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Day 0
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21
Pre-conference for Graduate Students, Graduate program in Gender and
Cultural Studies, Yonsei University, Seoul
18:00-20:00
Editorial meeting
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Day One
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July 22
/9:30-12:30
Panel 1: The Long March of 50 year People¡¦s Movement: The works of Muto
Ichiyo
Organizers: Francis Lee Daehoon and Kuan-Hsing Chen
Moderator:
Cho Heeyeon (Sungunghoe University)
Respondent: Muto Ichiyo (PPSG)
Panelists:
 ¡§From
making the invisible visible to making the visible invisible: Where has
three decades of transborder activism taken us?¡¨
Lawrence
Surendra
¡§Alternatives
from Social Movements - Myth or Reality?¡¨
Vinod Raina
(ARENA)
¡§Reflections
through a local lens on Muto¡¦s Ideas of Alternative Practices: A Hong Kong
Perspective¡¨
Po-keung Hui
and Kinchi Lau (Ling-nan University, Hong Kong)
¡§Transborder
Participatory Democracy: Problems and Prospects¡¨
Jeremy
Brecher
¡§On
internationalism and transnationality: Some reflections on meanings in
transborder civil activism¡¨
Jai Sen,
independent researcher, CA/CIM, New Delhi, India
Towards
¡§Numberless International¡¨: Rethinking our solidarity works in 80s and 90s
Ohashi Seiko
(the Philippines)
Amono
Yasukazu (PPSG/IMPACTIONS, Tokyo)
Francis Lee
Daehoon (People¡¦s Solidarity for Participatory Democracy, Seoul)
Jeannie
Manipon (ARENA;
Asia Peace
Alliance)
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13:30-15:30
Panel 2: Trans/Asian Trans/Gender: New Approaches to Transgender Cultures
in Asia
Organized by
Fran Martin (University of Melbourne) and Josephine Ho (National Central
University,
Taiwan)
Moderator: Fran Martin (University
of Melbourne)
Respondent:
Panelists:
Lee Kyong
¡§Gender
Embodiment and Trans Subjectivity in Taiwan¡¨
Josephine Ho
(Center for the Study of Sexualities, National Central University,
Taiwan)
¡§Transgender
World in Modern Japan¡¨
Junko
Mitsuhashi (International
Research Center for Japanese Studies)
16:00-18:00
Panel 3:
Cross-bordering
Asian Pop and (Post-)National Identity
Organizer:
Shin Hyunjoon (Sungkonghoe University, Seoul)
Moderator:
Lee Kee Hyung (Kyunghee University, Seoul)
Discussant:
Iwabuchi Koichi (Waseda University, Tokyo)
Presenters:
¡§Nationalism
in J-pop¡¨
Ogura
Toshimaru (Toyama University, Tokyo/Japan)
¡§The
Emerging (National)
Popular
Music
Culture in
China¡¨
Anthony
Fung (Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong/HKSAR):
¡§Taiwan¡¦s
Alternative Popular Music Scenes and Their Localizing Anglo-American
Practices¡¨
Ho
Tunghung (Fo-Guang University, Ilan/Taiwan)
¡§Problematizing
the Popular: The Dynamics between: Pinoy Pop Music and Popular Protest
Music¡¨
Terestia Maceda (University of Philippines, Quezon City/Philippines)
¡§Mainstreaming
Asian Pop: Thai youth and K-pop consumption¡¨
Ubonrat
Siryuvasak (Chulalogkorn University, Bangkok/Thailand) & Shin Hyunjoon (Sungkonghoe
University/Seoul)
18:30-20:30
Welcome Party
Day Two
July 23
09:30-12:30
Panel 4: A Roundtable on Changing Cultural Imaginary of ¡§China¡¨
Organizers: Sun Ge (Chinese
Academy of
Social Sciences, Beijing), Baik Youngseo Yonsei University, Seoul)
Moderator:
Sun Ge/Baik Yooungseo
Panelists:
Baik
Youngseo (History, Yonsei University, Seoul)
Lei Qili
(Communication, Eastern Chinese Normal University, Shanghai)
Zheng
Hongsheng (Writer, Taipei)
Hemant
Adlakha (History, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)
Eric Ma
(Media,
Chinese
University of Social Sciences)
Josh Hong
(Center for Strategic Information, Malaysia)
13:30-15:30
Panel 5: A Roundtable on Critical Legacies for Feminism
Organizer:
Tejaswini Niranjana (Centre for the Study of Culture & Society, Bangalore)
Moderator:
Tejaswini Niranjana (Centre for the Study of Culture & Society, Bangalore)
Panelists:
Kim Eunshil
(Ewha Women¡¦s University, Seoul
Ding Naifei
(National Central University,
Taiwan)
Ko
Gaphee
(Hanshin University, Korea)
Melani
Budianta (University
of Indonesia)
Firdous Azim
(University of Dhaka,
Bangladesh)
16:00-18:00
Panel 6:
New Media
Organizer:
Ashish
Rajadhyaksha (Centre for the Study of Culture & Society, Bangalore)
Moderator:
Ashish
Rajadhyaksha (Centre for the Study of Culture & Society, Bangalore)
Discussant:
Shunya
Yoshimi (University
of Tokyo)
Panelists:
Yoshitaka
Mori (Tokyo
National University of Fine Arts and Music, Tokyo)
¡§New
technology, New Art and DiY Culture¡¨
Audrey Yue
(English and Cultural Studies, Melbourne University, Australia)
¡§Hawking
in the Creative City: Cultural Citizenship and The Politics of the
Creative Class in Singapore¡¨
Shi-ding Liu
(Media Studies, Macau University)
¡§History
as legacy and project against neocolonialism: A discussion of anti-Japan
cyberculture in China¡¨
Jeon Gyuhan
(KNUA)
¡§The
Contradiction of Capital and Culture in New Media/Technology Development¡¨
18:30-20:30
Panel 7: East Asian Cinema Spectatorship
Organizer:
Kim Soyoung (KNUA)
Moderator:
Paik Wondam (Sung Gung Hoe University)
Discussant:
Rob Wilson (UCSC)
Panelists:
¡§Theorizing
Subaltern Spectatorship in East Asia¡¨
Ju Changkyu
(KNUA, Korean Cinema)
¡§Poetry,
Peking Opera, Wu Xia: aesthetic perspective and imagined State-Images in
Chinese films¡¨
Park
Pyongwon (KNUA, Chinese Cinema)
¡§The
A-semiotics and the A-history of Dictatorship¡¨
Kim Kyung
Hyun (University of California, Irvine)
Day Three
July 24
09:30-12:30
Panel 8: Transformation of knowledge production in the era of neo-liberal
globalization
Organizer:
Hee-Yeon Cho (SungGungHoe University, Seoul), Kang Myung-Koo (Seoul
National University) and Kuan-hsing Chen (National Tsing Hua Unviersity,
Taiwan; National University of Singapore)
Moderator:
Paik Nakchung (Seoul National University); in contact
Discussant:
Kim Yong-Sung (Korean Research Council); in contact
Shim Kwang-Hyun (KNUA)
Presenters:
Hiroaki
Ozawa (Chiba University, Tokyo)
¡§Japanese
National Universities in the Age of Neoliberalism¡¨
Wan-wen Chu
(Academia Sinica, Taipei)
¡§Knowledge
production in a latecomer: Reproducing economics in Taiwan¡¨
Hou-ming
Huang (National Chenchi University, Taipei)
¡§Science
as an Ideology: SSCI, TSSCI and the evaluation system of Social Sciences
in Taiwan¡¨
Angel Lin
(City University of Hong Kong)
¡§Postcolonial
view of University Reform in Hong Kong¡¨
Myungkoo
Kang (Seoul National University),
¡§Toward
Globally Top, Locally Third-Ranked Universities¡¨
Deok-Ryul
Hong (Daegu University, Seoul)
¡§A
Critical Analysis on the University and Academy Accreditation System in
Korea¡¨
Kwang-Yeon Shin
(Chungang
Univ)
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13:30-15:30
Panel 9: Sex and mobility in Asia
Organizer:
Hyunmee Kim (Yonsei University, Seoul)
Moderator:
Nah, Yoonkyeong (Yonsei University, Seoul)
Discussant:
Chua Beng Huat (National University of Singapore)
Presenters:
"Migrant Workers in the Entertainment Sector of Korea"
Kim Hyun Mee (the Graduate Program in Culture and GenderStudies and the
Dept. of Sociology, Yonsei University),
"Becoming someone else: Migrant Thai Women from ¡¥Sex Workers¡¦ to ¡¥Sexual
Slaves¡¦ in Changing Social Structures"
Aoyama Kaoru (PPSG, Tokyo)
"Migrant Worker's Rights and Good Anti-Trafficking Campaign: the
Experiences of Asian Sex Workers in Taiwan"
Wang
Fang-Ping (Collective of Sex Workers and Supporters, Coswas)
16:00-18:30
Panel 10:
¡¥New Woman¡¦
:
Colonialism
, Globalization and
Inter-Asia
Feminism
Organizer: Kim Soyoung (KNUA)
Moderator: Kim Soyoung (Korean National University of the Arts, Seoul, Korea)
Respondents:
Meghan Morris (Cultural Studies ,Lingnan University, Hong Kong)
Ayako Saito (Meiji Gakuin, Japan)
Dai Jinhua (Beijing University, China)
Presenters:
Kim Soojin (Seoul National University)
¡§The New Woman, the Modern Girl, and their Histories in Modern Japan¡¨
Ahn Minhwa ( Meiji Gakuin University , Japan)
¡§Fantasies that Matter: The Counterhistories of Bertha Pappenheim and Ito
Noe¡¨
Earl Jackson, Jr. (University of California, Santa Cruz/ Visiting
Professor Korean National University of the Arts)
18:30-21:00
Closing
party
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