PANEL 100
AREA OF STUDY
EAST AND INNER ASIA
BORDERING REGIMES : CO-EXISTENCE, COMPROMISE AND COMPETITION AMONG “MINORITY” ACTORS AND STATE-MAKING IN TWENTIETH CENTURY EAST ASIA
첨부파일
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VENUE
Humanities Korea Hall (Bldg. 106)
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DATE
HKH# 203 11:10 AM-1:00 PM
- Chaired by Benno Weiner, Carnegie Mellon University
Invited Speakers
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The Good Neighbor Association and Mongolian Studies in Imperial Japan
Tatiana Linkhoeva, New York University -
From Mountain Paths to Motorways : Road Building and State Expansion in Guizhou Province, 1926-1949
Christian A Hess, Sophia University -
Grassland Feuds, Frontier Territoriality, and State-Making in Late-Republican and Early-PRC China
Benno Weiner, Carnegie Mellon University -
Socialist Fixity and Temporal Coexistence : Classifying Peoples and States across Maoist China’s Northeastern Borders
Ed Pulford, University of Manchester -
Discussant :
Noriko Unno-Yamazaki, Waseda University