Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society

41 panels in all

1. Title: Pan Asian Film Production: The Future Forward And Backward

Panelists:

• Stephen Teo (National University of Singapore)
  Promise and Perhaps Love: Pan Asian Production from the Hong Kong-China Perspective
• Kim So-young (Korea National University of Arts)
  Inter-Asia Indies in the Pan -Asian Co-Production Context
• Madhava Prasad (Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages, India )
  The Commodification of Fetishes: Indian Cinema and the Pan-Asian Project
• Gaik Cheng Khoo (Australian National University)
  Focus Films in Southeast Asia: pan-Asian support for independent films?

2. Title: Feminisms, Bodies, and Families

Moderator: Mary E.John (Center for Women’s Development Studies)

Panelists:

• Mary E.John (Center for Women’s Development Studies)
  Declining Sex Ratios, the Indian Family and the State
• Deborah Posel (University of Witwatersrand)
  Marriage at the Drop of a Hat: Housing and Partnership in South Africa’s urban African Townships, 1920-1960
• Teo You Yenn (University of California ,Berkeley)
  Progressive Policies, Conservative Outcomes
• Min Dongchao (Shanghai University)
  Missing Body and Body Writing
• Ding Naifei (Central University, Taiwan)
  Minor Women and Sex

3. Title：The possibility of critical pedagogy: conversation between the formal education and informal education

Moderator: Luo Gang (罗 岗,East China Normal University）

Panelists:

• Zhang Lijun (张历君,Chinese University of Hong Kong)
  De-schooling society or social control?
• Liang Weiyi (梁伟怡,University of Hong Kong)
  Critical arts education and general education
• Guo Shiyong (郭诗咏,Chinese University of Hong Kong)
  The problems for Chinese literature courses in Hong Kong’s new high school
• He Shuhua (贺淑华,The 8th Middle School of Zhabei District, Shanghai)
• Wang Changyi (王昌义,The Bureau of Education of Zhabei District, Shanghai)
• Linching Hsia, (夏林清,Fu-Jen University)
  Searching for alternative space of resistance: Creating cultural action in the differential structure of representation

Discussant: Ni Wenjian (倪文尖,East China Normal University)

4. Title: The Database-Network-Archival (DNA) Syndrome: The body, the city and the nation.

Panelists:

• Ashish Rajadhyaksha (Center for the Study of Culture & Society, Bagalore)
  Archive and Experience
• Kalindi Vohra (University of California Santa Cruz)
  Re-evaluating Bodies: The Electronic Transmission of Labor in India.
• Lawrence Liang (Lawyer and Legal Researcher)
  Beyond Representation: The Figure of the Pirate
• Nishant Shah (Center for the Study of Culture & Society)
  Database Cities: The disappeared subject in the mega-city.

5. Title: Rethinking East Asian Democracy and Social Movements (I, II)

<session I>

Moderator: Hee-Yeon Cho (Songkonghoe University)

Panelists:

• Francis Loh Kok Wah (University Sains Malaysia)
  Procedural Democracy, Participatory Democracy and Regional Networking: The Multi-Terrain Struggle for Democracy in Southeast Asia
• Eun-Hong Park (Songkonghoe University)
  Liberalization of Governance without Disintegration of Monopoly Structure: The Paradox of Thai democracy
• Seung-Woo Park (Youngnam University)
  Oligarchic Democracy in the Philippines: Democratization without the Disintegration of Political Monopoly
• Song-Woo Hur (Songkonghoe University)
  Democracy and Gender in Asia: A Critique on Western Liberal Politics and Women’s Political Empowerment Discourse
• Ramsie Sitharam

<session II>

Moderator: Eun-Hong Park (Songkonghoe University)

Panelists:

• Hee-Yeon Cho (Songkonghoe University)
  Comparative Studies on Multi-facted Conflicts and Crisis in the Context of Post-Democratization Democracy in Asia: Focused on Asian Reconstruction of the Theory of ‘The Relation Between Democracy and Social Movements’ and Development of Democracy Index
• Hsin-Hsing Chen (Shih-Hsin University)
  State vs. Society: Dynamics and Pitfalls of the Social Movements in Taiwan since the 1980s
• Yoo-Seok Oh (Songkonghoe University)
  Dynamic of Social Movements for Transitional Justice in Democratic Transition Period of South Korea
• Yin-wah Chu (University of Hong Kong )
  Market Rationality, Capitalist Prerogative, and State Failure: An exploratory study of land rights protests in Hong Kong and Mainland China
• Jung-Hoon Kim (Songkonghoe University)
  Monopoly structure of party system and its transformation in Korea’s democratization

6. Title: Matter And Movement – Regional Naturecultures

Panelists:

• Stephen Muecke (Australian Academy of the Humanities)
  The Ocean Howls in Protest: Rethinking Ecological Arguments
• Emily Potter (University of NSW)
  Where There’s Smoke… – The 1997 Indonesian Forest Fires as Regional Natureculture Event
• Gay Hawkins (University of Melbourne)
  Plastic Drink Bottles - Materiality, Disposability and World Objects

7. Title: The Desire and Anguish of Globalization in Taiwan

Panelist:

• Petrus Liu (Cornell University)
  Romancing hereditary beauty in Taiwan: eugenics, quality offspring, and symbolic power in contemporary Taiwan novels.
• Chih-ming Wang (Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)
  The “Harvard Kids”: Quality Education and Transnational Imaginary.
• Yen-ling Tsai (UC Santa Cruz)
  Encountering Southeast Asia: Race, Labor, and the Regime of Quality in Taiwan

Discussant: Hairong Yan (Hong Kong University)

8. Title: Towards a political economy of Asian Biennials

Organizer: Kuan-Hsing Chen (Tsing Hua University)

Panelists:

• Asu Aksoy (Projects Coordinator, Santral İstanbul)
• Kim Soo-Ki (Hyunsil Cultural Studies Publisher)
• Lee Wen Choy (The Substation arts center in Singapore)
• Ashish Rajadhyaksha (Center for the Study of Culture and Society)
• Yoshitaka Mori (Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)
• Hsiu-Ling Kuo (Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)

9. Title: The Media in East Asia and Our Internal West

Moderator: Tomoko Shimizu（清水知子,Tsukuba University）

Panelists:

• Akiko Okada（岡田章子,Sei Gakuin University ）
  Christianity and Westernizing project for Women in Jogaku-Zasshi, the first influential women’s magazine in Japan, published between 1885 and 1904
• Hiroshi Murai（村井寛志,coordinator，Kanagawa University ）
  Inter-Chinese Capital and Market in Shanghai Cultural Industry Inter-War Period: Toward Intertwining Cultural History of Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Oversea Chinese
• Lin Hung-Yi（林鴻亦,Shih Hsin University）
  Broadcast Industry Development of Asia and Foreign Aid of the United States Since the end of World War II: From an Example of Major Regional Conflicts

Discussant:

• Mikio Sumita (角田幹夫,Independent scholar)
• Tomoko Shimizu (清水知子,Tsukuba University)

10. Title: New Media and Cultural Industries in East Asia

Organizer and Moderator: Shih-diing Liu (University of Macau)

Panelists:

• Nip Yee-man, Joyce (Hong Kong Baptist University)
  News for the young Hong Kongers
• Kiyoshi Abe (Kwansei Gakuin University)
  Myth of the interactivity: Critique of the interactive ICTs in Japan
• Ned Rossiter (University of Ulster )
  Creative Industries, Transdisciplinarity and Organized Networks in Beijing
• Fang-chih Irene Yang(杨芳枝,National Dong Hwa University)
  Television criticism comes “home”

Discussant:

• Ubonrat Siriyuvasak (Chulalongkorn University)
• Anthony Fung (Chinese University of Hong Kong)

11. Title：Culture and Politics of East Asia’s Historical Memories

Organizer: Shih-diing Liu (University of Macau)

Moderator: Sun Ge (孙歌,Chinese Academy of Social Sciences）

Panelists:

• Suzuki Masahisa (Meiji University)
  Cultural transition in East Asia from 1940’s to 1950’s: Focus on Chinese writer Tao Jing-sun
• Jeong-Hoon Lee (Seoul National University)
  Takeuchi Yoshimi and the Possibility of a Common Intellectual Community in East Asia
• Tetsushi Marukawa (Meiji University)
  The difference of influence about Cold-war between Inter-Asia
• Abe Kosuzu and Shinjo Ikuo (University of the Ryukyus)
  Re-thinking the mourning, resistance, and the constellation of minority in Okinawan Politics

Discussant:

• He Zhaotian (贺照田,Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
• Chen I-Chung (Academia Sinica)

12. Title：Sexuality and Textuality

Moderator: Wei-cheng Chu (Taiwan University)

Panelists:

• Yau Ching (Lingnan University )
  Morphing the Colonial: Flexible Strategies of the Sixty Dollar Man NOT in Outerspace
• Natalia S.H. Chan (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
  Queering Body and Sexuality: Leslie Cheung’s Gender Representation in Hong Kong Popular Culture
• Hui-ling Lin（University of British Columbia ）
  Translocality in the Asian Lesbian Film Festival and Kai-ling Xue’s A Girl Named Kai
• Lucifer Hung（洪凌,Chinese University of Hong Kong）
  God as a Transgender Butch；Devil as a Charismatic T：Extrapolating a Micro-Multiverse of a Queer Tomboy Godhood

Discussant: Fran Martin (University of Melbourne )

13. Title: Layers of Modernities：Space, Time, and Materiality

Organizers:

• Ko Yu-Fen (柯裕棻,Chengchi University, Taiwan )
• Hong Gou-Juin (洪國鈞, Duke University )

Moderator and Discussant: Ching Leo (荊子馨, Duke University )

Panelists:

• Hsia Chu-joe (夏鑄九,Taiwan University )
  Struggling Modernity in Taiwan: The Spatial Experience in the 70s
• Hong Gou-Juin (洪國鈞,Duke University )
  Duck and Bicycle Modernity: Taiwan’s Healthy Realism 1965-80, or Nationalism Caught between Shanghai’s Leftist Film and Italian Neorealism
• Ko Yu-Fen(柯裕棻,Chengchi University, Taiwan )
  Elevation Machines: Television Sets and “National” Culture in 1960s Taiwan

14. Title: Communicating Intimacy, Friendship & Youth: Perspectives and Practices from the PRC, Hong Kong, and Australia

Organizers/Moderators:

• John Nguyet Erni (Lingnan University , Hong Kong)
• Elspeth Probyn (University of Sydney)

Panelists:

• Catherine Driscoll (University of Sydney)
  Broadcast yourself: Youth, friendship and community online
• Zhang Na (Institute of Sexuality and Gender, Renmin University of China)
  Chinese College student’s Practice of Sexuality and Love in an Internet Era
• Gordon Waitt and Andrew Gorman-Murray (University of Wollongong)
  There is no place like home: Homemaking practices, sexual difference and young people in an Australian regional centre
• Elspeth Probyn (University of Sydney)
  What, where and how do young women talk about intimacy, friendship & sex?
• Chan Shun Hing (Lingnan University, Hong Kong)
  Fantasizing Rape: Sexual Violence or Entertainment? A critical review on an encounter between feminists and youth in Hong Kong
• Clifton Evers (University of Sydney)
  The Sensual Economy of Mateship
• Moira Carmody (University of Western Sydney)
  How do young women and men 16-25years of age of diverse sexualities negotiate sexual experiences?

15. Title：Border-crossing Cultural Flows in Cold War and Post-Cold War East Asia

Organizer: Jees-oon Hong (The New School University)

Moderator: Jaeho Kang (The New School University)

Panelists:

• Jee-soon Hong (The New School University)
  Jackie Chan and Golden Harvest in Cold War Asia
• Pei-Yin Lin (National University of Singapore )
  A Tale of Two Cities: Li Hanxiang, King Hu, and Taiwanese Film Industry in the 1960s and early 1970s
• Yiu Fai Chow (University of Amsterdam )
  Shoot the Dragon: A Lyrical Engagement with Chineseness
• Motoko Yabuki (Osaka University)
  J-pop in Chinese Speaking World

Discussant: Won-dam Paik (白元淡,Sungkonghoe University )

16. Title: Cultural industries and Cultural policy in inter-Asian context

Organizer and moderator: Anthony Fung (Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Panelists:

• Anthony Fung (Chinese University of Hong Kong )
  Nationalism and Cultural Industries: the Case of Music industries in China
• Tung-hung Ho (Fu-jen University ) & Kai-tung Zheng (Tamkang University )
  Cultural Policy in Limbo: The rhetoric of “Cultural Creative Industry” and its impact on cultural industries in Taiwan
• Jung-yup Lee (Massachusetts University )
  When Development Meets Culture: The “Cultural Turn”in Cultural Policy in Korea
• Takahara Motoaki (Tokyo University )
  Cultural Industry and Culture of Industrialization in Japan

Discussant: Sunyoung Yoo (柳善榮,Korea Press Foundation )

17. Title：Education and Cultural Studies

Organizer: Stephen Chan (Lingnan University)
Moderator: Po-keung Hui (Lingnan University)

Panelists：

• Angel Lin (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
  How and Why Teachers Consistently Resist the Critical in the Classroom: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Two Chinese Language Lessons in Hong Kong
• Po-keung Hui and Stephen Chan (Lingnan University)
  Questions for the Critical Uses of Cultural Research: Educational Reform as Cultural Process in the Integrated Humanities Curricular Implementation
• Qili Lei (East China Normal University)
  Rethinking the Functions of the University — from Recent Debates on Tertiary Education in China to Classroom Practices
• Muriel Law (Lingnan University)
  Cultural Studies, Schooling and Transformation: Educational Experience in Contemporary Hong Kong

18. Title：Rock cultures in East and Southeast Asia at the 21th century

Organizer：Hyun-joon Shin (Sungkonghoe University )

Moderator：Tung-hung Ho (何東洪,Fu-jen University )

Panelists：

• Viriya Sawangchot (Watanasala Center for Cultural Studies )
  Chat Rak Rock : the Question on“Thainess” in Thai Rock Culture
• Robin Rivera (University of the Philippines)
  Now You See Them, Now You Don’t, Now You See Them Again: The Synergy between the“Majors”and“Indies”in the Philippine Recording Industry from 2001 to 2005
• Helen Yu Rivera (University of the Philippines)
  Cooptation and Resistance in Popular Music Production in the Philippines
• Miao-ju Jian (簡妙如,Chungcheng University )
  Into the Fuji Rock Festival Scene: Through the Gaze of Fans from Taiwan
• Hyun-joon Shin (Sungkonghoe University )
  Rock Cultures in Korea: From local Generational Politics to Regional Cultural Economy?

Discussant: Mouri Yoshitaka (Tokyo University of Fine Art and Music)

19. Title：New Economy, New Cultural Practices and Spaces

Organizer ：Bo Seon Shim (Art Center Nabi)

Moderator：Hyun-joon Shin (Sungkonghoe University)

Panelists：

• Bo Seon Shim (Art Center Nabi )
  The Transformation of Art-Making in Korea and Japan：From Individual Practice to Collaborative Project
• Kelly Hu (胡綺珍,Chung-cheng University, Taiwan )
  Let’s Fall in Love! Confession, Emotion and Japanese Amae Mentality in Ainori(Love Bus)
• Kaori Tsurumoto (Nagoya University of Foreign Studies)
  Visitation of New Economy upon Nagoya’Haadokoa/Hardcore Subculture Scene
• Pei-chi Chung (National University of Singapore)
  The Gaming Industries of South Korea and Singapore：Cultural Policy in the Age of Globalization
• Jaeho Kang (The New School University)
  Back to the Future：Media and the Experience of Public Space – Berlin
  via Seoul to Shanghai

20. Title：Cultural Translation in the Project of Modernity

Moderator：Han-ping Chiu (Tamkang University )

Panelists：

• Chi-she Li (Taiwan University)
  Cultural Translation of Multinationals in Everyday Life: A Study of the Rhetoric of Talent
• Tsung-yi Michelle Huang (黃宗儀,Taiwan University)
  Contextualizing Cultural Translation: The Protein Girl and Global City-Regions
• Shih-wen Liao (廖詩文,Hsing-Kuo University )
  Translation Track in Futon
• Ken-fang Lee (李根芳,Chung Cheng University )
  The Project of Modernity and Translation: Lu Xun’s Translation of From the Earth to the Moon

Discussants：Yu-lin Lee (Cheng Kung University)
Po-Keung Hui ( Lingnan University)

21. Title：Cultural production or culture politics? Inter-Asia post-war design and its conflicts

Organizer and Moderator：Wessie Ling (University of the Arts London)

Panelists:

• Wessie Ling ( University of the Arts London)
  In Suzie Wong’s style: Investigating the Suzie Wong’s dress and the Chinese way of dress
• Yuko Kikuchi (University of the Arts London)
  Russel Wright’s Asian Projects and the Cross-cultural Fertilization of Post-War National and International Design
• Eric Wear (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
  History for our time and the ’soul’ of contemporary Chinese art and design
• Toshino Iguchi (Saitama University, Japan)
  Cultural friction in Koza: Okinawa under the American occupation in the Cold War

Discussant: Toshio Watanabe (University of the Arts London &Chelsea College of Art and Design )

22. Title：Picture of Public Enemy：The Cold War in a Capitalist Eye

Organizer and Moderator: Hyang-jin Lee (University of Sheffield)

Panelists:

• Yukie Hirata (Yonsei University)
  Who is“Our”Enemy?: The Two Koreas in Tourism
• Hyang-jin Lee (University of Sheffield)
  Spying on the Secret State: Kim Jong Il and Japanese media
• Nishitani Kaoru (Prefectural University of Kumamoto)
  The Relations between Films and the Cold War through a Life History

Discussant：Ishizaka Koichi (Rikkyo University)

23. Title：Beyond Black and White：Migration and Racial Encounter in Chinese Communities (Panel I & II)

Organizers: Ku Hok-Bun (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Yan Hairong (University of Illinois)

Panel I: Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong

Panelists:

• Chen Kuan-Hsing (Tsing Hua University)
  The Imperial Order of Things: Notes on Han Chinese Notion of Race
• Hsia Hsiao-chuan (Shih-shin University)
  Race, Class and International Division of Labor: Exploring Taiwanese Racism
• Yan Hairong (University of Illinois)
  A Brief Genealogy of Suzhi in Post-Mao China
• Ku Hok-Bun (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
  Politics of Language and Power of Recognition — South Asian Ethnic Minority in Exclusive Hong Kong Chinese Society

Panel II: Overseas

Panelists:

• Josh Hong (Writers’ Alliance for Media Independence)
  Han Chinese Racism in Malaysia
• Lan Shanshan (University of Illinois)
  Race, Class and the Politics of being Multicultural: Working-class Chinese immigrants and the brokered American Dream in Chicago
• Quah Sy-Ren (Nanyang Technological University)
  The Politics of Race in Singapore’s “Chinese Community”: Within and Beyond
• Rick Sin (McMaster University)
  Negotiating Marginality, Race and Culture: Re-Visiting a Dossier of Discursive Struggles
• Meaghan Morris (Lingnan University)
  The Company of Strangers: notes on the ‘China Boom’ in Australia

24. Title：The Cute, the Snazzy, and the Dexterous：Popular Arts and Youth Cultural Practices in East Asia

Organizer：Eva Tsai (Taiwan Normal University )

Panelists：

• Kyoko Koizumi (Aichi University )
  Visual J-Rock and Cosplay Subculture
• Changeun Cho (Myung Ji University )
  To Work As a Creative Worker In Hongik University Area, Formerly Subculture Space In Seoul
• Larissa Hjorth (RMIT University )
  Playing at Being Mobile Gaming, Cute Culture and Mobile Devices in South Korea
• Eva Tsai (Taiwan Normal University )
  Fringes and Interstices: Stationery Commodities and Youth Culture in East Asia
• Ye-rim Kim (Sungongkoe University )
  “Digital Youth”: Subcultural Writing in Cyberspace and Cultural Industry

Discussant:Jo C. H. Chen (Taiwan Normal University )

25. Title：Chinese Masculinities：Transformative Understandings and Practices

Moderator：Travis S. K. Kong ( University of Hong Kong)

Panelists：

• Siu Leung Li(Lingnan University)
  Masculine Configurations in Chinese Opera
• Damian Cheng(Lingnan University)
  The Masculine Mystique: the Discourses of Masculinity in the Feminist Journal Nuliu
• Mirana May Szeto(University of Hong Kong)
  Chinese Masculinity and “The New Good Man” (新好男人): Taiwan, Hong Kong

Discussant: Yin-Bin Ning (甯應斌,Central University, Taiwan )

26. Title：Situating the “American Asian”：Questions, Critiques and Possibilities

Organizer：Amie Parry (Central University )

Panelists：

• Philip Holden (National University of Singapore)
  Situating Knowledges: Singapore, Multiculturalism and the “American Asian”
• Teri Silvio (Academia Sinica )
  Writing Ethnography In and For an Adopted Home：Questions of Address
• Amie Parry (Central University )
  Race/nationality Exclusions and the Emerging Alliances: Challenges and Possibilities
• Earl Jackson (Korea University)
  From my Learning Korean Journal
• Chuen-Juei Ho (Central University, Taiwan )
  Navigating American Influence

27. Title：Re-thinking the political in the context of Taiwan

Moderator and discussant：Rada Ivekovic (Department of Sociology Université de St. Etienne, and Collège international de philosophie)

Panelists：

• Joyce C.H. Liu（劉紀蕙,Chiao Tung University）
  Politics of Home vs. the Aesthetic of the Unheimlich：Contemporary Taiwan Artists’ Visual Incorporation of the Past
• Shu-fen Lin（林淑芬,Soochow University）
  Popular democracy, popular knowledge?
• Chun-Mei Chuang（張君玫,Soochow University）
  A Politics of Writing as Articulation: Rethinking Taiwan’s postcolonial discourse

28. Title：Reconstructing Culture and Communication in a Postcolonial Nation

Moderator: Joanne Lim (University of East London)

Panelists:

• Hamisah Hasan (Universiti Putra Malaysia )
  Cyber Ads: A New Era in Consumer Culture
• Faisal Ibrahim (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
  A Case Study Of Perceived Malay Stereotypes And Its Implication On Communication Styles Of Malaysian Non-Malays
• Joanne Lim (University of East London)
  Reality-sing Fantasy: Cultural Implications of Malaysian Idol and Malaysian Most Beautiful in Postcolonial Malaysia
• Muhamad Sham Shahkat Ali (Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman )
  The Internet: A Global Technology of Freedom or disempowerment?

Discussant: Hamisah Hasan (Universiti Putra Malaysia )

29. Title: Translocality and Inter-regionalism：The Queer Praxis of Inter-Asia

Organizers: Wei-cheng R. Chu（Taiwan University）

Fran Martin（University of Melbourne）

Moderator: Wei-cheng R. Chu (Taiwan University））

Panelists:

• John Nguyet Erni（Lingnan University）
  Is There a Global Heterosexualism?
• Travis S. K. Kong（University of Hong Kong）
  My Own Private IDAHO: Notes on Sexual Politics in Hong Kong
• Wei-cheng R. Chu (Taiwan University）
  “Translated Asianity”: Queer Ways of Doing Inter-Asia
• Jose Neil Garcia（University of the Philippines）
  Postcolonial Camp: Hybridity and Performative Inversions in Zsazsa Zaturnnah

Discussant： Fran Martin（University of Melbourne）

30. Title:The Germination of Taiwanese “Farmers, Rural Villages, And Agriculture” (Section 1)– the Historical Context and the Relevant Social Movements

Moderators：Briankle Chang (University of Massachusetts)

Panelists:

• Te-Pei Huang (Graduate School for Social Transformation Studies )
  Can other place become home? A cross-strait comparative study of peasant becoming worker
• Tsu-Chuen Yang (Chinese Culture University)
  Searching for the momentum of a peasant movement
• Chia-Cheng Lin (Chief Convener, the “Union of Supporting the Rice Bomber, Yang Ru-Men”)
  From the cost of environment to the creator of green capital
• Zhang Lianhong (张炼红,Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences)
  “Daily life little theatre” in Maoist era: the world of village life, local cultural practices and the cultural spirit of Chinese people

Discussant：Sun xiaozhong（孙晓忠,Shanghai University）

31. Title: The Germination of Taiwanese “Farmers, Rural Villages, And Agriculture” (Section 2)—The Social Experiments and the Co-operative Projects

Moderators: Briankle Chang (University of Massachusetts)

Panelists:

• Shih-Wei Shu (the Green Sprout Educational/Learning Center of Sustainable Development)
  The Social Praxis of an ‘Intellectual’ and Civil Organization Developed in a Taiwanese Hakka Village
• Ying-Chun Hiseh (Architect)
  The Socio-Cultural, Economic, and Environmental “Sustainable Architecture” Project Exercised both in the Aboriginal Thao Tribe in Taiwan and in the Housing Cooperative in He Village, He-Nan Province, in Mainland China
• Lan-Hsiang Hsu & Siou-Jhen Jhang (Hsu, Lan-Hsiang’s Vinegar)
  A Report of the Social Experiments on the Revitalization of Farmlands and on the Improvement of the Livelihood for the Farmers in Du-Lan Village in Eastern Taiwan by Means of Hsu, Lan-Hsiang’s brewing art
• Ni Wei (倪伟,Fudan University)
  Memory, narrative and re-writing—the 1963 ‘three history’ movement in China’s villages

Discussant：Xue Yi (薛毅,Shanghai Normal University)

32. Title：Doing cultural citizenship

Panelists：

• Stephen Chan (Lingnan University)
  Strategies in cultural planning, imagination for an alternative urban future
• Koichi Iwabuchi (Waseda University)
  Making it inclusive：Reconsidering the politics of culture
• Andrey Yue (University of Melbourne)
  Queer consumption in Singapore：Creative economy and cultural citizenship
• R.Hairndrannth (University of Melbourne)
  Media audiences, hermeneutics, and the cultural politics of citizenship

Discussant：Ien Ang (University of Western Sydney)

33. Title：Iranian Vireal Culture and Technological Acculturation

Moderator and Discussant: Saied R. Ameli (University of Tehran)

Panelists：

• Saied R. Ameli (University of Tehran)
  Eurocentrism, Americo-Centrism and Iran’s Representation in Global TV: Case Study of CNN and BBC
• Behzad Dowran (Iranian Research Institute for Scientific Information and Documentation)
  Iranian blogsphere and the knowledge management in Iran
• Mehdi Faraji (University of Tehran)
  Why Weblogs? Cultural Presentation and Representation in Iranian Weblogs
• Nafiseh Hamidi (University of Tehran)
  Glocality of Spaces: Women’s Everyday Knowledge - An Articulation on Glocalism of Iranian Women’s Weblog
• Abbas Varije Kazemi (University of Tehran)&Mohamad Rezaei (University of Science and Culture)
  Religion and Virtual Space in Iran
• Mohammad Reza Kolahi ( University of Tehran )
  Popular Religious Discourses at the Persian Language Weblogcity

34. Title：Conditions for redressing the atomic bomb victims

Moderator:

• Muto Ichiyo (Co-founder, People’s Plan Study Group, Japan)

Panelists:

• Ohkubo Ken’ichi (Lawyer)
  Law and Historical Understanding regarding the atomic bombing: from the perspective of international humanitarian law
• Che Bong-tae (Lawyer）
  Seeking Truth and Justice: demands of Korean victims under the Japanese colonial rule
• Naono Akiko (Kyushu University)
  Japanese hibakusha’s silence and their redress movement

Discussant:

• Tomiyama Ichiro (University of Osaka)

35. Title：Consumer Space and Shanghai Urban Space

Panelists:

• Bao yaming (包亚明 Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences)
• Wang Weiqiang (Tongji University)
• Lu yang (Fudan university)
• Sun Shaoyi (Shanghai University)
• Ren Yiming (Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences)
• Zhu Shengjian (朱生尖Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences)

36. Title: The relation between the course of cultural studies and the liberal art education in China’s universities

Moderator: Chen Yue (陈越,Shanxi Normal University)

Panelists:

• Qiao Huanjiang (乔焕江,Harbin Normal University)
  The design and practices of cultural studies coursese
• Yu Wenxiu (于文秀,Hei longjiang University)
  Intellectual currents of cultural studies and University’s humanity education
• Su Zhongle (苏仲乐,Xi’an International Studies University )
  Jameson’s theory of “allegory” and the problem of introductory reading in advanced literary education
• Zhao Wen (赵文,Shanxi Normal University)
  The implications of Western Marxist theory on courses of Marxist-Leninist theory
• Huo Ju (霍炬,Shanxi Normal University)
  The teaching of cultural studies theory

Discussant：Xu Zhiwei (徐志伟,Harbin Normal University)

37. Title: Poverty and Culture: the representation and consumption of the poor

Moderator: Zhang Gehao (章戈浩,Loughborough University )

Panelists:

• Peter Golding (Loughborough Univeristy )
• Zhang Lei (张磊,Communication University of China)
• Liu Jie (刘洁,Huazhong Science and Technology University)
• Xiang Shengyenshinag (Taiwan Hakka TV)

38. Title: Between Document and Memory：Visual representation of Shanghai

Moderator：Gu Zheng (顾铮Fudan University)

Panelists：

• Lv Xinyu (吕新雨,Fudan University)
• William Schaefer (University of California at Berkeley)
• Kuo Lixin (Chengchi University)
• Lu Yuanmin (Photographer)
• Shu Haolun (Documentary film director)

Discussant：Mao Jian（毛尖,East China Normal University）

39. Title: Knowledge and Cultural Production in Malaysia: Impact from Globalization?

Panelists:

• Chia Oai Peng（University of Malaya）
  Impact of Globalization on Knowledge Production In Malaysia
• Azizan Baharuddin（University of Malaya）
  The Impact of Globalization on Knowledge Production: The Experience in Dialogue of Civilization and the Discourse of Multiculturalism in Malaysia
• Manimaran Subramania（University of Malaya）
  Impact of Globalization on Cultural Production In the Indian Community

Discussant: Hynmee Kim (Yonsei University)

40. Title: Culture and development in process of urban modernization

Panelists：

• Tran Ngoc Them（University of Social Sciences and Humanities）
  Cultural studies in Ho Chi Minh City : main problems and orientation of studies
• Nam Lien（Southern Institute of Social Sciences）
  Audiovisual culture and young people in Ho Chi Minh City
• Huynh Vinh Phuc（Southern Institute of Social Sciences）
  Culture and daily custom of people and urban civilization (case of Ho Chi Minh City)

41. Title: The Politics of Location and Locational Politics: A Response from South Asia

Moderator & organizer: Malathi de Alwis (International Centre for Ethnic Studies)

Panelists:

• Nivedita Menon (Delhi University)
  Postnationalism in South Asia: The Way Forward?
• Pradeep Jeganathan (International Centre for Ethnic Studies)
  Global, Regional, National: The Politics of Intellectual Location
• Akbar Zaidi (Economist and Research Consultant)
  South Asia as India?
• Aditya Nigam (Centre for the Study of Developing Societies)