Program
NEG_Itinerary.doc
Sessions
Session 1: Travel and the Transnational
- Chair: David Armitage
- Kathleen Davidson
University of Sydney
‘Museum traffic: nineteenth-century photography and the reframing of natural history.’ - Rebecca Dorgelo
University of Tasmania
‘Travel, History, and Transnationalism: William Dalrymple’s Writing about Delhi.’ - Agnieszka Sobocinska
University of Sydney
‘Crossing Borders: Unpacking the Australian traveller on the Overland trail.’
Session 2: Transnationality and Universality
- Chair: Marilyn Lake
- Michael Thompson
University of Sydney
‘“World Traveler-Religious Statesman-Author-Speaker”: Sherwood Eddy, the global YMCA, and the emerging discourse of “international relations” in 1920s Protestant America.’ - Alex Cameron-Smith
University of Sydney
‘Sir Raphael Cilento: Paternalism and Medicine in the Pacific, 1924-9.’ - Roland Burke
University of Melbourne
‘Fighting against Universality: Global Opposition to Human Rights, 1948-1978.’
Session 3: Seeing Beyond the State
- Chair: Adrian Vickers
- Sarah De Santis
La Trobe University
‘Deconstructing the Immigrant Paradigm of a Nation Myth’ - Amrita Malhi
Australian National University
‘Transnational connections and the uprising in Terengganu, Malaya, 1928.’ - Nalini Mohabir
University of Leeds
‘Towards a conceptual framework to understand the relation between Indo-Caribbeans and India.’
Session 4: The Transnational/International Nation-State
- Chair: Akira Iriye
- Sally Percival Wood
Deakin University
‘Chou Gags Critics in Bandoeng’ or How the Media Framed Premier Chou En-lai at the Bandung Conference, 1955.’ - Benjamin Silverstein
La Trobe University
‘Indirect Rule and the Transnational: An Australian Instance of an African System.’ - Xiaoli Zhang
Peking University
‘Japanese Transnational Cultural Experience in Its Own Land: Allied Radio Programs and the Reorientation of Japan.’ - Xinxian Zheng
Peking University
‘Between Red Cross and Patriot Blood: Florence Nightingale-ism in the Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945.’
Session 5: Cold War
- Chair: Matthew Connelly
- Jane Hong
Harvard University
‘Foreign-Born Asian Americans in an Age of Anti-Communism: The Deportation Trial of Diamond Kimm and the Korean Independence Newspaper in Transnational Perspective, 1943-1961.’ - Nick Irving
University of Sydney
‘All the Way? Transnational Tensions in the Early Vietnam Anti-War Movement, 1959-1966.’ - Robert Karl
Harvard University
‘The Politics of International Community Development in Colombia’s New Cold War, 1957-66.’