:30pm - 5:30pm Joint Session China Data Center Roosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 3:00pm - 5:30pm China National Publications Import & Export (Group) Washington Room 3, Exhibit Level 8:30am - 10:30am Corporation CHINOPERL (Association for Chinese Oral and Performing Harding, Coolidge & Hoover 8:30am - 5:30pm Literature) 1-3 CIBTC User Group Meeting 2018 Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 8:30am - 10:30am Early Medieval China Group Wilson C, Mezzanine 9:00am - 5:00pm Gilbert and Sullivan Sing-along Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 9:45pm - 11:00pm IASTAM-North America Meeting Buchanan, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 3:00pm Indonesia and Timor-Leste Studies Committee / SEAC Maryland Suite A, Lobby Level 9:00am - 5:00pm

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Thursday, March 22 CONTINUED Group/Event Name Room Time International Society for the History of East Asian Park Tower 8212, Lobby Level 9:45pm - 11:00pm Technology and Medicine (ISHEASTM) & International Association for the Study of Traditional Asian Medicine (IASTAM), North America Reception Inter-University Center for Japanese Language Studies Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 4:00pm Governing Board Inter-University Program for Studies Maryland Suite B, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 5:00pm ISHEASTM Workshop Park Tower 8222, Lobby Level 3:00pm - 5:00pm Korean Collections Consortium of North America Cleveland 2, Mezzanine 12:00pm - 5:00pm National Institute of Japanese Literature Meeting Marriott Balcony B, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 3:00pm North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine 4:30pm - 5:30pm Resources Second-Book Workshop McKinley, Mezzanine 12:00pm - 5:00pm Social Academic Press Wilson A, Mezzanine 11:00am - 1:00pm Society for the Study of Early China Wilson B, Mezzanine 8:30am - 5:30pm Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI) Cleveland 1, Mezzanine 10:00am - 2:00pm Fellowships Committee Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI) Board Cleveland 1, Mezzanine 3:00pm - 5:30pm Theravada Studies Conference Washington Room 6, Exhibit Level 8:30am - 5:30pm

Friday, March 23 Group/Event Name Room Time AAS Member Reception Marriott Ballroom, Salon 1 7:30pm - 9:30pm AIFIS-ITLSC Joint Reception Virginia Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm American Association of Teachers of Japanese (AATJ) Johnson, Mezzanine 7:00am - 9:00am Classical Japanese SIG American Center for Mongolian Studies (ACMS) Washington Room 1, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Cambridge History of Japan 1-3 Park Tower 8219, 8222 & 8226, Lobby 7:00am - 9:00am Chinese Christianity Studies Group (CCSG) Meeting Roosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Reception Delaware Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Committee on Korean Studies Roosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 9:45pm - 11:00pm East Asia Center, University of Virginia Reception Park Tower 8206, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Harvard-Yenching Institute Reception Virginia Suite C, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Japan Foundation Reception Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Japan Sociologists Network Meeting Madison B, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Japanese Art History Forum Meeting Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Japanese Company Interest Group (Shashi Group) Park Tower 8219, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Committee Meeting (Closed Meeting) Johns Hopkins SAIS Asia Programs, China Studies & Wilson B, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Hopkins-Nanjing Center Reception Journal of Japanese Studies Hoover, Mezzanine 7:00am - 9:00am Maharashtra Studies Group Meeting Roosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm New York Southeast Asia Network (NYSEAN) Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Philippine Studies Group Park Tower 8212, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm SAMP South Asia Materials Project Park Tower 8216, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Society for Hong Kong Studies Reception Madison A, Mezzanine 9:45pm - 11:00pm Society for Ming Studies Meeting Roosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm South Asia Open Archives (SAOA) Madison A, Mezzanine 7:00am - 9:00am Stanford University Reception Wilson C, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 27 Meetings-in-Conjunction/Receptions

Friday, March 23 CONTINUED Thailand/Laos/Cambodia Studies Group Meeting Roosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm The Korea Foundation / Institute for Korean Studies, The Thurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm George Washington Room University Reception The PRC History Group Reception Virginia Suite B, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm University of Chicago Center for Maryland Suite B, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Reception University of Michigan Reception Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 9:00pm - 11:00pm Reception Wilson A, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Vietnam Studies Group Washington Room 6, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Yale Asian Studies Councils' Reception Delaware Suite B, Lobby Level 9:45pm - 11:00pm Saturday, March 24 Group/Event Name Room Time AAS Editorial Board Park Tower 8205, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 2:30pm AAS Program Committee Meeting Congressional Boardroom, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 2:00pm AIFIS-ITLSC Joint Meeting Wilson A, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm American Institute of Indian Studies International Learning Jefferson, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm Archives of Asian Art Truman, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm Asian Ethnology Editorial Board Meeting Park Tower 8219, Lobby Level 7:00am - 8:00am Burma Studies Group Meeting Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Cambria Sinophone (invitation only) Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Choonwon Cultural Exchange Center Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Critical Asian Studies Meeting Johnson, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm CULCON: Securing the Future of Japan Studies Meeting Thurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm Digital Technologies in Asian Studies Working Group McKinley, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm EAA Editorial Board Meeting Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 2:30pm Equality in Asian Studies Meeting Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm International Research Center for Japanese Studies Maryland Suite B, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm (Nichibunken) Reception Japan Political Studies Group Meeting Jackson, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm Japanese Company History Interest Group (Shashi Group) Coolidge, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm Member Meeting Manchu Studies Group Wilson C, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm National Committee on U.S. China Relation Public Tyler, Mezzanine 9:00pm - 11:00pm Intellectual Progam Reception NCC and Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission Reception Maryland Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm East Asian Studies Reception Virginia Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Review of Religion and Chinese Society Reception Roosevelt Room Room 2, Exhibit Level 1:00pm - 2:30pm Sigur Center for Asian Studies/Institute for Korean Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 7:30pm - 9:30pm Studies, The George Washington University Reception Society for Queer Asian Studies Meeting Park Tower 8222, Lobby Level 1:00pm - 2:30pm Society for , , and Conquest Dynasty Studies Harding, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm T'ang Studies Society Harding, Mezzanine 9:00pm - 11:00pm Theravada Studies Group Wilson B, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm Twentieth-Century China Editorial Board Buchanan, Mezzanine 1:00pm - 2:30pm U.S.-Japan Network for the Future (Japan Foundation Park Tower 8206, Lobby Level 7:30pm - 9:30pm Center for Global Partnership & Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation) Reception UC Berkeley Reception Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 9:00pm - 11:00pm

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PHOTO EXHIBIT Kabul to Kolkata: Of Belonging, Memories and Identity Please join us in the Exhibit Hall B South (adjacent to the Book Exhibits) Friday, March 23 and Saturday March 24 from 9am-5pm. This photographic exhibit documents processes of social change among the Afghan community in Kolkata made famous by 's 1892 Bengali short story Kabuliwala. The exhibit concerns a specific intra-Asian connection between Afghans and Bengalis that highlights larger historical patterns of trans-Asian migration, cultural resilience and transformation, and shifting senses of self, community and home. This is the first photographic exhibit dedicated to the Kolkata Afghans that have been etched into popular imaginaries of British India by translations, performances and the enduring appeal of Tagore's Kabuliwala for 125 years. The Kabul to Kolkata Photographic Exhibit is made possible by the generous support of the South Asia Council of the Association for Asian Studies, the American Institute of Afghanistan Studies, the American Institute of Indian Studies, the University of Sussex Asia Centre, the Council of American Overseas Research Centers, and the India Collaborative at Center for Global Engagement

FAREWELL COFFEE BREAK

Join us as we say goodbye to Washington, D.C. with complimentary coffee, information and giveaway courtesy of Denver CVB. #AAS2019

Sunday, March 25 8:00am – 8:30am Marriott Ballroom Foyer, Mezzanine Level

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30 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference THURSDAY THURSDAY

LINCOLN MEMORIAL THURSDAY, MARCH 22 OVERVIEW

12:00pm – 9:00pm Registration, Lobby Level

6:00pm – 7:00pm

THURSDAY Opening Keynote Address, Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Lobby Level

7:30pm – 9:30pm Sessions

9:30pm – 11:00pm Graduate Student Reception, Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine Level Panels ByThursday Geographic Area

7:30PM-9:30PM THURSDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA JAPAN PANEL Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy: Singing to Buddha: Buddhist Music in PANEL 1 Contemporary Asia Harnessing Qualitative and Quantitative Textual 24 Methods Effectively PANEL Disaster Temporalities and Subjectivities: 2 PANEL Alternative Pasts and Possible Futures 25 Making Place in Japanese Cities PANEL Writing, Technology, and Information Politics in PANEL 3 East Asia 26 Japanese Studies in the Age of the Planetary PANEL Imprints of Violence - Objects, Sites, and Rethinking Education and Women’s 4 PANEL Memories 27 Empowerment in Imperial, Occupied, and Postwar Japan PANEL Exploration and Management of Knowledge in 5 Early Modern China and Japan KOREA PANEL Economies of Mobility in Asia, 1896-1971 PANEL "Objective" Science? Different Ways of 6 28 Appropriating Science in the Korean Context PANEL Problematizing Historical, Nationalist, and 7 Cultural Representations in Asia and Beyond CHINA AND INNER ASIA PANEL PANEL Representations and Policies: Race, Gender, Regional Identity in Modern 8 and Immigration 29 PANEL PANEL Problematizing the Infrastructural Promises of 30 Ritual Design in China 9 China’s Belt and Road Initiative PANEL PANEL Wenchuan Earthquake: A Decade of Changes 10 Re-Framing the "Domestic" in India and China 31 and Continuities PANEL Collaboration, Competition and Intelligentsia PANEL Women, Islam and Post-Colonial Realities in 32 Circle for a New China Horizon 11 Asia PANEL PANEL Chinese Practices of Intellectual Property 12 Reflections on Sacred/Miraculous Images 33 PANEL Political Socialization of Elite Chinese Students: PANEL Economic Euphoria in East Asia: Visions of 34 13 Progress and Dystopia A Trans-Disciplinary Approach Slaves and/or Servants: Human Bondage in PANEL The Moral of the Story: Ethics and Fiction in PANEL 14 Postwar Japan and Korea 35 China’s States and Societies over the Longue Durée PANEL Law, Emotion, and Gendered Violence in PANEL Reevaluating the Coalescence and Evolution of 15 Imperial China and Chosŏn Korea 36 Chinese Verse Forms SOUTH ASIA PANEL Of Performativity and Parody: Cultural Politics PANEL 37 in Contemporary China Spaces of Religion in Urban South Asia 16 PANEL Literary Anthologies and Information Worldly Affiliations: Artistic Practice, National 38 Management in Imperial China PANEL Identity, and Modernism in India by Sonal PANEL Unreconciled Memories: Oral Histories of the 17 Khullar: Scholarly Reflection on the Bernard 39 Cohn Prize-Winning Book PANEL Rereading Qing History through Diaries PANEL From Progressivism to Experimentalism: 40 18 Shared Affiliations in Modern Hindi and Urdu Literature, 1930-1960 PANEL Beyond Literacy: Women’s Pluralistic Approach 41 to Cultural and Political Engagement in Modern PANEL Whose Republic?: Monarchy, Citizenship, and China 19 Belonging in a Decolonizing World PANEL Issues in China's Evolving Political Economy SOUTHEAST ASIA 42

PANEL Mimetic Entanglements: Rethinking 20 Sociopolitical Dynamics in Upland Southeast Asia

PANEL The Cambodian 2018 Election: Youth, Party 21 Strategies, and the New Political Landscape

PANEL "Saving the Soul of Our Youth:" Religious 22 Education and Ethical Dilemmas in Southeast Asia PANEL 23 Statecraft Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 31 Thursday

PANEL Writing, Technology, and Information 3 Thursday Sessions 7:30PM-9:30PM Politics in East Asia PANEL PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Singing to Buddha: Buddhist Music in 1 Contemporary Asia Linguistic Infrastructures and Information Politics: The Case of the Chinese Latin Alphabet, 1928-1936 PThurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 7:30PM-9:30PM Ulug Kuzuoglu, Columbia University Chaired by Scott A. Mitchell, Institute of Buddhist Epigraphic Rituals and Legal Authority: A Visual Studies Epistemology of Laws in Modern Japan Adal, University of Pittsburgh "Dhamma Is My Way": True Direction and Buddhist Music in Contemporary Indonesia The Sinograph and Mediational Technology: Korean Jack Meng-Tat Chia, National University of Singapore Textbooks as Indices of Linguistic Modernization, 1894- 1915 Buddhist Chant in Japanese sōtō Zen: From Traditional Daniel Pieper, Washington University in St. Louis Ceremonies to Rituals Michaela Mross, Stanford University Writing Sound in Modern China Yurou Zhong, University of Toronto The Ontological Stakes of Sri Lankan Music History: Buddhism, Nonhumans, and Not-Selves PANEL Jim Sykes, University of Pennsylvania Imprints of Violence - Objects, Sites, and 4 Globalizing Chinese Buddhist Music: Fo Guang Shan and Memories the "Ten Thousand People Praising the Almighty Buddha" PVirginia Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Music Concert in Contemporary Ming-yen Lee, Nanhua University Chaired by Rebecca Nedostup, Brown University Discussant: Invisible Surveillance: Photography as a Colonial Art and Scott A. Mitchell, Institute of Buddhist Studies Cultural Rule Hye-ri Oh, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Disaster Temporalities and Subjectivities: PANEL Recasting Violence: China’s War of Resistance and the 2 Spirit-Molding Scholastic Society Alternative Pasts and Possible Futures Linh D. Vu, Arizona State University PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 7:30PM-9:30PM Cultures of in the Postwar and Zoned Liminality and Narratives of Displacement in Contemporary History of Shuri Castle Northeastern Japan Justin Aukema, Sophia University Isaac Gagne, German Institute for Japanese Studies Traumatic Bodies: The Yuanming Yuan Zodiac Heads and Translating Histories of Disaster from Japan to Chile Their Contemporary “Translations” Chika Watanabe, University of Manchester Patricia Yu, Getty Research Institute The Ghost of Climates Past: Shifted Baselines of Disaster Discussant: Mitigation in Vietnam and Bangladesh Rebecca Nedostup, Brown University Kimberley Thomas, Pennsylvania State University Ecological Precarity and Geological Expertise in the Exploration and Management of Knowledge PANEL Anthropocene 5 Mabel Denzin Gergan, Georgetown University in Early Modern China and Japan PVirginia Suite B, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Discussant: Sara Shneiderman, University of British Columbia Chaired by Mari Nagase, Augustana College To Be Informative and Accessible: Presenting Drug Knowledge in Song China (960-1279) Yun-Ju Chen, Selling Domestic Knowledge: The Publication of the Required Knowledge for Family Use and the Formulation of Ideal Family Ren-Yuan Li, Academia Sinica The Materiality of Reading in Early Modern Japan: Hayashi Razan’s Copies of Chinese Fantastic Tales and the Use of the Marginalia Fumiko Jōo, Mississippi State University Marketing Medical Knowledge in Early Modern Japan Daniel Trambaiolo, University of Hong Kong Discussant: Cynthia Brokaw, Brown University

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PANEL PANEL Economies of Mobility in Asia, 1896-1971 6 Representations and Policies: Race, Gender, 8 Sponsored by The Henry Luce Foundation and Immigration PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Julia Stephens, Rutgers University Chaired by Constance Chen, Loyola Marymount University “A Child in a Stranger’s Home”: Domestic Labor, Trafficking, and Child Migration in British Malaya, Representing Immigrants: “Asianness,” Gender Ideals, and 1900s-1930s the Making of Policy in Nineteenth-Century United States Sandy Chang, University of Texas at Austin Constance Chen, Loyola Marymount University Mapping “Gateways to the World”: Transnational Economic “Tentacle of the East”: Race, Sex and Imperial Anxiety in Networks and Spatial Imaginaries in Japan’s Commercial Edwardian London Harbors, 1899-1941 Stephen McDowall, University of Edinburgh Jeffrey C. Guarneri, University of Wisconsin-Madison Representation Matters: The “Boat People” from Vietnam Mobilizing Ideas and Economy: Taiwanese Agrarian and Refugee Policy in the Late 1970s Development in Vietnam and Africa, 1959-1971 Lisa Tran, California State University, Fullerton James Lin, University of Washington Human Rights Diplomacy and Vietnamese American State Regulation and Management of Elephants on the Women’s Struggle for Political Recognition, 1975-1994 British India-Siam Borderland 1896-1914 Sam Vong, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Julia Stephens, Rutgers University PANEL Problematizing the Infrastructural Promises 9 PANEL of China’s Belt and Road Initiative Problematizing Historical, Nationalist, and 7 P Cultural Representations in Asia and Beyond Wilson A, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Infrastructural Imaginaries: Chinese Investments and Sponsored by AAS Council of Conferences (COC) Nepal’s Development Dreams PDelaware Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Galen Murton, James Madison University Chaired by Lauren Meeker, State University of New A ‘Green’ Belt and Road? Small Hydropower and Large York, New Paltz Dams on China’s Southwestern Borderlands Reconciliation and Assimilation: Local, National, and Tyler Harlan, University of California, Los Angeles Transnational Educations of Japanese Children in Hawaii, 1890-1915 Himalayan Pathways: Aspirations and the Geopolitics of Jiakai Sheng, University of Chicago Road Building in Ladakh, India Karine Gagne, University of Guelph A Tale of Two Obelisks: The Many Heroic Lives of the Japanese Pirate, Hamada Yahyōe Discussant: Tim Romans, Emory University Jun Zhang, City University of Hong Kong

Experiments in the Anthropocene: Toward a Transformative PANEL Eco-Aesthetic in the Work of Four Contemporary Chinese Re-Framing the “Domestic” in India 10 Visual Artists and China Mengyao Liu, University of Washington PHoover, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Problematic Prescriptions: On the Politics of Exclusion in Chaired by Elizabeth LaCouture, University of Hong Premodern Japan Kong Mark Bookman, University of Pennsylvania Discussants: Jesuit Understandings of Abnormal Behavior in Early Elizabeth LaCouture, University of Hong Kong Modern Chinese Medicine Ashwini Tambe, University of Maryland Abigail McGowan, University of Vermont Emily Bowlus-Peck, University at Buffalo - State Nicole Constable, University of Pittsburgh University of New York Llerena Guiu Searle, University of Rochester

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PANEL PANEL Women, Islam and Post-Colonial Realities 11 The Moral of the Story: Ethics and Fiction in in Asia Postwar Japan and Korea 14 PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Aida M. Arosoaie, Nanyang Technological Chaired by Dafna Zur, Stanford University University Making Science Moral: The Story of Data in Postwar North Piety and Agency: Study of the Al-Huda Institute in Korea Pakistan Dafna Zur, Stanford University The Rise of Progressive Female Ulama amidst the Islamist Ethics of Storytelling & Writing (Hi)story Surge in Indonesia Ji-Eun Lee, Washington University in St. Louis

Gender Equality and Islamic Authenticity in Southeast The Ethical Imperative of Abe Kōbō’s The Beasts Head for Asia: Postcolonial Realities and the Paradoxes of Multiple Home Modernities Christina Yi, University of British Columbia Maznah Binti Mohamad, National University of Discussant: Singapore Yu Jin Ko, Multilayered Narratives of Women in a Conflict Zone Nyla Khan, Rose State College PANEL Law, Emotion, and Gendered Violence in 15 Discussant: Imperial China and Chosŏn Korea Aida M. Arosoaie, Nanyang Technological University PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM PANEL Chaired by C. D. Alison Bailey, University of British Reflections on Sacred/Miraculous Images 12 Columbia PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM The Military Family during the (960-1279) Elad Alyagon, University of California, Davis When is an Image Not Merely an Image? Susan L. Huntington, Ohio State University Servants as Sons and Daughters: Hierarchy, Gender, and Sexuality in Ming Households Sacred Image of Eleven-Headed Kannon at Hasedera Shiau-Yun Chen, Cornell University Samuel C. Morse, Amherst College Between Morality and Crime: Filial Emotion and Vengeful Objects of Devotion: Images of Muslim Saints and Their Violence in Eighteenth-Century Korea Patronage in India Jungwon Kim, Columbia University Murad K. Mumtaz, University of Virginia Women’s Violence, Family, and Society in Late-Nineteenth- Living Icons of Mongolia: Buddha-Palladiums and Wrathful Century Korea Ancestors Sohyeon Park, Sungkyunkwan University Isabelle Charleux, CNRS Discussant: Discussant: C. D. Alison Bailey, University of British Columbia Dorothy C. Wong, University of Virginia PANEL PANEL Spaces of Religion in Urban South Asia Economic Euphoria in East Asia: Visions of 13 16 Progress and Dystopia PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM PHarding, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Istvan Keul, University of Bergen Chaired by Ikuho Amano, University of Nebraska- Christian Mission as Spatial Practice: Inscribing Sacrality in Lincoln Urban South India in the 19th Century Eve of the Bubble: Birth of New Consumers in Tanaka Mary Hancock, University of California, Santa Barbara Yasuo’s Somewhat Crystal (1980) Arboricultural Possibilities: Gardens, Cities, and Religion in Ikuho Amano, University of Nebraska-Lincoln South Asia The “” and Economic Euphoria in Feng Smriti Srinivas, University of California, Davis Xiaogang’s Comic Films Tracing Religion in Mumbai Neighborhoods Xuguan Chen, Istvan Keul, University of Bergen Advertising as a Literary Form: Amano Yukichi’s Discourse B-School Religion: Spirituality in Kolkata’s Tech Hub of “Tasty Life” Deonnie Moodie, University of Oklahoma Yoshihiro Yasuhara, Carnegie Mellon University Discussant: As If in a Magic Mirror: Economic Euphoria in the Kajri Jain, University of Toronto, Mississauga Chronicles of Zhalie and Gone with the Bullets Yun Zhu, Temple University Discussant: Yoshihiro Yasuhara, Carnegie Mellon University

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Worldly Affiliations: Artistic Practice, PANEL Mimetic Entanglements: Rethinking PANEL National Identity, and Modernism in India by 17 Sociopolitical Dynamics in Upland 20 Sonal Khullar: Scholarly Reflection on the Bernard Southeast Asia Cohn Prize-Winning Book PTruman, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Sponsored by AAS South Asia Council (SAC) Chaired by Oliver Tappe, University of Cologne PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Frontier Mimesis: Intercultural Encounters and Interactions Chaired by Ajay Sinha, Mount Holyoke College in Houaphan, Upland Laos Oliver Tappe, University of Cologne Discussants: Susan Bean, Independent Scholars of Asia Revolutionary Alternatives, or Dien Bien Phu after the Battle Sanjukta Sunderason, Leiden University Christian C. Lentz, University of North Carolina at Rebecca Brown, Johns Hopkins University Chapel Hill Anjali Nerlekar, Rutgers University Sonal Khullar, University of Washington Mimetic Vision is a Double-Edged Sword: Touby Lyfoung, Vang Pao, and the Lao-hmong Quest for Equality From Progressivism to Experimentalism: PANEL Mai Na M. Lee, University of Minnesota Shared Affiliations in Modern Hindi and Urdu 18 Mirroring Power: The Phounoy Headmen as Delegates of Literature, 1930-1960 the King of Luang Prabang (18th-19th Century) PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Vanina Bouté, Centre Asie du Sud-Est (CNRS-EHESS) Chaired by Vinay Dharwadker, University of Wisconsin Discussant: Madison Hjorleifur Jonsson, Arizona State University

Progressive Literature between Commitment and Form: The The Cambodian 2018 Election: Youth, Party PANEL Criticism of Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh 21 Gregory Goulding, University of Pennsylvania Strategies, and the New Political Landscape Manto, Bedi, and Krishan Chander: Progressive Fiction Sponsored by Center for Khmer Studies between Realism and Modernism PTyler, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Jennifer Dubrow, University of Washington CPP’s Millennial Voters Challenge: From Client to Critical Miraji and Manto: Progressive Writers and Sexuality Citizenry? Discussants: Netra Eng, Cambodia Development Resource Institute Vinay Dharwadker, University of Wisconsin - Madison Becoming Critics: State Schools, Corruption, and Young Rashmi Sadana, George Mason University Cambodian Voters Jennifer Estes, University of Wisconsin-Madison Republic?: Monarchy, Citizenship, and PANEL Belonging in a Decolonizing World 19 Oppositional Social Mobilization: Youth, Social Media, and the CNRP PJackson, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Astrid Norén-Nilsson, Lund University Chaired by Arvind Elangovan, Wright State University Abusive Constitutionalism in Cambodia: Legislation and “The King Is the People”: The Limits of Liberal-Nationalist Legitimacy in the Lead-Up to the 2018 Elections Constitutionalism in the Princely States in Decolonizing Benjamin Lawrence, University of Victoria India Discussant: Sarath Pillai, University of Chicago Kheang Un, Northern Illinois University The Indian Constitution and the Commonwealth: A Historical Exploration into the Question of Sovereignty Mithi Mukherjee, University of Colorado, Boulder Indians beyond India: Overseas Indians and the Dilemmas of Dual Citizenship after 1947 Haimanti Roy, University of Dayton Separating the Nation from the State: Revisiting B.R. Ambedkar’s Constitutional Thoughts (1940-1950) Arvind Elangovan, Wright State University

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“Saving the Soul of Our Youth:” Religious PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 24 Education and Ethical Dilemmas in 22 Institutional Change and Legislative Speech: The Creation Southeast Asia of Responsible Party Government in Japan Daniel Smith, Harvard University PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Threat Perceptions and Alliance Risks Evidence from Chaired by Erica Larson, Boston University Japan’s Parliamentary Discourse Christian and Muslim Youth in Indonesia: Learning to Azusa Katagiri, New York University Navigate Inter-Religious Boundaries Discussant: Erica Larson, Boston University Hikaru Yamagishi, Ethical Alternatives: Islamic Private Education among the Malaysian Middle Class Making Place in Japanese Cities PANEL Sarah Kelman, University of California, Santa Cruz 25 P Internalizing Thainess: Education and Moral Development in Thurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 7:30PM-9:30PM a Northern Thai Monastery Chaired by Yuka Hasegawa, University of Hawaii Michael Chladek, University of Chicago "The City" as a Figured World: The Walking Tour of Unburdening the Heart: Urban Youth and Buddhist Chōjamachi District in Yokohama City, Japan Emotional Education in Contemporary Vietnam Yuka Hasegawa, University of Hawaii Dat Nguyen, Boston University For a Modern Family Lifestyle: A Gendered City Branding Discussant: Atsuko Oyama, Stony Brook University Ann Marie Leshkowich, College of the Holy Cross Making Osaka One’s Own: Place-Making in Times of PANEL Displacement among Foreign Scientists in Japan Statecraft 23 Ieva Puzo, Riga Stradins University PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Discussant: Keith Brown, University of Pittsburgh Chaired by Shelley Feldman, Cornell University Ethnic Indian Community Self-Regulation and Collaboration PANEL in Namtu, Shan State, under Japanese Occupation: A Japanese Studies in the Age of the 26 Study of the Indian Independence League from Original Planetary Records and Correspondence P Jarrod Woodford Brown, Berea College Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Christophe Thouny, Kyushu University Islamic Reform and Religious Bureaucratization in Malaysia: Mufti as an Agent of Change Discussants: Norbani Binti Ismail, Independent Scholar Cécile Brice, CNRS Ramona Bajema, Independent Scholar Land Grabbing and Cambodia’s Winning Coalition Toshiya Ueno, Wako University Neil Loughlin, SOAS Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto, Waseda University Social Mobility in Contemporary Cambodia: Life Histories of Professionals from Marginalized Socio-Economic PANEL Rethinking Education and Women’s 27 Backgrounds Empowerment in Imperial, Occupied, and Vicheth Sen, University of British Columbia Postwar Japan The Transnational Construction of Vice for State- Formation: The Case of Vietnam PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Kim Mai Tran, Georgetown University Chaired by Alisa Freedman, University of Oregon PANEL Embracing Opportunity and Envisioning "True Education" Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy: 24 for Japanese Women: The Case of Yasui Tetsu Harnessing Qualitative and Quantitative Garrett L. Washington, University of Textual Methods Effectively Amherst

PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Shimoda Utako and “Furui Onna”: Repackaging Female Exemplars for Traditional Women Chaired by Leonard Schoppa, University of Virginia Mamiko Suzuki, University of Utah Tournaments, Prizes, and Political Support: Explaining Meeting the Challenge: Quaker Educator Tomiyama Toki LDP Dominance in Japanese House of Representatives and the Friends Girls School, Tokyo, 1916-1949 Elections, 1980-2012 Marlene Mayo, University of Maryland Amy Catalinac, New York University Cold War Study Abroad and the Forgotten Founding Mobility and Continuity of Political Elites over Phases of Mothers of Japanese Studies Regime Change: A Case of Alisa Freedman, University of Oregon Tomoko Matsumoto, Nagoya University Discussant: Elizabeth Lublin, Wayne State University 36 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Thursday

“Objective” Science? Different Ways of PANEL Wenchuan Earthquake: A Decade of PANEL Appropriating Science in the Korean Context 28 Changes and Continuities 31 PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Louisa Lim, University of Melbourne Chaired by Sangmee Oh, University of California, Los Angeles Discussants: Christian P. Sorace, Colorado College The Interplay of Divination and Science from Women’s Maria Repnikova, Georgia State University Eyes Bin Xu, Emory University Janet Yoon-sun Lee, Keimyung University Kang Yi, Hong Kong Baptist University Defining Korean Natural Character: American Medical Everett Zhang, Institute for Advanced Study Missionaries’ "Scientific" Studies on Korea Sangmee Oh, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL Collaboration, Competition and Intelligentsia 32 Science as a Legitimizing Tool: The Political Function of Circle for a New China Horizon Science for Korean Students in the U.S., 1920s and 30s PJohnson Room, Mezzanine Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Hanmee N. Kim, Wheaton College Chaired by Theodore Huters, University of California, Discussant: Los Angeles Christopher P. Hanscom, University of California, Los Angeles Beyond Success and Failure: The Eight-Legged Essay as Research Topic in Nineteenth-Century China Alexander Des Forges, University of Massachusetts PANEL Regional Identity in Modern Chinese 29 Boston Literature Grammatology and the Manchu Script in Early-Nineteenth- Sponsored by CHINOPERL Century : Langlès, Rémusat, Klaproth P Marten Soderblom Saarela, Max Planck Institute for the Washington Room 1, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM History of Science Chaired by Levi S. Gibbs, Dartmouth College Competing for China: The Shifting of Chinoiserie to Chinese Imagining Region: Space in Nineteenth-Century Drum Studies in the Nineteenth-Century Ballads Uganda Sze Pui Kwan, Nanyang Technological Margaret B. Wan, University of Utah University Fault Lines: Tradition and Emergence in Poetry of the Antagonistic Collaboration: The Athenian Tradition in Borderlands 1920s China Mark Bender, Ohio State University Jingling Chen, Middlebury College Integrated with the Local? Linguistic Bifurcation in Discussant: Contemporary Chinese Zhiqing Fiction and Films Theodore Huters, University of California, Los Angeles Jin Liu, Georgia Institute of Technology Interethnic Marriage and Revolutionary Rebirth: Gendered PANEL Perspectives of Place in Contemporary Shaanxi Novels Chinese Practices of Intellectual Property 33 Levi S. Gibbs, Dartmouth College PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Discussant: Chaired by Eugenia Lean, Columbia University Jonathan C. Stalling, University of Oklahoma Surfaces for Rent: The Literary Advertisement of Things in Late Ming China PANEL Thomas Kelly, University of Michigan Ritual Design in China 30 P Corporeal Author and the Emergence of Authorial Property Washington Room 2, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Suyoung Son, Cornell University Chaired by Edward Slingerland, University of British Columbia The Maker’s Mark: Brand-Names, Loom-Marks, and Commercial Intellectual Property in the Late Qing Silk Aesthetics of Ritual in Late Shang: Display Bones, Plain Industry Bronzes, and Colorful Pebbles from Yinxu (ca. 1250-1046 Rachel Silberstein, University of Washington BCE) Ingrid Yeung, National Gallery of Art Owning Books or Owning Ideas: The Changing Notions of Intellectual Property in Modern East Asia The Cloths of Heaven: Political Textiles of Early China Fei-Hsien Wang, Indiana University Bloomington Clayton Ashton, University of British Columbia Discussant: Confucian Classicism and Liao-Dynasty Ritual Design Eugenia Lean, Columbia University Francois Louis, Bard Graduate Center Auspicious Icons: White Porcelain Sculptures in the Mongol-Yuan Court Heena Youn, Peking University

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Political Socialization of Elite Chinese PANEL Of Performativity and Parody: Cultural PANEL Students: A Trans-Disciplinary Approach 34 Politics in Contemporary China 37 P Roosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Joel Andreas, Johns Hopkins University Chaired by Jie Zhang, Trinity University “L’ecole du Vice”: Professionalization of Student Cadres in The Rise of Papi Jiang: Self-, Para-, Meta- and We-Medias Chinese Elite Universities Jie Zhang, Trinity University Jerome Doyon, SOAS University of London A Farewell to Arms: Metamorphoses of Meng Jinghui’s College Socialization and Political Attitudes of Chinese (Avant-Garde) Metatheater in Contemporary China Students Hongjian Wang, Purdue University Hanzhang Liu, Columbia University A Chinese Odyssey: Reinventing Masculinity in the Rewriting of a Chinese Classic Becoming a Homo Hierarchicus: The Socialization by Jun Lei, Texas A&M University Rankings in Test Preparations in China Cinderella Stories Retold: Geopolitics of Chinese-Language Siyu Li, École Normale Supérieure Idol Dramas Self-Selection and Socialization? Risk Attitudes of Shaohua Guo, Carleton College Chinese College Students and CCP Membership Discussant: Fengming Lu, Duke University Ruoyun Bai, University of Toronto, Scarborough Discussant: PANEL Joel Andreas, Johns Hopkins University Literary Anthologies and Information 38 PANEL Management in Imperial China Slaves and/or Servants: Human Bondage in 35 PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM China’s States and Societies over the Longue Durée Chaired by Jack Chen, University of Virginia The Diffusion of Wen: Changing Notions of “Literature” in PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Prose Anthologies from Early Medieval through Late Imperial “Slavery” and the Nature of the Social Order at the China Beginning of the Chinese Empires Xiaofei Tian, Harvard University Robin D.S. Yates, McGill University Measuring Influence: Exploring “Impact Factors” of Ancient- Slaves and Slavers on the Tang Empire’s Silk Road Style Poetry Anthologies in the Jonathan K. Skaff, Shippensburg University Jing Chen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Slaving Practices of Otherness and Gender from the Classical Poetry Made Easy: How the Three Hundred Poems Southern Song through the Yuan Dynasty of the Tang Manages Information Don Wyatt, Middlebury College Gregory Patterson, University of South Carolina When Slavery Met Freedom: Late-Nineteenth and Classical Prose for Dummies: The Guwen Guanzhi and Its Early-Twentieth-Century Revelations from China Model of Literary History Johanna S. Ransmeier, University of Chicago Timothy Clifford, Bryn Mawr College Discussant: Reevaluating the Coalescence and Evolution PANEL Molly Des Jardin, University of Pennsylvania of Chinese Verse Forms 36 PANEL PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Unreconciled Memories: Oral Histories of the 39 Cultural Revolution Chaired by Paul W. Kroll, University of Colorado, Boulder PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Canonical Poetry, Peri-Canonical History, and Prophecy: Rui Chaired by Kun Qian, University of Pittsburgh Liangfu Texts and the Primordial Soup of Versification in Discussants: Pre-Imperial China , University of Pittsburgh David J. Lebovitz, University of Chicago Paul Pickowicz, University of California, San Diego Anti-Lyric: The Poetics of Exteriority in Early Medieval Zan Ban Wang, Stanford University Thomas J. Mazanec, University of California, Santa Guobin Yang, University of Pennsylvania Barbara Rongqian Ma, University of Pittsburgh Southern Genre and Southern Triumph: The Song Redefinition of Sao Su Fu, Princeton University Poetry as Epistemology: New Paradigms of the Twelfth Century Feiran Du, Harvard University Discussant: David C. Schaberg, University of California, Los Angeles 38 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Thursday

PANEL NOTES Rereading Qing History through Diaries 40 PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Andrea S. Goldman, University of California, Los Angeles Managing Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century Beijing: A Bannerman’s Diary Bingyu Zheng, Princeton University War’s Witness: The Beijing Diary of Wang Zhonglin Emily Mokros, University of California, Berkeley The Death of a Genre: From Envoy Journals to Diplomatic Reports, 1860s-1910s Jenny Huangfu Day, Skidmore College The Old Man of Yifeng Hall in the New Policies Era: Reading, Publishing, and Intellectual Politics in Miao Quansun’s Diary Ke Ren, College of the Holy Cross Discussant: Andrea S. Goldman, University of California, Los Angeles

PANEL Beyond Literacy: Women’s Pluralistic 41 Approach to Cultural and Political Engagement in Modern China

PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Di Luo, University of Alabama Liberation through Learning? Rural Women’s Navigation of the Literate and Illiterate World in Revolutionary Di Luo, University of Alabama Female Literacy in Chinese Painting of the 1950s: Teaching Mama to Read Yanfei Yin, Ohio State University Notating Dance: Dai Ailian, Labanotation, and Reverse Diaspora Nan Ma, Dickinson College To Live, Love, and Thrive: Women, Globalization, and Spatial Politics in ’s Films Yanhong Zhu, Washington and Lee University Discussant: Helen Schneider, Virginia Polytechnic Institute

PANEL Issues in China’s Evolving Political Economy 42 PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 7:30PM-9:30PM Chaired by Jean Oi, Stanford University Determinants of Credit Allocation in China: A Survey Experiment Adam Yao Liu, Stanford University State Intervention and Corporate Internationalization: Evidence from Chinese Infrastructure Contractors The Boom and Crash of a “State-Led Bull Market”: Hybrid Regulatory Regime, Campaign-style Governance and China’s Stock Market Crisis 2014-2015 Chen Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong We Don’t Want Land Certificates! Property Rights and Rural Land Reform in Contemporary China Jin Zeng, Florida International University Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 39 Notes

40 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference FRIDAY FRIDAY

FRIENDSHIP ARCHWAY IN CHINATOWN PHOTO CREDIT: COURTESY OF WASHINGTON.ORG FRIDAY, MARCH 23 OVERVIEW

8:30am – 6:30pm Registration, Lobby Level

8:30am – 9:00am Morning Coffee Service, Atrium, Exhibit Level

8:30am – 5:30pm Exhibit Hall Open, Hall C

FRIDAY 8:30am – 7:15pm Sessions

8:30am – 8:00pm (approx.) Film Expo (see Films Booklet for screening times and details)

9:00am – 10:15am Presidential Address & Awards Ceremony, Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Lobby Level

7:30pm – 9:00pm AAS Member Reception, Marriott Ballroom, Salon 1, Lobby Level

7:30pm – 11:00pm Affiliate/Group Meetings/Receptions, see page 35 Panels By FridayGeographic Area

10:30AM-12:30PM FRIDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA KOREA CONTINUED

PANEL North Korea and the World: Transnational What the West Needs to Hear from Asia PANEL 43 66 Movement of Academia, Technology, Festivity, and Investment The Political Economy of Multinational Firms PANEL in Contemporary East Asia: Case Studies PANEL Living Socialism: Ideology and Culture in North 45 from the Pharmaceutical, Automobile, and 340 Korean Society Telecommunications Sectors KOREA & JAPAN PANEL Between Land and Sea: The Making of Littoral 46 Ethnicity in Asia PANEL Representing Imperial Japan and Its Aftermath 67 PANEL Gender, Ethnicity, and Encounter: Ming-qing 47 China in a Comparative Perspective JAPAN Narrating Pirates: Identity, History, and Fiction PANEL PANEL 68 Publishing in Scholarly Journals on Japan 48 in Early Modern China and Southeast Asia (1550-1750) PANEL Artists Acting up in the of Politics: PANEL Comrades No More: The Outbreak of the Third 69 Literature, Folklore, Performance, Architecture 49 Indochina War, Forty Years On in 1960s-1970s Japan

PANEL The Boundaries of Global Asia: Transnational PANEL Rethinking the Scope and Significance of 50 Approach to China, Japan, Korea, and Beyond 70 "Sensoga" (War Painting) during the 15-Year War PANEL New Frontiers in Research on Institutional 51 Change: Evidence from East Asia PANEL Embodied Texts: Rescripting Modern Japanese 71 Literature and Media History PANEL Being "Malay" in the World: Belonging across 52 Diasporas PANEL Omenology and Ritual Responses to Disaster 72 among Heian-Period Elites PANEL From Land to Sea: Scaling Asian Environmental 53 History in the Age of Revolutions CHINA AND INNER ASIA Identification and Incommensurability: PANEL PANEL New Directions in Research on Policy Making in Translating between Chinese, Persian, and 44 China 54 Arabic, 17th-20th Centuries PANEL Sex and Sexuality in and Inner PANEL Positioning Achaemenid Persian Empire Visual 73 Asia 55 Studies in Asian History and Historiography PANEL PANEL 74 Overturning Old Ideas about Yuan Architecture 56 Transnational Knowledge Cultures PANEL Data Past, Data Present: Chinese Narratives SOUTH ASIA 75 Of/As Information History PANEL PANEL Waste and Economies of Recycling in India History and Memory in the PRC: Competing 57 76 Narratives of the Anti-Rightist Campaign

PANEL PANEL Encountering the Exotic: Responses to the New Advances in Understanding Chinese Court 58 and the Foreign in Early-Modern and Colonial 77 Behavior South Asia PANEL China and the World in 1900: Comparative PANEL Domesticating the Raj through Songs of Jewish 78 Perspectives 59 India PANEL Approaches to Economic Reconstruction in PANEL Reconciling Growth and Welfare: State and 79 China, 1930s-1950s 60 Social Change in Contemporary South Asia PANEL Law in Early Imperial China: Interpretation and PANEL Words, Images and Actions: Recent 80 Transformation 61 Contributions to Bhutan Studies, Part I PANEL Reconfiguring the Past: Religio-Philosophical SOUTHEAST ASIA 81 Inquiry in Modern Chinese Literature PANEL Contesting Religious Authority in Southeast An Archeology of the Popular: Renegotiating 62 PANEL Asia: Comparison Across Religions 82 Language, Point of View, and Authority in PANEL Airs, Waters, Places and the Peoples Who Use Yuan/ming Chinese Songs and Theater 63 and Abuse All of Them in Southeast Asia Two-Part Panel: Knowledge Production, PANEL Reading Practice, and Meaning Making in PANEL Vietnam's Modern Underworlds 83 Mao's China: Part I, Cultural Production and 64 Party Governance KOREA PANEL Manufacturing the Metropolis in Modern and PANEL Performing Gender: Unsettling Norms in South 84 Contemporary China 65 Korean Popular Culture Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 41 Panels By GeographicFriday Area

12:45AM-2:45PM FRIDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA JAPAN PANEL PANEL Immigration Detention and Human Rights of Afterlives of British Water Systems in Asia 85 105 Non-Status Migrants in Japan

Cultural Forms for Performing Community- PANEL Hierarchies and Rainbows in Japan and PANEL Beyond: Problematizing Western Rubrics of 86 Crossing Identity and Tensions in the Everyday 106 Life Homoeroticism and Homosociality

PANEL Gender and Career Outcomes in Japanese and PANEL The Constitution in Dispute: Japan Debates 87 South Korean Workplaces 107 Peace, Sovereignty, and Democracy PANEL Contested Boundaries of Literary Chinese in Bodies in Pain, Pleasure, and Flux: 88 PANEL East Asia 108 Transgressive Femininity in Japanese Media and Literature PANEL Conceptualizations of Buddhist Ritual Space 89 across East Asia PANEL Networks of Modern Japanese Art: Personal 109 Dimensions PANEL Flipped Script: Mid-20th-Century Literary 90 Expressions of Bilingualism in East Asia PANEL Spectacle and Crises at the Tokyo Olympic 110 Games: 1940, 1964, and 2020 PANEL Art and War: The Japanese Invasion of Korea

91 of 1592–1598 PANEL Cosmopolitan Scientists of Empire: Japanese Experts in Trans-War and Trans-Imperial PANEL 111 Unsettled Geographies: Using Cross-Border Perspectives, 1920s to 1950s 92 Perspectives to Rethink 20th Century Asia PANEL Wonders of the Weak: Fraught Self-Fashioning CHINA AND INNER ASIA 93 by and against Chinas in the Cold War PANEL Voices from the Sea: Fishers, Territorial Waters 112 and "Ocean Culture" PANEL Disability in Early Modern East Asia: Case New Approaches in Chinese Environmental 94 Studies from China, Japan, and Korea, ca. PANEL 1500–1870 113 History: transregional and Frontier Perspectives SOUTH ASIA PANEL Beyond Digitization, Cross-Specialization PANEL Words, Images and Actions: Recent 114 95 Contributions to Bhutan Studies, Part II PANEL Medicine, Material Culture, and Daily Life in PANEL South Asian Muslim Political Thinkers on 115 Middle Period China 96 Reform, Freedom and Resistance PANEL Governing Society in Contemporary China and PANEL Colonial Liberalism and Subaltern Politics in 116 Taiwan 97 Modern India: A Reappraisal PANEL "Of Rules and Men": The Qing Imperial PANEL 117 Institutions and Their Legal Framework 98 Infrastructures of Agriculture in South Asia PANEL Stalin and China: Mining the Archives and SOUTH ASIA & SOUTHEAST ASIA 118 Shedding New Light PANEL PANEL 99 Queerness 119 Disasters and the Reimagining of Modern China PANEL Sensory Pleasures and Perils in Premodern SOUTHEAST ASIA 120 China

The Rohingya Question PANEL The Extension of Credit in Modern Chinese 121 History Speculative Futures of the Southeast Asian PANEL PANEL 100 City (Part I): Urban Consequences of Economic Zhao Ziyang’s Legacy: A Reassessment Change 122 PANEL PANEL Thailand 4.0: Reading the Military Junta's New Perspectives on Migration in Chinese 101 "Roadmap"? 123 History PANEL PANEL Inter-Asian Intimacies and Interdictions in Canton, Beijing, and the Court: Chinese Export 102 Colonial and Postcolonial Southeast Asia 124 Painting Revisited Two-Part Panel: Knowledge Production, KOREA PANEL Reading Practice, and Meaning Making in

PANEL Music among Allies: Korean-German 125 Mao’s China: Part II, Reading as Negotiated 103 Connections in the Making of Contemporary Practice Art Music PANEL Big Data Analysis of Chinese Religions on PANEL The Materiality of Reading in Premodern Korea: 126 Social Media Under Xi Jinping Regime 104 Voice, Image, and the Book

42 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Panels By FridayGeographic Area 3:00PM-5:00PM FRIDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA SOUTHEAST ASIA CONTINUED

Beyond the Academy: Public Policy Careers for PANEL The Politics of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Asianists 148 Contemporary Vietnam PANEL JAS at AAS: The Market, the Media, and the KOREA 127 State in Asia II PANEL Architects of the Republic: Protestantisms and PANEL 149 the Right Wing in Korean History 128 The Mongol Legacy in Early Modern East Asia PANEL Empowering the People: Political Participation PANEL Cultural Flows and Boundaries: Music and 150 in Contemporary South Korea 129 Sound in Cold War East Asia JAPAN PANEL Thai-Yunnan Borderlands: Remembering Reconsidering "Recreating Japanese Women": 130 Nicholas Tapp PANEL 151 On the Past, Present, and Future of Japanese PANEL The Use of Culture in Foreign and Security Women's and Gender History

131 Policy PANEL Selling the Classics: Heian Literature in PANEL Gendered Experiences: Social Institution, 152 132 Intermarriage, and Family in the Japanese Empire PANEL Writing Men and Women in Imperial Japan: 153 Performing and Contesting Gender in PANEL Useful Categories: Encyclopedic Texts and Literature, 1870-1945 133 Practical Knowledge in Middle Period East Asia PANEL Empire, the World and the International: Disasters and the Asian Society: Response of Rethinking Postwar Japanese Intellectual PANEL 154 134 Local Communities to the Impact of Natural History and Human-Induced Hazards PANEL Matrix and Materiality: Re-Conceptualizing PANEL Waiting as Care? The Ethics of Terminal Illness 155 Icons and Embodied Objects in Japanese 135 in Asia Buddhist Art

PANEL The Anthropocene in Asia CHINA AND INNER ASIA 136 PANEL Governance and Diplomacy in Medieval East PANEL Tales of the Field: On Place in Asian 156 and Inner Asia 137 Soundscapes PANEL East Asian International Relations in the Trump PANEL Agrarian Persistence and Transformation, Panel 157 Era 138 1: Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore PANEL Postcolonial Identity Politics in Hong Kong PANEL Transformation and Tension: International 158 139 Memory and the Asia PANEL Healing Is a Many-Splendored Thing: Re- 159 Framing Interdisciplinary Relations and SOUTH ASIA Narratives in Asian Medicine PANEL Afghanistan in Asian Studies I: New Directions 140 PANEL Indian Gods, Chinese Trigrams, and the 160 Transmission and Assimilation of Divinatory PANEL "Uncommon Knowledge" Three Ways: Two Techniques in China Artists and a Historian Map Western India for a 141 PANEL British Company Official, 1774-1797 Nature and Cities: Discovering the Transformed 161 Urban Environment in China PANEL Breaking and Making: Postcolonial 142 Reconfigurations and Hindi Modernist Literature PANEL Making Subjects Fit to Rule: Cultural 162 Revolutions in Twentieth-Century China PANEL Land, Ecology, Space: Representation and 143 Practice in South Asia PANEL Connecting the Empire: New Perspectives on 163 Transport, Communication, and Calendrical SOUTHEAST ASIA Systems of the Qing Empire (1644-1912) PANEL PANEL Speculative Futures of the Southeast Asian Spatial Statecraft: Urban Political Narratives in 144 City (Part II): Cultural Politics of Economic 164 Late Imperial and Early Republican Beijing Change PANEL Knowledge of Exotica: Writing the Other and PANEL Beyond Borders: Global Perspectives on Early 165 Placing the Self in Early Modern China 145 Communist Movements in the Malay World PANEL Living with the Yangzi: Technology, State Power, and Environmental Change in the PANEL Contested "Chineseness" in Cold War East 166 Lowlands of Central China 146 and Southeast Asia: Literature, Cinema, and Publishing PANEL Communist Processes and Mao-era Policies in 167 the Ethnic Borderlands of Western China PANEL Visual and Material Translation: Southeast 147 Asian Elite Cultural Constructions in Late PANEL Jiang Qing (1914-1991) from Multiple 19th-Early 20th-Century Southeast Asia 168 Perspectives Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 43 Panels By GeographicFriday Area

5:15PM-7:15PM FRIDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA JAPAN CONTINUED Boys Love (BL) Media in Transit and PANEL Signs of Empire: Emerging Faces of Japanese PANEL Transformation around East, South, and 187 Imperialism 169 Southeast Asia CHINA AND INNER ASIA PANEL Cold War Citizens: Understanding and Fighting 170 the Cold War in the Contemporary Asia PANEL Establishing and Reading a Han Text: Recent 188 Studies of ’s Shiji Populism and Popular Dissent in Asia: Will They PANEL PANEL (In)visible Body in Motion: Visual Practices and 171 Lead to Democratic Backsliding or Authoritarian Consolidation in the Region? 189 Social Movements in Modern China PANEL New Directions in Indian Ocean Studies: Through Fractured Lenses: Revisiting PANEL 190 Revolutionary Chinese Cinema and Its Legacies 172 Margins of the Market (2016) & A Sea of Debt (2017) PANEL Engaging a Closing China SOUTH ASIA 191

PANEL South Asia and the Environmental Legacies of PANEL (Re)claiming the Womb: Abortion, Reproductive 173 Modernization 192 Hygiene, and the Fickle State in Twentieth- Century China PANEL Impersonation and Gender Performatives in

174 Contemporary South Asia PANEL Contextualizing (Un)Queer Kinship: Family Change, Transnational Mobilities, and Indian Indenture and Practices of Freedom 193 PANEL Masculinity Construction 175 across the South Asian Diaspora: Lessons and Legacies PANEL Imagining Foreignness: Race, Nation, and the

PANEL 194 Body in Early Modern Chinese Narratives Afghanistan in Asian Studies II: A Roundtable 176 PANEL Local Gazetteers as a Database: New Digital 195 Research Methods SOUTH ASIA & SOUTHEAST ASIA PANEL PANEL New Perspectives on Chinese Political 180 Subaltern Bodies in Film and Literature 196 Economy: Firms as Agents of Change SOUTHEAST ASIA PANEL Liberalism and Its Discontents in Southeast 177 Asia

PANEL Unpacking Indonesia’s Nahdlatul Ulama: 178 Internal Tensions, Regional Variations, and Current Transformations

PANEL History, Ecology, Literature: Dwelling in 179 Sinophone Writings KOREA

PANEL Reclaiming Surplus: Politics, Technology, and 181 Culture of Dispensable Lives in Contemporary South Korea PANEL Anarchism in Korea: Its Transnational History 182 and Living Legacies

JAPAN PANEL Entanglements and Meshworks in Japan: Japan 183 through the Lens of Posthumanism Earning Your Stripes as an Academic: Advice

PANEL on Publishing, Presenting, Collaborating, 184 and Winning Support, for Young Faculty and Graduate Students in Asian Languages and Literatures PANEL Reflecting on Ryukyuan and Okinawan Literary 185 Studies

PANEL Remembering Executive Order #9066: 186 Post-War, Post-Internment Art by Japanese and Japanese-American Artists

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Between Land and Sea: The Making of PANEL Friday Sessions 10:30AM-12:30PM Littoral Ethnicity in Asia 46 PJackson, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM #ASIANOW ROUNDTABLE PANEL 43 Chaired by Gary C. Luk, University of Saskatchewan What the West Needs to Hear from Asia The Rakhines of Coastal Bangladesh: Forced Migration, Sponsored by Ford Foundation Ethnic Encounter, and Connected History in the Northern Bay of Bengal PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM The Orang Suku Laut: Navigating Identity across Chaired by Haruko Satoh, Osaka University Boundaries Discussants: Cynthia Chou, Joseph Haldane, Osaka University Constructing Littoral Nationality: The Dan in Intellectual Sheila Smith, Council on Foreign Relations Writings in Republican China Peng Er Lam, National University of Singapore Gary C. Luk, University of Saskatchewan

PANEL PANEL Gender, Ethnicity, and Encounter: Ming-Qing SOCIAL SCIENCE 44 China in a Comparative Perspective 47 New Directions in Research on Policy PTyler, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Making in China Chaired by Clara Wing-chung Ho, Hong Kong Baptist PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM University Chaired by Jane Duckett, University of Glasgow A Muslim Admiral and the Chinese Fleet: A Revisionist View of the Ming Voyages (1405-1433) in Comparative Toward a Dynamic Understanding of Policy Networks and Perspective Ideas in China Guotong Li, California State University, Long Beach Jane Duckett, University of Glasgow Teaching Moms as a Global Theme in Painting: A Exploring the Pivotal Role of Leading Small Groups in Comparison of Yefang Shoujing Tu (1725) and a Life Well Chinese Policy Making Matthias Stepan, MERICS Spent (1862) Clara Wing-chung Ho, Hong Kong Baptist University Narisong Huhe, University of Strathclyde Representing the Feminine "Other": The Images of Who Gets What and Why? Social Construction and "Foreign" Women in Wang Tao’s (1828-1890) Writings Housing Policy Design in China Xiaorong Li, University of California, Santa Barbara Diwen , Harvard-Yenshing Institute When Gender and Ethnicity Encountered the Host Societies: Discussant: Overseas Chinese Land Purchase and Lawsuit in Hoi an and Victor Shih, University of California, San Diego Batavia, 1700s-1800s Boyi Chen, Washington University in St. Louis The Political Economy of Multinational Firms PANEL Discussant: in Contemporary East Asia: Case Studies 45 Keith McMahon, University of Kansas from the Pharmaceutical, Automobile, and Telecommunications Sectors Narrating Pirates: Identity, History, and PANEL 48 PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Fiction in Early Modern China and Southeast Asia (1550-1750) Chaired by Eric Harwit, University of Hawai’i at Manoa PHarding, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Globalizing Government-Business Relations: Multinational Firms and the Japanese Pharmaceutical Market Chaired by Engseng Ho, Duke University Kristi Govella, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Xu Hai: One Pirate, Several Lives? Varieties of Glocalization: Sub-National State Capitalism Java in Discord: Unofficial History, Vernacular Fiction, and and Supplier Network Development in the Chinese Auto the Discourse of Imperial Identity in Late Ming China (1574- Industry 1620) Seung-Youn Oh, Bryn Mawr College Yuanfei Wang, University of Georgia The Internationalization of China’s Leading Social Media The Enigma of Lin Daoqian: Piracy and Popular Culture Mobile App: Overseas Expansion of China’s Wechat among the Maritime Chinese Diaspora Eric Harwit, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Xing Hang, Brandeis University Political Conflict and Firm Diversification in East Asia Discussant: Kristin Vekasi, University of Maine Peter Shapinsky, University of Illinois, Springfield

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Comrades No More: The Outbreak of the PANEL Being "Malay" in the World: Belonging PANEL Third Indochina War, Forty Years On 49 Across Diasporas 52 PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Shawn McHale, George Washington Chaired by Ronit Ricci, Hebrew University of Jerusalem University Sarandib, Lanka, Ceylon: Banishment and Belonging Drawing the Bamboo Curtain: U.S. Relations with Ronit Ricci, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Communist Countries during the Carter Era Origins and Ancestors: Claiming “Malay” Space in Southern Khue D. Do, Seoul National University Africa and Beyond Justifying “Liberation”: The Making of Vietnam’s Cambodian Decade, 1979-1985 Transculturality as a Curse: Being a Native Alien in Mecca Hoang M. Vu, Cornell University Discussant: Remember and Forget the Last War: The Discursive Charles Hallisey, Harvard University Memory of the Sino-Vietnamese War in China Qingfei Yin, George Washington University From Land to Sea: Scaling Asian PANEL Discussant: Environmental History in the Age of 53 Shawn McHale, George Washington University Revolutions PMaryland Suite C, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PANEL The Boundaries of Global Asia: 50 Chaired by Anthony D. Medrano, Harvard University Transnational Approach to China, Japan, Korea, and Beyond The Machine in the Wasteland: Environmental Change and Agricultural Mechanization in Late Nineteenth-Century China PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 10:30AM-12:30PM Peter Lavelle, Temple University Chaired by Suma Ikeuchi, University of Alabama Industrial Aquaculture’s Imperial Moment: Gokasho Pearl Farm as Saltwater Model, 1921-1936 Of Two Bloods: Return Migration and Global Pentecostalism Kjell Ericson, Kyoto University among Nikkei Brazilian Migrants in Contemporary Japan Suma Ikeuchi, University of Alabama History between the Tides: Ecology and Industry in the Straits of Melaka, 1880-1940 Affect and Aspirations in Diaspora: Korean and Japanese Anthony D. Medrano, Harvard University Migrant Activisms in Berlin Jin-Heon Jung, Free University Berlin The Range of the River: A New Spatial Scale across Northeastern India and Mainland Southeast Asia, 1850- Generational Belonging in the Nation-State: The Case of 1950 Recent Chinese Senior Migrants in Boston Iftekhar Iqbal, Universiti Darussalam Nicole Newendorp, Harvard University Discussant: Racing “Multicultural Cooperation”: Japanese Media Lance Nolde, California State University, Channel Coverage of Biracial Participants in International Beauty and Islands Athletic Competitions Marvin Sterling, Indiana University Bloomington PANEL Identification and Incommensurability: 54 Discussant: Translating between Chinese, Persian, and Sonia Ryang, Rice University Arabic, 17th-20th Centuries PANEL PTruman, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM New Frontiers in Research on Institutional 51 Change: Evidence from East Asia Chaired by Michael Hill, College of William & Mary PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Translating : Ma Junwu and Taha Husayn Michael Hill, College of William & Mary Chaired by Patricia L. Maclachlan, University of Texas at Austin Bodies Translated: The Synthesis of Islamic and Chinese Physiological Theories in 17th- and 18th-Century China Discussants: Dror Weil, Max Planck Institute for the History of Patricia L. Maclachlan, University of Texas at Austin Science Kay Shimizu, University of Pittsburgh Juan Wang, McGill University Orientalist Ambivalence and Mirror Images: Arab Writings of Yves Tiberghien, University of British Columbia Early Maoist China Mohammed al-Sudairi, University of Hong Kong

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Positioning Achaemenid Persian Empire PANEL Encountering the Exotic: Responses to the PANEL Visual Studies in Asian History and 55 New and the Foreign in Early-Modern and 58 Historiography Colonial South Asia PVirginia A, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Amanda Dusting, University of Chaired by Mou Banerjee, Harvard University From the Gates of Asia to the Heart of it all: Achaemenid Pineapples, Marigolds, and Marvels of Peru: South Asian Persian Materials and Monuments in Scholarship, Literary and Artistic Responses to Exotic Flora, 1600- University and Museum 1800 Alexander Nagel, National Museum of Natural History, Nicolas Roth, Harvard University Smithsonian Institution “The New Wine of Life”: Registering Novel Commodities The Achaemenid Merlon in the Asian Satrapies and Urban Change in Colonial Bengal through Persian Amanda Dusting, Poetry and Urdu Prose Andrew Amstutz, University of Wisconsin, Madison Aśoka and the Achaemenids: Beyond Influence Anxieties Margaret Cool Root, University of Michigan Dynastic Continuity and Biological Succession: Debating Political Theology in the Mummadi Krsnar ja Iii’s Fight for Asian in Character, Persian in Design: Achaemenid Persian ā an Heir Ceramics in 21st-Century Asia and the U.S. Caleb Simmons, University of Arizona Eilanra Abdesho-Kasvi, George Washington University The Exotic and the Banal: Women and Consumption in PANEL 19th-Century Calcutta Transnational Knowledge Cultures 56 Swati Moitra, University of Calcutta PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Discussant: Mou Banerjee, Harvard University Chaired by Michael Pettid, State University of New York, Binghamton Domesticating the Raj through Songs of PANEL Can Preferential Trade Agreements Help Overcome Cross- 59 Cultural Hindrances? The Case of Indian it Services Trade Jewish India with Japan and Korea Tokas, Indian Institute of Management PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Bangalore Chaired by Joan Roland, Pace University Knowledge Transfer or Cheap Migrant Labor? An Analysis Portuguese Catholic Dance Drama Influences in Kerala of the Japanese Foreign Trainee (Gaikokujin Kenshusei Jewish Purim Songs Seido) Program and Its Impact on Indonesian Migrant Barbara Johnson, Ithaca College Workers in Japan Yusy Widarahesty, University of Al Azhar Indonesia How a Missionary Psalter Became a Jewish Songbook: The Case of Davidachi Gite "Particular Universalism in a Transnational Buddhist Youth Anna Schultz, Stanford University Peace Movement Justin B. Stein, Bukkyo University Call and Response: Iraqi Jewish Musical Responses to the British Raj in Twentieth-Century Bombay PANEL Sara Manasseh, Independent Scholar Waste and Economies of Recycling in India 57 Discussant: PVirginia Suite B, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Joan Roland, Pace University Chaired by Frank Korom, Boston University PANEL Reconciling Growth and Welfare: State and 60 Clean India! Swachh Bharat! Obstacles and Advantages Social Change in Contemporary South Asia Robin Jeffrey, Institute of South Asian Studies Singapore PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Partial Interventions and Everyday Practices: Apprehending Dominance for Development: Party Competition and a Scrap Market in Delhi India’s Welfare Turn Ishani Saraf, University of California, Davis Elizabeth Chatterjee, University of Chicago “There’s No Definition of Old in This Market”: Reuse Engaging Rural Indian Interventions: Constructing Local Economies in India’s e-Waste Capital Governance through Resource Access and Authority Julia Corwin, University of Minnesota Siddharth Sareen, University of Bergen “Black Gold”: The Recycling of Hair in India Mapping the Role of Data to Govern and Intervene: Assa Doron, Australian National University Understanding State, Surveillance, and Democracy in Discussant: Digital India Frank Korom, Boston University

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Words, Images and Actions: Recent PANEL PANEL Contributions to Bhutan Studies, Part I 61 Vietnam’s Modern Underworlds 64 PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Ken MacLean, Clark University Chaired by Karma Phuntsho, Loden Foundation Socialism’s Underworld: Crime and Gold The Relationship between Bhutan and Sikkim in the 18th Ben V. Tran, Vanderbilt University Century, Based on a New Translation of the Denjong Gyalrab Geography of Vice: Clandestine Prostitution in Tonkin, John Ardussi, University of Virginia 1920-1945 Christina Firpo, California Polytechnic State University Developing a History of Bhutanese Literature Kurtis Schaeffer, University of Virginia Crimes in Tonkinese Coal Mines Thuy Linh Nguyen, Mount Saint Mary College From Psyche to Cyberspace: Digitizing Bhutan’s Cultural Heritage Narrative Containment of the Same-Sex Underworld in Bùi Karma Phuntsho, Loden Foundation Anh Tấn’s Works Quoc Vinh Nguyen, Harvard University The Impact of Digital Humanities Archives on Art Historical Studies in Bhutan Discussant: Ariana Maki, University of Virginia Ken MacLean, Clark University

PANEL PANEL Contesting Religious Authority in Southeast 62 Performing Gender: Unsettling Norms in Asia: Comparison Across Religions South Korean Popular Culture 65 PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Matthew J. Walton, Chaired by Stephanie J. Choi, University of California, Santa Barbara Myanmar’s “Buddhist Nationalist” Movement: A Challenge to Religious Authorities? Idol Singers’ Intimate Labor in the Global Circulation of Matthew J. Walton, University of Oxford K-Pop Aye Thein, University of Oxford Stephanie J. Choi, University of California, Santa Barbara Islamic Governance, Ethical Spying and the Paradox Afterlives of “Deviant”-Declared Supernatural Practices in Amber’s Gender Play: Androgynous Idols in K-Pop Brunei Michelle H. S. Ho, Stony Brook University Dominik Müller, Max Planck Institute for Social Intersecting Identities of Female Rock Musicians in Korea Anthropology Kendra Van Nyhuis, University of California, Berkeley Female Preachers and Mediated Islamic Authority in Rural Dreams and Gender Norms in South Korean Travel TV Malaysia Shows David Kloos, Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Bonnie Tilland, Yonsei University Asian and Caribbean Studies Discussant: Airs, Waters, Places and the Peoples Who PANEL Donna Kwon, University of Kentucky Asia 63 Use and Abuse All of Them in Southeast PANEL Sponsored by AAS Southeast Asia Council (SEAC) North Korea and the World: Transnational 66 and TRaNS Journal Movement of Academia, Technology, Festivity, and Investment PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by C. Michele Thompson, Southern Connecticut State University Chaired by Robert M. Oppenheim, University of Texas Sense of Place and Pro-Environmental Behaviour Change of at Austin Vietnamese Community in Marine Protected Area The Agency of Socialist Intellectuals in the Academy of Ngoc Pham, University of Sydney Sciences of the DPRK, 1952-1964 Pocket of Urban Exclusion: Constructing Vulnerability and Restoring the Global of Vinalon, Juche Fiber’s Hidden Story Well-Being among Scavengers in a Reclamation Area in Eunsung Cho, Columbia University Manila Ideology in the Twilight of : The Curious Case Maria Alejandria-Gonzalez, University of Santo Thomas of North Korea’s Ideological Solidarity with East Germany Environmental Sustainability: A Key to Growth and and Foreign Youth Groups in the 1980s Development in the Context of Climate Change for Cat Ba Thomas Stock, University of California, Los Angeles Island, Cat Hai District, Hai Phong City, Viet Nam North Korea and Foreign Investment: Following the China Ha Hoang, Vietnam National University Model? Transboundary Haze as a Human Health Issue in Southeast Henri Feron, Columbia University Asia: ASEAN and Member State Responses Discussant: Helena Varkkey, University of Malaya Cheehyung Kim, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Discussant: Michitake Aso, University at Albany-State University of New York 48 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Friday

Representing Imperial Japan and its PANEL Rethinking the Scope and Significance of PANEL Aftermath 67 “Sensoga” (War Painting) During the 70 PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM 15-Year War P Chaired by Miriam Kingsberg Kadia, University of Delaware Suite B, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Colorado, Boulder Chaired by Paul Berry, Kansai Gaidai University Bo(a)rders of the Imperial Japanese Screen: Amateur Film, Towards a New Conception of Sensoga during the 15-Year Tourism PR, and the “Japan-Korea-Manchuria Route” War Shota T. Ogawa, Nagoya University Paul Berry, Kansai Gaidai University Chasing the Butterfly: The Becoming-Minor of Role of the Army in Art: Wartime Activities of Rikugun Takagi Kyōzō and “Manchurian Literature” Bijutsu Kyokai (Army Art Association) Joshua Solomon, Hirosaki University Reita Hirase, Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art Eternally Rising Sun: Biopolitics and Imperialist Fantasy in Are Wartime Icons for a Buddhist Temple “War Art”? The Japan’s Postwar Empire Case at Shitennnoji, Osaka (1937-1945) Christopher A. Shinn, Howard University Yasuko Tsuchikane, The Cooper Union Imperial Literature, Colonial Violence, and the Fantasy Postwar U.S.-Japan Collaborative Production of “War of the Multi-Ethnic Japanese Empire: Long Yingzong’s Painting” for the Reports of General MacArthur Japanese-Language Literature, “the Family,” and Megumi Kitahara, Osaka University the Imperialization Policies in Colonial Taiwan Mari Ishida, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Michael Lucken, National Institute of Oriental Rejected Sincerity: The False Logic of Becoming Imperial Languages and Civilizations (INALCO) Citizens in the Volunteer Films of Colonial Korea Hyun Hee Park, Smith College PANEL Embodied Texts: Rescripting Modern 71 PANEL Japanese Literature and Media History Publishing in Scholarly Journals on Japan 68 PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 10:30AM-12:30PM PHoover, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Seth Jacobowitz, Yale University Chaired by James C. Dobbins, Oberlin College Nishi Amane’s Case for Romanization and the Discovery of Presenters: World Scripts Janet Hunter, London School of Economics and Seth Jacobowitz, Yale University Political Science Script as Function in Tanizaki’s The Key: Reading beyond a Hyung-Gu Lynn, University of British Columbia Gendered Binary Gregory Noble, University of Tokyo Christopher Lowy, University of Washington Bettina Gramlich-Oka, Sophia University Christopher Gertels, SOAS University of London Writing at the Speed of Thinking: The Kana-Typewriter and the Rehabilitation of the Male Hand PANEL Miyako Inoue, Stanford University Artists Acting up in the Season of Politics: 69 Literature, Folklore, Performance, Discussants: Zev Handel, University of Washington Architecture in 1960s-1970s Japan Hideto Tsuboi, International Research Center for PDelaware Suite A, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Japanese Studies Chaired by Ayako Kano, University of Pennsylvania Omenology and Ritual Responses to Disaster PANEL Mishima Yukio on Art and “Aesthetic Terrorism” among Heian-Period Elites 72 Andrew Rankin, Independent Scholar P Architext: An Oblique Activism in Architecture Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 10:30AM-12:30PM Lisa Hsieh, University of Minnesota Chaired by D. Max Moerman, Columbia University Crossing Genres in Okinawan Performance: Art, Folk, and Omens, Epidemics, and Eruptions: Fuji in the Eyes of Power in the Cultural Protection System Heian-Period Elites Hideyo Konagaya, Waseda University Andrew Bernstein, Lewis & Clark College Rescuing the Body in the Era of Image Politics: Hi Red Earthquakes, Onmyōji, and Omenology in Heian Japan Center’s Performance Shelter Plan (1964) Alessandro Poletto, Columbia University Daria Melnikova, University of Pennsylvania Comets, Disasters, and the Definition of Regime Change in Discussants: Late Heian Japan Laura Lee, Florida State University Kristina Buhrman, Florida State University Mary Alice Haddad, Wesleyan University Discussant: Mimi Yiengpruksawan, Yale University

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Sex and Sexuality in Greater China and PANEL History and Memory in the PRC: Competing PANEL Inner Asia 73 Narratives of the Anti-Rightist Campaign 76 PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Carlos Rojas, Duke University Chaired by Felix Wemheuer, University of Cologne Faithful Women in Jin Ping Mei: Literary Borrowing, Blooming Flowers, Poisonous Weeds, Wilted Grass: History, Adaptation, and Reinterpretation Memory and Image from the Anti-Rightist Campaign, Ye Yuan, Columbia University 1957-58 Feminism Contested: Female Reporters in Taiwan Pulp Dayton Lekner, University of Melbourne Mei-Hsuan Chiang, National University of the From Shame to Pride: Changing Perceptions and Identity Arts Formation of “Rightists” Love Experts: A Case Study of Relationship Counseling Yidi Wu, St. Mary’s College, Indiana Company in Contemporary China The Fate of the Intellectuals: Biography as Critique of the Haiping Liu, Chinese University of Hong Kong Anti-Rightist Campaign Love, Sex, or Prostitution: Trans Ethnic Sex on the Qing Will Sima, Australian National University Empire’s Muslim Frontier The Battle for China’s Collective Memory: Official and Jianfei Jia, Indiana University Bloomington Unofficial Narratives of the Anti-Rightist Campaign The Secret Codes of Female Same-Sex Intimacy in Chinese (1957-58) Late Imperial Literature Anja Blanke, Free University Berlin Wendy Sun, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Felix Wemheuer, University of Cologne Overturning Old Ideas about Yuan PANEL Architecture 74 Advances in Understanding Chinese Court PANEL 77 PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Behavior P Chaired by Nancy Steinhardt, University of Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Pennsylvania Chaired by Ethan Michelson, Indiana University A Yuan-period Mausoleum in Guyuan, Bloomington Nancy Steinhardt, University of Pennsylvania Decoupling: Marital Violence and the Struggle to Divorce in The “Art” of Yuan Tomb Architecture China Wei-cheng Lin, University of Chicago Ethan Michelson, Indiana University Bloomington Regression in Yuan Timber Construction System and Why Mass Digitization of Chinese Court Decisions: How to Use It Happened Text as Data in the Field of Chinese Law Lala Zuo, United States Naval Academy Benjamin Liebman, Columbia University Xia Yong: Rethinking Yuan Architectural Painting in Frames and Schemas in Judging: Divorce Law Practice in Relation to the Southern Song Legacy Trial Courts in Reform China Leqi Yu, University of Pennsylvania Ke Li, City University of New York, John Jay College Discussant: Partial Decisions: Presence and Absence in Capital Cases Keith Wilson, Freer/Sackler Galleries of Art, Published by China’s Highest Court Smithsonian Institution Tobias Smith, University of California, Berkeley Discussants: Data Past, Data Present: Chinese Narratives PANEL Benjamin Liebman, Columbia University Of/As Information History 75 Ke Li, City University of New York, John Jay College Sponsored by The Center for Humanities and PANEL Information, Penn State China and the World in 1900: Comparative 78 Perspectives PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Anatoly Detwyler, Columbia University Chaired by Rana Mitter, University of Oxford Big Data in Modern China: On Liang Qichao’s Invention of “Historical Statistics” Discussants: Anatoly Detwyler, Columbia University Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Journal of Asian Studies Robert Bickers, University of Bristol Narrative as Dataframe: A Structural Analysis of State Tobie Meyer-Fong, Johns Hopkins University Communication in Late Imperial China Xiangyu Xu, Pennsylvania State University Chelsea Wang, Claremont McKenna College Ellen Sebring, Duke University A Prehistory of Digital Humanities in China Jing Chen, Nanjing University A Digital Study of Citation Practice in Pre-Modern Chinese Literature Donald Sturgeon, Harvard University Discussant: Hilde De Weerdt, Leiden University 50 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Friday

Approaches to Economic Reconstruction in PANEL An Archeology of the Popular: Renegotiating PANEL China, 1930s-1950s 79 Language, Point of View, and Authority in 82 Yuan/Ming Chinese Songs and Theater PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Chaired by Margherita Zanasi, Louisiana State University Chaired by Patricia Sieber, Ohio State University Envisioning New China: Industrialists, Economic Planning, The Nature of Performative Iconoclasm: Diasporic Writer and Postwar Regimes, 1945-1953 Xue Angfu (c. 1268 to After 1350) and His Send-Up of Anne H. Reinhardt, Williams College Chinese Icons Challenges of Transition: Chinese Industrial Cooperatives Patricia Sieber, Ohio State University from War to Peace Failures of Performance: Audience and Actor in Yuan Yan Lu, University of New Hampshire Urban Theater Explaining the Transformation and Evolution of Central Karin Myhre, University of Georgia State Enterprises through War and Revolution: A Case The Actor’s Art and Jester Meng Study of Dadukou Iron and Steel Works in , Regina Llamas, Stanford University 1937-1957 Discussants: Morris Bian, Auburn University Paul Smith, Haverford College Discussant: Hongchu Fu, Washington and Lee University Margherita Zanasi, Louisiana State University Two-part Panel:Knowledge Production, PANEL Law in Early Imperial China: Interpretation PANEL Reading Practice, and Meaning Making in 83 and Transformation 80 Mao’s China: Part I, Cultural Production and PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Party Governance Chaired by Karen Turner, College of the Holy Cross PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 10:30AM-12:30PM Doubtful Cases: Hesitation and Misgiving in the Making of Chaired by Eddy U, University of California, Davis Early Imperial Law Jesse D. Watson, University of California, Berkeley Creating a Local Women’s Magazine: Shanghai Women’s Federation and Modern Women From Secretive Rulers to Leaking Officials: Status and the Chang Liu, King’s College London Regulation of Confidentiality in Early Imperial China Luke Habberstad, University of Oregon Socialist Impressions: Printing in the Cultural Revolution Yi Lu, Harvard University A Study on the Yuegonglü Based on Newly Excavated Materials from Yangzhou Archaism in Book Culture in the Mao Era Zhaoyang Zhang, Shanghai Jiaotong University Yuyu (Lara) Yang, SOAS University of London Discussant: Popular Publishing for Socialist Construction: Series Sarah Queen, Connecticut College Publication and Negotiated Cultural Production during the Mao Era Robert Culp, Bard College Reconfiguring the Past: Religio-Philosophical PANEL 81 Discussant: Inquiry in Modern Chinese Literature Jonathan Abel, Pennsylvania State University PRoosevelt 5, Exhibit Level 10:30AM-12:30PM PANEL Chaired by Jianmei Liu, Hong Kong University of Manufacturing the Metropolis in Modern 84 Science and Technology and Contemporary China Religious Imagination of History and Locality: Wu- PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 10:30AM-12:30PM Shamanism in the Writing of Xiao Hong and Duanmu Hongliang Chaired by Qin Shao, The College of New Jersey Shuyang Pan, Washington University in St. Louis Locating the Train Station, Repositioning the City: From Russian Orthodox Christianity to Humanism: The Coevolution of Railway and , 1908-1917 Transculturation and Secularization of Tolstoyism in China Kan Li, University of Minnesota Xiaolu Ma, Kalamazoo College Creating the Energy-Intensive Metropolis: Peak-Load Women and Dao in Gao Xingjian’s Works Management in 1950s Shanghai Jianmei Liu, Hong Kong University of Science and Ying Jia Tan, Wesleyan University Technology Building Beyond Oil: Daqing and the Formation of an Alternative Industrial Landscape in China The Novel as Consciousness: Ning Ken’s Heaven•Tibet Thomas Moran, Middlebury College Li Hou, Tongji University Discussant: Demanufacturing Chongqing: Steel, Bullets, and Creativity Letty Chen, Washington University in St. Louis in the Post-Mao Era Yanfei Li, University of Toronto Discussant: Qin Shao, The College of New Jersey

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Living Socialism: Ideology and Culture in PANEL Cultural Forms for Performing PANEL North Korean Society 340 Community-Crossing Identity and Tensions 86 PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 10:30AM-12:30PM in the Everyday Life P Chaired by Gregg Brazinsky, George Washington Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 12:45PM-2:45PM University Chaired by Hsiao Min Yu, Lingnan University Mobilizing the Masses: The Vietnam War and Welcoming Drama for Critical Pedagogy with "Off Track" Students Foreign Leaders in North Korea in Hong Kong: Rehearsing Tensions among the Self and Benjamin Young, George Washington University Institutional Socialization Sexual Deviants, Virtuous Women, and Corporeal Mastery Hsiao Min Yu, Lingnan University in Postwar North Korea Exploring the Filipino Identity with Filipino-American Making “Democratic Citizens”: Ideology and Citizenship Children in New York and New Jersey through Filipino among North Korean Refugees Language and Culture Classes Sheena Chestnut Greitens, University of Missouri Laura Cabochan, The Filipino School of New York & New Jersey Adorning Our Country with Beauty: Thematic Shifts in North Korean Fiction since the Third Generation Leadership Between Practice and Politics: Puppetry as a Means to Transition Perform ASEAN Meredith Shaw, University of Southern California Si Peng Terence Tan, Artsolute Discussant: Voices of Art: Cultural Translation in the Exhibition of Andre Schmid, University of Toronto “Between Declarations and Dreams: Art of Southeast Asia since the 19th Century” in National Gallery Singapore Friday Sessions 12:45PM-2:45PM Discussant: Laura Cabochan, The Filipino School of New York & New Jersey

#ASIANOW ROUNDTABLE Gender and Career Outcomes in Japanese PANEL The Rohingya Question and South Korean Workplaces 87 Sponsored by the Ford Foundation PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM P Marriott Ballroom, Salon 3 12:45PM-2:45PM Key Determinants of Successful Labor Market Re-entry Chaired by Maitrii V. Aung-Thwin, National University among Highly Educated Women in Japan of Singapore Impact of Female Managers on the Use of Family-Friendly Discussants: Measures among their Subordinates Francis Wade, Freelance Journalist Makiko , Tokyo Metropolitan University Jacques Leider, École française d›Extrême-Orient Magnus Fiskesjo, Cornell Univerisity Work-Family Policies in Comparative Perspective: Japan and David Steinberg, Johns Hopkins University the Netherlands Tharapi Than, Northern Illinois University Kuniko Ishiguro, Tokyo International University Yorum C.H. Beekman, Leiden University Women’s Career Outcomes and Gender-Diversity Policies in PANEL South Korean Firms SOCIAL SCIENCE 85 Yorum C.H. Beekman, Leiden University Afterlives of British Water Systems in Asia Discussant: PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 12:45PM-2:45PM Keiko Hirao, Sophia University Chaired by Maira Hayat, University of Chicago PANEL Contested Boundaries of Literary Chinese 88 We Have Always Wanted to Be Modern: Sovereignty, a in East Asia Shared River Basin, and the Postcolonial in Pakistan Maira Hayat, University of Chicago PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Dialogics of Water’s Lively Afterlives in Postcolonial Chaired by Brian Steininger, Princeton University Singapore Kokan Shiren and the Problem of the Literary in Fourteenth- Martha Kaplan, Vassar College Century Japan “Blood and Water Cannot Flow Together”: The Indus Brian Steininger, Princeton University Water Treaty and Its Afterlife in Kashmir Turning the Poems into Songs: The Intersection of Literary Mona Bhan, DePauw University Chinese and Vernacular Korean in Chosŏn Literature National Hydroelectric at Standstill: The Political Life of the Christina Han, Wilfrid Laurier University Brahmaputra Waters Diplomatic Friendships and the Cosmopolitan Transmission Tanmoy Sharma, Yale University of Poetic Norms in 18th-Century China and Vietnam Discussant: John Phan, Columbia University David Gilmartin, North Carolina State University Discussant: Sixiang Wang, Stanford University

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Conceptualizations of Buddhist Ritual Space PANEL Unsettled Geographies: Using Cross-Border PANEL across East Asia 89 Perspectives to Rethink 20th-Century Asia 92 P McKinley, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Daniel Stevenson, University of Kansas Chaired by Purvi Mehta, Colorado College From the Demon Gate to the Capital: Jien and the Transnational Origins of National Liberation: Revolutionary Restructuring of Tendai Ritual Space Networks in 20th-Century East and Southeast Asia Eric H. Swanson, Harvard University John Williams, Colorado College Relics, Pure Land Ritual, and the Creation of Chōgen’s Intimate Networks: The Jeju-Hanshin Passage Religious Virtual Space Michael Cronin, College of William & Mary Shea Ingram, Chinese University of Hong Kong Localized Social Lives in Motion: Worker Actions by Indian The Environment of Ritual in a Song-Dynasty Buddhist Workers in the Persian Gulf’s Oil Industry Monastery Andrea G. Wright, College of William & Mary Phillip E. Bloom, The Huntington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens Cross-Border Sisterhood: Anti-Caste and Feminist Solidarity at the Asian Tribunal on Women’s Rights Embodying the Perfection of Wisdom: The Making of a Purvi Mehta, Colorado College Buddhist Mountain in Pre-Modern Korea Maya Stiller, University of Kansas PANEL Discussant: Wonders of the Weak: Fraught 93 Daniel Stevenson, University of Kansas Self-Fashioning by and against Chinas in the Cold War PANEL Flipped Script: Mid-20th Century Literary 90 PJackson, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Expressions of Bilingualism in East Asia Chaired by Aminda Smith, Michigan State University PTyler, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chinese Medical Diplomacy in Eastern Africa during the Don’t Look Back in Anger: Post-Colonial Fiction by a Cold War Bilingual Generation in Taiwan and South Korea Nicole E. Barnes, Duke University Evelyn Ming Whai Shih, University of California, Red Evangelism: Cultural Diplomacy, Friendship Berkeley Associations, and Exporting the Chinese Revolution to Intertwining Tongues: Bilingualism and the Postcolonial Cambodia, 1949-1979 Transition Matthew Galway, University of British Columbia Faye Kleeman, University of Colorado, Boulder “The Embodiment of China’s 5,000 Years of Civilization”: Visible and Invisible Translation: The Conundrum of The U.S. Tour of Taiwan’s National Chinese Bilingualism in Yu Chin-O’s Lecturer Kim and Professor T Theater, 1973-1974 David Krolikoski Yanqiu Zheng, Northern Arizona University Translations without Originals: Bilingual Affect in Kim Ho Chi Minh’s Diplomatic Thought: Strategies and Tactics Sŏkpŏm’s Postwar Fiction Kosal Path, Brooklyn College Cindi Textor, University of Utah Discussant: Charlotte Brooks, City University of New York, Baruch PANEL College Art and War: The Japanese Invasion of 91 Korea of 1592-1598 PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Kenneth M. Swope, University of Southern Mississippi The East Shrine in Honor of Guan Yu as a Case of Transculturation after the Imjin War Sooa Im McCormick, Cleveland Museum of Art Remembering the Imjin War: Contesting Meaning and Refracted Memory Yoonjung Seo, Free University Berlin Ming Robes and Documents That Made Hideyoshi King of Japan Elizabeth Lillehoj, DePaul University Remembering the Siege of Marsha Haufler, University of Kansas Discussant: Kenneth M. Swope, University of Southern Mississippi

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F. HILARY CONROY PANEL PRIZE PANEL PANEL 94 Colonial Liberalism and Subaltern Politics in 97 Disability in Early Modern East Asia: Modern India: A Reappraisal Case Studies from China, Japan, and PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Korea, Ca. 1500-1870 Chaired by Uday Chandra, Georgetown University, Qatar PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 12:45PM-2:45PM The Colonial State, Liberalism, and Subaltern Chaired by Marta Hanson, Johns Hopkins University Consciousness in Modern India A Failure of Healing or Inevitable Impairment? Views of Dwaipayan Sen, Amherst College Injury and Disability in Ming-Qing Chinese Medicine Uday Chandra, Georgetown University, Qatar Yi-Li Wu, University of Michigan Government of Poverty in Colonial Bombay Perceptions towards Disability in Chosŏn Korea Sheetal Chhabria, Connecticut College Hyun Jae Yoo, Seoul National University The Paradox of Colonial Governance? Factory and Labor Disability and the Status Order in Early Modern Japan Regulations in Colonial Bombay Maren A. Ehlers, University of North Carolina at Female "Enslavement," Islam and History in Urdu Women’s Charlotte Press, 1930-1945 Discussants: Asiya Alam, Louisiana State University Marta Hanson, Johns Hopkins University Eugene Y. Park, University of Pennsylvania PANEL Infrastructures of Agriculture in South Asia The F. Hilary Conroy Prize is awarded to an outstanding 98 panel on a transnational topic that highlights PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 12:45PM-2:45PM developments across national boundaries and offers coverage of at least one East Asian nation (China, Japan, Chaired by Ateya Khorakiwala, Princeton University Taiwan and/or Korea). Embeddedness of Techno-Infrastructural Regimes in Caste and Labor Vineet Rathee, McGill University Words, Images and Actions: Recent PANEL 95 Circuits of Desire, Nodes of Dissent: Building Roads in Contributions to Bhutan Studies, Part II India’s Niyamgiri Hills PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Madhuri Karak, City University of New York - Graduate Center Chaired by Kuenga Wangmo, Royal University of Computers in the Countryside: Risk and Data Analysis in Bhutan Managing Agriculture during the Green Revolution Rediscovering Ancient Burial Practices of Bhutan Ateya Khorakiwala, Princeton University Kuenga Wangmo, Royal University of Bhutan Alternatives Amid Neglect: Resourcefulness and the Repair Lofty Praise of the Warrior Deity: A Bon Festival of of Infrastructures in Rural Bihar Invoking Dgra Lha (Warrior Deity) in Central Bhutan Hayden Kantor, Cornell University Dorji Gyeltshen, Royal University of Bhutan Discussant: Leveraging Cultural Knowledge for Environmental Mubbashir Rizvi Conservation in Bhutan PANEL PANEL Queerness 99 South Asian Muslim Political Thinkers on 96 Reform, Freedom and Resistance PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Sponsored by South Asian Muslim Studies Chaired by Shelley Feldman, Cornell University Association Hijra, Kothi, Bowdi, Ladies ... : The Importance of Indian PHarding, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Bhasas in Queer Activisms in India Chaired by M. Raisur Rahman, Wake Forest University Gourab Ghosh, Jawaharlal Nehru University The Multiple Legacies of Badruddin Tyabji Queerness in South Asia and the Transnational M. Raisur Rahman, Wake Forest University Nisha Kommattam, University of Chicago Itinerant Itineraries: The Political Thought of Muslim Reinventing Alternative Modern Masculinity through Revolutionaries Indigenous Androgyny in Fin De Siècle French Colonial Yasmin Saikia, Arizona State University Literature of Indochina: The Case of Albert De Pouvourville (1861-1939) Maulana Bhashani and the Political Mobilisation of Peasants Wanrug Suwanwattana, University of Oxford and Lower-Class Urban Workers in East Pakistan, c. 1930s- 1971 Trans Image: the Redefined “Third Gender” of Pakistan in a Local, Regional and International Context To Arabia and Back; The Career and Collection of Bohra Gaoli Liu, Kyoto University Scholar Muhammad Ali Al-Hamdani Sumaiya Hamdani, George Mason University Discussant: Yasmin Saikia, Arizona State University

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Speculative Futures of the Southeast Asian PANEL Music among Allies: Korean-German PANEL City (Part I): Urban Consequences of 100 Connections in the Making of Contemporary 103 Economic Change Art Music PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PVirginia Suite A, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Justin D. Stern, Harvard University Chaired by Nicholas Harkness, Harvard University Business Process Outsourcing, Urban Restructuring and the New Music Ambassadors: The Role of the Goethe-Institut Scrambling of Time in Metro Manila in Contemporary Korean Music of the 1970s-80s Justin D. Stern, Harvard University Heekyung Lee, Korea National University of Arts Growth Defies the Plan: Foreign Plans and Local A Dissident in Exile or an Eminent Composer? The Politics Transformation in Yangon, Myanmar of Performing Isang Yun in South Korea Nihal Perera, Ball State University Hyun Kyong Hannah Chang, Yale University The Cross-Border Airport Region of Singapore and Its Performing “Koreanness” in Germany: Display of Cultural Effects on Transnational Developments Identity as a Modernist Strategy in the Early Music of Anna Gasco, Singapore-ETH Centre Future Cities Isang Yun Laboratory Jung-Min Mina Lee, Duke University Jakarta’s Future Seascape German-Korean Trajectories: Korean Aesthetics in New Jennifer L. Gaynor, University at Buffalo - State Music University of New York Jocelyn Clark, Pai Chai University Discussant: PANEL Justin D. Stern, Harvard University The Materiality of Reading in Premodern 104 PANEL Korea: Voice, Image, and the Book Thailand 4.0: Reading the Military Junta’s 101 P “Roadmap”? Virginia Suite B, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Si Nae Park, Harvard University PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Hear It, Picture It: Reading the Text through Visual Chaired by Duncan McCargo, Columbia University Aspects of Books Charting the Cartography of the NCPO’s Media and Young Kyun Oh, Arizona State University Technology Policy on Its Path to Thailand 4.0 Metal-type Books and Their Readers in Premodern Korea Penchan Phoborisut, California State University, Kyung Hee Rho, University of Ulsan Fullerton The Intersections of Fiction as Aural Entertainment and Thailand 4.0: The Junta’s Post-Coup Nation Branding the Yadam Genre in Late Chosŏn Korea Project Si Nae Park, Harvard University Petra Desatova, Giving Voices to Social Memory of the Late Chosŏn Various Understandings of "Thailand 4.0": Hidden Conflicts Commerce of Books and Literature Naphon Phumma, Thammasat University Jiwon Shin, Arizona State University Thailand 4.0: Is the Thai Government Solving Old Problems Discussants: in a New Way? Robert E. Hegel, Washington University in St. Louis Discussant: Byung Sul Jung, Seoul National University Duncan McCargo, Columbia University Immigration Detention and Human Rights PANEL PANEL 105 Inter-Asian Intimacies and Interdictions in 102 of Non-Status Migrants in Japan Colonial and Postcolonial Southeast Asia PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PMaryland Suite C, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Apichai Shipper, Georgetown University Chaired by Guo-Quan Seng, National University of Singapore Interrogating Immigration Detention and Voices of Migrant Advocacy in Japan Patterns of Family Formation among Indian Traders in Kazue Takamura, McGill University French Indochina Natasha Pairaudeau, Filipino Irregular Migrants in Japan and the Impact of Immigration Control to Their Families and Children Retaining "Arabness" in the Netherlands Indies Human Rights Norms and Refugee Protection in Japan: 35 Nurfadzilah Yahaya, National University of Singapore Years On… Inter-marriage and the Shifting Boundaries of Race and Petrice Flowers, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Religion for the Chinese and Indigenous Communities in Discussant: Dutch Colonial Java (1830-1942) Keiko Yamanaka, University of California, Berkeley Guo-Quan Seng, National University of Singapore Illegible Intimacies: Inter-asian Belongings and Estrangements in Colonial Southeast Asia Chie Ikeya, Rutgers University Discussant: Tamara Loos, Cornell University Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 55 Friday

Hierarchies and Rainbows in Japan and PANEL Bodies in Pain, Pleasure, and Flux: PANEL Beyond: Problematizing Western Rubrics of 106 Transgressive Femininity in Japanese 108 Homoeroticism and Homosociality Media and Literature Sponsored by Society for Queer Asian Studies PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM (SQAS) Chaired by Marianne Tarcov, University of Chicago P Delaware Suite A, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM “Scent of a True Woman”: Smell and Perfume in the Poetry Chaired by Grace E. Ting, Oberlin College of Yonezawa Nobuko and Ōte Takuji Ogawa Ito’s Rainbow Garden: Love and Friendship Marianne Tarcov, University of Chicago between Women in Contemporary Japan The Birth and Death of a Professional Wrestling Alter- Grace E. Ting, Oberlin College Ego: Takahara Hidekazu’s Gamushara and the Loss of a Foster Brothers with Benefits: Subversion of Sexual Roles Transgressive Identity in a Lord-Vassal Dyad Fareed Ben-Youssef, New York University Shanghai Sachi Schmidt-Hori, Dartmouth College Linkle, the Female Gaze, and the Sailor Moon Paradox: Femme Love in Boys Love Fandom: Seme-uke Discourse in Differences in Receptions of Female Character Design in East Asia American and Japanese Fan Communities Kathryn Hemmann, George Mason University Casey Lee, Harvard University Discussant: The Transgressive Figure of the Female-Body-in-Pain in Kanai Mieko’s Early Writings Samuel Perry, Brown University Hannah Osborne, SOAS University of London The Constitution in Dispute: Japan Debates PANEL Discussant: Peace, Sovereignty, and Democracy 107 Rebecca Copeland, University of Washington in St. Louis PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PANEL Chaired by Tomoyuki Sasaki, College of William & Networks of Modern Japanese Art: 109 Mary Personal Dimensions Realist and Reactionary Conservatives in Japan: Their PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Different Views on the Constitution, the Military and Peace, and the Emperor and Popular Sovereignty Hasegawa Saburō and Yoshihara Jirō: Fellow Avant-Gardists Shunichi Takekawa, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific from Ashiya University Kōichi Kawasaki, Konan Women’s University The Constitution Must Be Defended: Toward a Conceptual Hasegawa Saburō and Inoue Yūichi: Rubbing, Talking, and Framework for Productive Discussion Drinking Tea Tomoyuki Sasaki, College of William & Mary Eugenia Bogdanova-Kummer, Freer/Sackler Galleries of Art, Smithsonian Institution Shin Godzilla and Japan’s Security Debate Tom Le, Pomona College Hasegawa Saburō and Hans Richter: Friendship of Abstract Artists Challenging the Nation-State from Within: Okinawan Social Minami Eguchi, University of Tsukuba Movements and the Constitution of Japan Gabriele Vogt, University of Hamburg Dissected Form or Discontinuous Strata Discussant: Discussant: Tsuneo Akaha, Middlebury Institute of International Bert Winther-Tamaki, University of California, Irvine Studies at Monterey Spectacle and Crises at the Tokyo Olympic PANEL Games: 1940, 1964, and 2020 110 PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Namiko Kunimoto, Ohio State University Olympic Dissent: Art, Politics, and the Tokyo Games Namiko Kunimoto, Ohio State University Despite Themselves: Writers at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics Kendall Heitzman, University of Iowa Reclaiming Land: The Olympic Games and Japan’s Changing Environment Robin Kietlinski, LaGuardia Community College, City University of New York Sporting New Images: The Uses and Abuses of Olympic Symbolism (1940, 1964, 2020) Jessamyn R. Abel, Pennsylvania State University Discussant: William W. Kelly, Yale University

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Cosmopolitan Scientists of Empire: PANEL Beyond Digitization, Cross-Specialization PANEL Japanese Experts in Trans-war and 111 114 Trans-Imperial Perspectives, 1920s to 1950s PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Sandi Ward, University of Pittsburgh Chaired by Daqing Yang, George Washington Convergence or Divergence? Mapping the Landscape of University Chinese Nongovernmental Organizations Zhaohui Xue, Stanford University From Manchurian Fossils to RAG-MAN-KO: Japanese Yan Long, Indiana University Bloomington Imperial Geology and Its American Connections, 1920s-1950s The China Biographical Database Project: Collaboration Daqing Yang, George Washington University between Research Projects and Libraries in Addressing Digital Humanities Challenges Imperial Migrations: Japanese Ornithologists and the American Empire in War and Peace Opportunities and Concerns: Collaborations between Annika Culver, Florida State University Scholars and Librarians in the Digital Era Tianni Wang, University of Pittsburgh Trans-Imperial Fruit Flies: The International Networks of Japanese Human Genetics, 1920s-1950s Discussants: Juliane Boehm, Free University Berlin Peter Bol, Harvard University James Cheng, Columbia University Discussants: Suzanne Moon, University of Oklahoma PANEL Nadin Heé, Max Planck Institute for the History of Medicine, Material Culture, and Daily Life in 115 Science Middle Period China Voices from the Sea: Fishers, Territorial PANEL Sponsored by Society for Song, Yuan, and Waters and “Ocean Culture” 112 Conquest Dynasty Studies PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Margaret Wee Siang Ng, College of Chaired by Angelina Chin, Pomona College Wooster Catch the Wave: The People’s Fisheries and the Socialist Discussants: Reform in Chinese Coastal Villages Hsiao-wen Cheng, University of Pennsylvania Xiaofei Gao, University of California, Santa Cruz TJ Hinrichs, Cornell University The Cultural Revolution at Sea: Dead Bodies and Kai-hsiang Hsu, Academia Sinica Kidnapping in Hong Kong Sea Territories Margaret Wee Siang Ng, College of Wooster Angelina Chin, Pomona College Brigid Vance, Lawrence University China’s Ocean Culture: Shaping a National Sea Power PANEL Narrative Governing Society in Contemporary China 116 Tabitha G. Mallory, University of Washington and Taiwan Discussants: PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Alexis Dudden, University of Connecticut Carla P. Freeman, Johns Hopkins University Regulating Sex in China: The Implementation of Policing and Public Health Prostitution Policies New Approaches in Chinese Environmental PANEL Margaret L. Boittin, York University History: Transregional and Frontier 113 The Culture of Administration: Taiwan’s Administrative Perspectives Law and Democratic Identity Anya Bernstein, University at Buffalo School of Law PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Which Citizens Have Voice under Authoritarianism? A Chaired by Lillian M. Li, Swarthmore College Survey Experiment on Chinese Officials Taking Frontier Paradigms to Tusk: On Ivory, Rhino Horns, Greg Distelhorst, Massachusetts Institute of and the Problematic Bounds of Qing Environmental History Technology Jonathan Schlesinger, Indiana University Bloomington De-Legitimizing China’s New Feminist Movement: When the Gods Owned Nature: Negotiating Water, Mining Transgression Contained and Forestry Rights in Qing Legal Cases Diana Fu, University of Toronto Tristan G. Brown, Stanford University Kaifa, Kaiken, Kaifang (Development, Reclamation, and Opening): Nature and Development on the Frontiers in Republican China Shellen Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Erosion and It’s Enemies: Water and Soil Conservation in Wartime China Micah Muscolino, University of Oxford Discussant: , Duke University

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“Of Rules and Men”: The Qing Imperial PANEL Sensory Pleasures and Perils in Premodern PANEL Institutions and Their Legal Framework 117 China 120 PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Pierre-Etienne Will, College de Chaired by Stephen H. West, Arizona State University Agonious or Didactic: An Analysis of the Debates in the Mirror, Desire and Visual Pleasure in the Spring in Nanjing Qing Capital Punishment Review and the Story of the Stone Min-te Pan, State University of New York at Oswego Yingzhi Zhao, City University of Hong Kong Legal Codes, Leading Cases and Provincial Regulations: From Kingship to Connoisseurship: The Early Third-Century Local Government Handling of Commercial Conflicts in Poetry on Swords and Beauties Eighteenth-Century China Hsiang-lin Shih, St. Olaf College Peng-sheng Chiu, Chinese University of Hong Kong That Persistent Scent of Virtue: Reading Echoes of Qu Discipline in the Archives: Law, Administration, and Yuan in the Southern Song Lyric Bureaucratic Centralization in the Qing Nicholas Morrow Williams, University of Hong Kong Maura Dykstra, California Institute of Technology Dressing the World of Kong Shangren (1648-1718) “Rules in the City”: Real Estate, Financial Ventures and the Guojun Wang, Vanderbilt University State in Beijing Under the Qing Luca Gabbiani, École française d'Extrême-Orient Discussant: Wendy Swartz, Rutgers University Discussant: Thomas Buoye, University of Tulsa PANEL The Extension of Credit in Modern 121 Chinese History Stalin and China: Mining the Archives and PANEL P Shedding New Light 118 Park Tower 8222, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM The International Banking Consortium and the Currency PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Reform Loan, 1910-1924 Chaired by Kristin Stapleton, University at Buffalo, Austin Dean, University of Nevada, Las Vegas State University of New York Money, Credit, and the Rise of Private Banks: Financial Learning How to Purge during Stalin’s Cultural Revolution: Innovation on the Northern Frontier of the Qing Empire Chinese Students at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, Zhiqian Qiao, Stanford University 1929-1930 Credit Rationing and Social Stability: Evidence from 1930s Hua-yu Li, Oregon State University China Stalin vs. Chiang Kai-shek: New Light on Sino-Soviet Alberto Manconi, Bocconi University Relations in the 1930s Spending or Lending: The Political Economy of Alexander Panstov, Capital University Infrastructure Finance in China Reactions of Citizens in the and China to Muyang Chen, University of Washington Khrushchev’s Denunciation of Stalin, 1956 Deborah Kaple, Princeton University PANEL Zhao Ziyang’s Legacy: A Reassessment Stalin and the Soviet Aid Project: Building China’s Largest 122 Steel Enterprise, 1952-1957 PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Koji Hirata, Stanford University Chaired by David Shambaugh, George Washington Discussant: University Stephen Smith, University of Oxford Discussants: PANEL David Shambaugh, George Washington University Disasters and the Reimagining of Modern 119 Guoguang Wu, University of Victoria China Winston Lord, International Rescue Commission Robert Suettinger, Independent Scholar PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Julian Gewirtz, University of Oxford Chaired by Grace Y. Shen, Fordham University Fighting Typhoons: Mass Mobilization and Knowledge in Mao Period Fangfeng Movements Clark L. Alejandrino, Georgetown University Earthquake Tables: Discovering National Weakness in Early Republican China Daniel Hausmann, University of Frankfurt Another May Fourth: The Bombing of Chongqing and Material Visions of Chinese Society during the War of Resistance John B. Thompson, Columbia University Discussant: Judith Shapiro, American University

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New Perspectives on Migration in PANEL Big Data Analysis of Chinese Religions on PANEL Chinese History 123 Social Media Under Xi Jinping Regime 126 PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 12:45PM-2:45PM PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 12:45PM-2:45PM State of Migration: Migration Management and the Sponsored by Society for the Study of Chinese Formation of the Imperial Institutions in Late Warring Religions States and Early Imperial China Maxim Korolkov, Heidelberg University Chaired by Fenggang Yang, Purdue University Bringing Them Home: Cross-Border Migrants and Families Church-State Relations on Weibo: Sentiment Analysis Left Behind during the Northern Wei and Southern around the Cross-Removal Campaign in Zhejiang in 2014- Dynasties 2016 Wen-Yi Huang, McGill University Yunping Tong, Purdue University Migration and Unification in Chinese History Mapping Islam and Islamophobia in Time and Space on the Patricia Ebrey, University of Washington Ground and on Weibo Charles Chang, Purdue University The Migration and Nativization in the Inner Asian Borderlands of the Qing and Russian Empires Digital Herbs: The Intersections of Daoism and Yangsheng Wei-Chieh Tsai, Indiana University Bloomington in Contemporary China Jonathan E. E. Pettit, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Discussant: Richard von Glahn, University of California, Los Mapping the Popularity of Han Buddhism vs. Tibetan Angeles Buddhism on Weibo Fenggang Yang, Purdue University PANEL Canton, Beijing, and the Court: Chinese 124 Export Painting Revisited Friday Sessions 3:00PM-5:00PM PTruman, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM The Local in Canton: Rethinking “Costume Albums” #ASIANOW ROUNDTABLE Export Painting of Northern China in the Late Qing Period: Beyond the Academy: Public Policy Careers Subjects of Paintings and Scenes of Beijing’s Everyday Life Polina Rud, Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology for Asianists and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) PThurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM From Court Paintings to Export Paintings: Some Chaired by Stacy Hartman, Modern Language Observations on the Commercial Workshops in Beijing Association during the Qing Dynasty Yu-chih Lai, Academia Sinica Discussants: Tim Marshall, U.S. Department of State, Fulbright A View of Canton on the Move: A Material Complex of a East Asia and Pacific Chinese Export Painting Apichai Shipper, Georgetown University Rosalien van der Poel, Leiden University Sameer Lalwani, Stimson Center Discussant: Mary Ellen Lane, Council of American Overseas Jennifer Purtle, University of Toronto Research Center

Two-Part Panel: Knowledge Production, PANEL PANEL 125 JAS at AAS: The Market, the Media, and 127 Reading Practice, and Meaning Making in the State in Asia II Mao’s China: Part II, Reading as Negotiated Practice PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 12:45PM-2:45PM Chaired by Jeff Kingston, Temple University Japan Chaired by Yeh Wen-hsin, University of California, Discussants: Berkeley Nguyen Thu Giang, Vietnam National University K. Anis Ahmed, Dhaka Tribune Reading That Matters! Life-Writing about Reading Practices David Moser, CET Chinese Studies & Internship in in 1970s China Beijing Lena Henningsen, Freiburg University Pavin Chachavalpongpun, Kyoto University “Fragrant Flowers” and “Poisonous Weeds”: Cultural Censorship on Personal Reading during the Cultural Revolution Peidong Sun, Fudan University Reading Rural Revolution in Mao’s China Brian DeMare, Tulane University Reading Women-Rethinking a Trope through Maoist China Barbara Mittler, Heidelberg University Discussant: Yeh Wen-hsin, University of California, Berkeley

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The Mongol Legacy in Early Modern PANEL The Use of Culture in Foreign and Security PANEL East Asia 128 Policy 131 PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Yonglin Jiang, Bryn Mawr College Chaired by Antonio Fiori, University of Bologna The Chinese Jurists’ Reinterpretation of Remnants of Karma and Soft Power: China’s "Buddhist Diplomacy" in Mongolian Law in the Qing Codes Myanmar Frederic Constant, Paris Nanterre University Andrea Passeri, University of Bologna Choson’s Writings on the Historical Images of Kublai Khan Antonio Fiori, University of Bologna Weiguo Sun, Nankai University From Nationalism to Patriotism: The Birth of a Maritime The Mongol’s Legacy in Shaping Japan’s National Identity Culture in the South China Sea Judith Fröhlich, University of Zurich Alessandro Uras, University of Cagliari Discussant: The Unexpected Consequences of South Korea’s Use of Yoshiyuki Funada, Hiroshima University Culture in Foreign Policy Marco Milani, University of Southern California Cultural Flows and Boundaries: Music and PANEL Culture as Soft Power: Japanese National Identity and 129 "Cool Japan" Sound in Cold War East Asia Taku Tamaki, Loughborough University P Jefferson, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Discussant: Chaired by Thomas Looser, New York University Daniel Lynch, City University of Hong Kong Norman Corwin, Radio Drama, and Citizenship in U.S.- Gendered Experiences: Social Institution, PANEL Occupied Japan 132 Chui Wa Ho, New York University Intermarriage, and Family in the Japanese Empire Apostles of Freedom and Democracy: Ely Haimowitz and the U.S. Army Military Government’s Music Policy in Korea PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Hye-jung Park, Ohio State University Chaired by Barbara Molony, Santa Clara University Making the “Chord of Evil”: Struggles and Norms in South Korea’s Music Industry during the Cold War Agency on the Fringe: Premarital Sexual Relationships, Sungmin Kim, Hokkaido University Households, and the Japanese Colonial Courts in Interwar Taiwan Transnational Resonance and the Cold War: The Aesthetics Tadashi Ishikawa, Oregon State University and Politics of Audiophile Culture in Taiwan Hsin-Wen Hsu, Wenzao Ursuline University of Responsible Families and New Communal Life in Colonial Languages Korea Ryan Moran, Keio University Discussant: Thomas Looser, New York University Brokers of Empire at Home: Japanese Women’s Promotion of Intermarriage in Wartime Japan Ai Baba, Cornell University Thai-Yunnan Borderlands: Remembering PANEL 130 Imagined Romance: Intimate Relationships between Koreans Nicholas Tapp and Japanese in the Total War Period PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Su Yun Kim, University of Hong Kong The Lue Borderlanders: Homeland, Tragic History, and Discussant: Transnational Identity Barbara Molony, Santa Clara University Wasan Panyagaew, Chiang Mai University Useful Categories: Encyclopedic Texts PANEL Being Protestant Highlanders in the Yunnan-Thai and Practical Knowledge in Middle Period 133 Borderlands: The Cases of Lahu in Yunnan and North East Asia Thailand PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Gender Trades: Modernity, Business Networks and Patterns of Exchange among the Tai Lue of Sipsong Panna Chaired by Christopher M. B. Nugent, Williams College Roger Casas, Austrian Academy of Sciences Structuring Knowledge in an Early Tang Exam Encyclopedia Buddhist Rebellions and Beheadings in Colonial Borderlands: Christopher M. B. Nugent, Williams College Chiang Rai, Thailand during the Shan Rebellions Mapping the Human Realm in Medieval Japan: Typologies Anthony Lovenheim Irwin, University of Wisconsin - Madison of People in Sugawara No Tamenaga’s Bunpōshō Jennifer Guest, University of Oxford Knowledge Re-Ordered: Compressing and Re-Organizing the Taiping Guangji Sarah M. Allen, Williams College Managing the Dharma with Early Medieval Chinese Buddhist Encyclopedia Alexander O. Hsu, University of Chicago Discussant: Fuller A. Michael, University of California, Irvine 60 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Friday

Disasters and the Asian Society: Response PANELof Tales of the Field: On Place in Asian PANEL Local Communities to the Impact of 134 Soundscapes 137 Natural and Human-Induced Hazards PTyler, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM P Madison B, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Robert C. Provine, University of Maryland Chaired by Maria Luisa DL. Bolinao, University of the “The Further down You Go...”: Place as a Marker of Philippines, Diliman Authenticity in Uyghur Music and Society Local Challenges, Disasters and Human Security: Local Elise M. Anderson, Indiana University Bloomington Communities, Governments and Human Security during On the Road: The Mobile Performative Space of and after Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) Mongolia’s Urtyn Duu Tradition Maria Ela L. Atienza, University of the Philippines, Sunmin Yoon, University of Delaware Diliman Politicizing Sacred Places in Jeju Island The Hidden Impacts of the 3/11 Great East Japan Tanner Jones, University of Kentucky Earthquake on School Children: Experiences and Consequences Discussant: Melvin A. Jabar, De La Salle University Justin Patch, Vassar College The 2016 Vietnam Marine Life Disaster: The Environmental PANEL and Social Shock Agrarian Persistence and Transformation, 138 Le Hanh Nguyen Nguyen, Doshisha University Panel 1: Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia Continuous Narrative of Pollution: River Meaning and and Singapore Historical Memory of Resistance for the Penan of Sarawak, PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Malaysia Yeu Nga, National Taiwan University Chaired by Eric C. Thompson, National University of Singapore PANEL Waiting as Care? The Ethics of Terminal 135 Agrarian Persistence and Prosperity on the Urban Fringe in Illness in Asia Singapore Eric C. Thompson, National University of Singapore PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Progress of Smallholders Transformation in Chaired by Merav Shohet, Boston University Decentralization Era: Cases Study of Three Villages in Waiting as Moral Navigation: AIDS and End-of-Life Care in Central Java Province, Indonesia Aceh, Indonesia Holi Bina Wijaya, Diponegoro University Annemarie Samuels, Leiden University Labor Allocation in Rural Households: The Case of a Waiting For, Waiting On, and Waiting With: Filial Piety, Suburban Mountainside Settlement in Japan Good Care, and Family in Non-Family-Based Elder Care Kunimitsu Yoshida, Kanazawa University Settings in Chengdu, China Eric C. Thompson, National University of Singapore Lillian Prueher, University of Washington Cases of Persistent Smallholder Rice Cultivation in “Many People Suffer”: The Ethics of Waiting and Malaysia Sustaining Family Care in Vietnam Discussant: Merav Shohet, Boston University Eric C. Thompson, National University of Singapore (Be)Sieged: Chronic Illness, Waiting, and the Longue Durée in Kashmir Transformation and Tension: International PANEL Saiba Varma, University of California, San Diego Memory and the Asia Pacific War 139 Discussant: P Sarah Pinto, Tufts University Park Tower 8222, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Erik Ropers, Towson University PANEL The Anthropocene in Asia 136 Whose Glorious Dead? “Battlefield Tourism” and Its Impact on War Memory and National Identity in Singapore PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Julia Lau, Georgetown University Chaired by Arjun Guneratne, Macalester College Polyphony of the Silences: A Zainichi Filmmaker’s Discussant: Engagement with the Activism of Korean “Comfort Julia A. Thomas, University of Notre Dame Women” Prasannan Parthasarathi, Boston College So Hye Kim, University of Chicago Chiang Kai-shek’s Politics of Shame: Leadership, Legacy, and National Identity Grace Huang, St. Lawrence University Strategies of Forgetting: Recent Japanese Films and the Asia Pacific War Michael F. Lynch, Kent State University Discussant: Erik Ropers, Towson University

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Afghanistan in Asian Studies I: PANEL Land, Ecology, Space: Representation PANEL New Directions 140 and Practice in South Asia 143 Sponsored by AAS South Asia Council (SAC) PTruman, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM P Roosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Matthew Shutzer, New York University Chaired by Shah Mahmoud Hanifi, James Madison Disassembling Coal: Environmental Law and the Right to University Information in South India Forgotten Societies: Islamization of Ghur, and Its Post- Producing the Mining Frontier: Land, Value and Social Islamic Afterlives, c. 998-1245 CE Power in Eastern Chotanagpur Jawan Shir Rasikh, University of Pennsylvania Matthew Shutzer, New York University Mirror for Subjects: Lithography and Legitimacy in the The Value-Form and the Incomplete Integration of Space: Reign of Amir Sher Ali Khan Hailing an Autorickshaw in Delhi Elham Bakhtary, George Washington University William Stafford, University of California, Berkeley Collateral Modernity: Rethinking Islam and Modernity in the Space and Sovereignty in a Time of Famine: The Lady Late Ottoman Empire and Afghanistan Lansdowne Zenana Hospital in Princely Bhopal Hakeem Naim, University of California, Davis Madihah Akhter, Stanford University Cross-Cultural Knowledge Exchange: The First Afghan Discussant: Students in Interwar Germany, 1921-1945 Bhavani Raman, University of Toronto Marjan Wardaki, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL PANEL Speculative Futures of the Southeast 144 "Uncommon Knowledge" Three Ways: 141 Asian City (Part II): Cultural Politics of Two Artists and a Historian Map Western Economic Change India for a British Company Official, 1774-1797 PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Trude Renwick, University of California, Chaired by Samira Sheikh, Vanderbilt University Berkeley Drawing Gujarat in the Eighteenth-Century The Creative District and the River Promenade: Conflict Samira Sheikh, Vanderbilt University and “Community” Surrounding Two Riverside Projects in “Every Species of Trick, Art, and Chicane”: Bureaucratic Bangkok Knowledge and the Writing of the History of the Marathas Trude Renwick, University of California, Berkeley Dominic Vendell, Columbia University The Urban Future of the City’s Past: History and Heritage in “Quitting the Fable for the Fact” to Map Pune, India Circa the Heart of Chiang Mai, Thailand 1790 Taylor Easum, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Holly Shaffer, Brown University Anticipating Automobility: Designing for Congestion in Ho Discussant: Chi Minh City Dipti Khera, New York University Net Social-Economic Impact of Urban Development in Vietnam Breaking and Making: Postcolonial PANEL Alexander McGrath, Cornell University Reconfigurations and Hindi Modernist 142 Discussant: Literature Trude Renwick, University of California, Berkeley PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PANEL Beyond Borders: Global Perspectives on Early 145 Chaired by Robert Phillips, Princeton University Communist Movements in the Malay World Two Different Readings of Marxism: The Nayi Kahani and PJackson, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Its Critics Snehal Shingavi, University of Texas at Austin Chaired by Rudolf Mrazek, University of Michigan Recasting Gender: Man-Woman Relationships in the Seamen and the Global Making of Indonesian Communism Hindi nayi kahani Rianne Subijanto, Baruch College, City University of Preetha L. Mani, Rutgers University New York Hindi Literary Modernism(s) in the Late "Nayi Kahani" The International Reception of the Indonesian 1926/7 Moment (1963-68) Communist Revolts and the European Anti-Imperialist Movement Robert Phillips, Princeton University Klaas Stutje, International Institute of Social History Students and Their Teachers: The Malayan Communist Youth League in the 1930s Estranged Comrades: Communism, Identity Politics and Interwoven Networks of the Late Colonial Malay World, 1927-1942 Kankan Xie, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Rudolf Mrazek, University of Michigan 62 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Friday

Contested “Chineseness” in Cold War East PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 148 and Southeast Asia: Literature, Cinema, and 146 “Space of Gong Culture”: Tourism, Selective Safeguarding Publishing Measures and Politics of Heritage in Vietnam Cam Hoang, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences P Virginia Suite A, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Discussant: Chaired by Shelly Chan, University of Frank Proschan Wisconsin-Madison PANEL Alternative Chineseness: War Experience and National Architects of the Republic: Protestantisms 149 Longing in Pan Lei’s Red River Trilogy (1952) and Deng and the Right Wing in Korean History Kebao’s Alien Lands (1961) Pei-yin Lin, University of Hong Kong PDelaware Suite A, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM “Not a Happy Word”: Colonial Agency and Chaired by Youngju Ryu, University of Michigan “Malayanization” in Britain’s Southeast Asian Empire Protestantism and Bourgeois Ethics in Colonial Korea Jeremy Taylor, University of Nottingham Henry Em, Yonsei University Leftist Print Culture and New Notions of “Chineseness”: Hu Protestantisms and the Design of South Korean Republic Yuzhi, Shanghai Book Co., and Overseas Chinese Youth in Korean Christians, Human Rights, and Transnational Cold War Southeast Asia Democratization in the 1970s Lanjun Xu, National University of Singapore Ingu Hwang, Boston College Reimagined Home: The Liang Shanbo Yu Zhu Yingtai and The Antinomical Unity between the Old and the New Cold War Politics Protestant Right Discussant: Myung-Sahm Suh, University of California, Irvine Shelly Chan, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Youngju Ryu, University of Michigan Visual and Material Translation: Southeast PANEL Asian Elite Cultural Constructions in Late 147 PANEL 19th-Early 20th-Century Southeast Asia SOCIAL SCIENCE 150 PVirginia Suite B, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Empowering the People: Political Chaired by Caverlee Cary, University of California, Participation in Contemporary South Korea Berkeley PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Constructing Lan Na: Dara Rasami’s Role in Creating “Lan Chaired by Seungsook Moon, Vassar College Na-Ness” in Chiang Mai, 1910-1933 The Authoritarian Roots of Korean Democracy: Visual and Material Translation: King Chulalongkorn’s Generational Differences in Political Attitudes and Behavior Photographs and Pictorial Objects as Icons of Siamese in Post-Transition South Korea Modernity Joan Cho, Wesleyan University Lupt Utama, SOAS University of London Legal Opportunity Structures and Political Participation The Persistent Nostalgia of Shan Elite Regality in through the Courts in South Korea Contemporary Thai Society Celeste Arrington, George Washington University Ake (Thweep) Rittinapakorn, Independent Scholar Sustaining Solidarities: Grounded Practices of Progressive The Politics of Intangible Cultural Heritage in PANEL Coalition-Building in South Korea 148 Nan Kim, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Contemporary Vietnam South Korea’s Watergate Moment: How a Media Coalition Sponsored by Vietnam Studies Group Brought Down the Park Geun-Hye Government Soomin Seo, Temple University PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Discussants: Chaired by Frank Proschan Seungsook Moon, Vassar College “Vietnamese Mother Goddess Is Globally Inscribed”: Paul Y. Chang, Harvard University Legitimacy of the Practice Related to the Viet Beliefs in Mother Goddesses of Three Realm after the UNESCO’s PANEL Inscription Reconsidering Recreating Japanese Women: 151 Hien Thi Nguyen, Vietnam National Institute of Culture On the Past, Present, and Future of and Arts Studies Japanese Women’s and Gender History “The Forefather King Is Inscribed by UNESCO”: PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Reinforcement of the Government Power and Reduction of the Role of Communities Chaired by Amy Stanley, Northwestern University The Dynamics of Power and Contestations in the Discussants: Implementation of the Safeguarding Measures of Xoan Anne Walthall, University of California, Irvine Singing in Phu Tho After Its UNESCO’s Inscription Sally Hastings, Purdue University Cham Thi Phuong Nguyen, Vietnam Academy of Social Andrew Gordon, Harvard University Sciences Marnie Anderson, Smith College Yurika Wakamatsu, Occidental College Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 63 Friday

Selling the Classics: Heian Literature PANEL Matrix and Materiality: Re-Conceptualizing PANEL in Manga 152 Icons and Embodied Objects in Japanese 155 PHarding, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Buddhist Art P Chaired by R. Keller Kimbrough, University of Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Colorado, Boulder Chaired by Sherry Fowler, University of Kansas The Metamorphosis from the Tale of the Bamboo Cutter to Inscribing Grief and Salvation in Buddhist Palimpsests the Tale of Princess Kaguya Halle O’Neal, University of Edinburgh Mika Saito, International Christian University Illuminating the Sacred Presence of Hasedera’s Eleven- Multi-Tasking for Cultural Literacy: Kurogane Hiroshi’s headed Avalokiteśvara Manga Ise Stories Chari Pradel, California State Polytechnic University, Joshua S. Mostow, University of British Columbia Pomona Beyond “In Spring, The Dawn”: Redeeming the Pillow Book Venerating King Enma in Medieval Japan through Manga Miriam Chusid, Columbia University Gergana E. Ivanova, University of Cincinnati Seeing from the Inside Out: Shōtoku Taishi at Age Two in From an Aristocratic Reader to a Female Otaku: The Medieval Japan Reading Woman in Sarashina Nikki Manga Rachel Saunders, Harvard Art Museum Pana Barova Özcan, East Stroudsburg University Discussant: Discussant: Sherry Fowler, University of Kansas R. Keller Kimbrough, University of Colorado, Boulder PANEL PANEL Governance and Diplomacy in Medieval 156 Writing Men and Women in Imperial Japan: 153 East and Inner Asia Performing and Contesting Gender in P Literature, 1870-1945 Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Hilde De Weerdt, Leiden University PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM “We Are Brothers, yet Serving Different States”: Diplomatic Chaired by Robert Tuck, University of Montana Negotiation and the Rhetoric of Legitimacy in Early Medieval “Modest and Proper (For a Lady Poet):” Female Kanshi China Writers in Early Meiji Lu Kou, Harvard University Robert Tuck, University of Montana Alcohol and Diplomacy: 11th Century Kitan-Chinese Envoy Rhetoric of Metamorphosis: Children’s Play in Tanizaki Culture Jun’ichirō’s “Boy” Zachary Scott Hershey, University of Pennsylvania Wakako Suzuki, University of California, Los Angeles Getting Things Done: Personal Connections and Local Styling Gendered Selves: Dazai Osamu’s Wartime Stories Governance in Southern Song China, 1127-1279 Anri Yasuda, George Washington University Zoe Shan Lin, University of California, Davis The Emotional as Literary Style: Bibun and Yoshiya Nobuko Playing with History: Li Jing 李靖 (571-649) in Chinese Sarah Frederick, Boston University History and Fiction Jeffrey Rice, Seton Hall University Discussant: James Reichert, Stanford University Western Xia Legal Texts: Beyond the Sinicization Narrative Petya Andreeva, University of Pennsylvania PANEL Empire, the World and the International: 154 East Asian International Relations in the PANEL Rethinking Postwar Japanese Intellectual Trump Era 157 History PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PHoover, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Adam P. Liff, Indiana University Chaired by Richard Calichman, City College of New Bloomington York Dispelling Myths about Japan and South Korea’s Security Empire, the World and the International: Rethinking Politics Postwar Japanese Intellectual History Leif-Eric Easley, Seok Won Lee, Rhodes College Between Scylla and Charybdis: Japan’s Global Economic Addressing Social Contacts in the Japanese Empire and Its Strategy in the Face of a Rising China and Angry America Aftermath Yves Tiberghien, University of British Columbia Noriaki Hoshino, Hong Kong Baptist University A Different Kind of Leader: Understanding China’s Quest for The World Historical Standpoint and Postwar Japan Global Power and Influence Japan’s Regional Empire and Its Aftermath: International Oriana S. Mastro, Georgetown University Political Science and the Question of Asia in 1950s Japan Seok Won Lee, Rhodes College The Rise of China and the Changing Nature of Power in the 21st-Century Discussant: Adam P. Liff, Indiana University Bloomington Richard Calichman, City College of New York Discussant: Oriana S. Mastro, Georgetown University 64 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Friday

Postcolonial Identity Politics in Hong Kong PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 160 158 The Practical Potential of Philosophical Profundity: An Sponsored by Society for Hong Kong Studies Examination of Ouyi Zhixu’s Profound Meaning of the PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Divination Sutra Beverley McGuire, University of South Carolina Chaired by Helen Siu, Yale University Maheśvara’s Voyage: The Fate of a Child Medium Method Value Changes, Institutional Trust and Democratic in Tang and Song China Development of Hong Kong Kelsey Seymour, University of Pennsylvania Ngok Ma, Chinese University of Hong Kong Discussant: Rethinking Movement Outcomes in Hong Kong: State Lu Zhao, Max Planck Institute for the History of Mobilization, Identity Struggle and Political Predicaments Science Edmund W. Cheng, Hong Kong Baptist University Samson Yuen, Lingnan University PANEL Nature and Cities: Discovering the 161 Hong Kong Localism: An Ideology of Resistance Transformed Urban Environment in China Malte Philipp Kaeding, University of Surrey P Inter-Generational Transmission Disrupted: Contesting Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Collective Memory of Tiananmen in Post-Umbrella Hong Chaired by Peter J. Carroll, Northwestern University Kong Francis L.F Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong Urbanizing Nature: Water Management of Hangzhou’s West Lake in Song China (960-1279) Discussant: Xiaolin Duan, Elon University Ray Yep, City University of Hong Kong The Flower and Stone Network and Ecological Changes in Northern Song Kaifeng Healing Is a Many-Splendored Thing: PANEL 159 An Imperial Pageantry: Making the Hai River and Tianjin in Re-Framing Interdisciplinary the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) Relations and Narratives in Asian Medicine Iris Wang, Winona State University PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM The Project of Dredging the West Lake in the 1950s and Its Ecological Consequences Chaired by Eric Karchmer, Appalachian State Qiliang He, Illinois State University University Discussant: Re-reading the Ailing Mind: Mei Sheng’s Qi Fa and the Peter J. Carroll, Northwestern University Interartistic Poetics of Traditional Chinese Narrative Medicine PANEL Daan Pan, California State Polytechnic University, Making Subjects Fit to Rule: Cultural Pomona Revolutions in Twentieth-Century China 162 Re-framing the Medical Body: How Chinese Medicine PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Became Anatomical David Luesink, Sacred Heart University From the Minjian to the Dazhong: Revolutionizing Folk Culture before 1949 Explaining Epidemics in a Degenerate Age: Contagious Mark McConaghy, Academia Sinica Disease in The Vase of Deathless Ambrosia William McGrath, Coe College Proletarian Writers: Historical Authorship and You Are Whom You Eat: Reframing Medicinal Cannibalism Revolutionary Agency during the in Feudal and Capitalistic China Lara R. Kusnetzky, Max Planck Institute for the Yun-Chu Tiffany Tsai, The Citadel History of Science Discussant: The Cultural Revolution before the Cultural Revolution Patricia Thornton, University of Oxford Eric Karchmer, Appalachian State University Hongmei Sun, George Mason University “Something Other Than Exploitation:” Workers, Peasants, Soldiers, and Students PANEL Fabio Lanza, University of Arizona Indian Gods, Chinese Trigrams, and the 160 Transmission and Assimilation of Divinatory Discussant: Techniques in China Timothy Cheek, University of British Columbia PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Constance A. Cook, Lehigh University Numerical-Trigram Divination in Early Chinese Manuscripts Constance A. Cook, Lehigh University The Method of Maheśvara (Moxishouluo) and Dunhuang Dice Divination in Cross-Cultural Context Brandon Dotson, Georgetown University

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PANEL Living with the Yangzi: Technology, State PANEL Connecting the Empire: New Perspectives on 163 166 Transport, Communication, and Calendrical Power, and Environmental Change in the Systems of the Qing Empire (1644-1912) Lowlands of Central China PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Lei Lin, Harvard University Chaired by Ling Zhang, Boston College Empire in the Himalayas: The Qing Transport and On the Human Colonization of the Central Yangzi Wetlands Communication System in the Qing-Gurkha War (1788- Brian Lander, Brown University 1793) Navigating through Disorder: Water Systems and Politics on Lei Lin, Harvard University the Yangzi River in Late Imperial China Cooperation and Containment: The Relationship of Qing Yan Gao, Duke University Court and Foreign Telegraphy Companies in Late Qing Hydrological Activity in and around Dongting Lake, 1949- Yiqun Xue, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences 1957 Sovereign Stamping Ground: The Role of Chinese Post Arunabh Ghosh, Harvard University Office during the 1911 Upheaval in Mongolia and Tibet Building a Dam for China in the Three Gorges Region Weipin Tsai, Royal Holloway, University of London Covell Meyskens, Naval Postgraduate School Time, Territory, and Sovereignty: The Qing Calendar and the Rise of the Eurasian Chinese Empire, 1644-1911 Communist Processes and Mao-Era Policies PANEL in Yuanchong Wang, University of Delaware 167 the Ethnic Borderlands of Western China Discussant: James Hevia, University of Chicago PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Erik Mueggler, University of Michigan Spatial Statecraft: Urban Political Narratives PANEL 164 Nationality Work, Political Persuasion, and Land Reform in Late Imperial and Early Republican Beijing along the Sino-Tibetan Frontier, 1955-1958 Dasa Mortensen, Davidson College PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM “One Only Praises Her Hometown When She Survives the Chaired by Madeleine Dong, University of Washington Winter Storm”: What Kazakh Women’s Oral Histories Tell Nanjing, Beijing, and the Making of a New Imperial Image Us about the Great Leap Forward in China Aurelia Campbell, Boston College Guldana Salimjan, University of British Columbia Constructing Imperial Buddhist Space in Eighteenth-Century Transitions from the “Old Society” to the “New Society” in Beijing Tibet: the View from Rural Villages in Central Tibet Melvyn Goldstein, Case Western Reserve University From the Jade Ring Moat to the Crystal Palace: The Changing Facade of Imperial Education in Qing Beijing The Secular Utopia: Religion, Ethnicity and Violence during Dan Barish, Baylor University the Cultural Revolution Ruslan Yusupov, Chinese University of Hong Kong Embassy District and the Disruption of Imperial Order in Beijing Discussant: Shuishan Yu, Northeastern University Erik Mueggler, University of Michigan Discussant: PANEL Madeleine Dong, University of Washington Jiang Qing (1914-1991) from Multiple 168 Perspectives PANEL Knowledge of Exotica: Writing the Other P and Placing the Self in Early Modern China 165 Thurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM P Jiang Qing and the Silver Screen: 1930s Shanghai and the McKinley, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Performances of “lan Ping” Chaired by Yuming He, University of California, Davis Mei Li Inouye, Stanford University Mushroom Cloud over the Northern Capital: Writing the Caricaturing Jiang Qing: and the Anti-Gang of Four Tianqi Explosion in the Seventeenth-Century Campaign, 1976-1981 Naixi Feng, University of Chicago Damian Mandzunowski, University of Freiburg Powerful Imagination: Early-Ming Maritime Networks in the (Re-)Construction of Biography through Meta-Drama in Sha High Qing World Yexin’s "Jiang Qing and Her Husbands" (1991) Bruce Rusk, University of British Columbia Silvia Salino, University of Vienna The Others in the Empire: Cultural Integration and Ethnic Discussant: Ambiguity in Bannermen’s Plays Natascha Gentz, University of Edinburgh Kaijun Chen, Brown University Objects Old and New: Late Nineteenth-Century Tales of Material Obsessions Li Wei, Washington University in St. Louis Discussant: Yuming He, University of California, Davis

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South Asia and the Environmental Legacies PANEL Friday Sessions 5:15PM-7:15PM of Modernization 173 P PANEL Park Tower 8222, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Boys Love (BL) Media in Transit and 169 Transformation around East, South, and Chaired by Joya John, University of Chicago Southeast Asia Negotiating Boundaries as an Indian Lisu Gayathri Sreedharan, University of Chicago PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM The Claims of Bodies: Practices of Citizenship after Bhopal Chaired by James Welker, Kanagawa University in Survivor Testimony and Indra Sinha’s Animal’s People Desi Desu: Sex, Sexuality, and Boys Love in Urban India Rebecca Oh, University of Chicago Lakshmi Menon, HHMSPB NSS College for Women Fueling Development: Social Experience and Energy Political Doom, Democracy Dreams and “Boys Love” Transitions in Post Independence Hindi Fiction Fabulations in Hong Kong Joya John, University of Chicago Katrien Jacobs, Chinese University of Hong Kong What is a Good Seed? Unfolding Modernity through Boys Love and Mythic Heroes: Dynasty Warriors Game- Genetically Modified Seed in India Ashawari Chaudhari, Massachusetts Institute of Based BL Dōjinshi in Japan, China, and Taiwan Asako Saito, University of Melbourne Technology Dislocating Japanese Popular Culture: Creative Misreading Discussant: of “Thai Boys Love” by a Filipino Fan Community Sunila Kale, University of Washington Thomas Baudinette, Macquarie University PANEL Discussant: Impersonation and Gender Performatives in 174 James Welker, Kanagawa University Contemporary South Asia PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Cold War Citizens: Understanding and PANEL 170 Chaired by Pamela Lothspeich, University of North Fighting the Cold War in the Contemporary Carolina at Chapel Hill Asia Bonds of Love: Brides, Demons, and Human-Divine PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Impersonation in North India Aftab Jassal, Colgate University Chaired by Heonik Kwon, University of Cambridge Embodied Divinities and Professional Dancers on the Discussants: Ramlila Stage Heonik Kwon, University of Cambridge Pamela Lothspeich, University of North Carolina at Victor Teo, University of Hong Kong Chapel Hill HakJae Kim, Seoul National University Avram Agov, Langara College The Perils of Impersonation: Gender Guising beyond the Hannes Mosler, Free University Berlin Kuchipudi Stage Harshita Kamath, University of North Carolina at Populism and Popular Dissent in Asia: Will PANEL Chapel Hill They Lead to Democratic Backsliding or 171 Hijra Performance in Pakistan in Transition Authoritarian Consolidation in the Region? Claire Pamment, College of William & Mary PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PANEL Indian Indenture and Practices of Freedom 175 Chaired by Andrew Mertha, Cornell University across the South Asian Diaspora: Lessons Discussants: and Legacies Lynette H. Ong, University of Toronto P Irfan Nooruddin, Georgetown University Park Tower 8219, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Stephan Ortmann, City University of Hong Kong Chaired by Radhika Mongia, York University Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins University Laboring and Other Diasporas: Defining the Emigrant and PANEL Dividing the Diaspora Under the Indian Emigration Act of New Directions in Indian Ocean Studies: 172 1922 Margins of the Market (2016) & A Sea of Riyad S. Koya, University of California, Berkeley Debt (2017) Freedom as a Performative: Signature, Consent, Contract PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM in Indian Indenture Radhika Mongia, York University Discussants: Diana Kim, Georgetown University Indentured Workers’ Rights in Mauritius, 1834-1899 Elizabeth Lhost, University of Wisconsin - Madison Yoshina Hurgobin, Kennesaw State University Scott Reese, Northern Arizona University Regulating Indenture, 1837-1883 Fahad Bishara, University of Virginia Ashutosh Kumar, Centre for the Study of Developing Johan Mathew, Rutgers University Societies Discussant: Sandria Freitag, North Carolina State University

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PANEL PANEL Afghanistan in Asian Studies II: Subaltern Bodies in Film and Literature A Roundtable 176 180 PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Sponsored by AAS South Asia Council (SAC) Chaired by Shelley Feldman, Cornell University PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM A Counter Discourse to Bollywood: Gender, Nation and Chaired by Shah Mahmoud Hanifi, James Madison Violence in Bengali Partition Cinema University Shumona Dasgupta, University of Mary Washington Discussants: Cambodia’s New Feminist Literature Nile Green, University of California, Los Angeles George Chigas, University of Massachusetts Lowell Magnus Marsden, University of Sussex Mikhail Pelevin, St. Petersburg State University Mobility and Testimony: Digital Film Practices and the Kashmir Conflict Liberalism and Its Discontents in Southeast PANEL Pakistani Cinema as the Nation’s Mediascape: From Lahore Asia 177 Melodrama to Lollywood Masala Sanaa Riaz, Metropolitan State University of Denver PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Political Insecurities and Bodies of Excess in a Fine Balance Chaired by Margaret Scott, New York University Sukshma Vedere, George Washington University Discussants: PANEL Faisal Hazis, National University of Malaysia 181 Sandra Hamid, Asia Foundation Reclaiming Surplus: Politics, Technology, Lisandro Claudio, De La Salle University and Culture of Dispensable Lives in Elliott Prasse-Freeman, Harvard University Contemporary South Korea PJackson, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Unpacking Indonesia’s Nahdlatul Ulama: PANEL Internal Tensions, Regional Variations, and 178 Chaired by Hyun Ok Park, York University Current Transformations The Politics of Shaming and Bodies of Evidence: Cancer and Samsung Semiconductor Plant Workers Sponsored by Indonesia nad Timor-Leste Studies Eunjung Kim, Syracuse University Committee Disavowal of “The Political”: Life Power and the Sewŏl PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Ferry Disaster Hyun Ok Park, York University Chaired by Robert W. Hefner, Boston University The Remnants of Biotech Boom: Non-Human Animals as Contesting Conservative Mobilization: Nahdlatul Ulama, Surplus Bodies in Pet-Cloning Sectarian Politics and Post-Gus Dur Identity Hyaesin Yoon, Central European University Greg Fealy, Australian National University A Cold War Surplus in Digital Youth Culture: Spies and Abdurrahman Wahid and Nahdlatul Ulama: Organizational Survivors in South Korean Transformations in the Muslim World We Jung Yi, Pennsylvania State University Between Blind Obedience and Irrelevance: A Political Discussant: Theory of the Fatwa Janet Poole, University of Toronto Jeremy Menchik, Boston University Religious Competition and Anti-minority Mobilization: PANEL Nahdlatul Ulama beyond East Java Anarchism in Korea: Its Transnational 182 Alexandre Pelletier, University of Toronto History and Living Legacies Discussant: PTruman, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Robert W. Hefner, Boston University Chaired by Sunyoung Park, University of Southern California History, Ecology, Literature: Dwelling in PANEL 179 The Biggest Little Schools in the World: Liming Advanced Sinophone Writings Middle School and Anarchist Educational Experiments in PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM China and Korea, 1929-1981 Dongyoun Hwang, Soka University of America Chaired by Chun Chun Ting, Nanyang Technological University Anarchism and Culture in Colonial Korea: Revolution, Cooperatism, and the Appeal of Nature Dwelling in Tropical Malaysia: The Sense of Place in Ng Sunyoung Park, University of Southern California Kim Chew’s Fiction Environmental Anarchism: Agriculture, Environmentalism A Haunted Journey into the Heart of Borneo: Home and and Social Renewal in Modern Korea History in Li Yongping’s End of the River Albert Park, Claremont McKenna College Alison Groppe, University of Oregon Discussant: Overcoming Identity: Wang Anyi’s and Ng Kim Chew’s Sho Konishi, University of Oxford Narratives on the Malayan Communist Party Chun Chun Ting, Nanyang Technological University Discussant: Letty Chen, Washington University in St. Louis 68 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Friday

Entanglements and Meshworks in Japan: PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 186 Japan Through the Lens of Posthumanism 183 Singing in Different Voices: Art and Politics in Inoue P Hisashi’s Manzanar, My Town (1993) Tyler, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Tomoko Seto, Yonsei University Meshworks and Boundaries between Human and Minidoka on My Mind (2007): Roger Shimomura’s Images Nonhuman Animals: Affects, Touching and Practice of Japanese-American Internment Camps Hiroaki Kawamura, University of Findlay Ayelet Zohar, Tel Aviv University Human-Microbe Symbiosis and Entanglement: Food From Research to Informed Action: Curating to Remember Allergies in Japan Injustice Emma Cook, Hokkaido University Aileen Wang, Kansas State University Ghost in the White Shell Discussant: Sheng-mei Ma, Michigan State University Yoshiaki Shimizu, Princeton University Reweaving Japan through the Lens of Posthumanism Debika Saha, University of North Bengal PANEL Signs of Empire: Emerging Faces of 187 Discussant: Japanese Imperialism Daniel White, Hosei University PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PANEL Chaired by Ann-Elise Lewallen, University of Earning Your Stripes as an Academic: 184 California, Santa Barbara Advice on Publishing, Presenting, Collaborating, and Winning Support, for Young Less Majesty? Imperial Subjects in a Post-Imperial World Nathaniel Smith, University of Arizona Faculty and Graduate Students in Asian Languages and Literatures Building a Pokémon Co-Prosperity Sphere: Race, Imperialism, Remilitarization, and Japan’s “Soft” Power Sponsored by American Association of Teachers of Carl Gabrielson, University of California, Santa Barbara Japanese Japan’s Rebranded Development Aid: A New Nuclear PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Imperialism in Asia? Ann-Elise Lewallen, University of California, Santa Chaired by Janet Ikeda, Washington and Lee University Barbara Discussants: The “Benevolent” Japan Self Defense Forces and Their Linda Chance, University of Pennsylvania Utilization of Women Keith Cothrun, American Association of Teachers of Fumika Sato, Hitotsubashi University German Jennifer Crewe, Columbia University Press Discussant: Hiroshi Nara, University of Pittsburgh E. Taylor Atkins, Northern Illinois University Yoshiko Saito-Abbott, California State University, Monterey Bay PANEL Establishing and Reading a Han Text: 188 Recent Studies of Sima Qian’s Shiji PANEL Reflecting on Ryukyuan and Okinawan 185 PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Literary Studies Chaired by William H. Nienhauser, University of PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Wisconsin-Madison Chaired by Kyle K. Ikeda, University of Vermont Thoughts on Recent Research on the Shiji and Han Shu Discussants: Hans van Ess, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich Nobuko M. Ochner, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Mythical and Fictional Accounts in the Grand Scribe’s James R. Edwards, SINUS-Institut Records Davinder L. Bhowmik, University of Washington Weiguo Cao, Washington State University Takuma Sminkey, Okinawa International University Notions of Text and Reader as Presented by the Shih Chi Victoria Young, University of Cambridge Marc Nuernberger, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich Remembering Executive Order #9066: PANEL 186 Concerning the Received Text of the Shiji: A Study of Post-war, Post-internment Art by Japanese “The Memoir on Ferghana” and Japanese-American Artists William H. Nienhauser, University of Sponsored by JAHF: Japan Art History Forum Wisconsin-Madison PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Discussant: Beatrice L’Haridon, Universite Paris Diderot Chaired by Aya Louisa McDonald, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jimmy Tsutomu Mirikitani’s Visualization of Japanese- American Internment Maki Kaneko, University of Kansas

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(In)visible Body in Motion: Visual Practices PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 192 and Social Movements in Modern China 189 The Vital Link between Laboratory and Home: Nursing and Reproductive Care in Wartime China, 1937-1945 PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Shenglan Li, Wheaton College Chaired by Shaoqian Zhang, Oklahoma State University Ethnic Hygiene and Maternal-Child Health in Southwest Shaping the New Woman: The Dilemma of Shen in China’s China in the Early PRC, 1951-1953 Republican Period Xiaoshun Zeng, University of Washington Shaoqian Zhang, Oklahoma State University Up to the Mountains, Down to the Countryside, and Making Pests, Guarding Life: Visual Abjection in the 1950s into the Abortion Clinic: Sex and Birth Control in China People’s Republic of China during the Cultural Revolution and the Sent-Down Youth Lu Liu, University of Wisconsin-Madison Movement Sarah Mellors, University of California, Irvine Good Girls and the Good Earth: Urban Anxieties and Ink Depictions of Peasants in the Early PRC Discussant: Yang Wang, University of Colorado, Denver Bridie Andrews, Bentley University Graffito Poetics and Politics in Contemporary China: The PANEL Spatialization of Urban Resistance in a Nation without Contextualizing (Un)Queer Kinship: Family 193 Speech Change, Transnational Mobilities, and Nick Smith, Yale-NUS College Masculinity Construction Discussant: PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Sonja Kelley, Maryland Institute College of Art Chaired by Shawn N. Mendez, University of North Carolina at Asheville Through Fractured Lenses: Revisiting PANEL 190 The Making of Same-Sex Family: (Re) Locating Same-Sex Revolutionary Chinese Cinema and Its Couplehood and Parenthood Within the Chinese Family Legacies Change Landscape Suisui Wang, Indiana University Bloomington PHarding, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Exploring to Be Parents of Gay and Lesbian Children in Chaired by Carma Hinton, George Mason University Chinese Cinema in the Global Fifties: Four Frames Junpeng Shi, University of Essex Thomas C. Chen, Lehigh University Stretched Kinship and Queer Mobilities in Chinese Societies Staging Post-Revolutionary Justice: Cinematic Struggle John Wei, Media Design School Across the Taiwan Strait Re-Understanding Chinese Gay Men in Mixed-Orientation Qian He, University of Washington Marriage: A Masculinity Approach Maoist Moviegoing as “Torture” Javier Pang, Chinese University of Hong Kong Chenshu Zhou, Stanford University Discussant: Transforming the Heroic Body: Post-Revolutionary Cultural Shawn N. Mendez, University of North Carolina at Hybridities in the Taking of Tiger Mountain (2014) Asheville Zhuoyi Wang, Hamilton College PANEL Discussant: Imagining Foreignness: Race, Nation, and 194 Carma Hinton, George Mason University the Body in Early Modern Chinese Narratives PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PANEL Engaging a Closing China 191 Chaired by Angela Zito, New York University PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Royal Embodiments: Burma’s Last King Thibaw in Late Qing and Republican Chinese Representations Chaired by Kaiser Kuo, Sinica Podcast Jie Guo, University of South Carolina Discussants: Feminine of the Extraterritorial: Foreign Princesses in Thomas E. Kellogg, Georgetown University Nineteenth-Century Tanci Fiction John Fitzgerald, Swinburne University of Technology Carl Minzner, Fordham Law School Bringing the Chinese Gender Order in Line with Western Elizabeth D. Knup, Ford Foundation Standards? Discourse on Western Female Sexuality in the Late Qing Reforms PANEL Yue Du, New York University (Re)claiming the Womb: Abortion, 192 Reproductive Hygiene, and the Fickle State From to Sovereignty: Reimagining Tibet in Late Qing and Early Republican China in Twentieth-Century China Gengsong Gao, University of Richmond PThurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 5:15PM-7:15PM Discussant: Chaired by Tina Johnson, Saint Vincent College Emma J. Teng, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Abortion and the Medical Profession in Republican China Ling Ma, Washington State University

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Local Gazetteers as a Database: New Digital PANEL NOTES Research Methods 195 PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Michael Hunter, Yale University Logart: Local Gazetteers Research Tools Shih-Pei Chen, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Water Conservancy Works as Indicators of Environmental Transformations in the Dongting Lake Region in the Ming- Qing Dynasty Reconstructing Book Circulation and Reading Using Logart: A Database of School Library Collections in Ming, Qing, and Republican China Joseph Dennis, University of Wisconsin-Madison Tax Surveys and Data Structures in Song, Yuan and Ming Gazetteers Ian Matthew Miller, St John’s University

PANEL New Perspectives on Chinese Political 196 Economy: Firms as Agents of Change PHoover, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Margaret Pearson, University of Maryland Has Globalization Weakened the CCP? When “Going Global” Challenges the Party-State Meg E. Rithmire, Harvard University When Do Local Governments Offer Tax Incentives? Evidence from China Ling Chen, Johns Hopkins University To Join or Not to Join: How Chinese Firms View the One Belt One Road Initiative Xiaojun Li, University of British Columbia Law, Chinese Style: A Firm and the Private Building of Legal Market Infrastructure Lizhi Liu, Stanford University Discussants: Margaret Pearson, University of Maryland David Steinberg, Johns Hopkins University

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72 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference SATURDAY SATURDAY

BARTHOLDI FOUNTAIN UNITED STATES BOTANICAL GARDEN SATURDAY, MARCH 24 OVERVIEW

8:00am – 6:30pm Registration, Lobby Level

9:00am – 6:00pm Exhibit Hall Open, Hall C

8:30am – 12:45pm 3:00pm – 7:15pm Sessions

1:00pm – 2:30pm Meetings-in-Conjunctions SATURDAY

8:30am – 8:00pm Film Expo (see Films Booklet for screening times and details)

2:30pm – 3:00pm Coffee Break, Atrium, Exhibit Level

7:30pm – 11:00pm Affiliate/Group Meetings/Receptions Panels BySaturday Geographic Area

8:30AM-10:30AM SATURDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA SOUTHEAST ASIA CONTINUED

New Kinds of Censorship Pressures PANEL Difference, Belonging, and the Politics of 218 Memory at Southeast Asia's Margins

Cruel Beauty, Self Gentrification, and Other PANEL PANEL Re-locating Taiwan in Southeast Asia: A Urban Transformations: The Aesthetics of 219 Multifaceted Engagement 197 Exclusion and Dispossession in Cities in Asia PANEL Disciplinary Idioms: Reason, Rhetoric and PANEL Traditions in Ongoing Translation: Comparative 220 Repression in Southeast Asian Modernity 198 Perspectives on Narratives, Performances, and Cultures in Korea, China, and Beyond KOREA PANEL Precious Stuff: Waste and the Remnants of PANEL Claiming and Negotiating Real and Mediated 199 History in Postwar China and Japan 221 Space in Contemporary Korea PANEL Seeds of the Frontier: Botanical Interventions JAPAN 200 and State Expansion in East Asia, 1400–1945 PANEL Fukushima: Sustaining Struggle PANEL Asian Art Museums in the U.S.: Paths Forward 222 201 in the 21st-Century PANEL The Meiji Restoration at 150: Researching, PANEL 223 Commemorating, and Teaching 202 Religion and Translation across Asia PANEL Chic Freaks, Pro Amateurs, Double-Layered PANEL Asia's Next Great Game in Africa? 224 Antics, and Belly Buttons: The Unadorned 203 Truth about Late Edo-Period PANEL The Issue of Comfort Women: Japanese and PANEL Season of Image Politics: Japanese Visual 204 Korean Perspectives in the 1990s 225 Media in 1968 PANEL Locating China in the "South" PANEL Harnessing Manchurian Imaginaries in the 205 226 Japanese Empire, 1930-1945 Using Big Data to Conduct Comparative PANEL Studies of the Civil Services of Qing China and CHINA AND INNER ASIA 206 Korea PANEL State Control in Unexpected Places and 227 Unexpected Ways: Lessons from China PANEL Telling Lives in Asian Studies: Auto/ PANEL 207 Biographical Narrative as Rhetoric, Technique, Teaching Chinese Literature as World and Pedagogy 228 Literature: Lu Xun as an Exemplar PANEL Lips and Teeth: Sino-North Korean Relations PANEL Minority Elites and the Early Maoist State: 208 during the Cold War 229 Cooperation, Accommodation and Conflict PANEL PANEL Winning Hearts, Minds, and Bodies in 210 Asian Agrifood Systems in Transition 230 Communist China PANEL Echoes of the October Revolution in China and Chinese Climate Change and Environment: 402 PANEL Japan 231 Government and Citizen Reactions and Interactions SOUTH ASIA PANEL Hong Kong as a Postcolony: Twenty Years of The Language of Secular History: Reflections 232 Chinese Rule PANEL on Urdu, Politics, Religion, and Nation in 211 Modern South Asia in Memory of Kavita S. PANEL Translating Classical Texts of Political Economy Datla (d. 2017) 233 and International Law into Chinese PANEL Bringing Dharma down to Earth: Asceticism PANEL The Second Buddha: New Perspectives on 212 and Everyday Flourishing in South Asia 234 Padmasambhava PANEL Improvement and the Colonial Epistemology of PANEL China Vice: Defining and Dealing with the 213 Development 235 Modern Criminal Element AIIS Showcase on New Research: Texts in PANEL Commoner Mobility in the Early Chinese PANEL Contexts: Genres as Socio-Cultural Agents in 236 Empires 215 South Asia PANEL Red Love and Love Red: Gendered, Sexualized SOUTHEAST ASIA 237 and Affective Linkages of Socialist and Postsocialist China PANEL Timor-Leste: Historical and Archival 216 Perspectives PANEL Digital Methods for Traditional Chinese Literary 238 Studies PANEL 20 Years After Suharto: Trajectories of State 217 and Social Forces in Indonesian Politics

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10:45AM-12:45PM SATURDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA SOUTHEAST ASIA CONTINUED Landscape Change in Mainland Southeast Asia: PANEL Asian Arts and Resistance: Defiant Subjects PANEL and Their Disobedient Objects 259 Collaborative Research across Institutions, 239 Geographies and Generations Building a Global Community through Teaching PANEL PANEL 240 and Learning Foreign Languages: New Contemporary Populism in Southeast Asia Perspectives and Practices across Area Studies 260

Imperial Formations in 17th-Century Asia: PANEL The Public Spectacle of Loss: Royal Funeral PANEL Monuments in Modern Thai and Khmer 241 State Consolidation and Institution Building in 261 the Transformation of Empire Buddhism PANEL PANEL Performances of Struggle and Resistance in Imagining Boundaries and Peripheries in 242 South Korea, India, and Taiwan 262 Indonesia KOREA PANEL Changing Landscapes of Service Work in 243 Korea and Taiwan: Labor Precarity, Workers' PANEL A Sporting Regime in Korea: From (Japanese) Struggles, and New Subject Formations 263 Colonization to (American) Cold Warization PANEL Economy, Sexuality, and Knowledge: Lived PANEL The 2016/17 Candlelight Protests and a New 245 Religion in Asia 264 Culture of Korean Democracy PANEL Agrarian Persistence and Transformation, Panel JAPAN 246 2: Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam PANEL Bodies as Battlefields: Violent Entanglements PANEL Cold War Feminisms in East Asia 265 with the Female Body in Modern Japanese 247 Fiction PANEL Materialities of Interchange across Early Manuscripts and Transmission of Knowledge: 248 PANEL Modern Asia 266 Textual Instability in Premodern Japan and the PANEL Gendering China from the Outside In: Images of 249 Chinese Bodies in Japan, Korea, and the West PANEL The Future of Digital Japanese Studies: NCC’s Evolving Role as a Catalyst for Collaborative PANEL 267 Bodies and Structures: Deep-Mapping the Research 250 Spaces of Japanese History PANEL PANEL Exploring Opportunities for Research in the 268 A Disciplinary Perspective on Postwar Japan 251 Asian Division at the Library of Congress PANEL Overcoming Nativism: New Approaches to PANEL The Handwritten and the Printed: Mediums of 269 Discourses of Identity in Japanese History 252 Literature in Early Modern Asia CHINA AND INNER ASIA PANEL 253 East Asian Borders in Film & Literature PANEL Of Reds and Experts: Socialist Science, 270 Technology, and Medicine in Maoist China SOUTH ASIA Connoisseur-Researchers, Musical Notations PANEL Land and Labor: Changing Forms of Legality, 214 PANEL and the Shengping Shu Archive: Establishing Regulation and Employment 271 Chinese Drama Studies as a Field of Knowledge

PANEL Follies, Mosques, and Majolica Tiles: Imagining in Early Twentieth-Century China 254 the Colonial Built Environment in the Indian PANEL Ocean 272 After Conquest Dynasties Resources and Tools for the Empire: PANEL PANEL Digital China: Decenter and Deconstruction 255 Commodities and Knowledge in 19-20c South 273 Asia PANEL The Ananda Coomaraswamy Book Prize: A 274 Mobility and Materiality in Early Modern China PANEL Roundtable Discussion of Jack Hawley's A PANEL 256 Storm of Songs: India and the Idea of the 275 Postsocializing Queer Desires in China Bhakti Movement (2015) PANEL Late Imperial Chinese Commentaries Across the SOUTH ASIA & SOUTHEAST ASIA 276 Jing (classics), Shi (history), Zi (mastea Works), PANEL Media, Messaging, and Mystics: Thinking and Ji (collected Works) Categories 257 through Religious Encounters PANEL China's Cosmopolitan Traditions SOUTHEAST ASIA 277 PANEL PANEL Communicating Content: Linking Southeast Comparative Yellow Perilisms: Imagination, 244 Asian Language Instruction to Area Studies 278 Reaction, and Continuation PANEL Multifarious Modernities in the Cold War Technopolitics in Southeast Asia PANEL 258 279 Sinophone literature and Film from Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong PANEL Peering through the Fog of Censorship: Studying 74 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 280 Protest and Repression in China with Event Data Panels BySaturday Geographic Area 3:00PM-5:00PM SATURDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA KOREA PANEL PANEL Expanding Language Instruction on Your Controversies in Early Korean History 281 Campus: New Possibilities through Distance 302 Critical Asian Studies Fiftieth Anniversary PANEL After Defection: The Identity Politics of PANEL Roundtable: Fifty Years of Tilting at 303 Integrating North Korean Refugees 282 Mainstream Scholarship on Asia: The Past and JAPAN Future of Asian Studies PANEL Haunted Spaces: Reimagining Ghosts, PANEL Playable Asia: The Politics of Playable Media in Monsters, and Trauma across Japanese Media 283 Networked Asia 304 PANEL Imperial Violence, Literary Visions: Revisiting Coerced Beliefs and Willing Conversions: Tenko PANEL 305 Literature in Pre- and Postwar Japan 284 Narratives of Atrocity and Displacement from Japan’s Colonial Empire PANEL Bringing the Archives of Wartime and Occupied Japan to Life: Perspectives from the Public and PANEL Examining the Impact of the Japanese Empire 306 285 around the South China Sea Private Sectors PANEL Towards an Ecosophical Approach to Nuclear 286 The Cold War in Asia: Singular or Plural? PANEL Ecologies: Reading Time, Irradiated Bodies, and 307 Affect in Recent Japanese Literature, Manga, PANEL Experimental Livelihoods and Alternative Photography, and Film 287 Socialities in Contemporary Japan and South Korea PANEL Deep Militarization: Okinawa and Dynamics of 308 Militarism beyond the Fences PANEL (De)Constructing Difference: Representations PANEL 288 of Disability in Chinese Literature and Film and Constructing Gender & Sexuality in Japan Japanese Manga 309

PANEL Asian Chronotopes of the Middle East: CHINA AND INNER ASIA Imaginations of Inter-Asian Connection and 289 PANEL Mobility, Part I Techniques of Speaking: Sonic Intermediality in 310 Republican China, Taiwan, and the PRC PANEL Border Theories PANEL Changing Labour – Advocacy and Workers’ 290 311 Agency in China SOUTH ASIA PANEL Life along the Silk Road PANEL 312 291 Spatiality and Power in South Asia PANEL Technologies of the Sublimed Self: Socio- PANEL Smallness: Poetic and Artistic Representations 313 Technical Formations and Re-subjectivization in 292 of the Ramayana East Asia

PANEL Where the Gods Dwell: Temple Urbanisms in PANEL Risky Businesses: Banking, Insurance, and the 293 South and Southeast Asia 314 Emergence of Modern Risk Management in China Beyond Codification and Pluralism: Islamic PANEL PANEL Digital Humanities and New Directions in 294 Legal Reformism between the Ottoman Empire and South Asia 315 Studying East Asian Art and Architecture PANEL Intralingual Translation as an Approach to SOUTH ASIA & SOUTHEAST ASIA 316 Yuan-Ming Period Textual Practices PANEL Historical Imaginations: Science, Knowledge, 301 and Environment PANEL The State of the State: Inside (and Outside) 317 China’s Changing Governmental Hierarchy SOUTHEAST ASIA PANEL The Layered Body in Art: From Late Imperial to PANEL 318 Contemporary China 296 Politics and Elections in Thailand PANEL “New” Media Technologies and Literary PANEL Whose Culture? The Return of Cultural 319 Worlding in Contemporary China 297 Treasures PANEL Voice/Sound Studies in the China Field: Part I PANEL Huy đức and His Pioneering History of post- 320 1975 Vietnam, Bên Thắng Cuộc [the Winning 298 PANEL Side] Transregional Perspectives on the Taiping War 321 and Tongzhi Restoration PANEL Islam and the Mediation of the Indonesian 299 Public Sphere PANEL Old Story, New Imaginations: Transmedial 322 Representation of the Past in Revolutionary PANEL Varieties of Land Dispossession in Mainland China, 1920s-1960s 300 Southeast Asia

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5:15PM-7:15PM SATURDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA JAPAN

PANEL Forests, Agriculture, and Oceans: Rurality Getting Published: Academic Journals and the PANEL 323 Publishing Process and the Political Economy of Nature in 342 Contemporary Japan PANEL 324 Imperialism in Asia PANEL The Issue of 'Openness' in Early-Edo Political 343 Culture Dharma Tourists, Diasporas and Buddhist PANEL PANEL Cold War Era Cultural Alliances and Gendered 325 Transnationalism: Spreading the Dharma under 344 Nationalism in Japan the Global Condition PANEL PANEL The Japanese Empire and Its Non-National Language Choice and Identity in South and Actors 326 Southeast Asia 345 PANEL Writing Japanese History for the Cambridge PANEL Chinese Diasporic Circulations and Fractured 346 327 Allegiances History of Japan PANEL Seeking Refuge in Contemporary Asian Nation- CHINA AND INNER ASIA 328 States PANEL 347 Voice/Sound Studies in the China Field: Part II PANEL Leftist Aesthetics: Comparative Literary 329 Perspectives from China and India (1930-1960) PANEL The Origins of the Chinese Propaganda State Looking Back and Looking Ahead: New 348 (1937-1965)

PANEL Perspectives on Memorialization and Gender, Local Identity, Public Space, and 330 Reconciliation on the Tenth Anniversary of the PANEL Art Patronage: new Dimensions in Chinese US House of Representatives Comfort Women 349 Religion from the Ming to Contemporary China Resolution and Taiwan PANEL Territory in East Asia: Islands and Seas PANEL Green Energy, Economic Development and 331 350 Environmental Governance in China PANEL Cold War Cosmopolitanisms: Arts and Cultures PANEL Shades of Red: Reinterpreting China's Early 332 That Transcend Ideological Boundaries 351 Reform and Opening Period SOUTH ASIA PANEL Making and Faking Place at Chinese Literary 352 Gatherings PANEL Bihar as a Backward Place: Then and Now 333 PANEL Integrating Chinese Studies and Chinese : Problems and New Methodological PANEL 353 Between Past & Present: People, States and Orientations 334 Events in Asian History Making It Real: Intercultural and Intermedia PANEL (Re-)Ordering Religious Knowledge in Late PANEL 354 Images in Late Imperial and Early Republican 335 Colonial India China SOUTHEAST ASIA PANEL Displaced Youth: Migration, Education, and the PANEL 355 Young Generations in China's Post-Mao Era Cultural Flows across Uneven Borders 336 PANEL Being Ethnic in China: Representing, Deploying, 356 and Negotiating Hui-ness PANEL Nation-States, Migration, and Popular 337 Sovereignty: Evidence from the History of PANEL Modern Vietnam 357 Moral Economies of Language in Tibet PANEL PANEL Lecturing Orthodoxy from the Periphery: The Unbearable Heaviness of Becoming: Liu 338 Religious Beliefs and Texts in Early Twentieth 358 Xiaobo and Chinese Political Consciousness Century Vietnam PANEL Speed and Temporality in Asian Urban KOREA 359 Development

PANEL Dying for the Nation, Serving Only God: 341 Martyrdom and Contested Identities in Korean Christianity KOREA & JAPAN PANEL Identity and Agency among Korean Women in 339 Past and Present

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CONTINUED FROM PANEL 199 Saturday Sessions 8:30AM-10:30AM Fibre Fever: Raw Materials, Waste, and the Dilemma of Economization in China’s Great Leap Forward Jennifer E. Altehenger, King’s College London #ASIANOW ROUNDTABLE Waste Wanted? Sawdust, Warped Boards and Other "Waste" Materials in Postwar Japanese Manufacturing New Kinds of Censorship Sarah Teasley, Royal College of Art Sponsored by Ford Foundation Peripherals at the Center: From Sino-Japanese Computer Chaired by Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Journal of Asian Junk to New Understandings of the Global Information Age Studies Discussant: PMarriott Ballroom, Salon 3, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Denise Ho, Yale University

Discussants: PANEL Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Journal of Asian Studies Seeds of the Frontier: Botanical 200 Tim Pringle, China Quarterly Interventions and State Expansion in Pavin Chachavalpongpun, Kyoto University East Asia, 1400-1945 Rebecca MacKinnon, New American Foundation P Krisna Uk, Association for Asian Studies Coolidge, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by David Fedman, University of California, Irvine PANEL Cruel Beauty, Self Gentrification, and Other 197 Cultivating the Northern Land: Agricultural Improvement and Territorial Expansion in Fifteenth-Century Korea Urban Transformations: The Aesthetics of Wenjiao Cai, Harvard University Exclusion and Dispossession in Cities in Asia The Politics of Farming Knowledge in the Sino-Korean PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Borderland of the Late Sixteenth-Century Masato Hasegawa, Max Planck Institute for the History Chaired by Erik Lind Harms, Yale University of Science Discussants: A Capitol Orchard: Botanical Networks and the Colonization Non Arkaraprasertkul, Independent Scholars of Asia of Sapporo Michael Herzfeld, Harvard University Michael Thornton, Harvard University Asher Ghertner, Rutgers University Eli Elinoff, Victoria University of Wellington The Japanese Scientist "Who Became Korean Soil": Asakawa Takumi and Forest Ecology in the Peninsular Traditions in Ongoing Translation: PANEL Laboratory 198 David Fedman, University of California, Irvine Comparative Perspectives on Narratives, Discussant: Performances, and Cultures in Korea, China, David Bello, Washington and Lee University and Beyond PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PANEL Asian Art Museums in the U.S.: Paths 201 Chaired by Xiaoquan R. Zhang, American University Forward in the 21st-Century Enchanting Paragons of Loyalty: The Brothers Boyi and PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Shuqi through Neo-Confucian Eyes Chaired by Sarah M. Loudon, Seattle Art Museum Minho Kim, Hallym University Discussants: Visions of Happiness and Comfort: Stories and Images of Sarah M. Loudon, Seattle Art Museum Guo Ziyi in Chos n Korea ŏ Paul S. Atkins, University of Washington Jina Choi, Ewha Womans University Elizabeth Eder, Freer/Sackler Galleries of Art, An Interconnected Performance Space: The Holy Mountains Smithsonian Institution Tradition in China, Korea, and Japan Serving the Present: The Death and Resurrection of MEET THE AAS BOOK EDITORS Confucius in Modern Times Younghwan Park, Dongguk University Discuss your AAS book proposal in person Discussant: PAAS Booth #119 9:00AM on Saturday Sookja Cho, Arizona State University Key Issues in Asian Studies and Education About Asia PANEL Lucien Ellington Precious Stuff: Waste and the Remnants of 199 History in Postwar China and Japan Asia Shorts and Asia Past & Present PHarding, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM William M. Tsutsui Chaired by Denise Ho, Yale University For further information about AAS publications and to view the Call for Proposals, please visit the AAS website at The Broken Link: Cotton Shortages and the Failure of Rural- www.asian-studies.org Urban Integration in the PRC Jacob Eyferth, University of Chicago Names listed in the Program are of participants registered by the posted deadline. Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 77 Saturday

PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 205 Religion and Translation across Asia 202 Weak Passports and “Low-Quality” People: Chinese Expatriates and the Moral Politics of Petty Corruption in PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Tanzania Chaired by Victor Mair, University of Pennsylvania Derek Sheridan, Brandeis University A Lutheran Missionary’s Kongzi Chinese Subalterns, Neoliberal Sojourning, and African Chenxin Jiang, University of Chicago Frontiers Mingwei Huang, University of Minnesota Translating the Poetic and Cultural Prosody of the Mantle Ode into a Sinitic Framework Discussant: Leopold Eisenlohr, University of Pennsylvania Pál Nyiri, University of Amsterdam The Modern Superstition in China PANEL Gal Gvili, McGill University Using Big Data to Conduct Comparative 206 Straddling the Himalayas: Translating Buddhism into Studies of the Civil Services of Qing China Chinese and Joseon Korea Daniel Boucher, Cornell University PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM Discussant: Haun Saussy, University of Chicago Examination, First Appointment, and Subsequent Careers in the Qing Civil Service PANEL Cameron Campbell, Hong Kong University of Science Asia’s Next Great Game in Africa? 203 and Technology PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM The Chances of Success in Joseon Korea: Lineage Strategies for the Civil Service Examinations Chaired by Jackson P. Miller, Harvard University Sangkuk Lee, Ajou University Discussants: The Impact of Banner Affiliation on Official Careers during Yao Lu, Hong Kong University of Science and the Qing: Evidence from Imperial Lineage Dataset and the Technology Qing Jinshenlu Dataset Seifudein Adem, Frankfurt University Gabriel T. Bamana, University of Groningen Drawing the Big Picture of Political Power of Historical Figures and Parties Using a Text Mining Technique Based on the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty The Issue of Comfort Women—Japanese PANEL Hongjin Yeh, Ajou University and Korean Perspectives in the 1990s 204 PANEL PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Telling Lives in Asian Studies: 207 Auto/Biographical Narrative as Rhetoric, Politics of the Kono Statement: The Road from Kim Haksun to the Asian Women’s Fund Technique, and Pedagogy Kan Kimura, Kobe University PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Discourse Changes on Comfort Women Issue: Korean Case Chaired by Margaret B. Bodemer, California Polytechnic Yongmin Kim, Konkuk University State University Another Story of the Comfort-Women Movement in South Experiments with Autobiography: Gandhi, Yogananda, and Korea: An Oral History by Yang Sunim the 14th Dalai Lama Seduk Kim, Ashiya University Chloe Martinez, Claremont McKenna College The Role of Japanese Activists in the Comfort-Women Postwar Japanese Memoirs about Manchuria: Individual Issue: Keiko Usuki and the Hakkiri-Kai Movement Agency and Myth-Making Makoto Kin, Sapporo University Lianying Shan, Gustavus Adolphus College Discussants: Red Snow over China: Xie Xuehong (1901-1970) and the Toyomi Asano, Waseda University “Biographical Rivalry” across the Taiwan Strait Sayuri Shimizu, Rice University Po-Hsi Chen, Yale University PANEL A Layered Past: Using Autoethnography to Document and Locating China in the “South” 205 Analyze Family History in the Context of the Vietnam War Jessica Montez, University of Wisconsin-Madison PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM Discussant: Chaired by Yoon Jung Park, Georgetown University Margaret B. Bodemer, California Polytechnic State Communicating China’s Development Model in Latin University America Benjamin Creutzfeldt, Johns Hopkins University Cosmopolitan and Humanitarian Pursuits in an East African Metropolis: The Case of Chinese Millennials in Nairobi, Kenya Melissa Lefkowitz, New York University

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Lips and Teeth: Sino-North Korean Relations PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 212 during the Cold War 208 Bratas and Shakti Sadhana: Ascetic Links to the Sacred in West Bengal PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM June McDaniel, College of Charleston Chaired by John Delury, Yonsei University Discussant: North Korea and the 1991 Sino-Soviet Border Settlement: Tulasi Srinivas, Emerson College Silent Observer? PANEL Alsu Tagirova, East China Normal University Improvement and the Colonial Epistemology 213 The Problem of Feudalism: and Kim Family of Development Succession PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM John Delury, Yonsei University Chaired by Brian P. Caton, Luther College Women, Communist Alliance, and Sentimental Internationalism: Reinventing the North Korean Ally in Animal Breeding, the Discourse of Improvement, and the China’s Wartime Literature, 1950-1954 State in Colonial India Zhao Ma, Washington University in St. Louis Brian P. Caton, Luther College From Combat to Construction: Chinese Assistance to Planting “Improvement”: Tea Agroecology in British India North Korea’s Railway System,1950-1955 Arnab Dey, State University of New York, Binghamton Dingyuan Xie, East China Normal University American Experts and 1950s India Discussant: Prakash Kumar, Pennsylvania State University Yafeng Xia, Long Island University

PANEL PANEL Asian Agrifood Systems in Transition AIIS Showcase on New Research: Texts in 215 210 Contexts: Genres as Socio-Cultural Agents P Park Tower 8226, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM in South Asia Chaired by Larry L. Burmeister, Ohio University Sponsored by American Institute of Indian Studies The South Korean Transition from a Producer- to a PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Consumer-Oriented Agrifood System Larry L. Burmeister, Ohio University Chaired by Philip A. Lutgendorf, University of Iowa Cultivating Farmers for the Future in Japan: Contradictions Śambūka’s Fight for Education and the Dramas that Tell His of Neoliberalism in Sustaininig Agriculture Story Keiko Tanaka, University of Kentucky Aaron Sherraden, University of Texas at Austin Citizen Science in the Agrifood System: The Fukushima Constructing a New Identity for Jain Literati in Nuclear Accident and Citizen Radiation Measuring Rāmacandra’s Dramatic Works Organizations Aleksandra Restifo, Yale University Aya Kimura, University of Hawai’i at Manoa The Making and Remaking of a Genre: The Prose Romance in Early-Medieval South Asia PANEL The Language of Secular History: Reflections 211 Janet Um, University of California, Berkeley on Urdu, Politics, Religion, and Nation in Re-Envisioning of Genres and Social Criticism in ḥasan Sijzī Modern South Asia in Memory of Kavita S. Datla Dihlavī’s The Book of Love (D. 2017) Pranav Prakash, University of Iowa PHoover, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Discussant: Allison Busch, Columbia University Chaired by Karuna Mantena, Yale University Discussants: Rajeev K. Kinra, Northwestern University Eric Beverley, State University of New York, Stony Brook Rama Mantena, University of Illinois, Chicago

Bringing Dharma down to Earth: Asceticism PANEL and Everyday Flourishing in South Asia 212 PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Steven Hopkins, Swarthmore College Gurus and the Good Life: Constructing Asceticism as the Dharma of Flourishing by Female Hindu Ascetics in North India Antoinette E. DeNapoli, Texas Christian University Challenging the Domestic/Ascetic Binary: Practicing Itinerancy as a Female Buddhist Monastic in Ancient South Asia Nicholas Witkowski, University of Tokyo Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 79 Saturday

Timor-Leste: Historical and Archival PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 218 Perspectives 216 Remembrance of Things Unseen: Subaltern Memories in the Throes of Neo/colonial History Sponsored by Indonesian and Timor-Leste Studies Noah Theriault, Carnegie Mellon University Committee (ITLSC) P Discussant: Wilson B, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Anne Y. Guillou, French National Center for Scientific Chaired by Clinton Fernandes, University of New South Research Wales PANEL Solidarity Movements for East Timor, 1975-1999: Re-locating Taiwan in Southeast Asia: A 219 Historical and Archival Perspectives Multifaceted Engagement David Webster, Bishop’s University Sponsored by Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Indonesia’s New Order Violence: Knowledge, Memory and National Chengchi University Archives P Elzabeth Drexler, Michigan State University Madison A, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Indonesia and the Independence of East Timor: New Chaired by Hsin-Huang Hsiao, Academia Sinica Evidence from the Australian Archives Unpacking Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy: Prospect and Clinton Fernandes, University of New South Wales Challenges of Think Tanks Diplomacy Historical Narratives and Contemporary Understandings of Hsin-Huang Hsiao, Academia Sinica Nationalism in Timor-Leste Hao Yang, National Chengchi University Michael Leach, Swinburne University of Technology The Network Connection of Elite Politics between Southeast Asia and Taiwan: Constructing the Interchange PANEL Mechanism of Democratic Governance and Parliamentary 20 Years after Suharto: Trajectories of State 217 and Social Forces in Indonesian Politics Diplomacy The Dissemination of Indonesian Islam in Taiwan Sponsored by Indonesian and Timor-Leste Studies Syuan-Yuan Chiou, National Chengchi University Committee (ITLSC) P The Effect of Migration on Economic Growth: A Truman, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Comparative Study of Taiwan and Southeast Asia Chaired by Ehito Kimura, University of Hawai’i at Discussant: Manoa Bonnie Glaser, Center for Strategic and International The Trajectories of Transitional Justice and Its Discontents Studies in Indonesia Ehito Kimura, University of Hawai’i at Manoa PANEL Disciplinary Idioms: Reason, Rhetoric and 220 Twenty Years after Suharto: Indonesia’s Parties and the Repression in Southeast Asian Modernity State of Indonesian Democracy P Paige Johnson Tan, Radford University Madison B, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM The Institutional Foundation of Subnational Political Chaired by Tyrell Haberkorn, University of Wisconsin - Dynasties in Indonesia Madison Yoes Kenawas, Northwestern University Everyday Metaphysics: The Moment of the Accident in Towards Nkri Bersyariah? Explaining Rising Islamism in Thai History Post-Reformasi Indonesia Trais Pearson, Boston College Alexander Arifianto, Nanyang Technological University Making the Market Modern Discussants: Samson Lim, Singapore University of Technology and William Liddle, Ohio State University Design Kikue Hamayotsu, Northern Illinois University Policing Childhood of the Nation: Beginning of the Border Patrol Police School Project in the Early 1950s PANEL Sinae Hyun, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Difference, Belonging, and the Politics of 218 Memory at Southeast Asia’s Margins Anarchists, Rebels, Masons, and Subversives: Redefining P Criminality as Pretext to Spanish Colonial State Repression Tyler, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM in Late 19th-Century Philippines Chaired by June M. Rubis, University of Oxford Maureen Justiniano, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency The Mamasapano Clash, Memories of Violence, and the Politics of Muslim Belonging in the Philippines Discussant: Rosa Cordillera Castillo, Humboldt University of Berlin Tyrell Haberkorn, University of Wisconsin-Madison De-Centering the White Rajah in the Room: Political Acts of Remembering for the “Modern” Dayak of Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo June M. Rubis, University of Oxford Burning Candles, Bridging Divides: Memory, Conflict, and Cultural Revival in Timor-Leste

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Claiming and Negotiating Real and Mediated PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 224 Space in Contemporary Korea 221 A Novel Navel: Proverbs, Pictures and Performances in a Bakumatsu Hanashibon Series PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Oliver White, Columbia University Chaired by CedarBough T. Saeji, University of British Discussant: Columbia Laurence Kominz, Portland State University Transforming Spaces of Dissent: Catholic Rituals of Protest in Contemporary South Korea Season of Image Politics: Japanese Visual PANEL Lina Koleilat, Australian National University Media in 1968 225 Rethinking Public Space: The Case of Gwanghwamun PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM Square Seunghan Paek, Yonsei University Chaired by Julia Alekseyeva, Brooklyn College Claiming Art-Making Space: Gentrification and Independent The “Group of Eight” and 1968: The Suzuki Seijun Incident Musicians, Artists and Activists in Seoul Revisited Hyunjoon Shin, Sungkonghoe University William Carroll, University of Chicago Imagining Korean Space: Visual Localization Strategies in The Art Theatre Guild in 1968: From Estrangement to Korean Popular Music Videos Alienation CedarBough T. Saeji, University of British Columbia Julia Alekseyeva, Brooklyn College Discussant: The Movement-Televisual Image: The Media Space Circa Laam Hae, York University 1968 in Japan Takuya Tsunoda, University of Chicago PANEL Fukushima: Sustaining Struggle Discussant: 222 Franz Prichard, Princeton University PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PANEL Chaired by Norma Field, University of Chicago Harnessing Manchurian Imaginaries in the 226 Discussants: Japanese Empire, 1930-1945 Norma Field, University of Chicago PThurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM Hitomi Kamanaka, Bunbun Films Katsuya Hirano, University of California, Los Angeles Chaired by Anne Giblin Gedacht, Seton Hall University Margherita Long, University of California, Irvine Leading Northeast Asia: Tōhoku, Local History, and Ruiko Muto, Activist and Writer Japanese Imperial Expansionism in Manchuria Anne Giblin Gedacht, Seton Hall University PANEL The Meiji Restoration at 150: Researching, 223 Making a Rural Masterpiece: French Aesthetics, 1930s Commemorating, and Teaching Japanese Art Photography, and Manchurian Agricultural Landscapes PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Kari Shepherdson-Scott, Macalester College Chaired by Robert Hellyer, Wake Forest University The Soybean Connection R. Evan Wells, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussants: Daniel Botsman, Yale University Dissonant Visions of Harmony: Imaginations of Pan-Asian David Leheny, Waseda University "Concord" in Manchuria and Domestic “Harmony” in Japan Kazuhiro Takii, International Research Center for as Contested Sites Japanese Studies James Homsey, University of Wisconsin-Madison Marco Tinello, Hosei University Discussant: Frederick Dickinson, University of Pennsylvania Louise Young, University of Wisconsin-Madison PANEL Chic Freaks, Pro Amateurs, Double-Layered 224 Antics, and Belly Buttons: The Unadorned Truth about Late Edo-Period Comics PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Glynne Walley, University of Oregon Learn to Laugh at Yourself: Amateurs Storytelling Circles in Late Eighteenth-Century Osaka Matthew Shores, University of Colorado, Boulder Chic Freaks and Outlaws: Amateur Comic Storytelling Circles in the 1860s Glynne Walley, University of Oregon The Past Is Present, The Present Is Past: Double-Layered Historical Appropriation in Edo Comic Fiction Christopher Smith, University of Florida

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State Control in Unexpected Places and PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 230 Unexpected Ways: Lessons from China 227 Remaking the Spiritual World: The Campaign against Fortune Telling, 1950s-1960s PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Emily Baum, University of California, Irvine Chaired by Bruce Dickson, George Washington Mao’s Culinary Revolution: Food Politics and Socialist University Industrialization in 1950s China Anime and Pop Idols as Ideology Propagators in China Seung-joon Lee, National University of Singapore Kecheng Fang, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Dancing with Shackles On: State Control over Internet Carol Ann Benedict, Georgetown University Novels in China PANEL Rongbin Han, University of Georgia Chinese Climate Change and Environment: 231 Propaganda and the Police: The Softer Side of State Control Government and Citizen Reactions and in China Interactions Suzanne E. Scoggins, Clark University PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM State Control over Heritage Destruction during the Cultural Revolution Chaired by Iselin Stensdal, Fridtjof Nansen Institute Yuan Yao, Nanjing University A Capabilities Approach to Explaining Environmental Discussant: Activism in China John Yasuda, Indiana University Bloomington Neil Munro, University of Glasgow Chinese Popular Demand for Government Protection PANEL Against Environmental “Bads”: Does Inequality Matter? Teaching Chinese Literature as World 228 Literature: Lu Xun as an Exemplar Hedda Flatø, University of Oslo P Administrative and Citizen Responses to Chinese Pollution: Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM A Spatial Analysis Discussants: Scott Wilson, University of the South Christopher Lupke, University of Alberta Why Mitigate? A Study of Shanghai Municipality’s Jon von Kowallis, University of New South Wales Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Activities Ping Zhu, University of Oklahoma Iselin Stensdal, Fridtjof Nansen Institute Nick Admussen, Cornell University Discussants: PANEL Neil Munro, University of Glasgow Minority Elites and the Early Maoist State: 229 Scott Wilson, University of the South Cooperation, Accommodation and Conflict PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Hong Kong as a Postcolony: Twenty Years PANEL 232 Chaired by Elizabeth J. Perry, Harvard University of Chinese Rule Pre-Revolutionary Elites in a Revolutionary Party: Uyghur Sponsored by Society for Hong Kong Studies Cadres in 1950s Xinjiang PRoosevelt 5, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Joshua L. Freeman, Harvard University Chaired by Eliza W.Y. Lee, University of Hong Kong Collaboration and Resistance at the Edge/End of Empire: Thoughts on the “First Amdo Rebellion” (1949-1953) The Rule of Law and the Arts of Resistance: Modes of Benno R. Weiner, Carnegie Mellon University Governance in Colonial and Post-Colonial Hong Kong Carol Jones, University of Birmingham Becoming Chinese? The Yunnan Borderlands in the 1950s’ Educational Reform Migration, Nativism and Nationalism: The Hong Kong Diana Duan, Brigham Young University Dilemma Susanne Y.P. Choi, Chinese University of Hong Kong Regulating Religion in China’s “Little Mecca”: Confrontation and Negotiation in Linxia Power Unrecognized: The Dilemma of Economic Integration Steven Pieragastini, Boston College between China’s and Hong Kong’s Film Industries Victor Shin, University of Hong Kong Discussant: Robert J. Barnett, Columbia University Discussant: Ching Kwan Lee, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL Winning Hearts, Minds, and Bodies in 230 Communist China PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Carol Ann Benedict, Georgetown University The Politics of Mass Immunization in the Early People’s Republic of China Mary Augusta Brazelton, University of Cambridge Between Nativism and Globalism: The History of Wartime Chinese Communist Medicine, 1937-1945 Wayne Soon, Vassar College 82 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Saturday

Translating Classical Texts of Political PANEL Commoner Mobility in the Early Chinese PANEL Economy and International Law into Chinese 233 Empires 236 PMaryland Suite C, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Mutual Interpretation of Knowledge: Translations of Chaired by Griet M. Vankeerberghen, McGill University Elements of International Law during the Early 20th- Century in China Shaping Reality, Projecting Authority: Qin and Early Western Han Legal Sources on the Possibilities, Restrictions Marx’s Das Capital in Early Chinese Translation and Control of Geographic Mobility Rebecca Karl, New York University Michael Lüdke, Friedrich Alexander University Adam Smith in Tianjin: Yang Jingnian’s Translation of the Going Mobile: Scribes as Travelers Rather Than Stationary Wealth of Nations Agents Felix A. Boecking, University of Edinburgh Armin Selbitschka, New York University Shanghai Soldiers and Officials on the Move: The Life of the Empire’s PANEL The Second Buddha: New Perspectives on 234 Overlooked Servants Padmasambhava Daniel Sou, Czech Academy of Sciences PVirginia Suite A, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM No Longer a Noble—Where Do I Live? Griet M. Vankeerberghen, McGill University Popular Visual Narratives of Padmasambhava in Context Elena Pakhoutova, Rubin Museum of Art Red Love and Love Red: Gendered, PANEL Padmasambhava Traditions and the Transformation of Sexualized and Affective Linkages of 237 Society Lewis Doney, British Museum Socialist and Postsocialist China P Indic Orthodoxy and Himalayan Innovation: The Fierce Delaware Suite A, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Guru Padmasambhava in Liturgy, Hagiography, and Chaired by Sasha Welland, University of Washington Iconography Daniel A. Hirshberg, University of Mary Washington Inheriting Funü: Legacy and Beyond Xin Huang, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Building Padmasambhava’s Palace Benjamin Bogin, Skidmore College The Bleeding Iron: Menstruation and Affect in High-Socialist China Discussant: Yiyu Tian, University of Washington Janet Gyatso, Harvard University Reclaiming Queer Memory: Same-Sex Eroticism in the PANEL Cultural Revolution China Vice: Defining and Dealing with the 235 Shana Ye, University of Toronto Modern Criminal Element Speculative Affect: The Queering Mechanism of New PVirginia Suite B, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Entrepreneurship in the Transpacific Context Charlie Zhang, University of Kentucky Chaired by Janet Y. Chen, Princeton University Discussant: Swindlers: Con Men, Imposters, and the Culture of Sasha Welland, University of Washington Deception in New China Christopher Rea, University of British Columbia Digital Methods for Traditional Chinese PANEL Kidnappers: Private Detainment, Violence, and the Making 238 of Local Justice Literary Studies Quinn Javers, University of California, Davis PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Crooks: Combatting Gamblers, Hooligans, and Bullies in a Chaired by Zong-Qi Cai, University of Illinois at Urbana- Southeast Chinese Village, 1900-1935 Champaign Weiting Guo, Simon Fraser University Comparative Phonorhetorical Analyses of Early Chinese Pornographers: Defining, Circulating, and Consuming Literary-Historical Texts: Visualizing Parallel Passages in the “Yellow” Print in China, 1950-1965 Zuozhuan and the Guoyu Yvon Wang, University of Toronto Jeffrey R. Tharsen, University of Chicago Discussant: Spatial Distribution and Displacement of the Poetic Janet Y. Chen, Princeton University Landscape in the Tang-Song Period: A Data Analysis Based on “A Chronological Map of Tang-Song Literature” Discovering the Obvious in “Poems on Things”: Extraction of Patterns and Clichés Mariana Zorkina, University of Zurich Supplementing the Records and Anecdotes: Textual Networks in Early Medieval Historiographic Annotations Evan Nicoll-Johnson, University of Alberta Discussants: Zong-Qi Cai, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chao-Lin Liu, National Chengchi University

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Echoes of the October Revolution in China PANEL Building a Global Community through PANEL and Japan 402 Teaching and Learning Foreign Languages: 240 PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM New Perspectives and Practices across Area Studies The October Revolution of 1917 and the Japanese Left Tatiana Linkhoeva, New York University PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Translating the October Revolution in Interwar Japan: Chaired by Ellen Rafferty, University of Manuals for Policing “Dangerous Thought” in the 1920s Wisconsin-Madison and 1930 Discussants: Max Ward, Middlebury College Ellen Rafferty, University of Wisconsin-Madison Leninist Legacies and Revolutionary Life Histories in the Amelia Joan Liwe, Universitas Pelita Harapan CCP: A Comparative Case Study of Zhao Shiyan and Cai ThuyAnh T. Nguyen, University of Michigan Hesen Marilyn Levine, Central Washington University PANEL Scale of Change: The Demise of the Small Group and the Imperial Formations in 17th-Century Asia: 241 Rise of Mass Party Politics in China, 1917-1923 State Consolidation and Institution Building Shakhar Rahav, University of Haifa in the Transformation of Empire Discussant: PJackson, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Naoyuki Umemori, Waseda University Chaired by Yinan Luo, Tsinghua University Swapping Symbolic Power for Real Power: Centralizing the Saturday Sessions 10:45AM-12:45PM Manchu Military Macabe Keliher, West Virginia University #ASIANOW ROUNDTABLE PANEL Region Taming Empire: Imperial Limits and Military Crisis in 239 the Mughal Deccan Asian Arts and Resistance: Defiant Subjects Subah Dayal, Tulane University and their Disobedient Objects Naval Garrisons and the Expansion of the Chosŏn State in PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Seventeenth-Century Coastal Korea John Lee, Yale University Discussants: Absorbing the Periphery: Ezo and the Making of the Svay Sareth Tokugawa Empire Minzayar Oo, Panos Picture Viktor Shmagin, Fort Lewis College Sampson Wong, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts Discussant: Sarvnik Kaur Roy Bin Wong, University of California, Los Angeles Tushar Madhave PANEL Performances of Struggle and Resistance 242 PANEL in South Korea, India, and Taiwan Land and Labor: Changing Forms of 214 Legality, Regulation and Employment PTyler, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Sponsored by American Institute of Indian Studies Chaired by Katherine I. Lee, University of California, Los Angeles PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45AM Form’s Function: Sound and Music in South Korean Chaired by Amrita Basu, Amherst College Protests Decolonizing Legalities in Adivasi Attappady Katherine I. Lee, University of California, Los Angeles Padini Nirmal, Clark University Music as a Politics of Self: Political Awakening among Forests, Wildlife and People on the Margins: Permeable Manganiyar Musicians of Western Rajasthan, India Landscapes in the Eastern Ghats, India Shalini Ayyagari, University of Pittsburgh Diya Paul, Rutgers University “To Place a Sunflower in the Darkest Corner”: Rap Music, Heterogeneous Wage Impact of the Mahatma Gandhi Transitional Justice, and the 2014 Sunflower Student National Rural Movement in Taiwan Kartik Misra, University of Massachusetts Amherst Meredith Schweig, Emory University Discussant: On Appropriation: Gender, Caste, and Aesthetic Resistance Neera Singh, University of Toronto in South India Rumya Putcha, Texas A&M University

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Changing Landscapes of Service Work in PANEL Agrarian Persistence and Transformation, PANEL Korea and Taiwan: Labor Precarity, 243 Panel 2: Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and 246 Workers’ Struggles, and New Subject Formations Vietnam PTruman, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Seo Young Park, Scripps College Rural Smallholders and Temporary Migration in Cambodia Rethinking Precarity and Labor Struggle through Life’s Rosa Yi, Royal University of Phnom Penh Work of Female Janitors in South Korea Smallholders in Lao PDR: Responding to Pressures and Jiwoon Yulee, University of Washington Opportunities “I am a Slash!” A New Model of Work/Life in Taiwan Outhai Soukkhy, Northern Agriculture and Forestry Lake Lui, Education University of Hong Kong College Disorderly Fashion: Organized Strategizing in the Production Smallholder Land Use under Vietnam’s New Rural and Consumption of Global Fashion in Korea Development Program Solee Shin, National University of Singapore Tuan Anh Nguyen, Vietnam National University of Social Sciences and Humanities Discussant: Seo Young Park, Scripps College PANEL Cold War Feminisms in East Asia 247 PANEL P Communicating Content: Linking Southeast 244 Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Asian Language Instruction to Area Studies Chaired by Suzy Kim, Rutgers University Sponsored by COTSEAL The “Modern Girl” is a Communist: March 8th and China’s P Proletarian Women’s Movement, 1925-27 Madison A, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM John M. Knight, Rhode Island School of Design Chaired by Desiana Pauli Sandjaja, University of The Korean National Council of Women, Transnational Washington Feminism, and the Cold War Bahasa Indonesia as a Political Tool: From the Language of Katri Kauhanen, University of Turku the Revolution to Bureaucratic “Officialese” Okinawa’s Underground Communist Party and Isahama’s Tomas Petru, Charles University Female Farmer Struggles against Land Requisitions in 1955 Stories That Matter: Embedding Culture and Politics into Wendy Matsumura, University of California, San Diego Advanced Indonesian Classrooms through Short Stories Gendered Globality as a Cold War Framework: International Communicating Unpleasant or Negative Situations in the Dimensions of Chinese Female Bodies in the 1960s Indonesian Ianguage Tina Mai Chen, University of Manitoba Michaela Budiman, Charles University Discussants: Strategies in Enabling Success in Southeast Asian Suzy Kim, Rutgers University Language and Culture Training Tani Barlow, Rice University Nanna L. Jonsson, Department of State, Foreign Service Institute PANEL Materialities of Interchange across Early 248 Discussant: Modern Asia Juliana Wijaya, University of California, Los Angeles PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM Economy, Sexuality, and Knowledge: Lived PANEL 245 Chaired by Matthew Cook, North Carolina Central Religion in Asia University PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Early Modern Ivory Trade in the Bay of Bengal Chaired by Michael Szonyi, Harvard University Martha Chaiklin, Independent Scholar Unlawful and Unorthodox? Buddhist Clerical Marriage in Diplomatic Gifts and Custom-Made Orders: Foreign Traders Late Imperial China as a Source of Prestigious and Pragmatic Objects for the Gilbert Z. Chen, Washington University in St. Louis 17th-Century Makassar Elite Tristan Mostert, Leiden University Getting Informally Reacquainted with the Buddha in Western India, 1800-1956 Luxuries from the Garden City: The East India Company, Jon Keune, Michigan State University Shiraz Wine and Rosewater in the Indian Ocean Trade Peter Good, University of Essex Monastic-Merchant Synergism and the Localization of Chinese Buddhism in Penang, 1886-1896 Discussant: Todd Klaiman, Chinese University of Hong Kong Matthew Cook, North Carolina Central University Conventional Economics: Zenkōji Daihongan’s 1793 Financial Ledger as a Window into the Convent and Its Place in Local Society Matthew Mitchell, Independent Scholar Discussant: Pamela D. Winfield, Elon University

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Gendering China from the Outside In: PANEL The Handwritten and the Printed: Mediums PANEL Images of Chinese Bodies in Japan, Korea, 249 of Literature in Early Modern Asia 252 and the West PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM P Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by David Rolston, University of Michigan Chaired by Chinghsin Wu, Rutgers University-Camden Poly-Autography in Singapore: Early Experiments, Practices, The Absent Chinese Male: Images of Chinese Men and and Anomalies in 19th-Century "Printed Manuscripts" Women in Modern Japanese Art Wei Jin Darryl Lim, University of Reading Chinghsin Wu, Rutgers University-Camden Between Performance and Print: Commercially Produced Alternative Gaze: Fin-de-siècle Western Women’s Visual Manuscripts of Entertainment Literature in Qing Beijing Documentation of Their Chinese Counterparts Zhenzhen Lu, University of Hamburg Ying-chen Peng, American University From Chantefable to Precious Scroll: Transformations of the Peking Opera, Heavenly Maidens, and Modern Girls: The Story of the Kai Family Representation of Chinese Beauties in Colonial Korea Lin Cao, Normal University Nancy Lin, Lawrence University Taking Measure of Chinese Fiction in Early Modern Japan Discussant: William Fleming, University of California, Santa Barbara Aida Yuen Wong, Brandeis University Discussant: David Rolston, University of Michigan PANEL Bodies and Structures: Deep-Mapping the 250 PANEL Spaces of Japanese History East Asian Borders in Film & Literature 253 PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Kate McDonald, University of California, Chaired by Michael Pettid, State University of New Santa Barbara York, Binghamton Cai Peihuo’s Inner Territory Documenting Diasporas: Korean Japanese Diaspora in Kate McDonald, University of California, Santa Barbara Transnational Korean Cinema Border Controls, Migrant Networks, and People Out of Ji-Yeon O. Jo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Place between Japan and China Hill David Ambaras, North Carolina State University Epistemology of Border Crossing: The Tumen River and Placing Mitsukoshi through Its Journals of War and Peace DMZ Noriko Aso, University of California, Santa Cruz Jinhee Park, University of Southern California The Gail Project: Okinawan History and Memory through Reading the Transpacific Journey: The Critical Accounts of Digital Collaboration Zhang Deyi (1847-1918) Dustin Wright, Connecticut College Jennifer J. Lau, University of Toronto The Contested Space of a Japanese Drugstore The Narrative and Cultural Reconstruction of Genre: A Timothy Yang, Pacific University Study on East Asian Film Remade by Hollywood in the New Millennium Yangyang Zhu, Guangzhou University PANEL Exploring Opportunities for Research in the 251 Chen Wang, Lingnan University Asian Division at the Library of Congress Translating Text and Image: Trans-Cultural Understanding PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM of the Shirakaba School Monika Dix, Saginaw Valley State University Chaired by Qi Qiu, Library of Congress Presenters: Follies, Mosques, and Majolica Tiles: PANEL Sonya Lee, Korean reference specialist, Library of Imagining the Colonial Built Environment 254 Congress in the Indian Ocean Jonathan Loar, South Asian reference librarian, Library of Congress Sponsored by Japan Society for the Promotion of Emer O’Dwyer, Oberlin College Science Cameron Penwell, Japanese reference librarian, Library PDelaware Suite A, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM of Congress Yuwu Song, Chinese reference specialist, Library of Chaired by Aki Toyoyama, Kindai University Congress The Follies of Debt Arindam Dutta, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Mis)translating James Gibbs: Neoclassical Mosques and the Architecture of a Muslim Cosmopolitanism in the Indian Ocean World Sugata Ray, University of California, Berkeley Majolica Fever in India: Sanitary Aestheticism in the Age of Colonial Empires Aki Toyoyama, Kindai University Discussant: Kana Tomizawa (Kitazawa), University of Tokyo 86 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Saturday

PANEL PANEL Resources and Tools for the Empire: 255 SOCIAL SCIENCE 258 Commodities and Knowledge in 19-20c Technopolitics in Southeast Asia South Asia PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Jenna Grant, University of Washington Chaired by Kalyanakrishan Sivaramakrishnan, Yale University Discussants: Jenna Grant, University of Washington The Recalcitrance of Rubber in the North-Eastern Frontiers Daena Funahashi, Aarhus University of British India Natalie Porter, University of Notre Dame Aparajita Majumdar, Cornell University Bo Hyeong Seo, Yonsei University An Empire of Smoke: Cultivating Indian Tobacco for the British Market PANEL Cholemkeril Kuncheria, Jawaharlal Nehru University Landscape Change in Mainland Southeast 259 Frontier from on High: Aerial Survey and Surveillance in Asia: Collaborative Research across North-West Frontier Province, 1916-1936 Institutions, Geographies and Generations Joppan George, Princeton University PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Bandits and Badmashes: Recalcitrant Mobilities and Chaired by Jonathan Padwe, University of Hawai’i at Amorphous Frontiers in Post WW2 Indo-Myanmar Manoa Borderworlds Aditya K. Kakati, Graduate Institute of International Not the Whole Story: Surprising Outcomes of Longitudinal and Development Studies Research on Rubber and Social Relations in Northeastern Cambodia Discussant: Jonathan Padwe, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Kalyanakrishan Sivaramakrishnan, Yale University Graduated Sovereignty and People on the Move: What PANEL is New about Special Economic Zone in Southeast Asian The Ananda Coomaraswamy Book Prize: A 256 Context? Roundtable Discussion of Jack Hawley’s A Phianphachong Intarat, University of Hawai’i at Manoa

Storm of Songs: India and the Idea of the Bhakti Same Tree, Different Results: Building Perspective through Movement (2015) Collaborative Research on Rubber in Southeast Asia Sponsored by AAS South Asia Council (SAC) William Shattuck, University of Wisconsin - Madison P Roosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PANEL Chaired by Rachel Fell McDermott, Barnard College, Contemporary Populism in Southeast Asia 260 Columbia University PHarding, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Discussants: Chaired by Thomas Pepinsky, Cornell University David Lelyveld, William Paterson University of New Jersey Duterte’s “Right” Populism in the Philippines Davesh Soneji, University of Pennsylvania Mark R. Thompson, City University of Hong Kong Vashudha Naryananan, University of Florida Is Malaysian Politics Populist? Ananya Vajpeyi, Centre for the Study of Developing Meredith Weiss, University at Albany, State University Societies of New York John S. Hawley, Barnard College, Columbia University Technocrats, Islamists and Ultranationalists: Competing Populisms in Democratic Indonesia Media, Messaging, and Mystics: Thinking PANEL through Religious Encounters 257 From Thaksin’s “Prachaniyom” to Prayuth’s “Pracharat”: The Politics of Populism in Thailand PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Prajak Kongkirati, Thammasat University Chaired by Maitrii V. Aung-Thwin, National University Discussant: of Singapore Thomas Pepinsky, Cornell University Appealing to the Devout: Political Messaging in Indonesian Houses of Worship Mohammad Iqbal Ahnaf, Gadjah Mada University Danielle Lussier, Grinnell College Different Identities and Bodily Representations in the Story of the Buddhas Last Birth: Cross Examination of the Buddha Life Story and Early Bodhisattva and Buddha Images from India, Central Asia and China Dessislava Vendova, Columbia University New Buddhist Evangelism in Sri Lanka: The Case of Rev. Pitiduwe Samantha Badra Seeing Bones: Yogic Perception and Indian Mysticism Jed D. Forman, University of California, Santa Barbara

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The Public Spectacle of Loss: Royal Funeral PANEL The 2016/17 Candlelight Protests and a PANEL Monuments in Modern Thai and Khmer 261 New Culture of Korean Democracy 264 Buddhism Sponsored by Committee on Korean Studies, NEAC PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Justin McDaniel, University of Pennsylvania Chaired by Jina E. Kim, Dickinson College “A Steady Ship on the Ocean of Becoming”: The Junk Aspiring for Change: An Interpretation of the 2016/17 Memorial at Wat Yannawa Candlelight Protests Jessica Patterson, University of San Diego Young-Pyo Seo, Jeju National University A Tale of Two Pyres: Phramen of the Early 20th-Century Toward a New Understanding of the Cultural Politics of the To Keep or Not to Keep: King Bhumibol’s Funeral Meru 2016/17 Candlelight Protests: Multiple Subjectivities and Platform New Media Pattaratorn Chirapravati, Yale-NUS College Jung-hwan Cheon, Sungkyunkwan University Deathpower and Inheritance in Cambodia’s Royal Funeral Artistic Production at the 2016/17 Kwanghwamun Square: Erik Davis, Macalester College New Prospects in Korean Minjung Art Discussant: Mai Inaba (Fujimura), Kwangwoon University Justin McDaniel, University of Pennsylvania Carnivalesque Protest: The New Political Aesthetics of PANEL South Korean Documentary Films Imagining Boundaries and Peripheries in Woohyung Chon, Konkuk University Indonesia 262 Discussant: Sponsored by Indonesian and Timor-Leste Studies Kyung Moon Hwang, University of Southern California Committee (ITLSC) P PANEL Coolidge, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Bodies as Battlefields: Violent Entanglements 265 Chaired by Ronald Lukens-Bull, University of North with the Female Body in Modern Japanese Florida Fiction Indigenous to Citizen: Fragmented Geographies of the Batak PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Uplands in Historical Perspective Chaired by Janice Brown, University of Colorado, Faiza Zakaria, Nanyang Technological University Boulder Timor as a Border Island: History, Metageography, and The Madness of Modernism Murders Her Identity Ji Shouse, University of Colorado, Boulder Kisho Tsuchiya, National University of Singapore Xenogenesis: Monstrous Mothers and Evolutionary Horrors Indonesia and Its Melanesian Boundary in Papua in Contemporary Japanese Science Fiction Richard Chauvel, University of Melbourne Raechel L. Dumas, San Diego State University Diversity in Unity: Acehnese Nationalism and Its Minorities No Future in Sakurai Ami’s Tomorrow’s Song Shane J. Barter, Pacific Basin Research Center, Soka David Holloway, University of Rochester University of America Pregnant Violence in Post-3.11 Fiction Discussant: Doug Slaymaker, University of Kentucky Ronald Lukens-Bull, University of North Florida Discussant: PANEL Janice Brown, University of Colorado, Boulder A Sporting Regime in Korea: From 263 (Japanese) Colonization to (American) PANEL Cold Warization Manuscripts and Transmission of 266 Knowledge: Textual Instability in Premodern P Johnson, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Japan and the Ryukyu Kingdom Chaired by Michael Robinson, Indiana University PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Bloomington Chaired by Robert N. Huey, University of Hawai’i at Grappling with Empire: Sumo in Korea and Koreans in Sumo Manoa during the Colonial Period Destabilizing the Man’y sh : Medieval Reception of an The 1940 Tokyo Olympic Games: Introducing a Rising ō ū Ancient Japanese Poetic Collection Korea to the World Malgorzata K. Citko, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Seok Lee, University of Pennsylvania Elusive Texts in the Ryukyu Kingdom Moving through Liberation: Focusing on Dr. Lee Sang- Robert N. Huey, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Beak and His Sports Activities from Imperial Japan to Postcolonial Korea From “Reading” to “Searching”: Changes in Information Younghan Cho, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Processing and Indexing in the Late Edo Period Kei Umeda, Waseda University The Role of Mass Games in (Re)Constructing Post-Cold War North Korea Discussant: Christina Laffin, University of British Columbia Discussant: Susan Brownell, University of Missouri - St. Louis

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PANEL PANEL The Future of Digital Japanese Studies: 267 Of Reds and Experts: Socialist Science, 270 NCC’s Evolving Role as a Catalyst for Technology, and Medicine in Maoist China Collaborative Research PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Sponsored by Japan U.S. Friendship Commission Chaired by Fa-ti Fan, State University of New York, PHoover, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Binghamton Chaired by Cheryl Crowley, Emory University From the Eyes of the People: Assimilation and Subversion of Mass Medicine during the Cultural Revolution Discussants: Miriam Gross, University of Oklahoma Robert Campbell, National Institute of Japanese Literature How Aquaculture Became Socialist: Ideology and Thomas Conlan, Princeton University Innovations in Fish Farming Technology in Maoist China Robin Le Blanc, Washington and Lee University The Limits of Socialist Agricultural Mechanization on the Regan Murphy Kao, Stanford University Sanjiang Plain Toshie Marra, University of California, Berkeley Ruth Rogaski, Vanderbilt University PANEL Fueling Socialist Industrialization: Coal Mining and the A Disciplinary Perspective on Postwar Japan 268 Problem of Thermal Inefficiency in 1950s China Victor Seow, Harvard University P Park Tower 8222, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Discussant: Chaired by Kristin Roebuck, Cornell University Fa-ti Fan, State University of New York, Binghamton (Re)making Japanese Literature 1946-1952: From PANEL Kokubungaku to Kokumin Bungaku Connoisseur-Researchers, Musical Notations 271 Matthieu Felt, Harvard University and the Shengping Shu Archive: Establishing Fascists into Democrats: The Social Case for the Postwar Chinese Drama Studies as a Field of Knowledge in Constitution Early Twentieth-Century China Colin Jones, Columbia University PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Reconstructing “Race” and Race Hygiene in Postwar Japan Chaired by Liana Chen, George Washington University Kristin Roebuck, Cornell University The Tangible and the Intangible: Collecting and the Sonobe Saburō’s Musical Journeys across the Postwar Research Methodology of Xiqu Study in Early Twentieth- World Century China Hiromu Nagahara, Massachusetts Institute of Hsiao-Chun Wu, Independent Scholar Technology Documentation Styles in Transition: A Study of Kunqu Discussant: Songbooks (Qupu) from the Early Twentieth-Century Yoshikuni Igarashi, Vanderbilt University Dong-Shin Chang, City University Of New York, Hunter College PANEL Overcoming Nativism: New Approaches to 269 Archive as Text: The Shengping Shu Records and Discourses of Identity in Japanese History Documenting the Legacy of Qing Court Theater in the PThurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM Theater Scholarship of the 1930s Liana Chen, George Washington University Chaired by Mark McNally, University of Hawai’i at Discussant: Manoa Shana J. Brown, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Transforming the Realm: Foreign Lineages in the Shinsen Shōjiroku PANEL Nadia Kanagawa, University of Southern California After Conquest Dynasties 272 Valorizing the Phenomenal World: Motoori Norinaga and the PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM De-Buddhification of Immanentalism Emi F. Bushelle, Western Washington University Chaired by Naomi Standen, University of Birmingham Between the Native and the Foreign: Arai Hakuseki and From “Conquest” to “Post-Conquest” Dynasties: The Takizawa Bakin on Ryūkyū Legacy of the “Assistant Conquerors” Mark McNally, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Sanping Chen, Independent Scholars of Asia Meiji-Period Kokugaku: Self-Perception, Shared Legacies from the Past: Late Yuan Politics and Dynastic Conceptualization, and Scholarly Aims of Modern “National Space Learning” Francesca Fiaschetti, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Michael Wachutka, University of Tuebingen Han-Style Signifiers and Signified Mongolian Legacy: Discussant: A Case of the Marriage Rituals in the Officials Works Ann Wehmeyer, University of Florida Produced during the Hongwu Reign (1368-1398) Beibei Zhan, University The Evolution of “Sinicization” Fangyi Cheng, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Naomi Standen, University of Birmingham

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PANEL PANEL Digital China: Decenter and Deconstruction 273 Late Imperial Chinese Commentaries across 276 P the Jing (classics), Shi (history), Zi (master Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Works), and Ji (collected Works) Categories Chaired by Haili Kong, Swarthmore College PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM NGO2.0: Using Digital Technologies for Social Good Song Shi, McGill University Chaired by Ann Waltner, University of Minnesota China’s Digitized Masses: Crowd Spectacles and CGI in Outside of the Mainstream: Pingdian Works Speaking to Contemporary Chinese Cinema Issues of Canonical Scholarship on the Zuo Tradition Andy Rodekohr, Wake Forest University Pauli Tashima, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Tian’anmen in the Making: The Socialist Memory in the Age of Digitalization Commentary on Haichang Scenic Views: A New Way of Enhua Zhang, University of Massachusetts Amherst Writing Local History Qin Fang, McDaniel College Poetry, Photography, Fashion: Things Lost and Found in Digitally Performing the White Snake Reading the Mind of Xiyou Ji Liang Luo, University of Kentucky Ji Hao, College of the Holy Cross Discussant: Commentaries Shape the Status of Poets in Shen Deqian’s Briankle Chang, University of Massachusetts Amherst Gushi Yuan Yue Zhang, Valparaiso University PANEL Discussant: Mobility and Materiality in Early Modern 274 Ann Waltner, University of Minnesota China PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PANEL China’s Cosmopolitan Traditions 277 Chaired by Steven Miles, Washington University in St. Louis PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Wuchengzhen and the Material Culture of Merchant Mobility Chaired by Carlos Rojas, Duke University Anne Gerritsen, University of Warwick Worlding the Stage: Sino-Soviet Theatre Exchange and Commodification of Local Products for Travelers in Intercultural Performance in the 1950s Eighteenth-Century China Tarryn Li-Min Chun, University of Notre Dame Huiying Chen, University of Illinois, Chicago Life as a Character from a Foreign Book: Romain Rolland, Transporting Jade from Xinjiang to Beijing in Qianlong’s Transcultural Biography, and China’s Cosmopolitan Reign Tradition Yulian Wu, University of South Carolina Nicolai Volland, Pennsylvania State University How Knowledge Travels: The Distribution of Imperial Maps Long Live the Nations: Zheng Junli’s Cosmpolitan Visions in in Qing China China’s Borderlands Xue Zhang, Princeton University Ying Qian, University of Columbia Discussant: On the Road and Rustication: The Global Road Trip of Steven Miles, Washington University in St. Louis Youth Wendy Larson, University of Oregon PANEL Postsocializing Queer Desires in China 275 Discussant: Carlos Rojas, Duke University PRoosevelt 5, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by , University of California, PANEL Comparative Yellow Perilisms: Imagination, 278 Santa Cruz Reaction, and Continuation Rethinking Postsocialism through Queer Marxism P Petrus Liu, Boston University Virginia Suite A, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Violence and Awakening: Male Same-Sex Relations during Chaired by Donglai Shi, University of Oxford the Cultural Revolution Chinese Entrepreneurship and Anti-Chinese Hostility in Wenqing Kang, Cleveland State University Prato, Italy Queering China on the Rise: A Critical Examination of Xiaojian Zhao, University of California, Santa Barbara Homonationalism in the Chinese Context Glocal Fears: Yellow Peril(s) in the Age of Imperialism Wei Wei, East China Normal University Tobias Metzler, Thammasat University Discussant: Ernest Bramah’s Chinese Fictions Gail Hershatter, University of California, Santa Cruz Wendy Gan, University of Hong Kong Visualising the First Sino-Japanese War: Images and Anxieties of Imperialism in Punch Magazine Amy Matthewson, SOAS University of London Discussant: Donglai Shi, University of Oxford

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Multifarious Modernities in the Cold PANEL War Sinophone Literature and Film from 279 Saturday Sessions 3:00PM-5:00PM Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong PRESIDENT'S PANEL PANEL PVirginia Suite B, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM 281 Chaired by Chialan Sharon Wang, Feng Chia University Expanding Language Instruction on Your Campus; New Possibilities through Distance Native-Soil in Cold War Taiwan: Zhong Zhaozheng’s The Ice-Dull Flower and Zhong Lihe’s My Native Land PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chialan Sharon Wang, Feng Chia University Chaired by Katherine A. Bowie, University of Cold War and Feminism in Eileen Chang’s Little Reunion Wisconsin-Madison Hsiu-Chuang Deppman, Oberlin College Discussants: Romancing the Cold War Frontiers: Colonial Modernity in Zhong Xiaoyan’s Stopping by the Roadside and Its Film Richard Brecht, Co-director, American Councils Adaptation, A Pinwheel without Wind Research Center at the American Councils for Jessica Tsui-yan Li, York University International Education, and Cofounder and previous Executive Director of National Council of Less In Service: Hong Kong’s Propaganda Cinema and the Commonly Taught Languages(NCOLCTL), and Mediations between War and Work Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland Lawrence Zi-Qiao Yang, University of California, Berkeley Lauren Rosen, Director, University of Wisconsin System Collaborative Language Program Discussant: Shuang Shen, Pennsylvania State University Ellen Rafferty, Language Director of Southeast Asian Summer Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI), Past President of the Consortium for the Teaching of PANEL Indonesian (COTI), Emerita Professor, Department Peering through the Fog of Censorship: 280 of Asian Languages and Cultures, University of Studying Protest and Repression in China Wisconsin-Madison with Event Data Juliana Wijaya, President of Council of Teachers of PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Southeast Asian Languages (COTSEAL), Indonesian Studies Coordinator, UCLA Asian Languages & Chaired by Kevin J. O’Brien, University of California, Cultures Berkeley Felecia A. Lucht, Supervisor of Luce-funded AAS- An Information Revolution? Assessing Protest Event Data MLA Distance LCTL Website. Director of Wisconsin from China Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI), H. Christoph Steinhardt, University of Vienna Institute for Regional and Area Studies, University of Policing Protest in China: Findings from Newspaper Data Wisconsin-Madison Chih-jou Jay Chen, Academia Sinica Holding the Government’s Attention: Chinese State Sector PANEL Workers Critical Asian Studies Fiftieth Anniversary Manfred Elfstrom, Harvard University 282 Roundtable: Fifty Years of Tilting at State Coercive Capacity versus the Application of Coercion: Mainstream Scholarship on Asia: The Past and Evidence from China Yao Li, Harvard University Future of Asian Studies Manfred Elfstrom, Harvard University Sponsored by Critical Asian Studies Discussant: PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Kevin J. O’Brien, University of California, Berkeley Chaired by A. Tom Grunfeld, State University of New York, Empire State College Discussants: Patricio Abinales, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Amrita Basu, Amherst College Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago Ngo Vinh Long, University of Maine Mark Selden, Cornell University

PANEL Playable Asia: The Politics of Playable Media 283 in Networked Asia PHoover, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Elizabeth Parke, McGill University Presenters: Iskandar Izul Zulkarnain, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Elizabeth Parke, McGill University Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 91 Saturday

Imperial Violence, Literary Visions: Revisiting PANEL Experimental Livelihoods and Alternative PANEL Narratives of Atrocity and Displacement 284 Socialities in Contemporary Japan and 287 from Japan’s Colonial Empire South Korea PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Michiko Suzuki, University of California, Chaired by Andrea Gevurtz Arai, University of Davis Washington Atrocity as Identity: Zainichi Literary Inscriptions of the Sharing Suits, Sharing Stories: Sentimental Exchanges of 1923 Kantō Earthquake Korean Massacres South Korean Sharing Economy Andre Haag, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Olga Fedorenko, Seoul National University Bodies and Violence in the 1930 Musha Incident in Taiwan Renovating Spaces, Creating Connection in the Japanese Robert Tierney, University of Illinois at and Korean Peripheries Urbana-Champaign Andrea Gevurtz Arai, University of Washington Violence, Assimilation and the Colonial Other in Manchuria Escape from Hell Chosun: Young South Koreans’ Quest for Kimberly Kono, Smith College Alternative Socialities Losing One’s Kimono in Manchuria: Writing Violence in a Shimpei Cole Ota, National Museum of Ethnology Repatriation Novel Disidentifications: Women, Photography, and Alternative Michiko Suzuki, University of California, Davis Socialities Discussant: Lukacs Gabriella, University of Pittsburgh Richi Sakakibara, Waseda University PANEL (De)Constructing Difference: Representations 288 PANEL of Disability in Chinese Literature and Film Examining the Impact of the Japanese 285 Empire around the South China Sea and Japanese Manga P PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM Wilson B, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Franck Michelin, Teikyo University Chaired by Kim Nielsen, University of Toledo The Japanese Invasion of Indochina, 1940-1941: Why the Disability Portrayal in Japanese Comics–from Deafness to Pacific War Started in Indochina Gender Identity Disorder Franck Michelin, Teikyo University Yoshiko Okuyama, University of Hawaii at Hilo Comparative Indigenous Perspectives on Japanese Empire: Blind, but Not in the Dark: Realism Sheds New Light on Cham in Vietnam & Dayak in Indonesia Visual Impairment in Contemporary China William B. Noseworthy, University of Sarah Duancey, University of Nottingham Wisconsin-Madison Politics of Acceptance in Representing Disability in Chinese The Impact of the Japanese Occupation, 1942-1945: On and Taiwanese Films the Development of Indonesian Cinema Wing Shan Ho, Montclair State University Meita Estiningsih, Independent Scholars of Asia Discussant: Self-Government and Militarism: Japanese Colonial Steven Riep, Brigham Young University Legacies in the 1947 Taiwanese Rebellion Victor Louzon, Columbia University PANEL Asian Chronotopes of the Middle East: 289 Imaginations of Inter-Asian Connection and PANEL The Cold War in Asia: Singular or Plural? 286 Mobility, Part I P PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 3:00PM-5:00PM Virginia Suite C, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Southeast Asia’s Cold War: From an Early Start to Not Chaired by Nile Green, University of California, Los Much of a Whimper Angeles Cheng Guan Ang, Nanyang Technological University Collating Chronotopes of Connectivity: Reading an Early The Afghan Anti-Soviet Jihad: The Last Episode of the Cold Twentieth-Century Hajj Travelogue of an Indonesian 'alim War in Asia Ismail F. Alatas, New York University Fluidity and Tenacity of the Cold War in Northeast Asia: Visions of Future: The First Japanese Hajji Writes about the Containment Strategy and Alliance Structures Middle East Tae-Gyun Park, Seoul National University Mikiya Koyagi, New York University A Uniqueness in Similarity: The U.S.-Soviet Archetype and Everyday Conversions: Islam, Domestic Work and South Mini-Cold Wars in Asia Asian Migrant Women in Kuwait Ria Chae, Indiana University Bloomington Attiya Ahmad, George Washington University Korean Diplomats in the Middle East and the Debate about Asian Models of Modernization Ali H. Akhtar, Bates College Discussant: Nile Green, University of California, Los Angeles

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PANEL PANEL Border Theories 290 Where the Gods Dwell: Temple Urbanisms 293 in South and Southeast Asia PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Anne R. Hansen, University of Wisconsin - Madison Chaired by Emma Natalya Stein, Smithsonian Institution An Archive of the Interstices: Recovering Regional Space at the Limits of South Asia Iconic Buildings and Urban Prestige: Temples and Visual Abhilash Medhi, Brown University Experience in the Hoysala Capital Katherine Kasdorf, Detroit Institute of Arts Bridging Business Customs: Brokers for Cross-Cultural Management in Asia The Other Side of the Ganges: The “Suburban” Temples of Ryotaro Mihara, SOAS University of London the Banaras Rajas Heeryoon Shin, Vanderbilt University James Clifford’s “Indigenous Articulations” as Traveling Theory? The Search for Sustainability in Theorizing Crossing the Hinterland: Kanchipuram’s City and Suburbs, Taiwan’s Indigenous and Han Populations ca. 8th-12th Centuries Jess Ann Marinaccio, Victoria University of Wellington Emma Natalya Stein, Smithsonian Institution The Qinglongsi Temple as an Imagined Space Busy Neighborhoods: Excavation Results from Koh Ker’s William J. Matsuda, University Tenth-Century Palace, Proximate Settlements, and State Monuments Three Perspectives on the Concept of Culture Basile Zimmermann, University of Geneva PANEL Beyond Codification and Pluralism: Islamic 294 SOCIAL SCIENCE PANEL Legal Reformism between the Ottoman 291 Empire and South Asia Spatiality and Power in South Asia PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PDelaware Suite A, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Fahad Bishara, University of Virginia Chaired by Aditi Saraf, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich A Paper Tiger? Indian Muslim Legal Polemics on the Character of Paper Currency, 1880-1906 The Traveling Arcs of Law: Legal Process in Everyday Life Michael O’Sullivan, University of California, Los Megha S. Sehdev, Johns Hopkins University Angeles Frontier Explorations Steamships and the Making of Islamic Reformist Legal Aditi Saraf, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich Thought: The Aligarh Movement’s Debates on Chicken Suspicion and Recall: Modes of Place-Making in the Slaughtering, 1869-1892 Securocratic State Roy Bar Sadeh, Columbia University Amrita Ibrahim, Georgetown University Co-Signing Transregional Fatwas: Ottoman Hijazi The City and Its Outcastes Scholarship in North Indian Legal Debates, 1884-1907 Lalit Batra, University of Minnesota Sohaib Baig, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Mohsin Ali, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL Smallness: Poetic and Artistic 292 Representations of the Ramayana PANEL SESSION CANCELLED PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM 295 Chaired by Paula Richman, Oberlin College PANEL Double Entendre in a World of Grief: Women on the Politics and Elections in Thailand 296 Battlefield in the Kamparāmāyanam Anne E. Monius, Harvard University PJackson, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Staging the Simile: Ayodhya as a Theatre for Divine Chaired by Allen D. Hicken, University of Michigan Performance Srilata Raman, University of Toronto How Many Forms of Democracy Exist in Thailand? Erik Kuhonta, McGill University The Significance of Small Things: The Ramayana Depictions in the Svarnajalesvara Temple The Mediating Role of Thai MPS as Patrons between the Janice Leoshko, University of Texas at Austin Centralized State and Society Viengrat Nethipo, Chulalongkorn University Playing with Scale: The Miniature and the Gigantic in the Freer Ramayana Ethnicity and Party Support in Northern Thailand Debra Diamond, Freer/Sackler Galleries of Art, Joel Selway, Brigham Young University Smithsonian Institution Primary Voting System: A Challenge to Small Parties Discussant: Punchada Sirivunnabood, Mahidol University Paula Richman, Oberlin College Discussant: Allen D. Hicken, University of Michigan

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PANEL Varieties of Land Dispossession in Mainland PANEL Whose Culture? The Return of Cultural 300 Treasures 297 Southeast Asia PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Sponsored by AAS Southeast Asia Council (SEAC) P Chaired by Richard Davis, Bard College Tyler, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Discussants: Chaired by Ian G. Baird, University of Wisconsin, Terressa Davis, The Antiquities Coalition Madison Catherine Foster, Cultural Heritage Center, U.S. Problems in the Plantations: The Challenges and Limitations Department of State of Large-Scale Land Concessions in Southern Laos and Melody Rod-ari, Loyola Marymount University Northeastern Cambodia Julia Brennan, Washington Conservation Guild Ian G. Baird, University of Wisconsin, Madison PANEL From the Sons of Kingdom to the Residents of Federation: Huy Đức and His Pioneering History of 298 How the French Changed the Landscapes of Mountainous Post-1975 Vietnam, Bên Thắng Cuộc Areas in Central Vietnam (Late 1800s-Early 1900s) [The Winning Side] Linh Bui, University of California, Riverside PTruman, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Border Conflicts, Land Leases, and Jap Jong: local Institutions and Varieties of Forest-Land Dispossession in Chaired by Jason A. Picard, Loyola University, Chicago Three Southern Laos Communities From Victory to Peace in Huy Đức’s the Winning Side Keith Barney, Australian National University Jason A. Picard, Loyola University, Chicago Landscapes of Debt: Microfinance and Land Dispossession Vietnam’s Renovation [đổi mới] in the Winning Side in Cambodia Peter Zinoman, University of California, Berkeley W. Nathan Green, University of Wisconsin-Madison A Democratic Moment? Huy Đức Account of Vietnam’s Historical Imaginations: Science, Knowledge, PANEL National Assembly and Legal System during the Demise of 301 the Eastern Bloc (1989-1991) and Environment Alec Holcombe, Ohio University PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Maitrii V. Aung-Thwin, National University PANEL Islam and the Mediation of the Indonesian 299 of Singapore Public Sphere A Home in the Forests: Refugees from East Pakistan in Postcolonial India Sponsored by Indonesian and Timor-Leste Studies Committee (ITLSC) Nabaparna Ghosh, Babson College "Building" Knowledge in the Lower Himalayas: Notes from PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM the Kangra Valley Chaired by Janet Steele, George Washington University Siddharth Menon, University of Colorado, Boulder “Doesn’t Everyone Support Shari‛a?” Journalism and "Guardians of the Forest": Local Knowledge and Competing Ethical Standards in Aceh, Indonesia Environmental Policy in a Northern Thai National Park Janet Steele, George Washington University Dung Nguyen Quang, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City The Muslim Public Sphere in Indonesia: Social Media Representations of the “Action to Defend Islam” Jagadish Chandra Bose and Science in Twentieth-Century The Changing Role of the Arabic Language in the Javanese India Public Sphere Somaditya Banerjee, Austin Peay State University Joel Kuipers, George Washington University PANEL Science, Islam and Education in Indonesia: Public Spheres Controversies in Early Korean History 302 of Debate Askuri Lnu, Indonesian Consortium for Religious PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Studies Chaired by Edward J. Shultz, University of Hawai’i at Manoa The Altaic Fallacy and Dongyi Chauvinism: A Genealogy of Korean Pseudohistoriography Andrew M. Logie, Helsinki University An Intolerable Antiquity: How and Why Popular Pseudohistory Enjoys Government Support in South Korea Today Mark E. Byington, Harvard University Beginnings and Endings: Boundary and Chronological Problems in the Samguk Sagi’s Representations of Silla- Paekche and Silla-Kaya Relations Jonathan W. Best, Wesleyan University Making and Re-Making Silla Origins Richard D. McBride, Brigham Young University, Hawaii Discussant: Edward J. Shultz, University of Hawai’i at Manoa 94 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Saturday

After Defection: The Identity Politics of PANEL PANEL 303 Bringing the Archives of Wartime and 306 Integrating North Korean Refugees Occupied Japan to Life: Perspectives from PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM the Public and Private Sectors Chaired by Katharine Moon, Wellesley College PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Prejudice against Invisible Refugees? Evidence from South Chaired by Eric Siercks, University of California, Los Korea Angeles Jae Yeon Kim, University of California, Berkeley Taeku Lee, University of California, Berkeley Censored Interpretations: Reading the Prange Collection Censor by Censor Self-Understanding and the State I Left Behind: Eric Siercks, University of California, Los Angeles Interrogating Migrant North Korean Diversity Private Sector Contributions to the Public’s Understanding Does Democracy Matter? What the Resocialization of of Nara Documents North Korean Migrants in South Korea Tells Us about the Yoko Nagasaka Myers, Nichimy Corporation Relationship between System Type and National Identity Steven Denney, University of Toronto Bringing the Archives into the Classroom: Lessons from the Allied Occupation Integration Policies toward North Korean Defectors: Kristine Dennehy, California State University, Fullerton Weighing Contractual versus Communitarian Approaches Aram Hur, New York University Discussant: Yasuko Hassall Kobayashi, Osaka University Discussant: Andrew Yeo, Catholic University of America PANEL Towards an Ecosophical Approach to 307 Haunted Spaces: Reimagining Ghosts, PANEL Nuclear Ecologies: Reading Time, Irradiated Bodies, Monsters, and Trauma across Japanese 304 and Affect in Recent Japanese Literature, Media Manga, Photography, and Film P PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Harding, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Katherine Mezur, University of California, Chaired by Livia Rodica Monnet, University of Montreal Berkeley Illness as Metaphor of Biopolitics: Consecrated Death and Libidinal Economies in Liminal Spaces: Shindō Kaneto’s Condemned Life from Hiroshima to Fukushima Onibaba and Its Lineages Yuki Miyamoto, DePaul University Lauri Kitsnik, Kyoto University Nuclear Ontopower, Temporalities, and Affect in Tsushima The Haunted Forest: Fighting for Ownership of Aokigahara Yūko’s Celebrating the Term of Cesium 137’s Half-Life in Contemporary Media (Hanmetsuki wo iwatte, 2016) Lindsay Nelson, Meiji University Livia Rodica Monnet, University of Montreal Ghosts, Spirits and Gallows Humor After Fukushima Memories of the Future: Post-Fukushima Experience in Esra Sahin, Harvard University Takashi Arai’s Daguerreotypes Amandine Davre, University of Montreal Kowai Kawaii, or the Fearful Sweetness of Girl-Animals: The Haunted Spaces of Interspecies Art, Anime, and Tokyo Drifter: Contracting Time for a Bifurcating Future Performance PANEL Katherine Mezur, University of California, Berkeley Deep Militarization: Okinawa and Dynamics 308 Discussant: of Militarism beyond the Fences Colette Balmain, Kingston University PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Coerced Beliefs and Willing Conversions: PANEL Chaired by Masamichi Inoue, University of Kentucky Tenko Literature in Pre- and Postwar Japan 305 Preservation as Power: Cultural Heritage and Uscar’s P Government of Okinawa Marriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Tze M. Loo, University of Richmond Chaired by George T. Sipos, Yamanashi Gakuin Militarization, Marketing, and Musicking: The Soundscape University of Island, Okinawa Re-reading the Family Trope in Japan’s Tenkō Literature of Yuan-Yu Kuan, University of Hawai’i at Manoa the 1930s On the "Dojin" Incident: Deep Militarization, Securitization, George T. Sipos, Yamanashi Gakuin University and Im/possibilities of Contestation in Okinawa Grappling with Demons: Shimaki Kensaku’s Literary Masamichi Inoue, University of Kentucky Response to His Tenkō Experience In the House of the Rising Sun: Uncovering Life among the Tenkō (conversion) in 1970s Japan: Novelistic Dead in Contemporary Okinawa Representations of the Student Movement Christopher Nelson, University of North Carolina at James Dorsey, Dartmouth College Chapel Hill Discussant: Mire Koikari, University of Hawai’i at Manoa

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PANEL PANEL Constructing Gender & Sexuality in Japan 309 Life along the Silk Road 312 PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Barbara Ambros, University of North Chaired by Valerie Hansen, Yale University Carolina at Chapel Hill The Merchants of Khotan: Sogdians as Seen through Anything for O-neesama: "Young Ladies-Speak" as a Tool Khotanese Documents of Same-Sex Desire in Japanese Yuri Narratives Zhan Zhang, New York University Hannah E. Dahlberg-Dodd, Ohio State University Khotan Under Tibet: A Military Perspective Bosses, Boyfriends, and Buddhism: Kikuchi yūken-sensei Chen Shen, Peking University and Young Japanese Women’s Search for Meaning Gwendolyn L. Gillson, University of Iowa Monks, Nuns, and Their Slaves: Legalizing Buddhist Slavery on the Silk Road in the 7th-10th Centuries Keishō-in’s Mausoleum and Symbolic Gender Relations in Cuilan Liu, University of Toronto Edo-Period Japan Yoko Nishimura, University of Pennsylvania Portrayal or Imaginative? Representations of the Monks’ Robes in the Mural Paintings of Kucha Men and Masculinities in Elderly Care in Contemporary Satomi Hiyama, Ryukoku University Japan Hiroko Umegaki Costantini, University of Cambridge Discussant: Valerie Hansen, Yale University Ogigami Naoko’s Cinematic Transitions: A Queer Journey from Homosociality to Transsexuality PANEL Technologies of the Sublimed Self: 313 Techniques of Speaking: Sonic Intermediality PANEL Socio-Technical Formations and in Republican China, Taiwan, and the PRC 310 Re-Subjectivization in East Asia P PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Washington Room 5, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Weihong Bao, University of California, Chaired by Jing Wang, Rutgers University Berkeley E-Consumers, Payers, or Investors? Digital Financial Empty Talk, Real Impressions: The Logistics of Voice and Technologies and Small Online Investors in Shanghai Image in the Republican-Era Lecture-Screening Jing Wang, Rutgers, The State University of New Hongwei (Thorn) Chen, Brown University Jersey Sound Cinema and “Talkie News” in Colonial Taiwan The Discontents of Global Electronic Capitalism: Laura Jo-Han Wen, Randolph-Macon College Individualism and Nationalism of Semiconductor Workers in What Did the Masses Sound Like? The Vox Populi as Sonic Taiwan Simulacra in Socialist Chinese Films Tie-wen Lin, University of Texas at Austin Ling Kang, Washington University in St. Louis Entrepreneurial Labor and Middle-Class Work Imaginaries in Radio Announcers and the Voice of Socialism Beijing’s Zhongguancun Yu Wang, University of Toronto Lin Zhang, University of New Hampshire Discussant: The Moral Economy of the Networked Financial Subject Weihong Bao, University of California, Berkeley in South Korea: Frugality and Value Investing in Online Financial Self-Help Communities Bohyeong Kim, University of Massachusetts Amherst Changing Labour - Advocacy and Workers’ PANEL Agency in China 311 Discussant: Lily Chumley, New York University Sponsored by China Quarterly PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Tim Pringle, SOAS University of London Empowering the Powerless: Sources of Sanitation Workers’ Power in China in the Market Reform Era Xu Yi, Sun Yat-Sen University Patriarchy, Power and Protest in China’s Construction Industry Sarah Swider, University of Copenhagen Industrial Relocation and Migrant Labour Resistance in Southwest China: The Case of the 2015 Cross-Factory Strike in Chengdu’s Footwear Industry Daniel Fuchs, SOAS University of London Legal Activism in China: The Judicialization of Labour Politics Regina Enjuto-Martinez, London School of Economics and Political Science Discussant: Kevin Lin, International Labor Rights Forum 96 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Saturday

PANEL Risky Businesses: Banking, Insurance, and 314 CONTINUED FROM PANEL 316 the Emergence of Modern Risk Management Robbing the Canon: Wang Yangming’s Critique of Writing in China Viatcheslav Vetrov, University of Heidelberg Sponsored by Historical Society for Exemplary Biographies, Vernacular Rewriting, and the Twentieth-Century China (HSTCC) Interplay between Classical and Vernacular in Late Ming PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Stories Maria Franca Sibau, Emory University Chaired by Brett Sheehan, University of Southern California PANEL The State of the State: Inside (and Outside) 317 Family Banking and Risk Avoidance of Shanxi Remittance China’s Changing Governmental Hierarchy Firms (piaohao) in the NineteenthCentury P Luman Wang, University of Massachusetts Boston Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Foreign Bankers, Sovereign Risk and Global Capital Chaired by John Donaldson, Singapore Management Markets: The Chinese Indemnity Loans of 1895-1898 University and China’s Integration into the International System of Moving from Outside to Within: An Analysis of Non-State Sovereign Borrowing Actor Participation in Chinese Governance Dynamics Ghassan Moazzin, University of Tokyo Christina Maags, Goethe University Fire Sale: Retailing, Marketing, and Conceptualizing Taking the Mayor’s Measure: Personnel Changes Property Insurance in Modern China Associated with Turnover in Chinese Municipal Leadership Philip Thai, Northeastern University Saul Wilson, Harvard University Return-Free Risk: A History of the Raven Interests, the The State of the State and the Province of the Province American-Oriental Banking Corporation and Republican Yeling Tan, Princeton University Shanghai’s Largest Bank Failure Kyle A. Jaros, University of Oxford Matthew Lowenstein, University of Chicago Theory Meets Evidence: Evaluating Contending Approaches Discussant: to Understanding Central-Provincial Relations in China Elisabeth Koll, University of Notre Dame John Donaldson, Singapore Management University PANEL Discussant: Digital Humanities and New Directions in 315 David Bulman, Johns Hopkins University Studying East Asian Art and Architecture PANEL PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM The Layered Body in Art: From Late 318 Chaired by Tracy Miller, Vanderbilt University Imperial to Contemporary China P An Algorithmic Approach to the Yingzao Fashi Maryland Suite A, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Andrew I-kang Li, Kyoto Institute of Technology Chaired by Lee Talbot, The George Washington Turning Historical Buildings into a Digital Research University Museum and The Textile Museum Database: Technology, Methodology and Challenges Female Bodies Going Bananas: Eroticism and Botanical Jianwei Zhang, Peking University Layers in Late Imperial China The “Library Cave” in the Era of Digital Humanities: The Yuhang Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison International Dunhuang Project (IDP) and Its Contributions On the Sartorial-Temporal Layer of the Imperial Body in to Art and Archaeological Reconstruction Qing Painting Miki Morita, Georgetown University Mei Mei Rado, Freer/Sackler Galleries of Art, Alois Riegl and the Old Summer Palace in Beijing: Re- Smithsonian Institution Contextualizing Digital Visualization Theory and Practice in Anatomical Layers: The How to Draw Books in Early the Cult of Age Value Twentieth-Century China Alexandra Harrer, Tsinghua University Tian S. Liang, University of Oxford Discussants: Xiang Jing (B. 1968): Skin and the De-Materialization of Tracy Miller, Vanderbilt University the Body Takehiko Nagakura, Massachusetts Institute of Quincy Ngan, University of Iowa Technology Discussant: PANEL Richard Vinograd, Stanford University Intralingual Translation as an Approach to 316 Yuan-Ming Period Textual Practices PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Rainier Lanselle, École Pratique des Hautes Études Diglossia and Intralingual Translation in Yuan and Ming Times: An Attempt at a Theoretical Approach Rainier Lanselle, École Pratique des Hautes Études Translating into Meaning: Paraphrasing Forms in the Anthology Du lü Yanyi Barbara Bisetto, University of Milano-Bicocca Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 97 Saturday

PANEL PANEL “New” Media Technologies and Literary 319 Old Story, New Imaginations: Transmedial 322 Worlding in Contemporary China Representation of the Past in Revolutionary Sponsored by Internet Literature Colloquium at China, 1920s-1960s Peking University PVirginia Suite B, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM P Maryland Suite B, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Chaired by Tze-ki Hon, City University of Hong Kong Chaired by Renren Yang, Stanford University Sensuous Pasts: Transmedial Relationship and Historical “Networkability” Affords the Spread of Chinese Internet Imagination in the 1920s-1930s Literature across the Global Village: On the Leverage of Stephanie Su, Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Online Literary System in Post-Socialist China Japanese Arts and Cultures Yanjun Shao, Peking University Irony, Allegory, and Modernity: Rereading Lu Xun’s Old Variation on the "Revolution Plus Love" Theme Fandom Stories Retold Satoru Hashimoto, University of Maryland Screening Literary Style: Smaller Screen and the New Physiognomy of Web Literature Between Stage and Screen: Performing the Past in Wartime Jianqing Chen, University of California, Berkeley China Yuqian Yan, University of Chicago Reducing Indeterminacy in a Risk Society via “Concentric Spiral”: Pursuing Tangjia Sanshao as an “Immortal” The Transmediality of Anachronism: Reconsidering the Storyteller Born Digital Rewriting of Antiquity in Revolutionary China Renren Yang, Stanford University Pu Wang, Brandeis University Discussant: Discussant: Heather Inwood, University of Cambridge Tze-ki Hon, City University of Hong Kong PANEL Voice/Sound Studies in the China Field: Saturday Sessions 5:15PM-7:15PM Part I 320 Sponsored by AAS China and Inner Asia Council PANEL (CIAC) Getting Published: Academic Journals and 323 the Publishing Process PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 3:00PM-5:00PM PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Robert Ashmore, University of California, Berkeley Chaired by Paul H. Kratoska, National University of Sounding the Ineffable: On Third-Century Chinese Whistling Singapore as an Alternative Voice Presenters: Yiren Zheng, University of Chicago Paul H. Kratoska, National University of Singapore An Eighteenth-Century Techné for the Voice: Xu Dachun Jennifer Munger, University California, Irvine and His Pedagogy for the Operatic Voice Robert Chard, University of Tokyo Judith T. Zeitlin, University of Chicago Kristina Troost, Duke University The Perilous Journey of a Song: Cheng Yushu and “Rest, PANEL Martyred Classmates” across the Straits Imperialism in Asia 324 Eileen Chow, Duke University PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Discussant: Robert Ashmore, University of California, Berkeley Chaired by Anne R. Hansen, University of Wisconsin-Madison Transregional Perspectives on the Taiping PANEL Fear, Torture, and Residue of the Empire: Korean Women War and Tongzhi Restoration 321 Prisoners of Thought Crime in Imperial Japan Jinhee J. Lee, Eastern Illinois University P Virginia Suite A, Lobby Level 3:00PM-5:00PM Generational Struggle: Ho Nam-Gi’s the Song of the Musket Chaired by Cecily McCaffrey, Willamette University and the Narration of Colonial Era Resistance by Expatriate Koreans in Japan Maintaining the Local State: during the Wars against the Taiping and Nian Meteorology and the Boundary of the Empire in Meiji Japan Daniel Knorr, University of Chicago Ryuta Komaki, Washington University, St. Louis Multiplicities of Reconstructions: The Reconstruction Reading Taiwan via the Philippines Bureau(s) and Its Meaning Adam Lifshey, Georgetown University The Body of Guandi and the Culture of Repair in the The Epistemological Shift of Medicine and Its Impact on Tongzhi Restoration Traditional Chinese Medicine in Taiwan during Japanese Chuck Wooldridge, Lehman College, City University of Colonialization (1895-1945) New York HungYin Tsai, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Reinventing the Taiping: A Veteran’s Fantastic Visions Huan Jin, City University of Hong Kong Discussant: Cecily McCaffrey, Willamette University

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PANEL PANEL Dharma Tourists, Diasporas and Buddhist 325 Seeking Refuge in Contemporary Asian 328 Transnationalism: Spreading the Dharma Nation-States Under the Global Condition PHarding, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM P Wilson A, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Yasmin Saikia, Arizona State University Chaired by Rongdao Lai, University of Southern Reconstructing Refuge-Seeking in Java, Indonesia during California the Mass Violence of 1965-66 Itinerant Missionaries: Chinese Tiantai Monks in North Siddharth Chandra, Michigan State University America Beyond Homelessness: Tibetan Understandings of Exile in Rongdao Lai, University of Southern California India, 1959-Present The Buddha in Bronkhorstspruit: The Transnational Spread Swati Chawla, University of Virginia of the Taiwanese Buddhist Order Fo Guang Shan to South Negotiating Identities at the Nexus of Fear: Refugees, the Africa State, and the “Gift of Fearlessness” Jens Reinke, Leipzig University Christina Kilby, James Madison University Spreading the Teachings in Northern Thailand Discussant: Brooke Schedneck, Rhodes College Yasmin Saikia, Arizona State University Transnational Buddhism in Taiwan: A Comparison of Two Cases of Sri Lankan and Vietnamese Buddhism PANEL Leftist Aesthetics: Comparative Literary 329 Wei-Yi Cheng, Fo Guang University Perspectives from China and India Discussant: (1930-1960) Courtney Bruntz, Doane University PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PANEL Chaired by Karen Thornber, Harvard University Language Choice and Identity in South and 326 Southeast Asia Folk Art and International Belonging in China and India Krista Van Fleit, University of South Carolina PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM From Pearl Buck’s the Mother to Mehboob Khan’s mother Chaired by Abigail C. Cohn, Cornell University India: Nation, Femininity, and Socialist Realism in India and Language Choice and Language Shift in Indonesia China Maya R. Abtahian, University of Rochester Anup Grewal, University of Toronto Abigail C. Cohn, Cornell University The Secular Pilgrim: Aesthetics of Alliance in the Age of Coexisting in a Multilingual Urban Landscape: A Case China-India Friendship Study of Delhi Adhira Mangalagiri, University of Chicago Shobha Satyanath, University of Delhi Discussant: The Language Landscape in the Philippines Karen Thornber, Harvard University R. David Zorc, Language Research Center Discussant: Looking Back and Looking Ahead: New PANEL Daniel Kaufman, City University of New York, Queens Perspectives on Memorialization and 330 College Reconciliation on the Tenth Anniversary of the US House of Representatives Comfort Women PANEL Chinese Diasporic Circulations and 327 Resolution Fractured Allegiances PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Peipei Qiu, Vassar College Chaired by Evan Dawley, Goucher College The Contentious Politics of Memorialization in Japan and A Mutiny, a Riot, and a Rebellion: The Coolie Trade, South Korea Returned Chinese Merchants, and the Small Swords Linda C. Hasunuma, Franklin & Marshall College Uprising of 1853 Mary McCarthy, Drake University Lane Harris, Furman University Japan’s Sex Slaves: Political Discourse and Partisan The “Anglo-Chinese” in Qing China: Contested Conflict over WWII Human Rights Abuses Sovereignties and Imperial Anxieties Melanie Sayuri Sonntag, University of New Mexico Nicholas McGee, University of Toronto Memorializing Korean Comfort Women’s Voices: The Case “War Time Friends”: Race, Empire, and Diasporic Returnees of the War and Women’s Human Rights Museum in South in Free China, 1942-1945 Korea Nadine Attewell, McMaster University Hyun Kyung Lee, Stanford University Fractured Nationalism: The Hong Men Chee Kung Tong Comfort Women and the Comfort Women Memorials: during the Cold War Litigation in U.S. Courts Fredy González, University of Colorado, Boulder William Lay, University of Bridgeport Discussant: Discussant: Mae Ngai, Columbia University Hiro Saito, Singapore Management University

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PANEL PANEL Territory in East Asia: Islands and Seas 331 Between Past & Present: People, States 334 and Events in Asian History PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Remapping Japan: Incorporating Maritime Spaces as "Integral Territory" Chaired by Hayden Bellenoit, U.S. Naval Academy Edward Boyle, Kyushu University Taxes and Eliminating Vagaries: The Fiscalization of Time in The Nature of Unequal Treaties: Illegal Sealing in India, 1760-1860 Meiji Japan and an Environmental Consequence of Hayden Bellenoit, U. S. Naval Academy Extraterritoriality Meerut Depositions: The Temporal Layers of 1857 Toshihiro Higuchi, Georgetown University William Pinch, Wesleyan University Birds**t, Bonito, Torpedoes: Colonization, Sovereignty and The Revolutionaries as Kalyoddhas (Time-Warriors): the Effect of the State in the South China Sea, 1918-1939 Asceticism, Violence, and Sovereignty Paul Kreitman, Columbia University Aparna Vaidik, Ashoka University Discussant: A Sense of Time and the Nation in Mass Education: Sakura Christmas, Bowdoin College Locating India in the World in History and Geography Textbooks PANEL Cold War Cosmopolitanisms: Arts and 332 Susan Douglass, Georgetown University Cultures That Transcend Ideological Discussant: Boundaries William Pinch, Wesleyan University PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM (Re-)Ordering Religious Knowledge in Late PANEL Chaired by Karl Gerth, University of California, San 335 Diego Colonial India P One Night in Bangkok: Ideological Convergence in Angkhan Jackson, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Kalayanaphong and Alan Ginsberg’s Cold War Poetics Chaired by Brian Hatcher, Tufts University Arnika Fuhrmann, Cornell University Islam and Universalism: Girish Chandra Sen’s Bangla Qur’an Duties of the Children: The Struggle of Cold War Youth and the History of Reform Culture in China and Thailand Wasana Wongsurawat, Chulalongkorn University Act in the Living Present: Muslim Voluntary Associations in Colonial Punjab and the Quest for a “Modern” Islam Cosmopolitan Freedoms versus Cold War Constraints in Maria-Magdalena Fuchs, Princeton University Singapore Cultural Expression during the 1990s and 2010s Tony Day, Yale-NUS College "For the True Light of the Sikh Religion to Shine in Its Full Effulgence": Teaching "Modern Sikhism"at Khalsa College, PANEL Amritsar, 1892-1947 Bihar as a Backward Place: Then and Now 333 Michael P. Brunner, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Third Stream ? The Indian YMCA’s Literature Chaired by Harry W. Blair, Yale University Department and the “Scientific” Representation of South Identity, Dignity and Development as Trajectory: Bihar as a Asian Cultures and Religions (c. 1910-1940) Model for Democratic Progress in Nepal? Harald Fischer-Tiné, Swiss Federal Institute of Harry W. Blair, Yale University Technology (ETH Zurich) The Songs of Gopichand: Backwardness and Improvement Discussant: in Bihari Oral Narratives Brian Hatcher, Tufts University Ayesha Mukherjee, University of Exeter PANEL Purabiya and Beyond: The Long and Short of Migration Cultural Flows across Uneven Borders from Colonial Bihar in the 19th Century 336 , University of Washington PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Narratives of Backwardness and Development in the Early Chaired by Zach Gottesman, University of California, Bihar Legislative Assembly (1952-1962) Irvine Wendy Singer, Kenyon College I Have a Nuke, I Have a Warhead: The Transnational Discussant: Politics of the "Ppap" Meme David Boyk, Northwestern University Zach Gottesman, University of California, Irvine Musicalizing Queer Bodies: Queer Representations in China’s Musical Theatre Gangnamification of Hanoi: Transnational Gentrification through Korean-Built Large-Scale Residential Projects in Hanoi Cuz Potter, Korea University Japan-Korea Relations and the Diary of Yunbogi Chris Perkins, University of Edinburgh

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PANEL PANEL Nation-States, Migration, and Popular 337 Dying for the Nation, Serving Only God: 341 Sovereignty: Evidence from the History of Martyrdom and Contested Identities in Modern Vietnam Korean Christianity PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Janet Hoskins, University of Southern Chaired by Paul Cha, University of Hong Kong California Resurrecting Protestant Missionaries for the Korean Tập kết: A Look into North Vietnam’s Reactions and Christian Nation Policies towards Southern Regroupees, 1954-1956 Paul Cha, University of Hong Kong Alex-Thai D. Vo, Cornell University When the Nation Turns upon Itself: Contemporary Korean Going South: Northern Intellectuals and Artists in Southern Catholic Narratives of Persecution Vietnam, 1940-1955 Franklin Rausch, Lander University Tuan Hoang, Pepperdine University Serving God or Nation? The Story of Catholic Nuns during Indochinese Refugees Becoming Asylum Seekers: The Cold the Korean War (1950-1953) War Representation of Forced Migration, 1975-1989 Jieun Han, Sungkyunkwan University Phi Van Nguyen, Université de Saint Boniface Serving the Nation or Expanding God’s Kingdom? The The Origins of Vietnamese Refugee Nationalism Cases of Ha Ransa and Esther Park Phuong Nguyen, California State University, Monterey Haeseong Park, Charleston Southern University Bay Discussant: Discussant: Timothy S. Lee, Brite Divinity School Janet Hoskins, University of Southern California Forests, Agriculture, and Oceans: Rurality PANEL PANEL 342 Lecturing Orthodoxy from the Periphery: 338 and the Political Economy of Nature in Religious Beliefs and Texts in Early Contemporary Japan Twentieth Century Vietnam PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Nicolas Sternsdorff-Cisterna, Southern Chaired by Liam C. Kelley, University of Hawai’i at Methodist University Manoa Minna No Mori: Water Resource Development and the Printing Cosmopolitism Challenging Orthodoxies: Cao đài Making of National Forests in Japan Spirit Writing and Publications in 20th-Century Vietnam Eric Cunningham, Earlham College Jeremy Jammes, Universiti Brunei Darussalam Value and Perceptions of Agricultural Products after the The Integration of Confucianism, Buddhism and in Fukushima Nuclear Accident Early 20th-Century Vietnam Nicolas Sternsdorff-Cisterna, Southern Methodist Tuan Cuong Nguyen, Vietnam Academy of Social University Sciences Before “After Fukushima” Promoting Orthodoxy through Heterodoxy: Spirit Writing in Satsuki Takahashi, Hosei University Vietnam at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Something from Nothing: Rural Turners and the Future of Liam C. Kelley, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Fisheries in Post-3.11 Tōhoku Andrew Littlejohn, Harvard University PANEL Identity and Agency among Korean Women 339 Discussant: in Past and Present Theodore C. Bestor, Harvard University PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM The Issue of "Openness" in Early-Edo PANEL Chaired by Jin-kyung Lee, University of California, San 343 Diego Political Culture P Ceding the Sea to Sojourning Haenyo: Recruitment, Hoover, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Management and Maintenance of Dekasegi Divers in Mie Chaired by Timon Screech, SOAS University of London Prefecture, Japan Cynthia Neri Zayas, University of the Philippines Was Tokugawa Ieyasu Good for Culture? (Yes!) Mary Elizabeth Berry, University of California, Berkeley Kisaeng as Popular Singers in the Korean Recording Industry Mt. Fuji in the "Japanese Form of Chinese Suzerainty"or Hye Eun Choi, University of Wisconsin-Madison Tokugawa Shogun’s Self Image Jin Matsushima, Mt Fuji World Heritage Centre Representation of Women’s Filiality in Late Chosŏn Korea Kihwa Jeon, Seoul National University One Shogunal Official’s Collecting Habits: The Case of Inoue Masashige The President’s Shaman Advisor: Rethinking Female Timon Screech, SOAS University of London Agency and Mediumship in Modern Korea Yun Jin La-mei Woo, Indiana University Kokomo Made-to-Order Ceramics for Early-Edo Warrior Tea Men Seung Yeon Sang, Harvard University Sexuality as Location and the Meaning of Community among Young Queer Women in South Korea Discussant: Layoung Shin, Lewis & Clark College Morgan Pitelka, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 101 Saturday

PANEL PANEL Cold War Era Cultural Alliances and 344 Voice/Sound Studies in the China Field: 347 Gendered Nationalism in Japan Part II PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 5:15PM-7:15PM Sponsored by AAS China and Inner Asia Council (CIAC) Chaired by Ann Sherif, Oberlin College PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Fashion Runways as Cold War Contact Zones Chaired by Kerim Yasar, University of Southern Jan Bardsley, University of North Carolina at Chapel California Hill Pitch Pipes as Instruments of Music Theory, Astronomy, The Strong, Milk-White Japanese Body and the Dairy and Cultural Genealogy in the Late Ming and Early Qing Industry in 1950s-60s Japan Lester (Zhuqing) Hu, University of Chicago Noriko Horiguchi, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Exploring the Soundscapes of Old Shanghai: Musical My Paris Story: France as a Site of Desire and Production, Selection and Memory Emancipation in the Works of Asabuki Tomiko Andreas Steen, Aarhus University Julia Bullock, Emory University The Sound Revolution Will Be Mechanized: Territorializing Cold War Masculinity in Japan: Anne of Green Gables and the PRC in the Cultural Revolution Boyhood Dreams Laurence Coderre, New York University Hiroko Hirakawa, Guilford College Techno-Auditory Aesthetics: Hearing Noise in Discussant: Contemporary Taiwan Ann Sherif, Oberlin College Jennifer C. Hsieh, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science PANEL The Japanese Empire and Its Non-National 345 Discussant: Actors Kerim Yasar, University of Southern California PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM The Origins of the Chinese Propaganda PANEL Chaired by Ethan Mark, Leiden University State (1937-1965) 348 Ethnic Icons, Autochthony and Movement in Imperial P Japan, 1903-1945 Washington Room 6, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Paul D. Barclay, Lafayette College Chaired by James Z. Gao, University of Maryland Physicians’ Empire: The Medical Profession and Taiwanese A “Treaty Port” within the Party Propaganda System? The Physicians’ Geo-Social Mobility of in Japan’s Greater East Development of China’s International Propaganda Institution Asia during the Sino-Japanese War Wei-ti Chen, Harvard University Shuge Wei, Australian National University Benevolent Educator or Oppressive Colonist? Portrayals of Rivalry on Another Front: The Musical, the Musician and Japanese Teachers in Colonial and Postwar Taiwan the Parties in 1940s China Fang Yu Hu, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Shensi Yi, University of Sydney The Takasago Giyūtai in the Philippines Creating P.R.C. Propaganda Policy in Hong Kong, circa. Kirsten L. Ziomek, Adelphi University 1949 Discussant: Bixiao He, Sun Yat-Sen University Ethan Mark, Leiden University Propaganda Machines that Crossed the Border: The Network of Ideological Cadres in Guangzhou and Hong Writing Japanese History for the Cambridge PANEL Kong (1945-1965) History of Japan 346 Mian Chen, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Sponsored by AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC) P Discussant: Thurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 5:15PM-7:15PM Martin K. Dimitrov, Tulane University Chaired by Laura Hein, Northwestern University Writing an “Authoritative” History: From Prehistory, Ancient, Medieval through Warring Times Hitomi Tonomura, University of Michigan Who Was in Charge in Early Modern Japan (And What Does That Even Mean, Anyway)? David Howell, Harvard University Framing Modern Japanese History Laura Hein, Northwestern University Discussants: Anand Yang, University of Washington Thomas Trautmann, University of Michigan

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Gender, Local Identity, Public Space, and PANEL PANEL 349 Making and Faking Place at Chinese Literary 352 Art Patronage: New Dimensions in Chinese Gatherings Religion from the Ming to Contemporary China PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM and Taiwan Chaired by Paul Rouzer, University of Minnesota PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM The Fluidity of “Place” in the Poems Composed for the Chaired by Robert Weller, Boston University Grand Gathering at Lanting in 353 CE Daoist Patronage and Practice of Arts, Elite Culture and Graham Chamness, Harvard University Politics, and Local Society in Late Qing Nanyang The Double Third Festival as Literary Banquet in Early Xun Liu, Rutgers University Medieval China Religion, Identity, and Civil Society: Neighborhood Temple Kay Duffy, Princeton University Procession in Taiwan Refashioning West Lake: The Changing Meaning of Scenic Shin-yi Chao, University of Rochester Sites in Two “Hundred-Poem Collections” from Song Jingming Daoism and Local Jiangxi Society in the China Richard Wang, University of Florida Benjamin Ridgway, University of Puget Sound Female Sexuality in Communist Anti-Superstition Gathering Place, Picturing Propinquity: Mid-Ming Suzhou Propaganda, 1944-1945 Scholar-Artists Xiaofei Kang, George Washington University Lihong Liu, University of Rochester Discussant: Discussant: Robert Weller, Boston University Paul Rouzer, University of Minnesota

PANEL Integrating Chinese Studies and Chinese PANEL Green Energy, Economic Development and 350 353 Environmental Governance in China Philosophy: Problems and New Methodological Orientations Sponsored by Ministry of Science and Technology, P Taiwan (R.O.C.) Virginia Suite B, Lobby Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Mercedes Valmisa, University Erlangen- Nuremberg How Green Energy and Industrial Structure Change Transform Energy Efficiency in Inner Mongolia, China Iterative Models of Text Formation, Multivocality, and Sheng-Wen Tseng, National Taiwan Ocean University Chinese Philosophy The Development Pattern of Wind Turbine in China: ’s Three Roles in Doing Comparison Study between Inner Mongolia and Shandong Philosophy Chun-kuei Lai, National Chengchi University Tao Jiang, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Sunny and Smart? China’s Solar PV Policies in Transition Doris Fischer, University of Wuerzburg Interpretation and Uncertainty of Context in Classical Chinese Philosophy From Generation to Utilization: Reducing Wind Energy Franklin Perkins, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Curtailment in Inner Mongolia Sabrina Habich-Sobiegalla, Free University Berlin A Plea for an Expanded, Disciplinary Approach in the Study of Premodern Chinese Philosophy Discussants: Erica Brindley, Pennsylvania State University Chun-kuei Lai, National Chengchi University Sabrina Habich-Sobiegalla, Free University Berlin Discussant: Mercedes Valmisa, University Erlangen-Nuremberg PANEL Shades of Red: Reinterpreting China’s Early 351 Making It Real: Intercultural and Intermedia PANEL Reform and Opening Period Images in Late Imperial and Early Republican 354 PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM China Mobilizing for Reform: Policy Experimentation and PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 5:15PM-7:15PM Implementation in China’s State-Owned Economy Chaired by Roberta Wue, University of California, Irvine Wendy Leutert, University of Pennsylvania Empresses Mystique: Deciphering Qing Imperial Portraits China and the World Bank in the Post-Bretton Woods and Landscape Anatomy: Pairing “General Views” and “Split Early Reform Period Views” in Late Imperial Chinese Art Federico Pachetti, University of Hong Kong Tingting Xu, University of Chicago Problems with “Factions” in Chinese Politics: The Case of The City a Stage: Baoji Studio Photographs of Nanjing, Ca Chen Yun 1888 Joseph Torigian, Princeton University Catherine Stuer, Denison University Much Acclaimed Realism: Imitating Castiglione in Early Twentieth-Century China Yu-jen Liu, National Palace Museum Discussant: Roberta Wue, University of California, Irvine

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Displaced Youth: Migration, Education, and PANEL PANEL 355 The Unbearable Heaviness of Becoming: Liu 358 the Young Generations in China’s Xiaobo and Chinese Political Consciousness Post-Mao Era PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM PTyler, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Jerome Cohen, New York University Chaired by Andrew Kipnis, Australian National University Discussants: Rowena Xiaoqing He, Saint Michael’s College Changing Fate: Rural Youth and the Resumption of the Sophie Richardson, Human Rights Watch Merit-Based Examinations in the Late 1970s and the Early Yu-Jie Chen, Academia Sinica 1980s Pengfei Zhao, Indiana University Bloomington PANEL Rural Students in Urban Vocational Schools: Aspiration, Speed and Temporality in Asian Urban 359 Identity and Employment Development Anita Koo, Hong Kong Polytechnic University PTruman, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM “But, I am a Non-Local”: Identity, Schooling and Belonging The Spatial-Temporal Politics of Blue Skies in Contemporary among “Elite” Rural Migrant Youth in Urban China Beijing Lisa Yiu, University of Hong Kong Speed, Time, and Ruin in Images of China’s “Ghost Cities” Cultivating “International Proficientiers”: Urban Chinese Max D. Woodworth, Ohio State University Students’ Choice of Internationally-Focused Public High Fractured Timelines: Past Futures, Obsolescence, and Schools Deferred Utopias at the Russia-China Border Shuning Liu, Ball State University Franck Billé, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Discussant: Andrew Kipnis, Australian National University Gokce Gunel, University of Arizona PANEL Being Ethnic in China: Representing, 356 NOTES Deploying, and Negotiating Hui-ness PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Sue Tuohy, Indiana University Bloomington Representing Music as Hui: Ethnic Classification, Discourse and Performance Practices Sue Tuohy, Indiana University Bloomington Shifting between Islamic and Chinese Affiliations: Ma Liangjun’s Two Narratives about the History of Caliphs Tatsuya Nakanishi, Kyoto University Hui Literature: Negotiating Ethnicity in Literary Writing Mario De Grandis, Ohio State University Performing Differences: Hui Pitchers in Everyday and Staged Performances Yuanhao Zhao, Ohio State University

PANEL Moral Economies of Language in Tibet 357 PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 5:15PM-7:15PM Chaired by Gerald Roche, University of Melbourne Discussant: Timothy Thurston, University of Leeds Shannon Ward, New York University Françoise Robin, National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO) Yujie Ji, University of British Columbia

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UNION STATION SUNDAY, MARCH 25 OVERVIEW

8:00am – 11:30am Registration, Lobby Level

8:00am – 8:30am Farewell Coffee Break, Marriott Ballroom Foyer, Mezzanine Level

9:00am – 12:00pm Exhibit Hall Open, Hall C

8:30am – 12:45pm Sessions SUNDAY Panels By Geographic Area 8:30AM-10:30AM SUNDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA SOUTHEAST ASIA PANEL Burma and India: Networks of Exchange across Reflecting the Development of Southeast 360 the Indian Ocean, c.1910s-1950s PANEL Asian Studies through the Analysis of Library 380 Collection and Journal Assessment in Japan PANEL Transnational Activisms in Post-1945 East and the United States 361 Asia: Gender and Ethnicity in the Context of the Cold War PANEL Manipulating Fear for Political Gain in 381 Southeast Asia PANEL Asian Diasporic Imaginaries: Borders, 362 Boundaries, and Pathways PANEL Food, Belonging and Identity in Colonial and

PANEL 382 Post-Colonial Malaysia/Singapore 363 On the Spectrum of Islamism KOREA PANEL PANEL An Age of Feelings: Literatures of Emotion in Translation in North Korea: Literature, 364 Early Modern East Asia, 17–20 Centuries 385 Philosophy, Economics PANEL Making Seoul "Historical" through Architectural Challenges to the Sinophere PANEL 365 386 Design: Overlaps between Preservation and Tourism Beyond Chastity and Subservience: New PANEL JAPAN 366 Configurations of Feminine Virtue in Early Modern East Asia PANEL The Art of Heritage: Transnational and 383 Interdisciplinary Approaches PANEL Asia in the European Imagination in the Early

367 Modern Era PANEL Early Modern Science, State and Society: Toward the Forthcoming Cambridge History of On Purity of the Discipline: A Transpacific 384 PANEL Japan, Vol. II 368 Critique of Race, the Liberal Subject, and Knowledge Production PANEL 387 Islam and Japan Pop Culture PANEL Representing the Unrepresentable: "Comfort Leaving Our 'Comfort Zone': Incorporating 369 Women" in Literature, Film and Art PANEL 388 Social Justice in East Asian (Japanese) PANEL Rethinking Geopolitics and Collective Identity Language Classes in the Age of Ming-Qing Transition Period : A 370 Competing Narratives of Victimhood and Historical Perspective PANEL 389 Aggression: The Enduring Effects of Japanese PANEL Asian Chronotopes of the Middle East: Wartime Memory 371 Imaginations of Inter-Asian Connection and Mobility, Part II CHINA AND INNER ASIA PANEL Jewels from the Mouth of a Mongoose: 390 Audiences in Imperial China PANEL Buddhist Conceptions of Value, Prosperity 372 and Fortune in East and Inner Asia and the PANEL The Meanings of Things: Material Culture in Himalayas 391 Middle Period China Benevolent Empire? American Missionaries PANEL PANEL 392 Filial Daughters in Twentieth-Century China 373 in China, Japan, and the Ryukyu from the Nineteenth to the Early-Twentieth Centuries PANEL A Military Republic: The Militarization of Taking Nature into Account: Can Valuing 393 China's State-Building, Nation-Building, and PANEL Modernization Efforts, 1912-49 374 Nature and Conservation Promote Sustainable Models of Development in Asia? PANEL Red China’s Green Revolution: Agricultural PANEL Literary Cinematic Adaptations as 394 Modernization and Collective Remuneration 375 Transnational Dialogues in Asia under the People’s Commune PANEL Public Diplomacy, Non-Governmental Beyond the Velvet Rope: The Role of Labor in PANEL 395 Making China’s Heritage Sites 376 Exchanges, and the Reconstruction of U.S.- Chinese Relations during the Cold War PANEL Cultural Traditions and Political Legitimacy in 397 PANEL Supporting Research Across Asian Studies: Occupied China 396 Findings from a Large-Scale Qualitative Study PANEL Landscape, Cityscape, and Soundscape: 398 Cold-War Literary Cosmopolitanism and SOUTH ASIA Internationalism Across the Taiwan Strait PANEL Reading, Print, and Vernacular Literary PANEL 377 Production in Modern India Remapping National Form: Center and 399 Periphery in Artistic Canons in Socialist China PANEL Bangladesh Studies Beyond Development: Hearing Women's Voices: Meaning-Making 378 Empty Signifier or Aid Lab? PANEL 400 and Misinterpretation of Female-'Authored' PANEL Histories of Labor and Space in Nineteenth- Discourse in Medieval China 379 Century South Asia PANEL Creating Communities in Modern Chinese 401 Religious Life Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 105 Panels By Geographic Area

10:45AM-12:45PM SUNDAY INTERAREA-BORDER CROSSING-DIASPORA KOREA

PANEL Disasters in Asia: An Interdisciplinary, Cross PANEL The Park Chung Hee Period as History: New 209 Country Approach 423 Sources and Perspectives on South Korea's Modernization Project (1961-1979) PANEL Collaboration, Censorship, and Celebrity: PANEL 403 Authorship in Early Modern East Asia A New Perspective on North Korean Politics 424 and Society during the Cold War In China’s Own Backyard? Energy and PANEL JAPAN 404 Infrastructural Investments in Southeast Asia from China and Beyond PANEL Staying Afloat: Creative Social Networking 425 Practices in Medieval Japan PANEL Science & Everyday Life in Twentieth-Century 405 East Asia PANEL 426 Conservative Activism in Post-War Japan PANEL Contemporary Exiled Tibetan Politics: Driving 406 the Narrative PANEL Anime Pedagogies: Students, Scholars, Fans, PANEL Masculinity through the Female Gaze in South 427 Creators 407 and Southeast Asia PANEL Timespace in Japan’s Long 20th-Century: PANEL Chinese Perceptions of Korean History and 428 Approaches to the New Cambridge History of 408 Their Impact on Bilateral Relations Japan PANEL PANEL Being Professional in Modern Japan 409 East Asia: Alliances and Rivalries 429 CHINA AND INNER ASIA PANEL Rethinking East Asian Families and Family PANEL 410 Laws: Critical Legal, Historical, and Reexamining Cold War Politics in China Behind Ethnographic Perspectives 430 Front Lines, 1940s-1950s PANEL Art, Design, Cultural Identity and Politics: Producing Localness in the Everyday PANEL 411 431 Understanding Contemporary Social Integration among Chinese Canadians in the Millennium PANEL Anxiety over Children in East Asia 412 PANEL Women Were There - And Then? Gender Transformation on and Behind the Socialist PANEL 432 On and Across the Margins: Tracing Buddhist Stage and Screen 413 Cross-Cultural Creativity on the Silk Road PANEL Civil Society with Chinese Characteristics: PANEL Globalization of Chinese: Localizing the 433 Emerging Forms of Citizen Mobilization 414 Teaching of Chinese Language, Literature, and Media PANEL Chinese Dreams along the Silk Road: Pre- 434 Histories of the Belt and Road Initiative PANEL Networking, Sustainability, and Impact PANEL Gender and Christianity in Early-Twentieth 415 Assessment of Interactive Digital Resources in Asian Studies 435 Century China Festivals, Celebrations & Events – Identities PANEL Chinese Writers and Cultural Landscape in PANEL 436 Hong Kong, 1949-1997 416 Shaping and Resistance to Hegemony by Asian Communities PANEL Cultural Institutions Across Modern China PANEL Gender, Activism, and Alternative Feminisms 437 417 of Women in Asia PANEL Imaged Identities: Technology, Performance, SOUTH ASIA 438 and Visual Imagination in Republican China PANEL Democratic Consolidation in Pakistan: PANEL In Search of Autonomy: Chinese Intellectuals 418 Challenges and Opportunities 439 between Politics and Scholarship PANEL South Asian Minorities and Their Gendered PANEL Laying It Out: Late Ming Elite Cultural 419 Self-Conscious Narratives 440 Productions in a Buddhist Context PANEL PANEL Moral Responses to Cultural Production in 420 Histories of Modern Buddhism in India 441 Modern China PANEL The Republic of China After 1949 and the (Re) SOUTHEAST ASIA 442 PANEL making of Chinese Identities Performing Citizenship in Singapore 421 PANEL Beyond Ideology - Rethinking the Rhetoric of 443 Power in Early Chinese Politico-Philosophical PANEL Constructions of Human Rights in Discourse 422 Contemporary Southeast Asia

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PANEL Sunday Sessions 8:30AM-10:30AM On the Spectrum of Islamism 363 PThurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM PANEL Burma and India: Networks of Exchange Chaired by Nawab Mohammed Osman, Nanyang across the Indian Ocean, c.1910s-1950s 360 Technological University P Thurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM "Misusing the Name of Religion?" Pakistan’s Islamist Parties Chaired by Alicia Turner, York University and the Contentious Debate over Military Courts Joshua White, Johns Hopkins University Buddhist Networks between India and Burma, c. 1900- 1956 Redefining "Islam": State-Ulama Interactions in Southern Surendran, O. P. Jindal Global University Thailand Walid Jumblatt Abdullah, King’s College London India, Burma, and Sites of Political Pilgrimage Sana Aiyar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Redefining the Secular Project: Bangladesh’s Experience with Nation, Community and Religion Asian Socialist Networks from Rangoon to Bombay, 1952- 1956 Islamism and Its Discontents: Contestations over the Su Lin Lewis, University of Bristol Different Shades of the Political Manifestation of Islam in Malaysia Citizenship after Decolonisation–Burmese Indians after Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Hamid, Universiti Sains Malaysia 1950 Datta Antara, Royal Holloway, University of London Discussant: Nawab Mohammed Osman, Nanyang Technological Discussant: University Alicia Turner, York University An Age of Feelings: Literatures of Emotion PANELin Transnational Activisms in Post-1945 East PANEL 361 Early Modern East Asia, 17-20 Centuries 364 Asia: Gender and Ethnicity in the Context of P the Cold War Virginia Suite B, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Daniel T. Poch, University of Hong Kong Chaired by Robert Eskildsen, International Christian Operatic Outrage: Communal Bodies and Shared Emotions University in 17th-Century Chinese Theater in Performance and Print Paize Keulemans, Princeton University Playing Patriotism against Patriarchy: “Engendering” Popular Entertainment in Cold-War China Negative Interiority: Unruly Feelings in Late Chosŏn Fiction, Jin Jiang, New York University Shanghai Late 17-Early 20-Centuries Ksenia Chizhova, Princeton University Confounding the Discourses of Race: Mixed-Race Children and the Cold War in Japan Contesting the Novel’s Essence: Human Emotion and the Robert Eskildsen, International Christian University Aporia of Representation in Tsubouchi Shōyō’s Literary Reform, 1885-90 Japan’s Transnational Cold War: Korean Activists and the Daniel T. Poch, University of Hong Kong Japanese Communist Party, 1945-1955 Kenji Hasegawa, Yokohama National University Discussants: Haiyan Lee, Stanford University Yanagida Setsuko (1921-2006) and Her Father: A Case of Ken K. Ito, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Transnational Scholar-Activists Reiko Shinno, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire PANEL Challenges to the Sinophere 365 PANEL Sponsored by Sino-Japanese Studies Group Asian Diasporic Imaginaries: Borders, 362 P Boundaries, and Pathways Virginia Suite C, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 8:30AM-10:30AM "Civilized" vs. "Barbarian" in Tokugawa and Meiji-Era Japanese Discourse Chaired by Sarah LeBaron von Baeyer, Yale University Mark Ravina, Emory University Vietnamese Remittances and the Politics of Materiality Sage Guan Emerges from the Pass: Negotiations of Ivan Small, Central Connecticut State University Civilization in the Chosŏn Guan Yu Cult Routes beyond Roots: Mobility and Diasporic Belonging Joshua Van Lieu, LaGrange College among Brazilian Dekasegi Charting the "Savage Tongue": Imperial Vietnam as a Sarah LeBaron von Baeyer, Yale University Southeast Asian Sinosphere Diasporic Infrastructure and Bugis Desires for “Moreness” Bradley Camp Davis, Eastern Connecticut State Andrew M. Carruthers, National University of University Singapore Discussant: Pathways of Migration and Diasporic Imaginings: The Case Annping Chin, Yale University of the Medan Chinese Yew-Foong Hui, Hong Kong Shue Yan University Discussant: Andrew Willford, Cornell University

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Beyond Chastity and Subservience: New PANEL CONTINUED FROM PANEL 369 Configurations of Feminine Virtue in Early 366 Artist as a Reporter: Appropriation and Re-Contextualization Modern East Asia in the Works of Hung Liu, Tomiyama Taeko, and Chang-Jin P Lee Delaware Suite A, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Jung Sil Lee, George Washington University Chaired by Marcia A. Yonemoto, University of Colorado, Uncanny Presences: “Comfort Women” Statues in the Boulder Global Public Square (Re)defining Vietnamese Female Piety in the Age of Ellen Schattschneider, Brandeis University Expansion, 1470-1780 Discussant: Nhung T. Tran, University of Toronto Mark Auslander, Michigan State University Chastity versus Promiscuity: Women, Adultery, and the Law in Early Modern Korea Rethinking Geopolitics and Collective PANEL Jisoo M. Kim, George Washington University Identity in the Age of Ming-Qing Transition 370 Medicine in the Margins: The Knowledgeable Healer as a Period : A Historical Perspective Feminine Ideal in Early Modern Japan P W. Evan Young, Dickinson College Jefferson, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Good Housekeeping: Advice for Women in a Late Qing Chaired by Adam Bohnet, King’s University College at Daily-Use Religious Encyclopedia Western University Katherine L. Alexander, University of Colorado, Boulder Japanese and Korean Relations during the Ming-Qing Discussant: Transition Marcia A. Yonemoto, University of Colorado, Boulder Thomas Quartermain, University of Oxford Manchu-Mongol Relations before the Qing Conquest in the Asia in the European Imagination in the Early PANEL Context of Rituals Modern Era 367 Sun-ae Lee, Korea University PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Saving a Civilized Chosŏn in a Post-Qing Order Jeong-il Lee, Northeast Asian History Foundation The European “Discovery” of Amerasia: Casper Vopel’s Feet of Sand: Empires, Foreign Relations, and the Tributary World Map (1558) System before “Modernity” in East Asia Elizabeth Horodowich, New Mexico State University Saeyoung Park, Leiden University Objects of Amerasian Anthropology in Early Modern Europe Alexander Nagel, New York University Asian Chronotopes of the Middle East: PANEL Making the Chinese European: Juan Cobo’s Chinese- Imaginations of Inter-Asian Connection and 371 Language Zonal Map of the World of 1593 Mobility, Part II Ricardo Padron, University of Virginia PJackson, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Discussant: Timothy Brook, University of British Columbia Chaired by Michael C. Gilsenan, New York University Pilgrim Passages: Tradition and Transition in Indo-Persian On Purity of the Discipline: A Transpacific PANEL Hajj Narratives Critique of Race, the Liberal Subject, and 368 Rishad Choudhury, Oberlin College Knowledge Production Hoping Timespace: as an Image of PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM (Cambodian|Cham|Sayyid) History Emiko Stock, Cornell University Chaired by Lisa Yoneyama, University of Toronto Textual Transnationalism and National Consolidation: Discussants: Contextualizing the Hajj and Travels of Ma Songting and Takashi Fujitani, University of Toronto Zhao Zhenwu, 1932-33 Yoon Jeong Oh, New York University John Chen, Columbia University Annmaria Shimabuku, New York University Jewels from the Mouth of a Mongoose: PANEL PANEL 372 Representing the Unrepresentable: “Comfort 369 Buddhist Conceptions of Value, Prosperity Women” in Literature, Film and Art and Fortune in East and Inner Asia and the PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Himalayas Chaired by Mark Auslander, Michigan State University PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Memory, Narrative, and Representation: Owning the History Chaired by Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa, Occidental of “Comfort Women” in Spirit’s Homecoming and Tuning College Fork Economic Growth and Its Influence on Gson Chos Ritual: A Eunah Lee, St. Joseph’s College Case Study in Gling Rgya Village, Reb Gong, Amdo The Ethics of Seeing in Three Korean-American Novels Xxx Jixiancairang, University of Oslo Representing ‘Comfort Women’ The Growing Influx of Technology in the Practices of Laura Barberan Reinares, Bronx Community College, Tibetan Buddhist Nuns in Yachen Gar City University of New York Yasmin Cho, Columbia University

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CONTINUED FROM PANEL 372 CONTINUED FROM PANEL 375 Tenuous Blessings: Wealth and Ignorance in Mongolian Cultural Politics of Transnational Adaptation in China: Prosperity Ceremonies The Cases of a Letter from an Unknown Woman and the Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko, New York University Banquet Shanghai Haomin Gong, Lingnan University The Value of Buddhas, Protector Deities of the Land, and Re-Contextualizing Shakespeare’s Hamlet: History, Politics Coca-Cola: The Contents of Yangdrom as a Reflection of and Identity in Vishal Bharadwaj’s Haider (2014) Sikkimese Religious and Material Conceptions of Prosperity Discussant: Kalzang Dorjee Bhutia, Occidental College Hiroshi Kitamura, College of William & Mary Discussant: PANEL Charlene Makley, Reed College Public Diplomacy, Non-Governmental 376 Exchanges, and the Reconstruction of Benevolent Empire? American Missionaries PANEL 373 U.S.-Chinese Relations during the Cold War in China, Japan, and the Ryukyu from PTyler, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM the Nineteenth to the Early-Twentieth Centuries Chaired by Charles Hayford, Independent Scholar PWilson B, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Performing Arts and U.S.-Chinese Cultural Exchange in the Chaired by Noriko Ishii, Sophia University 1970s Bettelheim’s Mission in the Ryukyu Kingdom: The British Kazushi Minami, University of Texas at Austin Empire, Missionaries, and American Intrusion into East Asia Prologue and Sequel: FRUS and Headlines Shed New Light in the Mid-Nineteenth Century on U.S.-China Cultural, Educational, and Policy Exchanges Minami Nishioka, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Norton Wheeler, University of Tennessee at Medical Scientist or Missionary? The History of American Chattanooga and British Medical Missionaries in Japan, 1859-1899 Coca-Cola in China, Tsingtao in America: Consumer Hiro Fujimoto, University of Tokyo Products and the Reconstruction of Sino-American American Missionaries in Guangxi Famine: Imperialism and Relations, 1972-1982 Humanitalianism from a Local Perspective Charles Kraus, Woodrow Wilson International Center Ayumu Doi, Aoyama Gakuin University for Scholars Discussant: Chinese Americans and U.S.-China People-to-People Connie Shemo, State University of New York, Exchanges Plattsburgh Hui He, South China Normal University Discussant: Taking Nature into Account: Can Valuing PANEL Simei Qing, Michigan State University 374 Nature and Conservation Promote PANEL Sustainable Models of Development in Asia? Reading, Print, and Vernacular Literary 377 Sponsored by Committee on Teaching about Asia Production in Modern India (CTA) PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PWashington Room 4, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Gautham M. Reddy, University of Chicago Chaired by Namji Steinemann, East-West Center Reading the Vasucaritra in Colonial South India Discussants: Gautham M. Reddy, University of Chicago Nancy Colleton, Institute for Global Environmental Being Vaidika: Public Disputations and Print in Twentieth- Strategies Century Gujarat Maya Soetoro-Ng, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Arun Brahmbhatt, Kenyon College Hanying Li, International Union for Conservation of Nature Book Production as Devotional Performance in Saranyu Viriyavejakul, Neighboring Countries Economic Contemporary Gujarat Development Cooperation Agency Emilia Bachrach, Oberlin College

PANEL Literary Cinematic Adaptations as 375 Transnational Dialogues in Asia PTruman, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Hiroshi Kitamura, College of William & Mary Film Adaptations as Cross-Cultural Communication: The Case Study of Kurosawa Akira’s The Idiot (1951) and Ran (1985) and Their Reception in Vietnam Le-Na Dao, Vietnam National University Mapping the Transnational Genesis of the Post-War Japanese Cinematic Field: Case Studies of the Productions of Madame White Snake (1956) and Legend of the White Snake (1958) Seio Nakajima, Waseda University

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Bangladesh Studies Beyond Development: PANEL Manipulating Fear for Political Gain in PANEL Empty Signifier or Aid Lab? 378 Southeast Asia 381 PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Naveeda Khan, Johns Hopkins University Chaired by Sidney R. Jones, Institute for Policy Helping “Women Take Their Rightful Place in the World”: Analysis of Conflict U.S.-Pakistan Encounters during the Cold War Using Fear to Force Change: What’s Next for Indonesia’s Elora Shehabuddin, Rice University “Al-Maidah Generation” The Geopolitics of Bare Life in 1970s’ Bangladesh Navhat Nuraniyah, Institute for Policy Analysis of Naomi Hossain, University of Sussex Conflict The Development Regime and the Failed Promise of Fear and Fury: Democratic Change and Politics of Coercion Managerialism in Indonesia David Ludden, New York University Sana Jaffrey, University of Chicago Child Marriage in the Feminist Imagination Promoting Fear of Narcotics: Indonesia’s Drugs Emergency Dina Siddiqi, BRAC University Dave McRae, University of Melbourne Discussant: Discussant: Naveeda Khan, Johns Hopkins University Sidney R. Jones, Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict Histories of Labor and Space in PANEL Food, Belonging and Identity in Colonial and PANEL Nineteenth-Century South Asia 379 382 Post-Colonial Malaysia/Singapore PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Sponsored by Malyasia, Singapore, Brunei (MSB) Chaired by Subho Basu, McGill University Studies Group Extradition, Labor, and Indirect Rule in South Asia, 1780- PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM 1840 Chaired by Patricia Sloan-White, University of Delaware Catherine Warner, Boston College Food Culture, Identity, and the Western Gaze in Late-19th- Naming the Peasant: The Political Economy of Identity in Century Malaya Colonial Panjab Cheong Soon Gan, University of Wisconsin-Superior Navyug Gill, William Paterson University of New Jersey Tropical Fruits and Overseas Chinese Identity in Singapore Labor and Environment in Nineteeth-Century Tamilnad Chee-Kien Lai, Singapore University of Technology and Prasannan Parthasarathi, Boston College Design Discussant: Chicken Kapitan: The Manifestation of Connectivity in Subho Basu, McGill University Nyonya Cooking Mareike Pampus, Max Planck Institute for Social PANEL Reflecting the Development of Southeast 380 Anthropology Asian Studies through the Analysis of Library Discussant: Collection and Journal Assessment in Japan and Patricia Sloan-White, University of Delaware the United States PANEL PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM The Art of Heritage: Transnational and 383 Interdisciplinary Approaches Chaired by Virginia Shih, University of California, Berkeley Sponsored by Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures Analysis of Citation and Library Collection on Southeast P Asian Studies in the United States and Japan Harding, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Yumi Kitamura, Kyoto University Chaired by Toshio Watanabe, Sainsbury Institute for Historical Event Extraction from Research Papers and the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures Its Application: A Case Study on Japanese Journal of World Heritage and Grass Roots: Glocalising Heritage Southeast Asian Studies Discourse in East Asia Akihiro Kameda, Kyoto University Simon Kaner, University of East Anglia Rethinking Area Studies Librarianship Japaneseness in Japanese Heritage Masataka Yano, University of Tokyo Akira Matsuda, University of Tokyo Discussants: East Asian Heritage Outside East Asia: Authenticity and Gregory Green, Cornell University Transnationality of East Asian Gardens Virginia Shih, University of California, Berkeley Toshio Watanabe, Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures From Archaeological Site Preservation Movements to the Conservation of Cultural Heritage and Landscapes in Japan: Preservation of What, for Whom, for How Long and at What Cost? Junko Habu, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Dana Arnold, University of East Anglia 110 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference Sunday

Early Modern Science, State and Society: PANEL Leaving Our ‘Comfort Zone’: Incorporating PANEL Toward the Forthcoming Cambridge History 384 Social Justice in East Asian (Japanese) 388 of Japan, Vol. II Language Classes PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Yulia Frumer, Johns Hopkins University Chaired by Hiromi Miyagi-Lusthaus, Boston University Discussants: Why Teaching Social Justice in East Asian Language Hansun Hsiung, Max Planck Institute for the History of Classrooms is Necessary Science Hiromi Miyagi-Lusthaus, Boston University Yulia Frumer, Johns Hopkins University Time for Change: How Can We Approach and Integrate Susan Burns, University of Chicago Social Justice Topics in the Japanese Language Federico Marcon, Princeton University Classrooms? Kiri Paramore, Leiden University Naemi McPherson, University of Pennsylvania Translation in North Korea: Literature, PANEL Strategies to Promote Social Justice through Examining 385 Conversations in Japanese as a Foreign Language Philosophy, Economics Textbook: Discussing the Existing Conversations and PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Rewriting the Text with Reversed Gender Roles and Chaired by Barbara Wall, University of Copenhagen Ethnicity Noriko Sugimori, Kalamazoo College On North Korean Translations of Kŭmo Sinhwa Dennis Wuerthner, Ruhr-University Bochum Discussant: James K. Vincent, Boston University A North Korean Translation of The Journey to the West Barbara Wall, University of Copenhagen PANEL Competing Narratives of Victimhood and 389 Translating Confucianism in North Korea Aggression: The Enduring Effects of Vladimir Glomb, Free University Berlin Japanese Wartime Memory Marketization in the DPR Korea: Translating and PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Interpreting Central Concepts Sabine Burghart, University of Turku Chaired by Christopher A. Born, Bowdoin College Discussant: Pacifism versus Nationalism: Japanese War Memories in Rudolf Wagner, Harvard University Sakae Tsuboi’s Nijushi No Hitomi Shobichatul Aminah, Gadjah Mada University PANEL Making Seoul “Historical” through 386 Attack of the Killer Strawberries: Defamiliarizing Japan’s Architectural Design: Overlaps between “History Problem” in Machiko Kyo’s Ichigo Sensō Preservation and Tourism Benjamin A. San Jose, Ateneo de Manila University PPark Tower 8226, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM The Effects of Construction of Aggressors and Victims: Storytelling Activities of Atomic Bomb Survivors in Chaired by Sun Joo Kim, Harvard-Yenching Institute Hiroshima Non-Historical Attributes in “Historical City Seoul” Project Masaya Nemoto, Ritsumeikan University Restoration of Seokjojeon and Reinstatement of the Daehan Discussant: Empire Marvin H. Marcus, Washington University in St. Louis Don-son Woo, Korea National University of Arts The 21st-Century Revivalism of Korean Architecture and PANEL Korean Identity Discourse Audiences in Imperial China 390 Kang Min Lee, Korea National University of Arts PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Branding Seoul’s Cityscape: The Role of Landmark Architecture in Promoting Seoul as a Global City Chaired by Yugen Wang, University of Oregon Jieheerah Yun, Hongik University Audience Interaction in the Shishuo Xinyu Zeb Raft, Academia Sinica PANEL Islam and Japan Pop Culture 387 Readers of Landscape: Decoding Public Spaces in Song Paintings PHoover, Mezzanine Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Gerui Wang, University of Michigan Chaired by Ranny Rastati, Indonesian Institute of A Poet Chanting to a Posthumous Audience: in Sciences Literati Paintings Hijab Cosplay Phenomenon, between Syar’i and Stylish Jue Chen, Kalamazoo College Ranny Rastati, Indonesian Institute of Sciences How the Less Literate Read Ming Steles: A Digital Negotiation between Japanese Culture and Islamic Values Speculation in Japan-Themed Indonesian Islamic Literary Works Sarah Schneewind, University of California, San Diego Himawan Pratama, University of Indonesia Islamic Manga: Expression and Identity Construction in Malaysia Suraya Md Nasir, School of Manga, Kyoto-Japan Omotenashi Concept through Halal Food in Japan Roberto Masami Prabowo, Bina Nusantara University Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 111 Sunday

The Meanings of Things: Material Culture in PANEL Red China’s Green Revolution: Agricultural PANEL Middle Period China 391 Modernization and Collective Remuneration 394 Sponsored by Society for Song, Yuan, and Conquest under the People’s Commune Dynasty Studies PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by Marc Blecher, Oberlin College The Double Life of a Scallop: Anthropomorphism of Commune Kabuki: Economic Explanations for Productivity Everyday Things in Northern Song (960-1127) Growth under China’s Collectives Huijun Mai, Harvard University Joshua Eisenman, University of Texas at Austin “Four Treasures” or “Four Friends”: The Identity of the Institutions and Work Incentives in Collective Farming in Brush, Inkstone, Paper, and Ink in Song Literary Culture Maoist China Yunshuang Zhang, University of California, Los Angeles Huaiyin Li, University of Texas at Austin The Making of a Scroll-Chapter: The Material and Conservation, Destruction, Transformation: Reassessing the Intellectual Dimensions of Juan Significance of Mao-Era Agricultural Terracing Ya (Leah) Zuo, Bowdoin College Sigrid Schmalzer, University of Massachusetts Amherst Technicity in Song Material Arts Discussant: Jeffrey Moser, Brown University Marc Blecher, Oberlin College Discussant: Dorothy Ko, Barnard College, Columbia University PANEL Beyond the Velvet Rope: The Role of Labor 395 PANEL in Making China’s Heritage Sites Filial Daughters in Twentieth-Century China 392 PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM PWashington Room 6, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Chaired by James Flath, University of Western Ontario Chaired by Grace S. Fong, McGill University Labor and Industrial Heritage in the Hanyang Cultural and Creative Industry Park The Making of a Filial Daughter at the End of Empire: Chen James Flath, University of Western Ontario Yun’s (1885-1911) Life and Writings Grace S. Fong, McGill University Nature, Culture, and Labor in the Creation of China’s West Lake as “Cultural Landscape” Nora’s (Filial) Daughter: The Case of Wang Canzhi (1901- Elizabeth Lawrence, Ball State University 68) Ying Hu, University of California, Irvine Jianchuan Museum Complex: Ethics and Power in Heritage Labor Tales of Modern Love: Women Writing Daughter-Mother Lisheng Zhang, University College London Love in Republican China Maram Epstein, University of Oregon Discussant: Tami Blumenfield, Furman University Revisiting Filiality across Class, Time and Place in the PRC Since 1949 Supporting Research Across Asian Studies: PANEL Discussant: 396 Keith Knapp, The Citadel Findings from a Large-Scale Qualitative Study PANEL PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM A Military Republic: The Militarization of 393 China’s State-Building, Nation-Building, and Chaired by Su Chen, University of California, Los Modernization Efforts, 1912-49 Angeles PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Discussants: Jade Alburo, University of California, Los Angeles Chaired by Harold Tanner, University of North Texas Danielle Cooper, Ithaka S+R Defending the Nation, Dismantling the State: The National Zhijia Shen, University of Washington Protection War (1915-16) and the Unintentional Demise of Deepa Banerjee, University of Washington the Chinese Republic Kuniko Yamada McVey, Harvard University Clemens Buettner, Goethe University Frankfurt PANEL Turning Cadets into Model Soldiers: Civic Education at the Cultural Traditions and Political Legitimacy in 397 Whampoa Military Academy in Wartime China Occupied China An Investigation into the Military Substrata of Republican PRoosevelt Room 5, Exhibit Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Print and Material Culture Miri Kim, Norwich University Chaired by Hans van de Ven, University of Cambridge Lesson Learning in the Chinese Nationalist Army, 1928- Songs Transcending Boundaries: Popular Music and 1941 Problems with Identity Construction in Colonized Chi Man Kwong, Hong Kong Baptist University Haosheng Yang, Miami University, Ohio Discussant: Edward A. McCord, George Washington University Chi Zongmo (1890-1946): A Confucian Collaborator in Hebei Tomohide Seki, Toyo Bunko

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CONTINUED FROM PANEL 397 Hearing Women’s Voices: Meaning-Making PANEL Writing History in a Fallen City: The Revival of Late Qing 400 Memory and Contending Legitimacies in Occupied Beijing and Misinterpretation of Female-"Authored" (1937-1945) Discourse in Medieval China P The Memory of an Assassin and Political Legitimacy in the Maryland Suite C, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Wang Jingwei Regime (1940-45) Chaired by Ping Wang, University of Washington Zhiyi Yang, Goethe University Frankfurt Fashioning Modes of Character Evaluation: An Analysis Discussants: of Fuyao Discourses on Women Political Leaders in the Hans van de Ven, University of Cambridge Medieval Period Susan Daruvala, University of Cambridge Rebecca Doran, University of Miami Poetic Voices of “Women” in Early Medieval Romanticized Landscape, Cityscape, and Soundscape: PANEL Historical Accounts Cold-War Literary Cosmopolitanism and 398 Qiulei Hu, Whitman College Internationalism Across the Taiwan Strait Female Poetic Voices from the Northern Quarter in the PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Tang Dynasty Jinghua Wangling, Loyola University, Maryland Chaired by Ling Zhang, State University of New York, Purchase College Her Memories of Him: Women Writers of Tang Entombed Epitaph Inscriptions Song of Night Fog: Sounding Cheng Yingzhen’s “White Alexei Ditter, Reed College Terror Trilogy” Ling Zhang, State University of New York, Purchase Discussant: College Ping Wang, University of Washington Landscape of Negotiation in Su Xuelin’s Historical Fiction PANEL Cicada’s Shell (Chan Tui Ji, 1945) Creating Communities in Modern Chinese 401 Zhange Ni, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Religious Life Overcome (By) the Ethical World: On the Figure of Mother Sponsored by Society for the Study of Chinese in Ru Zhijuan’s Works in the 1950s and 1960s Religions Xiang He, University of New Mexico PVirginia Suite A, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Discussant: Chaired by Raoul Birnbaum, University of California, Robin Visser, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Santa Cruz Social but Not Spiritual: The Role of Religions in PANEL Contemporary Taiwanese Textbooks Remapping National Form: Center and 399 Natasha Heller, University of Virginia Periphery in Artistic Canons in Socialist China The Buddhist Family and Community Engagement in Republican China PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 8:30AM-10:30AM Paul Katz, Academia Sinica Chaired by Emily E. Wilcox, University of Michigan Construction of Religious Communities Centering around From Trinidad to Beijing: Dai Ailian and the Making of Zhuang Shamans Chinese Dance Ya-ning Kao, National Chengchi University Emily E. Wilcox, University of Michigan Vegetarianism and the Dao: Community-Making in the Of Blind Beggars and Horse Races: Narratives of “Othering” Modern Chinese-Taiwanese Religious Movement Yiguandao in Chinese Compositions Nikolas Broy, University of Leipzig Charlotte D’Evelyn, Loyola Marymount University Discussant: Surfaces of the Socialist modern: National Form and Design Raoul Birnbaum, University of California, Santa Cruz in Maoist China Christine Ho, University of Massachusetts Amherst Chasing Spirits from the Country: The Urban Politics of Xiqu Film Adaptations Anne Rebull, University of Michigan Discussant: Nicole Huang, University of Hong Kong

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CONTINUED FROM PANEL 404 Sunday Sessions 10:45AM-12:45PM A Nationally Representative Survey Experiment on Perceptions toward the Chinese FDI in Myanmar Disasters in Asia: An Interdisciplinary, Cross PANEL Ying Yao, Tsinghua University Country Approach 209 Discussant: PPark Tower 8216, Lobby Level 10:45am-12:45pm Saori Katada, University of Southern California Chaired by Daniel P. Aldrich, Northeastern University Science & Everyday Life in PANEL Tokyo’s Earthquake Children: From the Epicenter of 405 Vulnerability to Resilient Role Models Twentieth-Century East Asia Janet Borland, University of Hong Kong PThurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM Hard Cash and Soft Power: Accepting Aid and Thanking Chaired by Joan Judge, York University Americans Following the Great Kantō Earthquake Rationalizing Eating Habits: The Rise of Nutrition Science as J. Charles Schencking, University of Hong Kong Social Engineering in 1920s Japan Kinship of Rivers: A Cultural Response to the Ecological Sookyeong Hong, National University of Singapore Disasters of Three Gorges Dam Individuality and the Scientific Everyday: The Physical Xin Yang, Macalester College Examination in Republican Period Childcare Literature A Return to the Epicenter: Vulnerable Groups in the 2008 Jia-Chen Fu, Emory University Quake Maternal-Infant Welfare and the Women’s Bureau in Qiuxi Li, University of Delaware Korea’s "Liberated" Space, 1946-1948 Discussant: Sonja Kim, State University of New York, Binghamton Daniel P. Aldrich, Northeastern University Measures for the Mundane: Everyday Life and Demographic Science in Postcolonial Taiwan PANEL Collaboration, Censorship, and Celebrity: 403 Joshua A. Hubbard, College of William & Mary Authorship in Early Modern East Asia Discussant: PThurgood Marshall East, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM Joan Judge, York University Chaired by Benjamin Elman, Princeton University PANEL Contemporary Exiled Tibetan 406 The Uses of Authorial Celebrity in Early Modern Japan (or, Politics - Driving the Narrative Ihara Saikaku Goes to Hell) P David Atherton, Harvard University Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM Authorship and Authority of the Analects in Eighteenth- Chaired by P. Christiaan Klieger, California Museum Century China Gastro Politics in the Tibetan Diasporic Community of Daniel Stumm, Leiden University Jackson Heights Authorship and Censorship in Late Imperial China Sara M. Conrad, Indiana University Bloomington Nathan Vedal, Pennsylvania State University How Buddhism Strengthens - and Stifles - the Tibetan Literary Coteries and Collaborative Authorship in Freedom Struggle Eighteenth-Century Seoul Tenzin Dorjee, Columbia University Jamie Jungmin Yoo, Korea University Hegemony versus Dissent: The Central Tibetan Discussant: Administration and Controlling Political Narratives in the Benjamin Elman, Princeton University Rangzen vs Middle-Way Debate Ben Michaels, Indiana University Bloomington In China’s Own Backyard? Energy and PANEL 404 PANEL Infrastructural Investments in Southeast Masculinity through the Female Gaze in 407 Asia from China and Beyond South and Southeast Asia PThurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine 10:45AM-12:45PM PVirginia Suite C, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Alvin A. Camba, Johns Hopkins University Chaired by Susmita Roye, Delaware State University Northeast Asian Coal Investments in Southeast Asia The "Feminized" Immigrant Males: Rewriting Masculinities Tai Wei Lim, Singapore University of Social Sciences in Selected Fictions of Bharati Mukherjee It Takes Three to Tango: Vietnam’s Infrastructure Rima Bhattacharya, Indian Institute of Technology, Development and Economic Relations with China and Kanpur Japan Exhibiting the Other: Representation of Masculinity Jessica Liao, North Carolina State University and Expectations of Manhood through Female Gaze in Ngoc Tram Dang, National Sun Yat-Sun University Contemporary Literature and Media in Pakistan The Sinews of Politics: The State Grid Corporation of China , Slave-Raiding, and Shape-Shifting: Modes of in the Philippines Prowess in an Early Modern Visayan Society Alvin A. Camba, Johns Hopkins University David Gowey, Arizona State University Masculinity in Prose Writings by Contemporary Vietnamese and Japanese Female Writers (in the Cases of Hoang Dieu Do and Amy Yamada)

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PANEL PANEL Chinese Perceptions of Korean History and Producing Localness in the Everyday Their Impact on Bilateral Relations 408 411 P Sponsored by Korea Economic Institute of America Wilson B, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PDelaware Suite A, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Recognizing the Local in Everyday Language: Negotiating Linguistic Identity in Northeastern Japan Chaired by Gilbert Rozman, Princeton University Edwin Keely Everhart, University of California, Los Chinese Views of Korean History through the 19th Century Angeles Gilbert Rozman, Princeton University Identity and Community in a Mosuo Dance Ritual Chinese Views of Korean History in the First Half of the Chun-Yi Sum, University of New Mexico Twentieth Century Food Education in Rural Japan: Sustaining Local Kirk Larsen, Brigham Young University Communities through Life Politics Views of the Sino-ROK-US Triangle Since Sino-ROK Stephanie Assman, Hokkaido University Normalization Politics of Frontier Ecology: Reading “Localism” at Hong Yun Sun, Stimson Center Kong’s Borderlands Chinese Views of Korean History in the Cold War Era Jeffrey Chih-yu Twu, Columbia University Linbo Jin, China Institute of International Studies Discussant: Discussant: John Traphagan, University of Texas at Austin Gilbert Rozman, Princeton University PANEL PANEL Anxiety over Children in East Asia 412 East Asia: Alliances and Rivalries 409 PWilson C, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PDelaware Suite B, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Susan Fernsebner, University of Mary Japan’s South China Sea Policy and the Real Significance Washington of the Japan-Vietnam Strategic Partnership Ngoc Nhu Truc Lam, Ba Ria - Vung Tau University Tattling (Gaozhuang) with Chinese Characteristics: Moral Anxiety, Educational Competition, and “The Genuine Child” The United States and China in the Asia Pacific: A Jing Xu, University of Washington Gathering Storm (?) The “Othering” of Japanese War Orphans (1945-52): PANEL Wartime Policies and Post-War Consequences Rethinking East Asian Families and Family 410 Lizbeth H. Piel, Lasell College Laws: Critical Legal, Historical, and The Histories of Korean Orphaned Children, 1884-1961 Ethnographic Perspectives Young Sun Park, University of Southern California PWilson A, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Discussant: Chaired by Seung-kyung Kim, Indiana University Susan Fernsebner, University of Mary Washington Bloomington PANEL Not Entirely Married: Resisting Koseki Registration as a On and Across the Margins: Tracing 413 Surname Strategy in Japan Buddhist Cross-Cultural Creativity on the Linda White, Middlebury College Silk Road The Panicked Mother: Queer Infections and the Limits of Sponsored by the Ho Center for Buddhist Studies at Family in South Korea Stanford University Timothy Gitzen, University of Minnesota PHarding, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Adopting in the Shadows: Household Registry and Chaired by Daniel R. Tuzzeo, Stanford University Obstacles to Domestic Adoption in Post-Colonial South Korea Navigating Chinese and Indian Cosmologies: “The Record Sungyun Lim, University of Colorado, Boulder of Emperors from the Beginning of the World” Daniel R. Tuzzeo, Stanford University Negotiating the Spaces in between: Strategies to Solve Family Conflicts in Contemporary Japan “Rotating the Sūtras” as a Sino-Tibetan Buddhist Service: Allison Alexy, University of Michigan The Liturgical Recitation of the Larger Prajñāpāramitā and Its Contexts in Dunhuang Discussant: Yi Ding, Stanford University Kathryn Goldfarb, University of Colorado, Boulder Prophecy in Time and Place: “The Prophecy of the Arhat of Khotan” Meghan Howard, University of California, Berkeley Buddhism at the Edge of Everything: Gandharan Buddhist Manuscripts in a Cross-Cultural Context Joseph Marino, Cornell University Discussant: Paul Copp, University of Chicago

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PANEL Gender, Activism, and Alternative Feminisms PANEL Globalization of Chinese: Localizing the 414 417 Teaching of Chinese Language, Literature, of Women in Asia and Media PMarriott Balcony B, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM- PCoolidge, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM 12:45PM Chaired by Minglang Zhou, University of Maryland Chaired by Akiko Takenaka, University of Kentucky Teaching Chinese Literature in Vietnam: A Dialogue with Perfecting Maternal Feminism in South Korea, 1953-1992 Translation Tradition and Mass Media Janice Kim, York University Thu Hien Nguyen, Vietnam National University “Mothers against War”: Motherhood, Peace Activism, and Understanding the Cultural Policies of China through CCTV Gender Equality in Japan Documentaries: The South Korean Perspective Akiko Takenaka, University of Kentucky Ju-Yeon Son, Korea University “Forgotten by Feminists”: Gender Justice, Agency and Chinese Television Advertisements in the American Law among Women Leaders of Anti-Feminist Men’s Rights Classroom Groups in India Ping Fu, Towson University Srimati Basu, University of Kentucky Discussant: PANEL Minglang Zhou, University of Maryland Democratic Consolidation in Pakistan: 418 Challenges and Opportunities PANEL Sponsored by American Institute of Pakistan Studies Networking, Sustainability, and Impact 415 PHoover, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Assessment of Interactive Digital Resources in Asian Studies Chaired by Farhat Haq, Monmouth College PWashington Room 3, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Presenters: Charles Kennedy, Wake Forest University Chaired by Gavin H. Whitelaw, Harvard University Mariam Mufti, University of Waterloo Discussants: Anwar Iqbal, The Dawn Newspaper Kaoru Ueda, Stanford University Thu Phuong Nguyen, Stanford University South Asian Minorities and Their Gendered PANEL Neel Agrawal, Center for Research Libraries 419 Katherine Matsuura, Harvard University Self-Conscious Narratives Amanda Shuman, University of Freiburg PMcKinley, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Nandita Ghosh, Fairleigh Dickinson PANEL University Festivals, Celebrations & Events - Identities 416 Shaping and Resistance to Hegemony by Translating into Other Identities: Bama and Her Writing Asian Communities Nandita Ghosh, Fairleigh Dickinson University PMarriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Women’s Dreams, Choices and Struggles in the Bangladeshi Film Under Construction Chaired by Clement Tsz Ming Tong, Carey Theological College Subalterneity and Resistance in Mahasweta Devi Performative Celebrations as Declaration of Identity and PANEL Resistance by Chinese Immigrants in Boston Histories of Modern Buddhism in India Violetta Ravagnoli, Emmanuel College Boston 420 Hornbill Festival: Forging a Pan-Naga Ethnic Identity within PJohnson, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM the States of India Chaired by Richard M. Jaffe, Duke University Inatoli K. Sema, Torch University Japanese Buddhists in the Indian Buddhist Revival, 1905- American Thanksgiving in China: Reclaiming an Identity 1937 Michel Chambon, Boston University Richard M. Jaffe, Duke University People with Dyslexia and Their Identities: Celebrating Serving the Arya Dharma: Money, Politics and Hindu Diversity at a Japanese Advocacy Event Devotion in India’s Buddhist Revival, 1920-1950 Satsuki Kawano, University of Guelph Douglas F. Ober, University of British Columbia Discussant: Turning the “Wheel” Back? Object Mediations and John D. Wong, University of Hong Kong Landscape Reconfigurations at Sarnath Sraman Mukherjee, Nalanda University The Diplomacy of Buddhist Revival Padma D. Maitland, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Steve Kemper, Bates College

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PANEL PANEL Performing Citizenship in Singapore 421 A New Perspective on North Korean Politics 424 and Society during the Cold War PJefferson, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PTyler, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Architecture and Citizenship in the Singapore Planning and Urban Research (SPUR) Group, 1965-1975 Chaired by Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago Nathan Bullock, Duke University The Making of the North Korean Middle Class: A Social I’ll See You Online! The Performance of Cyber-Citizenry in History of the Korean People’s Army, 1945-1950 Singapore Youngjun Kim, Korea National Defense University Performing Limpeh The Myth of Factionalism in North Korea, 1945-1956 James Person, Woodrow Wilson Center Discussant: Zihan Loo, New York University The Path of North Korea’s Nuclear Development Program Compared to That of the Soviet Union and China during the Cold War Period PANEL Constructions of Human Rights in 422 Discussant: Contemporary Southeast Asia Charles Armstrong, Columbia University PJackson, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PANEL Chaired by Bradley Simpson, University of Connecticut Staying Afloat: Creative Social Networking 425 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Postcolonial Practices in Medieval Japan Constitutionalism in Asia PMadison A, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Cindy Ewing, Yale University Chaired by Sachiko Kawai, University of Southern Constructing Victimhood: Sexual Violence, Identity, and California Cultural Harm in Transitional Justice Rachel Jacobs, University of Wisconsin-Madison Military Muscle of Royal Ladies: Family and Gender Power Relations in Medieval Japan The Alternative Press and Human Rights in the Marcos Sachiko Kawai, University of Southern California Philippines Mark Sanchez, University of Illinois at Earth over Blood: Nonbiological Kinship in Japan’s Early Urbana-Champaign Medieval Warrior Class Kevin Gouge, University of Michigan Discussant: Bradley Simpson, University of Connecticut To Weave a Safety Network: Adoption and Marriage as Markers of Elite Membership David Spafford, University of Pennsylvania PANEL The Park Chung Hee Period as History: New 423 Discussant: Sources and Perspectives on South Korea’s Nicolas Tackett, University of California, Berkeley Modernization Project (1961-1979) P Truman, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PANEL Chaired by Carter J. Eckert, Harvard University Conservative Activism in Post-War Japan 426 New Religious Movements and the Rise of Pseudo-History PMadison B, Mezzanine Level 10:45AM-12:45PM in the Park Chung Hee Era Nuri Kim, University of Pennsylvania Chaired by Sarah Kovner, Columbia University Paradoxes of South Korean Consumption during the Park Purity and Order: The Rise of Grassroots Conservatism in Chung Hee Period Occupied Japan Anna J. Lee, Harvard University Hajimu Masuda, National University of Singapore Contracts and Containers: Hanjin, the Vietnam War, and Japan, Anticommunist Activism, and the Decolonization of the Containerization of Global Trade, 1965-1972 Asia Patrick Chung, University of North Florida Reto Hofmann, Waseda University Rich Nation, Strong Military: The Role of Defense Industry Kokura Castle Liberation Movement: Conservative Development in South Korea’s Economic Modernization, Resurgence and Anti-Base Activism on Japan’s Periphery 1973-1979 Ran Zwigenberg, Pennsylvania State University Peter B. Kwon, Harvard University The Movements for the Return of Kurile Islands and Discussant: Takeshima in Post-War Japan Hwasook Nam, University of Washington Alexander Bukh, Victoria University of Wellington Discussant: Sarah Kovner, Columbia University

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PANEL PANEL Anime Pedagogies: Students, Scholars, 427 Art, Design, Cultural Identity and Politics: 431 Fans, Creators Understanding Contemporary Social PPark Tower 8219, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Integration among Chinese Canadians in the Chaired by Thomas Lamarre, McGill University Millennium PWashington Room 1, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Required Reading: Attack on Titan, Animated Life, and the Crisis in the Humanity Chaired by Osmud Rahman, Ryerson University William Bridges, University of Rochester Ethnic Festivals as Curators of Ethnic Arts and Performance It’s My Fault I Wasn’t Popular: Dank Humor, Critical in Toronto Distance, and Empathy around Watamote Eric Ping Hung Li, University of British Columbia Michael Raine, Western University The Acculturation of Identity for Chinese Canadians A Pedagogy of Multiversal Ethics in Mawaru Penguindrum through Art and Design Tomiko Yoda, Harvard University Jack Leong, University of Toronto Discussant: Chinese Canadians and Fashion Consumption Thomas Lamarre, McGill University Osmud Rahman, Ryerson University Connections through Yellow Umbrellas: The Relocation of PANEL Visual Power from Hong Kong to Canada TimeSpace in Japan’s Long 20th Century: 428 Wendy Siuyi Wong, York University Approaches to the New Cambridge History of Japan PANEL Women Were There - And Then? Gender Sponsored by AAS Northeast Asia Council (NEAC) 432 P Transformation on and Behind the Socialist Washington Room 4, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Stage and Screen Discussants: PWashington Room 2, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Franziska Seraphim, Boston College Jordan Sand, Georgetown University Chaired by Xueping Zhong, Tufts University Mark Metzler, University of Washington Socialist Career Women Holding up the Screen Hiromi Mizuno, University of Minnesota Lunpeng Ma, Virginia Military Institute Vera Mackie, Shanghai Animation Film Studio and Totalitarian Collectivism in Socialist China PANEL Being Professional in Modern Japan Daisy Yan Du, Hong Kong University of Science and 429 Technology PPark Tower 8222, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Shrews Rehabilitated in Women’s Liberation? Li Chaired by William Johnston, Wesleyan University Shuangshuang and Pola Womanhood in Great Leap Literature and Film Professionalize or Perish: The Role of Universities in the Shu Yang, Western Michigan University Development of the Modern Buddhist Priesthood in Japan’s Meiji Era Did Singing Girls Want the Women’s Liberation? Victoria R. Montrose, University of Southern California Reconsidering the Gendered Politics in the Mao Era Aspiration and Stigma: The Tokyo Worker School and the Discussant: Multi-Layered Professionalization of Engineering in Modern Xueping Zhong, Tufts University Japan Jamyung Choi, Nanjing University PANEL Civil Society with Chinese Characteristics: 433 The Perils and Possibilities of Cosmopolitanism: Legal Emerging Forms of Citizen Mobilization Professionalism in Late-1920s Japan P Darryl Flaherty, University of Delaware Washington Room 6, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Discussant: Chaired by Carolyn L. Hsu, Colgate University William Johnston, Wesleyan University Is Democracy Happening in China Where No One Is Looking? Populist Democracy and Civil Society in the PRC PANEL Carolyn L. Hsu, Colgate University Reexamining Cold War Politics in China 430 Durable Impact of Disaster Relief on Civil Society in China: Behind Front Lines, 1940s-1950s Case of Sichuan 2008 Earthquake PWashington Room 5, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Yifei Li, New York University Shanghai Xiaohua Zhong, Tongji University Chaired by Jian Chen, Cornell University Competing Models of Citizen Participation in Environmental Discussants: Governance Chunmei Du, Western Kentucky University Jessica Teets, Middlebury College Zhiguo Yang, University of Wisconsin, River Falls Matthew Johnson, Taylor’s University, Malaysia Chinese Non-State Actors and Its Effects on Our Understanding of Global Civil Society Jennifer Y. J. Hsu, University of Alberta Discussant: Jennifer Hubbert, Lewis & Clark College

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PANEL PANEL Chinese Dreams along the Silk Road: 434 Cultural Institutions Across Modern China 437 Pre-Histories of the Belt and Road Initiative PRoosevelt Room 4, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PRoosevelt Room 1, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Teaching Xizi in the Confucian Temple: Plays, Prompts, and Chaired by Qian Zhu, New York University Shanghai Staging Techniques during the Second Sino-Japanese War From Coming Home to Going Out: Personifying and (1937-1945) Reterritorializing Capital in Modern China Man He, Williams College Jeremy Tai, McGill University Iconography of Xianglin Sao in “A Brief Biography of Li Whither the Global Color Line? Migration and Unfreedom Shuangshuang” Across the Silk Road G. Andrew Stuckey, University of Colorado, Boulder Ana M. Candela, State University of New York, Escaping Museums: Ping’s Institutional Binghamton Critique in the 1980s “Nations Below Wind” and the Chinese Dream along the Chang Tan, Pennsylvania State University 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road: Mapping Southeast Asia The –A Chinese Dream Factory in the World Li Yang, Lafayette College Qian Zhu, New York University Shanghai Discussant: PANEL Maggie Clinton, Middlebury College Imaged Identities: Technology, Performance, 438 and Visual Imagination in Republican China PANEL P Gender and Christianity in Early-Twentieth 435 Roosevelt 5, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Century China Chaired by Yajun Mo, Boston College PRoosevelt Room 2, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Of God and Machines: Media Technologies, Transnational Chaired by Yu Zhang, Loyola University, Maryland Imaginations, and Missionary Visions of Modern China Joseph W. Ho, Albion College Pilgrim’s Chinese Progress: Old Texts/Multiple Meanings for New Women in China From Physiognomy to Photography: Changes in Appearance Sue Gronewold, Kean University and Political Legitimacy in Early-Twentieth-Century China Lex Jing Lu, Clark University The Chinese Virgin Mary and Shifting Icons of Femininity William Ma, Louisiana State University Oppositional Art: Chinese Christian Posters and the Visual Construction of National Salvation in the Interwar Years Protestant Schools and the Gender Segregation in Man-Hei Yip, Boston University Republican Suzhou Bin Chen, Pennsylvania State University Reframing China: Kodak and Popularizing Photography, 1920-1937 Word and Faith: Dora Yu’s Hymn as Literature Matthew T. Combs, University of California, Irvine Yu Zhang, Loyola University, Maryland Discussant: Discussant: Yajun Mo, Boston College Ellen Widmer, Wellesley College PANEL PANEL In Search of Autonomy: Chinese Intellectuals 439 Chinese Writers and Cultural Landscape in 436 between Politics and Scholarship Hong Kong, 1949-1997 PMaryland Suite A, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM PRoosevelt Room 3, Exhibit Level 10:45AM-12:45PM From the New Left to Statism: Intellectual Debates around Chaired by Da Zheng, Suffolk University Sovereignty, “Repoliticization,” and the Shadow of Carl Peking Opera, English Play, and Hong Kong Film—Lady Schmitt Precious Stream (1957) in Cultural Crossroads Sebastian Veg, School of Advanced Studies in Social Da Zheng, Suffolk University Sciences (EHESS) Shanghai Meets London in Hong Kong Cinema: Cross-Over Back to Kant: Li Zehou and the Question of Enlightenment Inheritance Plotting in Ren Cai Liang De (A Tale of Two in Post-Mao China Wives; 1958) Hang Tu, Harvard University Karen Kingsbury, Chatham University Searching for the Chinese Autonomy: Leo Strauss in the Nobody Is Nobody: The Fate of Ah Q and the Empathy of Chinese Context Yao Ke Dongxian Jiang, Princeton University Wai Luk Lo, Hong Kong Baptist University Translating the Past: Ba Jin’s Translation of Herzen’s My Gao Xingjian as Method? The Cultivation of Hong Kong Past and Thoughts in the Beginning of the Post-Mao Era Identity through Reflexive Theatre Mengze Yao, Beijing Normal University Michael Ka Chi Cheuk, SOAS University of London Discussant: Josephine Chiu-Duke, University of British Columbia

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PANEL PANEL Laying It Out: Late Ming Elite Cultural 440 Beyond Ideology: Rethinking the Rhetoric of 443 Productions in a Buddhist Context Power in Early Chinese Politico-Philosophical PMaryland Suite B, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Discourse P Chaired by Lucille Chia, University of California, Virginia Suite B, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Riverside Chaired by Sarah Allan, Dartmouth College The Printed Illustrated Text of the Diamond Sutra: The The Linguistics of Chinese Philosophical Keywords Buddhist Impact on Late Ming Book Culture Paul R. Goldin, University of Pennsylvania Chiew-Hui Ho, University of Sydney “The Vertical and the Horizontal”: Exploring the Rhetoric of The Yandang Range: Meditation, Healing, and Iconography Diplomacy in Early Chinese Texts Elizabeth Kindall, University of St. Thomas Andrew S. Meyer, Brooklyn College Dramatizing the Three Teachings: A New Reading of Tu Framing and the Production of Cultural Memory: The Long’s Play Tanhua Ji Materiality of “Shu” (Shangshu) Traditions and the Making Mengxiao Wang, Yale University of Argument in the Sociopolitical and Philosophical A Buddhist Provocateur and His Pure Land Buddhist Discourse of the Exegesis The Ruler/Minister Dichotomy as Rhetorical Trope in Early Jennifer Eichman, SOAS University of London Chinese Philosophical Literature Discussant: Lisa Indraccolo, University of Zurich Charles Jones, Catholic University of America NOTES PANEL Moral Responses to Cultural Production in 441 Modern China PMaryland Suite C, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Margaret Hillenbrand, University of Oxford Moral Clash? How Movie Theatres and Critics in China Coped with Hollywood Films in the 1920s Liying Sun, University of Southern California How the Steel Was Tempered: Disability Narratives and Socialist Morality Hangping Xu, Stanford University Censorship, Morality, and Cultural Policy Under Xi Jinping Michel Hockx, University of Notre Dame Homosexualizing “Boys Love”: Male Readers and Queer Discourse in China Xi Tian, Bucknell University Discussant: Margaret Hillenbrand, University of Oxford

PANEL The Republic of China After 1949 and the 442 (Re)making of Chinese Identities PVirginia A, Lobby Level 10:45AM-12:45PM Chaired by Julia Strauss, SOAS University of London Tasting the Republic of China: Fu Pei-mei’s Vision of Regional Chinese Cuisines Michelle King, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Playing for the Generalissimo: Basketball, Native Place, and the Exiled Nation in Taiwan Dominic Yang, University of Missouri Experiencing the Nation-State: Philippine-Chinese Visits to Taiwan, 1958-1971 Chien Wen Kung, Columbia University Overcoming the 1947 Constitution: Provincial Quota System in Civil Service Examination in the Republic of China in Taiwan (1947-1992) Shiuon Chu, Brown University Discussant: Julia Strauss, SOAS University of London

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The number following the name indicates the PANEL NUMBER, not the page number. Listing includes participants registered by the posted registration deadline. A Atkins, E. Taylor...... 187 Bisetto, Barbara...... 316 Atkins, Paul S...... 201 Bishara, Fahad...... 172 Abdesho-Kasvi, Eilanra...... 55 Attewell, Nadine...... 327 Bishara, Fahad...... 294 Abdul Hamid, Ahmad Fauzi...... 363 Aukema, Justin...... 4 Blair, Harry W...... 333 Abdullah, Walid Jumblatt...... 363 Aung-Thwin, Maitrii V...... 257, 301 Blanke, Anja...... 76 Abel, Jessamyn R...... 110 Auslander, Mark...... 369 Blecher, Marc...... 394 Abel, Jonathan...... 83 Ayyagari, Shalini...... 242 Bloom, Phillip E...... 89 Abinales, Patricio...... 282 Blumenfield, Tami...... 395 Abrahms-Kavunenko, Saskia...... 372 B Bodemer, Margaret B...... 207 Abtahian, Maya R...... 326 Baba, Ai...... 132 Boecking, Felix A...... 233 Adal, Raja...... 3 Bachrach, Emilia...... 377 Boehm, Juliane...... 111 Adem, Seifudein...... 203 Bai, Ruoyun...... 37 Bogdanova-Kummer, Eugenia...... 109 Admussen, Nick...... 228 Baig, Sohaib...... 294 Bogin, Benjamin...... 234 Agov, Avram...... 170 Bailey, C. D. Alison...... 15 Bohnet, Adam...... 370 Agrawal, Neel...... 415 Baird, Ian G...... 300 Boittin, Margaret L...... 116 Ahmad, Attiya...... 289 Bajema, Ramona...... 26 Bol, Peter...... 114 Ahmed, K. Anis...... 127 Bakhtary, Elham...... 140 Bolinao, Ma. Luisa DL...... 134 Ahnaf, Mohammad Iqbal...... 257 Balmain, Colette...... 304 Bookman, Mark...... 7 Aiyar, Sana...... 360 Bamana, Gabriel T...... 203 Borland, Janet...... 209 Akaha, Tsuneo...... 107 Banerjee, Deepa...... 396 Born, Christopher A...... 389 Akhtar, Ali H...... 289 Banerjee, Mou...... 58 Botsman, Daniel...... 223 Akhter, Madihah...... 143 Banerjee, Somaditya...... 301 Boucher, Daniel...... 202 Alam, Asiya...... 97 Bao, Weihong...... 310 Bouté, Vanina...... 20 Alatas, Ismail F...... 289 Bar Sadeh, Roy...... 294 Bowie, Katherine A...... 281 Alburo, Jade...... 396 Barclay, Paul D...... 345 Bowlus-Peck, Emily...... 7 Aldrich, Daniel P...... 209 Bardsley, Jan...... 344 Boyk, David...... 333 Alejandria-Gonzalez, Maria...... 63 Barish, Dan...... 164 Boyle, Edward...... 331 Alejandrino, Clark L...... 119 Barlow, Tani...... 247 Brahmbhatt, Arun...... 377 Alekseyeva, Julia...... 225 Barnes, Nicole E...... 93 Brazelton, Mary Augusta...... 230 Alexander, Katherine L...... 366 Barnett, Robert J...... 229 Brazinsky, Gregg...... 340 Alexy, Allison...... 410 Barney, Keith...... 300 Brecht, Richard...... 281 Ali, Mohsin...... 294 Barova Özcan, Pana...... 152 Brennan, Julia...... 297 Allan, Sarah...... 443 Barter, Shane J...... 262 Brice, Cécile...... 26 Allen, Sarah M...... 133 Basu, Amrita...... 214, 282 Bridges, William...... 427 Al-Sudairi, Mohammed...... 54 Basu, Srimati...... 417 Brindley, Erica...... 353 Altehenger, Jennifer E...... 199 Basu, Subho...... 379 Brokaw, Cynthia...... 5 Alyagon, Elad...... 15 Batra, Lalit...... 291 Brook, Timothy...... 367 Amano, Ikuho...... 13 Baudinette, Thomas...... 169 Brooks, Charlotte...... 93 Ambaras, David...... 250 Baum, Emily...... 230 Brown, Janice...... 265 Ambros, Barbara...... 309 Bean, Susan...... 17 Brown, Jarrod Woodford...... 23 Aminah, Shobichatul...... 389 Beekman, Yorum C.H...... 87 Brown, Keith...... 25 Amstutz, Andrew...... 58 Bellenoit, Hayden...... 334 Brown, Rebecca...... 17 An, Sang Bok...... 198 Bello, David...... 200 Brown, Shana J...... 271 Anagnost, Ann...... 287 Bender, Mark...... 29 Brown, Tristan G...... 113 Anderson, Elise M...... 137 Benedict, Carol Ann...... 230 Brownell, Susan...... 263 Anderson, Marnie...... 151 Ben-Youssef, Fareed...... 108 Broy, Nikolas...... 401 Andreas, Joel...... 34 Bernstein, Andrew...... 72 Brunner, Michael P...... 335 Andreeva, Petya...... 156 Bernstein, Anya...... 116 Bruntz, Courtney...... 325 Andrews, Bridie...... 192 Berry, Mary Elizabeth...... 343 Budiman, Michaela...... 244 Ang, Cheng Guan...... 286 Berry, Paul...... 70 Buettner, Clemens...... 393 Ardussi, John...... 61 Best, Jonathan W...... 302 Buhrman, Kristina...... 72 Arifianto, Alexander...... 217 Bestor, Theodore C...... 342 Bui, Linh...... 300 Arkaraprasertkul, Non...... 197 Beverley, Eric...... 211 Bukh, Alexander...... 426 Armstrong, Charles...... 424 Bhan, Mona...... 85 Bullock, Julia...... 344 Arnold, Dana...... 383 Bhattacharya, Rima...... 407 Bullock, Nathan...... 421 Arosoaie, Aida M...... 11 Bhowmik, Davinder L...... 185 Bulman, David...... 317 Arrington, Celeste...... 150 Bhutia, Kalzang Dorjee...... 372 Buoye, Thomas...... 117 Asano, Toyomi...... 204 Bian, Morris...... 79 Burghart, Sabine...... 385 Ashmore, Robert...... 320 Bickers, Robert...... 78 Burmeister, Larry L...... 210 Ashton, Clayton...... 30 Billé, Franck...... 359 Burns, Susan...... 384 Aso, Michitake...... 63 bin Kamarudin, Khairul Hisyam.... 138 Busch, Allison...... 215 Aso, Noriko...... 250 Bin Wong, Roy...... 241 Bushelle, Emi F...... 269 Assman, Stephanie...... 411 Binti Mohamad, Maznah...... 11 Byington, Mark E...... 302 Atherton, David...... 403 Birnbaum, Raoul...... 401 Atienza, Maria Ela L...... 134

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C Chen, Po-Hsi...... 207 Cook, Matthew...... 248 Chen, Sanping...... 272 Cool Root, Margaret...... 55 Cabochan, Laura...... 86 Chen, Shiau-Yun...... 15 Cooper, Danielle...... 396 Cai, Wenjiao...... 200 Chen, Shih-Pei...... 195 Copeland, Rebecca...... 108 Cai, Zong-Qi...... 238 Chen, Su...... 396 Copp, Paul...... 413 Calichman, Richard...... 154 Chen, Thomas C...... 190 Cordillera Castillo, Rosa...... 218 Camba, Alvin A...... 404 Chen, Tina Mai...... 247 Corwin, Julia...... 57 Campbell, Aurelia...... 164 Chen, Wei-ti...... 345 Cothrun, Keith...... 184 Campbell, Cameron...... 206 Chen, Xuguan...... 13 Creutzfeldt, Benjamin...... 205 Campbell, Robert...... 267 Chen, Yu-Jie...... 358 Crewe, Jennifer...... 184 Candela, Ana M...... 434 Chen, Yun-Ju...... 5 Cronin, Michael...... 92 Cao, Lin...... 252 Cheng, Edmund W...... 158 Crowley, Cheryl...... 267 Cao, Weiguo...... 188 Cheng, Fangyi...... 272 Culp, Robert...... 83 Carroll, Peter J...... 161 Cheng, Hsiao-wen...... 115 Culver, Annika...... 111 Carroll, William...... 225 Cheng, James...... 114 Cumings, Bruce...... 424 Carruthers, Andrew M...... 362 Cheng, Wei-Yi...... 325 Cunningham, Eric...... 342 Cary, Caverlee...... 147 Cheon, Jung-hwan...... 264 Casas, Roger...... 130 Chestnut Greitens, Sheena...... 340 D Catalinac, Amy...... 24 Cheuk, Michael Ka Chi...... 436 Dahlberg-Dodd, Hannah E...... 309 Caton, Brian P...... 213 Chhabria, Sheetal...... 97 Dang, Ngoc Tram...... 404 Cha, Paul...... 341 Chia, Jack Meng-Tat...... 001 Dao, Le-Na...... 375 Chachavalpongpun, Pavin...... 127 Chia, Lucille...... 440 Daruvala, Susan...... 397 Chae, Ria...... 286 Chiang, Mei-Hsuan...... 73 Dasgupta, Shumona...... 180 Chaiklin, Martha...... 248 Chigas, George...... 180 Datta, Antara ...... 360 Chambon, Michel...... 416 Chin, Angelina...... 112 Davis, Bradley Camp...... 365 Chamness, Graham...... 352 Chin, Annping...... 365 Davis, Erik...... 261 Chan, Shelly...... 146 Chiou, Syuan-Yuan...... 219 Davis, Terressa...... 297 Chance, Linda...... 184 Chirapravati, Pattaratorn...... 261 Davre, Amandine...... 307 Chandra, Siddharth...... 328 Chiu, Peng-sheng...... 117 Dawley, Evan...... 327 Chandra, Uday...... 97 Chiu-Duke, Josephine...... 439 Day, Tony...... 332 Chang, Briankle...... 273 Chizhova, Ksenia...... 364 Dayal, Subah...... 241 Chang, Charles...... 126 Chladek, Michael...... 22 D'Costa, Anthony...... 60 Chang, Dong-Shin...... 271 Cho, Eunsung...... 66 De Grandis, Mario...... 356 Chang, Hyun Kyong Hannah...... 103 Cho, Joan...... 150 De Weerdt, Hilde...... 75, 156 Chang, Paul Y...... 150 Cho, Sookja...... 198 Dean, Austin...... 121 Chang, Sandy...... 6 Cho, Yasmin...... 372 Del Greco, Robert...... 324 Chao, Shin-yi...... 349 Cho, Younghan...... 263 Delury, John...... 208 Chard, Robert...... 323 Choi, Hye Eun...... 339 DeMare, Brian...... 125 Charleux, Isabelle...... 12 Choi, Jamyung...... 429 DeNapoli, Antoinette E...... 212 Chatterjee, Elizabeth...... 60 Choi, Jina...... 198 Dennehy, Kristine...... 306 Chaturvedi, Sachin...... 203 Choi, Stephanie J...... 65 Denney, Steven...... 303 Chaudhari, Ashawari...... 173 Choi, Susanne Y.P...... 232 Dennis, Joseph...... 195 Chauvel, Richard...... 262 Chon, Woohyung...... 264 Deppman, Hsiu-Chuang...... 279 Chawla, Swati...... 328 Chou, Cynthia...... 46 Des Forges, Alexander...... 32 Cheek, Timothy...... 162 Choudhury, Rishad...... 371 Des Jardin, Molly...... 38 Chen, Bijia...... 206 Chow, Eileen...... 320 Desatova, Petra...... 101 Chen, Bin...... 435 Christmas, Sakura...... 331 Detwyler, Anatoly...... 75 Chen, Boyi...... 47 Chu, Shiuon...... 442 D'Evelyn, Charlotte...... 399 Chen, Chih-jou Jay...... 280 Chumley, Lily...... 313 Dey, Arnab...... 213 Chen, Constance...... 8 Chun, Tarryn Li-Min...... 277 Dharwadker, Vinay...... 18 Chen, Gilbert Z...... 245 Chung, Patrick...... 423 Diamond, Debra...... 292 Chen, Hongwei (Thorn)...... 310 Chusid, Miriam...... 155 Dickinson, Frederick...... 223 Chen, Huiying...... 274 Citko, Malgorzata K...... 266 Dickson, Bruce...... 227 Chen, Janet Y...... 235 Clark, Jocelyn...... 103 Dimitrov, Martin K...... 348 Chen, Jian...... 430 Claudio, Lisandro...... 177 Ding, Yi...... 413 Chen, Jianqing...... 319 Clifford, Timothy...... 38 Distelhorst, Greg...... 116 Chen, Jing...... 38 Clinton, Maggie...... 434 Ditter, Alexei...... 400 Chen, Jing...... 75 Coderre, Laurence...... 347 Dix, Monika...... 253 Chen, Jingling...... 32 Cohen, Jerome...... 358 Do, Khue D...... 49 Chen, John T...... 54 Cohn, Abigail C...... 326 Dobbins, James C...... 68 Chen, John...... 371 Colleton, Nancy...... 374 Doi, Ayumu...... 373 Chen, Jue...... 390 Combs, Matthew T...... 438 Donaldson, John...... 317 Chen, Kaijun...... 165 Conlon, Thomas...... 267 Doney, Lewis...... 234 Chen, Letty...... 179 Conrad, Sara M...... 406 Dong, Madeleine...... 164 Chen, Liana...... 271 Constable, Nicole...... 10 Doran, Rebecca...... 400 Chen, Ling...... 196 Constant, Frederic...... 128 Dorjee, Tenzin...... 406 Chen, Mian...... 348 Cook, Constance A...... 160 Doron, Assa...... 57 Chen, Muyang...... 121 Cook, Emma...... 183 Dorsey, James...... 305

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Fischer-Tiné, Harald...... 335 Gilmartin, David...... 85 D CONTINUED Fiskesjo, Magnus...... see page 22 Gilsenan, Michael C...... 371 Dotson, Brandon...... 160 Fitzgerald, John...... 191 Gitzen, Timothy...... 410 Douglass, Susan...... 334 Flaherty, Darryl...... 429 Glaser, Bonnie...... 219 Doyon, Jerome...... 34 Flath, James...... 395 Glomb, Vladimir...... 385 Drexler, Elzabeth...... 216 Flatø, Hedda...... 231 Goldfarb, Kathryn...... 410 Du, Chunmei...... 430 Fleming, William...... 252 Goldin, Paul R...... 443 Du, Daisy Yan...... 432 Flowers, Petrice...... 105 Goldman, Andrea S...... 40 Du, Feiran...... 36 Fogel, Joshua A...... 365 Goldstein, Melvyn...... 167 Du, Yue...... 194 Fong, Grace S...... 392 Gong, Haomin...... 375 Duan, Diana...... 229 Forman, Jed D...... 257 González, Fredy...... 327 Duan, Xiaolin...... 161 Foster, Catherine...... 297 Good, Peter...... 248 Duancey, Sarah...... 288 Fowler, Sherry...... 155 Gordon, Andrew...... 151 Duara, Prasenjit...... 113 Frederick, Sarah...... 153 Gottesman, Zach...... 336 Dubrow, Jennifer...... 18 Freedman, Alisa...... 27 Gouge, Kevin...... 425 Duckett, Jane...... 44 Freeman, Carla P...... 112 Goulding, Gregory...... 18 Dudden, Alexis...... 112 Freeman, Joshua L...... 229 Govella, Kristi...... 45 Duffy, Kay...... 352 Freitag, Sandria...... 175 Gowey, David...... 407 Dumas, Raechel L...... 265 Fröhlich, Judith...... 128 Gramlich-Oka, Bettina...... 68 Dusting, Amanda...... 55 Frumer, Yulia...... 384 Grant, Jenna...... 258 Dutta, Arindam...... 254 Fu, Diana...... 116 Green, Gregory...... 380 Dykstra, Maura...... 117 Fu, Hongchu...... 82 Green, Nile...... 289 E Fu, Jia-Chen...... 405 Green, W. Nathan...... 300 Fu, Ping...... 414 Grewal, Anup...... 329 Easley, Leif-Eric...... 157 Fu, Su...... 36 Gronewold, Sue...... 435 Easum, Taylor...... 144 Fuchs, Daniel...... 311 Groppe, Alison...... 179 Ebrey, Patricia...... 123 Fuchs, Maria-Magdalena...... 335 Gross, Miriam...... 270 Eckert, Carter J...... 423 Fuhrmann, Arnika...... 332 Grunfeld, A. Tom...... 282 Eder, Elizabeth...... 201 Fujimoto, Hiro...... 373 Guarneri, Jeffrey C...... 6 Edwards, James R...... 185 Fujitani, Takashi...... 368 Guest, Jennifer...... 133 Eguchi, Minami...... 109 Funada, Yoshiyuki...... 128 Guillou, Anne Y...... 218 Ehlers, Maren A...... 94 Funahashi, Daena...... 258 Gunel, Gokce...... 359 Eichman, Jennifer...... 440 Fuwa, Makiko...... 87 Guneratne, Arjun...... 136 Eisenlohr, Leopold...... 202 Guo, Jie...... 194 Eisenman, Joshua...... 394 G Guo, Shaohua...... 37 Elangovan, Arvind...... 19 Gabbiani, Luca...... 117 Guo, Weiting...... 235 Elfstrom, Manfred...... 280 Gabriella, Lukacs...... 287 Gvili, Gal...... 202 Elinoff, Eli...... 197 Gabrielson, Carl...... 187 Gyatso, Janet...... 234 Elman, Benjamin...... 403 Gagne, Isaac...... 2 Gyeltshen, Dorji...... 95 Em, Henry...... 149 Gagne, Karine...... 9 Eng, Netra...... 21 Galway, Matthew...... 93 H Enjuto-Martinez, Regina...... 311 Gan, Cheong Soon...... 382 Haag, Andre...... 284 Epstein, Maram...... 392 Gan, Wendy...... 278 Habberstad, Luke...... 80 Ericson, Kjell...... 53 Gao, Gengsong...... 194 Haberkorn, Tyrell...... 220 Eskildsen, Robert...... 361 Gao, James Z...... 348 Habich-Sobiegalla, Sabrina...... 350 Estes, Jennifer...... 21 Gao, Xiaofei...... 112 Habu, Junko...... 383 Estiningsih, Meita...... 285 Gao, Yan...... 166 Haddad, Mary Alice...... 69 Everhart, Edwin Keely...... 411 Gasco, Anna...... 100 Hae, Laam...... 221 Ewing, Cindy...... 422 Gaynor, Jennifer L...... 100 Haldane, Joseph...... 43 Eyferth, Jacob...... 199 Gentz, Natascha...... 168 Hallisey, Charles...... 52 F George, Joppan...... 255 Hamayotsu, Kikue...... 217 Gergan, Mabel Denzin...... 2 Hamdani, Sumaiya...... 96 Fan, Fa-ti...... 270 Gerritsen, Anne...... 274 Hamid, Sandra...... 177 Fang, Kecheng...... 227 Gershman, John...... 177 Hammond, Kenneth J...... 367 Fang, Qin...... 276 Gerteis, Christopher...... 68 Han, Christina...... 88 Fealy, Greg...... 178 Gerth, Karl...... 332 Han, Jieun...... 341 Fedman, David...... 200 Gevurtz Arai, Andrea...... 287 Han, Rongbin...... 227 Fedorenko, Olga...... 287 Gewirtz, Julian...... 122 Hancock, Mary...... 16 Feldman, Shelley...... 23, 99,180 Ghertner, Asher...... 197 Handel, Zev...... 71 Felt, Matthieu...... 268 Ghosh, Arunabh...... 166 Hang, Xing...... 48 Feng, Naixi...... 165 Ghosh, Gourab...... 99 Hanifi, Shah Mahmoud...... 140 Fernandes, Clinton...... 216 Ghosh, Nabaparna...... 301 Hanscom, Christopher P...... 28 Fernsebner, Susan...... 412 Ghosh, Nandita...... 419 Hansen, Anne R...... 290, 324 Feron, Henri...... 66 Giang, Nguyen Thu...... 127 Hansen, Valerie...... 312 Fiaschetti, Francesca...... 272 Gibbs, Levi S...... 29 Hanson, Marta...... 94 Field, Norma...... 222 Giblin Gedacht, Anne...... 226 Hao, Ji...... 276 Fiori, Antonio...... 131 Gill, Navyug...... 379 Haq, Farhat...... 418 Firpo, Christina...... 64 Gillson, Gwendolyn L...... 309 Harkness, Nicholas...... 103 Fischer, Doris...... 350 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 181 Panel Participants

Hockx, Michel...... 441 Iqbal, Iftekhar...... 53 H CONTINUED Hofmann, Reto...... 426 Irwin, Anthony Loveheim...... 130 Harlan, Tyler...... 9 Holcombe, Alec...... 298 Ishida, Mari...... 67 Harms, Erik Lind...... 197 Holloway, David...... 265 Ishiguro, Kuniko...... 87 Harrer, Alexandra...... 315 Holmes-Tagchungdarpa, Amy..... 372 Ishii, Noriko...... 373 Harris, Lane...... 327 Homsey, James...... 226 Ishikawa, Tadashi...... 132 Hartman, Stacy...... see page 56 Hon, Tze-ki...... 322 Ismail, Norbani Binti...... 23 Harwit, Eric...... 45 Hong, Sookyeong...... 405 Ito, Ken K...... 364 Hasegawa, Kenji...... 361 Hopkins, Steven...... 212 Ivanova, Gergana E...... 152 Hasegawa, Masato...... 200 Horiguchi, Noriko...... 344 Hasegawa, Yuka...... 25 Horodowich, Elizabeth...... 367 J Hashimoto, Satoru...... 322 Hoshino, Noriaki...... 154 Jabar, Melvin A...... 134 Hassall Kobayashi, Yasuko...... 306 Hoskins, Janet...... 337 Jacobowitz, Seth...... 71 Hastings, Sally...... 151 Hossain, Naomi...... 378 Jacobs, Katrien...... 169 Hasunuma, Linda C...... 330 Hou, Li...... 84 Jacobs, Rachel...... 422 Hatcher, Brian...... 335 Howard, Meghan...... 413 Jaffe, Richard M...... 420 Haufler, Marsha...... 91 Howell, David...... 346 Jaffrey, Sana...... 381 Hausmann, Daniel...... 119 Hsiao, Hsin-Huang...... 219 Jain, Kajri...... 16 Hawley, John S...... 256 Hsieh, Jennifer C...... 347 Jammes, Jeremy...... 338 Hayat, Maira...... 85 Hsieh, Lisa...... 69 Jaros, Kyle A...... 317 Hayford, Charles...... 376 Hsiung, Hansun...... 384 Jassal, Aftab...... 174 Hazis, Faisal...... 177 Hsu, Alexander O...... 133 Javers, Quinn...... 235 He, Bixiao...... 348 Hsu, Carolyn L...... 433 Jeffrey, Robin...... 57 He, Hui...... 376 Hsu, Hsin-Wen...... 129 Jeon, Bonghee...... 386 He, Man...... 437 Hsu, Kai-hsiang...... 115 Jeon, Kihwa...... 339 He, Qian...... 190 Hu, Fang Yu...... 345 Ji, Yujie...... 357 He, Qiliang...... 161 Hu, Lester (Zhuqing)...... 347 Jia, Jianfei...... 73 He, Rowena Xiaoqing...... 358 Hu, Qiulei...... 400 Jiang, Chenxin...... 202 He, Xiang...... 398 Hu, Ying...... 392 Jiang, Dongxian...... 439 He, Yuming...... 165 Huang, Grace...... 139 Jiang, Jin...... 361 Heé, Nadin...... 111 Huang, Mingwei...... 205 Jiang, Tao...... 353 Hefner, Robert W...... 178 Huang, Nicole...... 399 Jiang, Yonglin...... 128 Hegel, Robert E...... 104 Huang, Wen-Yi...... 123 Jin, Huan...... 321 Hein, Laura...... 346 Huang, Xin...... 237 Jin, Linbo...... 408 Heitzman, Kendall...... 110 Huangfu Day, Jenny...... 40 Jixiancairang, Xxx...... 372 Heller, Natasha...... 401 Hubbard, Joshua A...... 405 Jo, Ji-Yeon O...... 253 Hellyer, Robert...... 223 Hubbert, Jennifer...... 433 John, Joya...... 173 Hemmann, Kathryn...... 108 Huey, Robert N...... 266 Johnson Tan, Paige...... 217 Henningsen, Lena...... 125 Huhe, Narisong...... 44 Johnson, Barbara...... 59 Hershatter, Gail...... 275 Hui, Yew-Foong...... 362 Johnson, Matthew...... 430 Hershey, Zachary Scott...... 156 Hung, Ho-fung...... 171 Johnson, Tina...... 192 Herzfeld, Michael...... 197 Hunter, Janet...... 68 Johnston, William...... 429 Hevia, James...... 163 Hunter, Michael...... 195 Jones, Carol...... 232 Hicken, Allen D...... 296 Huntington, Susan L...... 12 Jones, Charles...... 440 Higuchi, Toshihiro...... 331 Hur, Aram...... 303 Jones, Colin...... 268 Hill, Michael...... 54 Hurgobin, Yoshina...... 175 Jones, Sidney R...... 381 Hillenbrand, Margaret...... 441 Huters, Theodore...... 32 Jones, Tanner...... 137 Hinrichs, TJ...... 115 Hwang, Dongyoun...... 182 Jonsson, Hjorleifur...... 20 Hinton, Carma...... 190 Hwang, Ingu...... 149 Jonsson, Nanna L...... 244 Hirakawa, Hiroko...... 344 Hwang, Kyung Moon...... 264 Jōo, Fumiko...... 5 Hirano, Katsuya...... 222 Hyeong Seo, Bo...... 258 Judge, Joan...... 405 Hirao, Keiko...... 87 Hyun, Sinae...... 220 Jung, Byung Sul...... 104 Hirase, Reita...... 70 Jung, Jin-Heon...... 50 Hirata, Koji...... 118 I Justiniano, Maureen...... 220 Hirshberg, Daniel A...... 234 Ibrahim, Amrita...... 291 Hiyama, Satomi...... 312 Igarashi, Yoshikuni...... 268 K Ho, Chiew-Hui...... 440 Ikeda, Janet...... 184 Kaeding, Malte Philipp...... 158 Ho, Christine...... 399 Ikeda, Kyle K...... 185 Kakati, Aditya K...... 255 Ho, Chui Wa...... 129 Ikeuchi, Suma...... 50 Kale, Sunila...... 173 Ho, Clara Wing-chung...... 47 Ikeya, Chie...... 102 Kamanaka, Hitomi...... 222 Ho, Denise...... 199 Inaba (Fujimura), Mai...... 264 Kamath, Harshita...... 174 Ho, Engseng...... 48 Indraccolo, Lisa...... 443 Kameda, Akihiro...... 380 Ho, Joseph W...... 438 Ingram, Shea...... 89 Kanagawa, Nadia...... 269 Ho, Michelle H.S...... 65 Inoue, Masamichi...... 308 Kaneko, Maki...... 186 Ho, Wing Shan...... 288 Inoue, Miyako...... 71 Kaner, Simon...... 383 Hoang, Cam...... 148 Inouye, Mei Li...... 168 Kang, Ling...... 310 Hoang, Ha...... 63 Intarat, Phianphachong...... 259 Kang, Wenqing...... 275 Hoang, Tuan...... 337 Inwood, Heather...... 319 Kang, Xiaofei...... 349

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Kim, Youngjun...... 424 K CONTINUED L Kimbrough, R. Keller...... 152 Kano, Ayako...... 69 Kimura, Aya...... 210 LaCouture, Elizabeth...... 10 Kantor, Hayden...... 98 Kimura, Ehito...... 217 Laffin, Christina...... 266 Kao, Ya-ning...... 401 Kimura, Kan...... 204 Lai, Chee-Kien...... 382 Kaplan, Martha...... 85 Kin, Makoto...... 204 Lai, Chun-kuei...... 350 Kaple, Deborah...... 118 Kindall, Elizabeth...... 440 Lai, Rongdao...... 325 Karak, Madhuri...... 98 King, Michelle...... 442 Lai, Yu-Chih...... 124 Karchmer, Eric...... 159 Kingsberg Kadia, Miriam...... 67 Lalwani, Sameer...... see page 56 Karl, Rebecca...... 233 Kingsbury, Karen...... 436 Lam, Ngoc Nhu Truc...... 409 Kasdorf, Katherine...... 293 Kingston, Jeff...... 127 Lam, Peng Er...... 43 Katada, Saori...... 404 Kinra, Rajeev K...... 211 Lamarre, Thomas...... 427 Katagiri, Azusa...... 24 Kipnis, Andrew...... 355 Lander, Brian...... 166 Katz, Paul...... 401 Kitahara, Megumi...... 70 Lanselle, Rainier...... 316 Kaufman, Daniel...... 326 Kitamura, Hiroshi...... 375 Lanza, Fabio...... 162 Kauhanen, Katri...... 247 Kitamura, Yumi...... 380 Larsen, Kirk...... 408 Kaur, Sarvnik...... 239 Kitsnik, Lauri...... 304 Larson, Erica...... 22 Kawai, Sachiko...... 425 Klaiman, Todd...... 245 Larson, Wendy...... 277 Kawamura, Hiroaki...... 183 Kleeman, Faye...... 90 Lau, Jennifer J...... 253 Kawano, Satsuki...... 416 Klieger, P. Christiaan...... 406 Lau, Julia...... 139 Kawasaki, Kōichi...... 109 Kloos, David...... 62 Lavelle, Peter...... 53 Keliher, Macabe...... 241 Knapp, Keith...... 392 Lawrence, Benjamin...... 21 Kelley, Liam C...... 338 Knight, John M...... 247 Lawrence, Elizabeth...... 395 Kelley, Sonja...... 189 Knorr, Daniel...... 321 Lay, William...... 330 Kellogg, Thomas E...... 191 Knup, Elizabeth D...... 191 Le Blanc, Robin...... 267 Kelly, Thomas...... 33 Ko, Dorothy...... 391 Le, Tom...... 107 Kelly, William W...... 110 Ko, Yu Jin...... 14 Leach, Michael...... 216 Kelman, Sarah...... 22 Koikari, Mire...... 308 Lean, Eugenia...... 33 Kemper, Steve...... 420 Koleilat, Lina...... 221 LeBaron von Baeyer, Sarah...... 362 Kenawas, Yoes...... 217 Koll, Elisabeth...... 314 Lebovitz, David J...... 36 Kendall, Laurel...... see page 23 Komaki, Ryuta...... 324 Lee, Anna J...... 423 Kennedy, Charles...... 418 Kominz, Laurence...... 224 Lee, Casey...... 106 Keul, Istvan...... 16 Kommattam, Nisha...... 99 Lee, Ching Kwan...... 232 Keulemans, Paize...... 364 Konagaya, Hideyo...... 69 Lee, Eunah...... 369 Keune, Jon...... 245 Kong, Haili...... 273 Lee, Francis L.F...... 158 Khan, Abdul Karim...... 286 Kongkirati, Prajak...... 260 Lee, Haiyan...... 364 Khan, Naveeda...... 378 Konishi, Sho...... 182 Lee, Hyun Kyung...... 330 Khan, Nyla...... 11 Kono, Kimberly...... 284 Lee, Janet Yoon-sun...... 28 Khera, Dipti...... 141 Koo, Anita...... 355 Lee, Ji-Eun...... 14 Khorakiwala, Ateya...... 98 Korolkov, Maxim...... 123 Lee, Jinhee J...... 324 Khullar, Sonal...... 17 Korom, Frank...... 57 Lee, Jin-kyung...... 339 Kietlinski, Robin...... 110 Kou, Lu...... 156 Lee, John...... 241 Kilby, Christina...... 328 Kovner, Sarah...... 426 Lee, Jung-Min Mina...... 103 Kim, Bohyeong...... 313 Koya, Riyad S...... 175 Lee, Kang Min...... 386 Kim, Cheehyung...... 66 Koyagi, Mikiya...... 289 Lee, Katherine I...... 242 Kim, Diana...... 172 Kratoska, Paul H...... 323 Lee, Laura...... 69 Kim, Eunjung...... 181 Kraus, Charles...... 376 Lee, Mai Na M...... 20 Kim, HakJae...... 170 Kreitman, Paul...... 331 Lee, Ming-yen...... 001 Kim, Hanmee N...... 28 Krolikoski, David...... 90 Lee, Sangkuk...... 206 Kim, Hye won...... 336 Kroll, Paul W...... 36 Lee, Seok...... 263 Kim, Jae Yeon...... 303 Kuan, Yuan-Yu...... 308 Lee, Seok Won...... 154 Kim, Janice...... 417 Kuhonta, Erik...... 296 Lee, Seung-joon...... 230 Kim, Jina E...... 264 Kuipers, Joel...... 299 Lee, Sonya...... 251 Kim, Jisoo M...... 366 Kumar, Ashutosh...... 175 Lee, Sun-ae...... 370 Kim, Jungwon...... 15 Kumar, Prakash...... 213 Lee, Taeku...... 303 Kim, Kun-woo...... 149 Kuncheria, Cholemkeril...... 255 Lee, Timothy S...... 341 Kim, Minho...... 198 Kung, Chien Wen...... 442 Lefkowitz, Melissa...... 205 Kim, Miri...... 393 Kunimoto, Namiko...... 110 Leheny, David...... 223 Kim, Nan...... 150 Kuo, Kaiser...... 191 Lei, Jun...... 37 Kim, Nuri...... 423 Kusnetzky, Lara R...... 162 Leider, Jacques...... see page 23 Kim, Seung-kyung...... 410 Kuzuoglu, Ulug...... 3 Lekner, Dayton...... 76 Kim, So Hye...... 139 Kwan, Uganda Sze Pui...... 32 Lelyveld, David...... 256 Kim, Sonja...... 405 Kwon, Donna...... 65 Lentz, Christian C...... 20 Kim, Su Yun...... 132 Kwon, Heonik...... 170 Leong, Jack...... 431 Kim, Sun Joo...... 386 Kwon, Peter B...... 423 Leoshko, Janice...... 292 Kim, Sungmin...... 129 Kwong, Chi Man...... 393 Leshkowich, Ann Marie...... 22 Kim, Suzy...... 247 Leutert, Wendy...... 351 Kim, Yongmin...... 204 Levine, Marilyn...... 402

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Loar, Jonathan...... 251 Mangalagiri, Adhira...... 329 L CONTINUED Logie, Andrew M...... 302 Mani, Preetha L...... 142 Lewallen, Ann-Elise...... 187 Long, Margherita...... 222 Mantena, Karuna...... 211 Lewis, Su Lin...... 360 Long, Ngo Vinh...... 282 Marcon, Federico...... 384 L'Haridon, Beatrice...... 188 Long, Yan...... 114 Marcus, Marvin H...... 389 Lhost, Elizabeth...... 172 Loo, Tze M...... 308 Marinaccio, Jess Ann...... 290 Li, Andrew I-kang...... 315 Loo, Zihan...... 421 Marino, Joseph...... 413 Li, Chen...... 42 Loos, Tamara...... 102 Mark, Ethan...... 345 Li, Eric Ping Hung...... 431 Looser, Thomas...... 129 Marra, Toshie...... 267 Li, Guotong...... 47 Lord, Winston...... 122 Marsden, Magnus...... 176 Li, Hanying...... 374 Lothspeich, Pamela...... 174 Marshall, Tim...... see page 56 Li, Huaiyin...... 394 Loudon, Sarah M...... 201 Martinez, Chloe...... 207 Li, Hua-yu...... 118 Loughlin, Neil...... 23 Mastro, Oriana S...... 157 Li, Jessica Tsui-yan...... 279 Louis, Francois...... 30 Masuda, Hajimu...... 426 Li, Ke...... 77 Louzon, Victor...... 285 Mathew, Johan...... 172 Li, Lillian M...... 113 Lowenstein, Matthew...... 314 Matsuda, Akira...... 383 Li, Qiuxi...... 209 Lowy, Christopher...... 71 Matsuda, William J...... 290 Li, Ren-Yuan...... 5 Lu, Fengming...... 34 Matsumoto, Tomoko...... 24 Li, Shenglan...... 192 Lu, Lex Jing...... 438 Matsumura, Wendy...... 247 Li, Siyu...... 34 Lu, Yan...... 79 Matsushima, Jin...... 343 Li, Xiaojun...... 196 Lu, Yao...... 203 Matsuura, Katherine...... 415 Li, Yanfei...... 84 Lu, Yi...... 83 Matthewson, Amy...... 278 Li, Yao...... 280 Lu, Zhenzhen...... 252 Mayo, Marlene...... 27 Li, Yifei...... 433 Lublin, Elizabeth...... 27 Mazanec, Thomas J...... 36 Li, Yuhang...... 318 Lucht, Felecia A...... 281 McBride, Richard D...... 302 Liang, Tian S...... 318 Lucken, Michael...... 70 McCaffrey, Cecily...... 321 Liao, Jessica...... 404 Ludden, David...... 378 McCargo, Duncan...... 101 Liddle, William...... 217 Lüdke, Michael...... 236 McCarthy, Mary...... 330 Liebman, Benjamin...... 77 Luesink, David...... 159 McConaghy, Mark...... 162 Liff, Adam P...... 157 Lui, Lake...... 243 McCord, Edward A...... 393 Lifshey, Adam...... 324 Luk, Gary C...... 46 McCormick, Sooa Im...... 91 Lillehoj, Elizabeth...... 91 Lukens-Bull, Ronald...... 262 McDaniel, June...... 212 Lim, Louisa...... 31 & see page 23 Luo, Di...... 41 McDaniel, Justin...... 261 Lim, Samson...... 220 Luo, Liang...... 273 McDermott, Rachel Fell...... 256 Lim, Sungyun...... 410 Luo, Yinan...... 241 McDonald, Aya Louisa...... 186 Lim, Tai Wei...... 404 Lupke, Christopher...... 228 McDonald, Kate...... 250 Lim, Wei Jin Darryl...... 252 Lussier, Danielle...... 257 McDowall, Stephen...... 8 Lin, James...... 6 Lutgendorf, Philip A...... 215 McGee, Nicholas...... 327 Lin, Kevin...... 311 Lynch, Daniel...... 131 McGowan, Abigail...... 10 Lin, Lei...... 163 Lynch, Michael F...... 139 McGowan, Tara M...... 267 Lin, Nancy...... 249 Lynn, Hyung-Gu...... 68 McGrath, Alexander...... 144 Lin, Pei-yin...... 146 McGrath, William...... 159 Lin, Tie-wen...... 313 M McGuire, Beverley...... 160 Lin, Wei-cheng...... 74 Ma, Ling...... 192 McHale, Shawn...... 49 Lin, Zoe Shan...... 156 Ma, Lunpeng...... 432 McMahon, Keith...... 47 Linkhoeva, Tatiana...... 402 Ma, Nan...... 41 McNally, Mark...... 269 Littlejohn, Andrew...... 342 Ma, Ngok...... 158 McPherson, Naemi...... 388 Liu, Adam Yao...... 42 Ma, Rongqian...... 39 McRae, Dave...... 381 Liu, Chang...... 83 Ma, Sheng-mei...... 183 Md Nasir, Suraya...... 387 Liu, Chao-Lin...... 238 Ma, William...... 435 Medhi, Abhilash...... 290 Liu, Cuilan...... 312 Ma, Xiaolu...... 81 Medrano, Anthony D...... 53 Liu, Gaoli...... 99 Ma, Zhao...... 208 Meeker, Lauren...... 7 Liu, Haiping...... 73 Maags, Christina...... 317 Mehta, Purvi...... 92 Liu, Hanzhang...... 34 Mackie, Vera...... 428 Mellors, Sarah...... 192 Liu, Jianmei...... 81 MacKinnon, Rebecca...... see page 23 Melnikova, Daria...... 69 Liu, Jin...... 29 Maclachlan, Patricia L...... 51 Menchik, Jeremy...... 178 Liu, Lihong...... 352 MacLean, Ken...... 64 Mendez, Shawn N...... 193 Liu, Lizhi...... 196 Madhav, Tushar...... 239 Menon, Lakshmi...... 169 Liu, Lu...... 189 Mai, Huijun...... 391 Menon, Siddharth...... 301 Liu, Mengyao...... 7 Mair, Victor...... 202 Mertha, Andrew...... 171 Liu, Petrus...... 275 Maitland, Padma D...... 420 Metzler, Mark...... 428 Liu, Shuning...... 355 Majumdar, Aparajita...... 255 Metzler, Tobias...... 278 Liu, Xun...... 349 Maki, Ariana...... 61 Meyer, Andrew S...... 443 Liu, Yu-jen...... 354 Makley, Charlene...... 372 Meyer-Fong, Tobie...... 78 Liwe, Amelia Joan...... 240 Mallory, Tabitha G...... 112 Meyskens, Covell...... 166 Llamas, Regina...... 82 Manasseh, Sara...... 59 Mezur, Katherine...... 304 Lnu, Askuri...... 299 Manconi, Alberto...... 121 Michael, Fuller A...... 133 Lo, Wai Luk...... 436 Mandzunowski, Damian...... 168 Michaels, Ben...... 406

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Nagel, Alexander...... 55 O'Sullivan, Michael...... 294 M CONTINUED Nagel, Alexander...... 367 Ota, Shimpei Cole...... 287 Michelin, Franck...... 285 Naim, Hakeem...... 140 Oyama, Atsuko...... 25 Michelson, Ethan...... 77 Nakajima, Seio...... 375 Mietzner, Marcus...... 260 Nakanishi, Tatsuya...... 356 P Mihara, Ryotaro...... 290 Nam, Hwasook...... 423 Pachetti, Federico...... 351 Milani, Marco...... 131 Nara, Hiroshi...... 184 Padron, Ricardo...... 367 Miles, Steven...... 274 Naryananan, Vashudha...... 256 Paek, Seunghan...... 221 Miller, Ian Mathew...... 195 Nedostup, Rebecca...... 4 Pairaudeau, Natasha...... 102 Miller, Jackson P...... 203 Nelson, Christopher...... 308 Pakhoutova, Elena...... 234 Miller, Tracy...... 315 Nelson, Lindsay...... 304 Pamment, Claire...... 174 Minami, Kazushi...... 376 Nemoto, Masaya...... 389 Pampus, Mareike...... 382 Minzner, Carl...... 191 Nerlekar, Anjali...... 17 Pan, Daan...... 159 Misra, Kartik...... 214 Nethipo, Viengrat...... 296 Pan, Min-te...... 117 Mitchell, Matthew...... 245 Newendorp, Nicole...... 50 Pan, Shuyang...... 81 Mitchell, Scott A...... 001 Ng, Margaret Wee Siang...... 115 Pang, Javier...... 193 Mitter, Rana...... 78 Nga, Shi Yeu...... 134 Panstov, Alexander...... 118 Mittler, Barbara...... 125 Ngai, Mae...... 327 Panyagaew, Wasan...... 130 Miyagi-Lusthaus, Hiromi...... 388 Ngan, Quincy...... 318 Paramore, Kiri...... 384 Miyamoto, Yuki...... 307 Nguyen Quang, Dung...... 301 Park, Albert...... 182 Mizuno, Hiromi...... 428 Nguyen, Dat...... 22 Park, Eugene Y...... 94 Mo, Yajun...... 438 Nguyen, Hien Thi...... 148 Park, Haeseong...... 341 Moazzin, Ghassan...... 314 Nguyen, Le Hanh Nguyen...... 134 Park, Hye-jung...... 129 Moerman, D. Max...... 72 Nguyen, Phi Van...... 337 Park, Hyun Hee...... 67 Moitra, Swati...... 58 Nguyen, Thu Hien...... 414 Park, Hyun Ok...... 181 Mokros, Emily...... 40 Nguyen, Thu Phuong...... 415 Park, Jinhee...... 253 Molony, Barbara...... 132 Nguyen, Thuy Linh...... 64 Park, Jong Hee...... 206 Mongia, Radhika...... 175 Nguyen, ThuyAnh T...... 240 Park, Saeyoung...... 370 Monius, Anne E...... 292 Nguyen, Tuan Anh...... 246 Park, Seo Young...... 243 Monnet, Livia Rodica...... 307 Nguyen, Tuan Cuong...... 338 Park, Si Nae...... 104 Montez, Jessica...... 207 Ni, Zhange...... 398 Park, Sohyeon...... 15 Montrose, Victoria R...... 429 Nicoll-Johnson, Evan...... 238 Park, Tae-Gyun...... 286 Moodie, Deonnie...... 16 Nielsen, Kim...... 288 Park, Yoon Jung...... 205 Moon, Katharine...... 303 Nienhauser, William H...... 188 Park, Young Sun...... 412 Moon, Seungsook...... 150 Nirmal, Padini...... 214 Park, Younghwan...... 198 Moon, Suzanne...... 111 Nishimura, Yoko...... 309 Parke, Elizabeth...... 283 Moran, Ryan...... 132 Nishioka, Minami...... 373 Parthasarathi, Prasannan.... 136, 379 Moran, Thomas...... 81 Noble, Gregory...... 68 Passeri, Andrea...... 131 Morita, Miki...... 315 Nolde, Lance...... 53 Patch, Justin...... 137 Morse, Samuel C...... 12 Nooruddin, Irfan...... 171 Path, Kosal...... 93 Mortensen, Dasa...... 167 Norén-Nilsson, Astrid...... 21 Patterson, Gregory...... 38 Moser, David...... 127 Noseworthy, William B...... 285 Patterson, Jessica...... 261 Moser, Jeffrey...... 391 Nuernberger, Marc...... 188 Paul, Diya...... 214 Mosler, Hannes...... 170 Nugent, Christopher M.B...... 133 Pearson, Margaret...... 196 Mostert, Tristan...... 248 Nuraniyah, Navhat...... 381 Pearson, Trais...... 220 Mostow, Joshua S...... 152 Nyiri, Pál...... 205 Pelevin, Mikhail...... 176 Mrazek, Rudolf...... 145 Pelletier, Alexandre...... 178 Mross, Michaela...... 001 O Peng, Ying-chen...... 249 Mueggler, Erik...... 167 Ober, Douglas F...... 420 Penwell, Cameron...... 251 Mufti, Mariam...... 418 O'Brien, Kevin J...... 280 Pepinsky, Thomas...... 260 Mukherjee, Ayesha...... 333 Ochner, Nobuko M...... 185 Perera, Nihal...... 100 Mukherjee, Mithi...... 19 O'Dwyer, Emer...... 251 Perkins, Chris...... 336 Mukherjee, Sraman...... 420 Ogawa, Shota T...... 67 Perkins, Franklin...... 353 Müller, Dominik...... 62 Oh, Hye-ri...... 4 Perry, Elizabeth J...... 229 Mumtaz, Murad K...... 12 Oh, Rebecca...... 173 Perry, Samuel...... 106 Munger, Jennifer...... 323 Oh, Sangmee...... 28 Person, James...... 424 Munro, Neil...... 231 Oh, Seung-Youn...... 45 Petru, Tomas...... 244 Murphy Kao, Regan...... 267 Oh, Yoon Jeong...... 368 Pettid, Michael...... 56, 253 Murphy, Anne...... 17 Oh, Young Kyun...... 104 Pettit, Jonathan E.E...... 126 Murton, Galen...... 9 Oi, Jean...... 42 Pham, Ngoc...... 63 Muscolino, Micah...... 113 Okuyama, Yoshiko...... 288 Phan, John...... 88 Muto, Ruiko...... 222 O'Neal, Halle...... 155 Phillips, Robert...... 142 Myhre, Karin...... 82 Ong, Lynette H...... 171 Phoborisut, Penchan...... 101 N Oo, Minzayar...... 239 Phumma, Naphon...... 101 Oppenheim, Robert M...... 66 Phuntsho, Karma...... 61 Nagahara, Hiromu...... 268 Ortmann, Stephan...... 171 Picard, Jason A...... 298 Nagakura, Takehiko...... 315 Osborne, Hannah...... 108 Pickowicz, Paul...... 39 Nagasaka Myers, Yoko...... 306 Osman, Nawab Mohammed...... 363 Piel, Lizbeth H...... 412 Nagase, Mari...... 5 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 185 Panel Participants

Repnikova, Maria...... 31 Schaeffer, Kurtis...... 61 P CONTINUED Restifo, Aleksandra...... 215 Schattschneider, Ellen...... 369 Pieper, Daniel...... 3 Rho, Kyung Hee...... 104 Schedneck, Brooke...... 325 Pieragastini, Steven...... 229 Riaz, Sanaa...... 180 Schencking, J. Charles...... 209 Pillai, Sarath...... 19 Ricci, Ronit...... 52 Schlesinger, Jonathan...... 113 Pilzer, Joshua...... 242 Rice, Jeffrey...... 156 Schmalzer, Sigrid...... 394 Pinch, William...... 334 Richardson, Sophie...... 358 Schmid, Andre...... 340 Pinto, Sarah...... 135 Richman, Paula...... 292 Schmidt, Susan...... 184 Pitelka, Morgan...... 343 Ridgway, Benjamin...... 352 Schmidt-Hori, Sachi...... 106 Poch, Daniel T...... 364 Riep, Steven...... 288 Schneewind, Sarah...... 390 Poletto, Alessandro...... 72 Rithmire, Meg E...... 196 Schneider, Helen...... 41 Poole, Janet...... 181 Rittinapakorn, Ake (Thweep)...... 147 Schoppa, Leonard...... 24 Porter, Natalie...... 258 Rizvi, Mubbashir...... 98 Schultz, Anna...... 59 Potter, Cuz...... 336 Robin, Françoise...... 357 Schweig, Meredith...... 242 Prabowo, Roberto Masmi...... 387 Robinson, Michael...... 263 Scoggins, Suzanne E...... 227 Pradel, Chari...... 155 Roche, Gerald...... 357 Scott, Margaret...... 177 Prakash, Pranav...... 215 Rod-ari, Melody...... 297 Screech, Timon...... 343 Prasse-Freeman, Elliott...... 177 Rodekohr, Andy...... 273 Searle, Llerena Guiu...... 10 Pratama, Himawan...... 387 Roebuck, Kristin...... 268 Sebring, Ellen...... 78 Prichard, Franz...... 225 Rogaski, Ruth...... 270 Sehdev, Megha S...... 291 Pringle, Tim...... 311 Rojas, Carlos...... 73 Seki, Tomohide...... 397 Proschan, Frank...... 148 Roland, Joan...... 59 Selbitschka, Armin...... 236 Provine, Robert C...... 137 Rolston, David...... 252 Selden, Mark...... 282 Prueher, Lillian...... 135 Romans, Tim...... 7 Selway, Joel...... 296 Purtle, Jennifer...... 124 Ropers, Erik...... 139 Sema, Inatoli K...... 416 Putcha, Rumya...... 242 Rosen, Lauren...... 281 Sen, Dwaipayan...... 97 Puzo, Ieva...... 25 Roth, Nicolas...... 58 Sen, Vicheth...... 23 Q Rouzer, Paul...... 352 Seng, Guo-Quan...... 102 Roy, Haimanti...... 19 Seo, Soomin...... 150 Qian, Kun...... 39 Roye, Susmita...... 407 Seo, Yoonjung...... 91 Qian, Ying...... 277 Rozman, Gilbert...... 408 Seo, Young-Pyo...... 264 Qiao, Zhiqian...... 121 Rubis, June M...... 218 Seow, Victor...... 270 Qing, Simei...... 376 Rud, Polina...... 124 Seraphim, Franziska...... 428 Qiu, Peipei...... 330 Rusk, Bruce...... 165 Seto, Tomoko...... 186 Qiu, Qi...... 251 Ryang, Sonia...... 50 Seymour, Kelsey...... 160 Quartermain, Thomas...... 370 Ryu, Youngju...... 149 Shaffer, Holly...... 141 Queen, Sarah...... 80 Shambaugh, David...... 122 S R Shan, Lianying...... 207 Saarela, Marten Soderblom...... 32 Shao, Qin...... 84 Rado, Mei Mei...... 318 Sadana, Rashmi...... 18 Shao, Yanjun...... 319 Rafferty, Ellen...... 240, 281 Saeji, CedarBough T...... 221 Shapinsky, Peter...... 48 Raft, Zeb...... 390 Saha, Debika...... 183 Shapiro, Judith...... 119 Rahav, Shakhar...... 402 Sahin, Esra...... 304 Sharma, Tanmoy...... 85 Rahman, M. Raisur...... 96 Saikia, Yasmin...... 96 Shattuck, William...... 259 Rahman, Osmud...... 431 Saito, Asako...... 169 Shaw, Meredith...... 340 Raine, Michael...... 427 Saito, Hiro...... 330 Sheehan, Brett...... 314 Raman, Bhavani...... 143 Saito, Mika...... 152 Shehabuddin, Elora...... 378 Raman, Srilata...... 292 Saito-Abbott, Yoshiko...... 184 Sheikh, Samira...... 141 Rankin, Andrew...... 69 Sakakibara, Richi...... 284 Shemo, Connie...... 373 Ransmeier, Johanna S...... 35 Salimjan, Guldana...... 167 Shen, Chen...... 312 Rasikh, Jawan Shir...... 140 Salino, Silvia...... 168 Shen, Grace Y...... 119 Rastati, Ranny...... 387 Samuels, Annemarie...... 135 Shen, Shuang...... 279 Rathee, Vineet...... 98 San Jose, Benjamin A...... 389 Shen, Zhijia...... 396 Rausch, Franklin...... 341 Sanchez, Mark...... 422 Sheng, Jiakai...... 7 Ravagnoli, Violetta...... 416 Sand, Jordan...... 428 Shepherd, Robert J...... 282 Ravina, Mark...... 365 Sandjaja, Desiana Pauli...... 244 Shepherdson-Scott, Kari...... 226 Rawski, Evelyn...... 39 Sang, Seung Yeon...... 343 Sheridan, Derek...... 205 Ray, Sugata...... 254 Saraf, Aditi...... 291 Sherif, Ann...... 344 Rea, Christopher...... 235 Saraf, Ishani...... 57 Sherraden, Aaron...... 215 Rebull, Anne...... 399 Sareen, Siddharth...... 60 Shi, Donglai...... 278 Reddy, Gautham M...... 377 Sareth, Svay...... 239 Shi, Junpeng...... 193 Reese, Scott...... 172 Sasaki, Tomoyuki...... 107 Shi, Song...... 273 Reichert, James...... 153 Sato, Fumika...... 187 Shih, Evelyn Ming Whai...... 90 Reinares, Laura Barberan...... 369 Satoh, Haruko...... 43 Shih, Hsiang-lin...... 120 Reinhardt, Anne H...... 79 Satyanath, Shobha...... 326 Shih, Victor...... 44 Reinke, Jens...... 325 Saunders, Rachel...... 155 Shih, Virginia...... 380 Ren, Ke...... 40 Saussy, Haun...... 202 Shimabuku, Annmaria...... 368 Renwick, Trude...... 144 Schaberg, David C...... 36 Shimizu, Kay...... 51

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Standen, Naomi...... 272 Tanaka, Keiko...... 210 S CONTINUED Stanley, Amy...... 151 Tanner, Harold...... 393 Shimizu, Sayuri...... 204 Stapleton, Kristin...... 118 Tappe, Oliver...... 20 Shimizu, Yoshiaki...... 186 Steele, Janet...... 299 Tarcov, Marianne...... 108 Shin, Heeryoon...... 293 Steen, Andreas...... 347 Tashima, Pauli...... 276 Shin, Hyunjoon...... 221 Stein, Emma Natalya...... 293 Taylor, Jeremy...... 146 Shin, Jiwon...... 104 Stein, Justin B...... 56 Teasley, Sarah...... 199 Shin, Layoung...... 339 Steinberg, David...... 196 Teets, Jessica...... 433 Shin, Solee...... 243 Steinemann, Namji...... 374 Teng, Emma J...... 194 Shin, Victor...... 232 Steinhardt, H. Christoph...... 280 Teo, Victor...... 170 Shingavi, Snehal...... 142 Steinhardt, Nancy...... 74 Textor, Cindi...... 90 Shinn, Christopher A...... 67 Steininger, Brian...... 88 Thai, Philip...... 314 Shinno, Reiko...... 361 Stensdal, Iselin...... 231 Than, Tharaphi...... see page 22 Shipper, Apichai...... 105 Stepan, Matthias...... 44 Tharsen, Jeffrey R...... 238 Shmagin, Viktor...... 241 Stephens, Julia...... 6 Thein, Aye...... 62 Shneiderman, Sara...... 2 Sterling, Marvin...... 50 Theriault, Noah...... 218 Shohet, Merav...... 135 Stern, Justin D...... 100 Thomas, Julia A...... 136 Shores, Matthew...... 224 Sternsdorff-Cisterna, Nicolas...... 342 Thomas, Kimberley...... 2 Shouse, Ji...... 265 Stevenson, Daniel...... 89 Thompson, C. Michele...... 63 Shultz, Edward J...... 302 Stiller, Maya...... 89 Thompson, Eric C...... 138 Shuman, Amanda...... 415 Stock, Emiko...... 371 Thompson, John B...... 119 Shutzer, Matthew...... 143 Stock, Thomas...... 66 Thompson, Mark R...... 260 Sibau, Maria Franca...... 316 Strauss, Julia...... 442 Thornber, Karen...... 329 Siddiqi, Dina...... 378 Stuckey, G. Andrew...... 437 Thornton, Michael...... 200 Sieber, Patricia...... 82 Stuer, Catherine...... 354 Thornton, Patricia...... 162 Siercks, Eric...... 306 Stumm, Daniel...... 403 Thouny, Christophe...... 26 Silberstein, Rachel...... 33 Sturgeon, Donald...... 75 Thurston, Timothy...... 357 Sima, Will...... 76 Stutje, Klaas...... 145 Tian, Xi...... 441 Simmons, Caleb...... 58 Su, Stephanie...... 322 Tian, Xiaofei...... 38 Simpson, Bradley...... 422 Subijanto, Rianne...... 145 Tian, Yiyu...... 237 Singer, Wendy...... 333 Suettinger, Robert...... 122 Tiberghien, Yves...... 51, 157 Singh, Neera...... 214 Sugimori, Noriko...... 388 Tierney, Robert...... 284 Sinha, Ajay...... 17 Suh, Myung-Sahm...... 149 Tilland, Bonnie...... 65 Sipos, George T...... 305 Sum, Chun-Yi...... 411 Tinello, Marco...... 223 Sirivunnabood, Punchada...... 296 Sun, Hongmei...... 159 Ting, Chun Chun...... 179 Siu, Helen...... 158 Sun, Liying...... 441 Ting, Grace E...... 106 Sivaramakrishnan, K...... 255 Sun, Peidong...... 125 Tokas, Kalpana...... 56 Skaff, Jonathan K...... 35 Sun, Weiguo...... 128 Tomizawa (Kitazawa), Kana...... 254 Slaymaker, Doug...... 265 Sun, Wendy...... 73 Tong, Clement Tsz Ming...... 416 Slingerland, Edward...... 30 Sun, Yun...... 408 Tong, Yunping...... 126 Sloan-White, Patricia...... 382 Sunderason, Sanjukta...... 17 Tonomura, Hitomi...... 346 Small, Ivan...... 362 Surendran, Gitanjali...... 360 Torigian, Joseph...... 351 Sminkey, Takuma...... 185 Suwanwattana, Wanrug...... 99 Toyoyama, Aki...... 254 Smith, Aminda...... 93 Suzuki, Mamiko...... 27 Trambaiolo, Daniel...... 5 Smith, Christopher...... 224 Suzuki, Michiko...... 284 Tran, Ben V...... 64 Smith, Daniel...... 24 Suzuki, Wakako...... 153 Tran, Kim Mai...... 23 Smith, Nathaniel...... 187 Swanson, Eric H...... 89 Tran, Lisa...... 8 Smith, Nick...... 189 Swartz, Wendy...... 120 Tran, Nhung T...... 366 Smith, Paul...... 82 Swider, Sarah...... 311 Traphagan, John...... 411 Smith, Sheila...... 43 Swope, Kenneth M...... 91 Trautmann, Thomas...... 346 Smith, Stephen...... 118 Sykes, Jim...... 001 Troost, Kristina...... 323 Smith, Tobias...... 77 Szonyi, Michael...... 245 Tsai, HungYin...... 324 Soetoro-Ng, Maya...... 374 Tsai, Wei-Chieh...... 123 Solomon, Joshua...... 67 T Tsai, Weipin...... 163 Son, Ju-Yeon...... 414 Tackett, Nicolas...... 425 Tsai, Yun-Chu Tiffany...... 159 Son, Suyoung...... 33 Tagirova, Alsu...... 208 Tseng, Sheng-Wen...... 350 Soneji, Davesh...... 256 Tai, Jeremy...... 434 Tsu, Jing...... 3 Song, Yuwu...... 251 Takahashi, Satsuki...... 342 Tsuboi, Hideto...... 71 Sonntag, Melanie Sayuri...... 330 Takamura, Kazue...... 105 Tsuchikane, Yasuko...... 70 Soon, Wayne...... 230 Takekawa, Shunichi...... 107 Tsuchiya, Kisho...... 262 Sorace, Christian P...... 31 Takenaka, Akiko...... 417 Tsunoda, Takuya...... 225 Sou, Daniel...... 236 Takii, Kazuhiro...... 223 Tu, Hang...... 439 Soukkhy, Outhai...... 246 Talbot, Lee...... 318 Tuck, Robert...... 153 Spafford, David...... 425 Tamaki, Taku...... 131 Tuohy, Sue...... 356 Sreedharan, Gayathri...... 173 Tambe, Ashwini...... 10 Turner, Alicia...... 360 Srinivas, Smriti...... 16 Tan, Chang...... 437 Turner, Karen...... 80 Srinivas, Tulasi...... 212 Tan, Si Peng Terence...... 86 Tuzzeo, Daniel R...... 413 Stafford, William...... 143 Tan, Yeling...... 317 Twu, Jeffrey Chih-yu...... 411 Stalling, Jonathan C...... 29 Tan, Ying Jia...... 84 Association for Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference 187 Panel Participants

Wang, Hongjian...... 37 Witkowski, Nicholas...... 212 U Wang, Iris...... 161 Wong, Aida Yuen...... 249 U, Eddy...... 83 Wang, Jing...... 313 Wong, Dorothy C...... 12 Ueda, Kaoru...... 415 Wang, Juan...... 51 Wong, John D...... 416 Ueno, Toshiya...... 26 Wang, Luman...... 314 Wong, Sampson...... 239 Uk, Krisna...... see page 23 Wang, Mengxiao...... 440 Wong, Wendy Siuyi...... 431 Um, Janet...... 215 Wang, Ping...... 400 Wongsurawat, Wasana...... 332 Umeda, Kei...... 266 Wang, Pu...... 322 Woo, Don-son...... 386 Umegaki Costantini, Hiroko...... 309 Wang, Richard...... 349 Woo, Miseong...... 336 Umemori, Naoyuki...... 402 Wang, Sixiang...... 88 Woo, Yun Jin La mei...... 339 Un, Kheang...... 21 Wang, Suisui...... 193 Woodworth, Max D...... 359 Untalan, Carmina Y...... 389 Wang, Tianni...... 114 Wooldridge, Chuck...... 321 Uras, Alessandro...... 131 Wang, Yang...... 189 Wright, Andrea G...... 92 Utama, Lupt...... 147 Wang, Yu...... 310 Wright, Dustin...... 250 Wang, Yuanchong...... 163 Wu, Chinghsin...... 249 V Wang, Yuanfei...... 48 Wu, Guoguang...... 122 Vaidik, Aparna...... 334 Wang, Yvon...... 235 Wu, Hsiao-Chun...... 271 Vajpeyi, Ananya...... 256 Wang, Zhaopeng...... 238 Wu, Shellen...... 113 Valmisa, Mercedes...... 353 Wang, Zhuoyi...... 190 Wu, Yidi...... 76 Van de Ven, Hans...... 397 Wang-Kaeding, Heidi NK...... 158 Wu, Yi-Li...... 94 Van der Poel, Rosalien...... 124 Wangling, Jinghua...... 400 Wu, Yulian...... 274 Van Ess, Hans...... 188 Wangmo, Kuenga...... 95 Wue, Roberta...... 354 Van Fleit, Krista...... 329 Ward, Max...... 402 Wuerthner, Dennis...... 385 Van Lieu, Joshua...... 365 Ward, Sandi...... 114 Wyatt, Don...... 35 Van Nyhuis, Kendra...... 65 Ward, Shannon...... 357 Vance, Brigid...... 115 Wardaki, Marjan...... 140 X Vankeerberghen, Griet M...... 236 Warner, Catherine...... 379 Xia, Yafeng...... 208 Varkkey, Helena...... 63 Washington, Garrett L...... 27 Xiao, Diwen...... 44 Varma, Saiba...... 135 Wasserstrom, Jeffrey...... 78 Xie, Dingyuan...... 208 Vedal, Nathan...... 403 Watanabe, Chika...... 2 Xie, Kankan...... 145 Vedere, Sukshma...... 180 Watanabe, Toshio...... 383 Xu, Bin...... 31 Veg, Sebastian...... 439 Watson, Jesse D...... 80 Xu, Hangping...... 441 Vekasi, Kristin...... 45 Webster, David...... 216 Xu, Jing...... 412 Vendell, Dominic...... 141 Wehmeyer, Ann...... 269 Xu, Lanjun...... 146 Vendova, Dessislava...... 257 Wei, John...... 193 Xu, Tingting...... 354 Vetrov, Viatcheslav...... 316 Wei, Li...... 165 Xu, Xiangyu...... 78 Vincent, James K...... 388 Wei, Shuge...... 348 Xue, Yiqun...... 163 Vinograd, Richard...... 318 Wei, Wei...... 275 Xue, Zhaohui...... 114 Viriyavejakul, Saranyu...... 374 Weil, Dror...... 54 Visser, Robin...... 398 Weiner, Benno R...... 229 Y Vo, Alex-Thai D...... 337 Weiss, Meredith...... 260 Yahaya, Nurfadzilah...... 102 Vogt, Gabriele...... 107 Welker, James...... 169 Yamada McVey, Kuniko...... 396 Volland, Nicolai...... 277 Welland, Sasha...... 237 Yamagishi, Hikaru...... 24 Von Glahn, Richard...... 123 Weller, Robert...... 349 Yamanaka, Keiko...... 105 Von Kowallis, Jon...... 228 Wells, R. Evan...... 226 Yan, Yuqian...... 322 Vong, Sam...... 8 Wemheuer, Felix...... 76 Yang, Anand...... 333 Vu, Hoang M...... 49 Wen, Laura Jo-Han...... 310 Yang, Daqing...... 111 Vu, Linh D...... 4 West, Stephen H...... 120 Yang, Dominic...... 442 Wheeler, Norton...... 376 Yang, Fenggang...... 126 W White, Daniel...... 183 Yang, Guobin...... 39 Wachutka, Michael...... 269 White, Joshua...... 363 Yang, Hao...... 219 Wade, Francis...... see page 22 White, Linda...... 410 Yang, Lawrence Zi-Qiao...... 279 Wagner, Rudolf...... 385 White, Oliver...... 224 Yang, Li...... 437 Wakamatsu, Yurika...... 151 Whitelaw, Gavin H...... 415 Yang, Renren...... 319 Wall, Barbara...... 385 Widarahesty, Yusy...... 56 Yang, Shu...... 432 Walley, Glynne...... 224 Widmer, Ellen...... 435 Yang, Timothy...... 250 Walthall, Anne...... 151 Wijaya, Holi Bina...... 138 Yang, Xin...... 209 Waltner, Ann...... 276 Wijaya, Juliana...... 244 Yang, Yuyu (Lara)...... 83 Walton, Matthew J...... 62 Wilcox, Emily E...... 399 Yang, Zhiguo...... 430 Wan, Margaret B...... 29 Will, Pierre-Etienne...... 117 Yang, Zhiyi...... 397 Wang, Aileen...... 186 Willford, Andrew...... 362 Yano, Masataka...... 380 Wang, Ban...... 39 Williams, John...... 92 Yao, Mengze...... 439 Wang, Chelsea...... 75 Williams, Nicholas Morrow...... 120 Yao, Ying...... 404 Wang, Chen...... 253 Wilson, Keith...... 74 Yao, Yuan...... 227 Wang, Chialan Sharon...... 279 Wilson, Saul...... 317 Yasar, Kerim...... 347 Wang, Fei-Hsien...... 33 Wilson, Scott...... 231 Yasuda, Anri...... 153 Wang, Gerui...... 390 Winfield, Pamela D...... 245 Yasuda, John...... 227 Wang, Guojun...... 120 Winther-Tamaki, Bert...... 109 Yasuhara, Yoshihiro...... 13

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Zhang, Zhaoyang...... 80 Y CONTINUED Zhao, Lu...... 160 Yates, Robin D.S...... 35 Zhao, Pengfei...... 355 Ye, Shana...... 237 Zhao, Xiaojian...... 278 Yeh, Hongjin...... 206 Zhao, Yingzhi...... 120 Yeo, Andrew...... 303 Zhao, Yuanhao...... 356 Yep, Ray...... 158 Zheng, Bingyu...... 40 Yeung, Ingrid...... 30 Zheng, Da...... 436 Yi, Christina...... 14 Zheng, Yanqiu...... 93 Yi, Kang...... 31 Zheng, Yiren...... 320 Yi, Rosa...... 246 Zhong, Xiaohua...... 433 Yi, Shensi...... 348 Zhong, Xueping...... 432 Yi, We Jung...... 181 Zhong, Yurou...... 3 Yi, Xu...... 311 Zhou, Chenshu...... 190 Yiengpruksawan, Mimi...... 72 Zhou, Minglang...... 414 Yin, Qingfei...... 49 Zhu, Ping...... 228 Yin, Yanfei...... 41 Zhu, Qian...... 434 Yip, Man-Hei...... 438 Zhu, Yangyang...... 253 Yiu, Lisa...... 355 Zhu, Yanhong...... 41 Yoda, Tomiko...... 427 Zhu, Yun...... 13 Yonemoto, Marcia A...... 366 Zimmermann, Basile...... 290 Yoneyama, Lisa...... 368 Zinoman, Peter...... 298 Yoo, Hyun Jae...... 94 Ziomek, Kirsten L...... 345 Yoo, Jamie Jungmin...... 403 Zito, Angela...... 194 Yoon, Hyaesin...... 181 Zohar, Ayelet...... 186 Yoon, Sunmin...... 137 Zorc, R. David...... 326 Yoshida, Kunimitsu...... 138 Zorkina, Mariana...... 238 Yoshimoto, Mitsuhiro...... 26 Zulkarnain, Iskandar Izul...... 283 Youn, Heena...... 30 Zuo, Lala...... 74 Young, Benjamin...... 340 Zuo, Ya (Leah)...... 391 Young, Louise...... 226 Zur, Dafna...... 14 Young, Victoria...... 185 Zwigenberg, Ran...... 426 Young, W. Evan...... 366 Yu, Hsiao Min...... 86 Yu, Leqi...... 74 Yu, Patricia...... 4 Yu, Shuishan...... 164 Yuan, Ye...... 73 Yuen, Samson...... 158 Yulee, Jiwoon...... 243 Yun, Jieheerah...... 386 Yusupov, Ruslan...... 167 Z Zakaria, Faiza...... 262 Zanasi, Margherita...... 79 Zayas, Cynthia Neri...... 339 Zeitlin, Judith T...... 320 Zeng, Jin...... 42 Zeng, Xiaoshun...... 192 Zhan, Beibei...... 272 Zhang, Charlie...... 237 Zhang, Enhua...... 273 Zhang, Everett...... 31 Zhang, Jianwei...... 315 Zhang, Jie...... 37 Zhang, Jun...... 9 Zhang, Lin...... 313 Zhang, Ling...... 398 Zhang, Ling...... 166 Zhang, Lisheng...... 395 Zhang, Shaoqian...... 189 Zhang, Xiaoquan R...... 198 Zhang, Xue...... 274 Zhang, Yu...... 435 Zhang, Yue...... 276 Zhang, Yunshuang...... 391 Zhang, Zhan...... 312

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