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| Sheena Greitens, Associate Professor of Public Affairs, University of Texas, Austin; Rob Williams, Senior Research Scholar in Law and Executive Director of the Paul Tsai China Center, Yale University; Julia Voo, Cyber Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University
Moderated by Neysun Mahboubi, Research Scholar, Center for the Study of Contemporary China, University of Pennsylvania
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| Yuhang Li, Associate Professor of Chinese Art, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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In religious ceremonies in early modern China, people burn boats made of paper and reeds on water or near water, resulting in a major urban spectacle. This talk will introduce two…
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| Reginald Jackson, University of Michigan, Director: Accelerated M.A. Program in Transcultural Studies, Director of Graduate Studies: Center for Japanese Studies, Associate Professor of Japanese Literature, Department of Asian Languages and Cultures
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How might dramatic portrayals of slavery help us rethink the relation between subjectivity, labor, and performance? I consider such portrayals through readings of the writings of master Noh actor, playwright, and…
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| Alex Wang, Professor of Law, University of California, Los Angeles; Deborah Seligsohn, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Villanova University; Jonas Nahm, Assistant Professor of Energy, Resources, and Environment, Johns Hopkins University
Moderated by Avery Goldstein, David M. Knott Professor of Global Politics and International Relations, University of Pennsylvania
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| Yan Long, Assistant Professor, University of California, Berkeley
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Do foreign interventions matter in changing China’s authority structure? Many scholarly models cast external interventions as “cures” for all that ails struggling local communities and activists in repressive…
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| Jinsook Kim, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Pennsylvania
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This study investigates the dissemination of reactionary antifeminist disinformation and the networked practices of misogynistic users under the guise of “gender equalism” mediated by Namuwiki, South Korea’s most…
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| Elena Valussi, Loyola University Chicago
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Prof. Valussi has written on Chinese gender, religious, and intellectual history including the influence of women's Qigong in the United States, interpretation of Nüdan in historical context, and the impact of gender…
