Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences |
Sixty-five years after the end of the Asia-Pacific War it is possible to look beyond the national dimensions of the conflict to gain a perspective on the experiences of the war and its aftermath for the peoples of the Pacific. Timed to fall in the same month as the commemoration of the Battle for Australia, held in Australia on the second Wednesday in September, the Symposium will explore the immediate consequences of the war, the longer term developments that have hindered or contributed to reconciliation and the place of memorial diplomacy in rebuilding international relations. |
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Yuki Tanaka
(Hiroshima Peace Institute)
Neville Meaney
(University of Sydney)
Matthew Graves
(University of Aix-Marseille)
Yasuko Claremont
James Curran
Judith Keene
Elizabeth Rechniewski
Roman Rosebaum
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Sponsors:
The Symposium is generously supported by the Japan Foundation with additional support from the School of Languages and Cultures, Japanese Studies and the School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry, University of Sydney.
For further information contact Elizabeth Rechniewski
Members of the public are welcome!
Please feel free to download the official conference poster below. |
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