THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2006
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7:30 AM
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| Program Directors' Breakfast: Ethnic Studies and American Studies | 001 |
8:00 AM
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| Transnational Work: Labor and Culture Across Borders | 002 |
| This session has been moved to 285B -- Documentary and Dissent:
Visual
Cultures of Opposition Post-1960 | 003 |
| Our Country: International Politics and Fragile American Ideals, 1870 to WWI | 004 |
| Exhibiting "Freedom" in Public?: Using Colonial Slavery and American Wars to Construct a Suitable Past | 005 |
| Seeing American Portraiture in Transnational Visual Economies | 006 |
| Restaging the National Drama/Trauma | 007 |
| Business Meeting of the ASA National Council | 008 |
10:00 AM
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| Rethinking the Origins of Multiculturalism | 009 |
| Retelling America: Religious Material Culture and the Refiguring of American Culture | 010 |
| The Geopolitics of Film Noir | 011 |
| Transnational Foodways and Affective Economies: A Public Feelings Production | 012 |
| Muslim and Middle East Americans in the Crucible of the Cold War | 013 |
| The U.S. Pacific Rim as Geographic Imaginary and Colonial Horizon | 014 |
| Workshop: Beyond the Buzz: What is an Internationalist American Studies Program? | 015 |
| Negroes with Guns: Black Power Across Borders | 016 |
| Lands Far Away and Places Long Ago: The Creation of Virtual Environments
in Interwar America (Sponsored by the Visual Culture/Art History Caucus) |
017 |
| From Nineteenth Century Imperialism to Today's Globalization: Race, Sex, and Violence in Júarez-El Paso Borderlands | 018 |
| Intellectual Histories in a Global Age | 019 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Moving Images: Transnational Circuits of Race and Photography | 020 |
| Reimagining Kinship: Diasporic Queers in New Queer Documentary | 021 |
| Staging Race and the Law | 022 |
| Social Activism In and Out of the Nation | 023 |
| The Politics of (Anti)Maternity | 024 |
| Memory, Materiality and the Museum | 025 |
12:00 PM
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| Queer "Victories" in Bush's America: Resistance and Transformation, or Co-optation and Complicity? | 026 |
| International Partnership Luncheon | 027 |
1:00 PM
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| Business Meeting of the American Studies Editorial Board | 028 |
2:00 PM
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| The United States and South Africa: Transnational Perspectives | 029 |
| Transnational Beat Spiritual Identities and Poetics | 030 |
| The Great American Makeover: Television, History, Nation | 031 |
| The New Post-National: Mixed-Race Identities | 032 |
| Transnational, Post-imperial American Studies? | 033 |
| Material Culture and Identity | 034 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Practical Advice for Assistant Professors | 035 |
| Scenes, Means, Relays and Niches: New Takes on U.S./Transnational Cultural Production | 036 |
| Transnational Experiences of Citizenship and Belonging | 037 |
| Racial Bodies in Transnational Movement | 038 |
| Transnational Mobility: Refiguring Latina/o Literature, Culture, and Identity | 039 |
| Transnational Social Movements | 040 |
| Reimagining Race: Ethnic Literature and the Negotiations of Difference in "Post-Race" America | 041 |
| Internal/External Migrations of the Political | 042 |
3:00 PM
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| Talkshop I: Teaching America in the 21st Century: How the U.S. Presence, Role, and Image in the World Shape "American Studies" Teaching | 043 |
| Business Meeting of the Regional Chapters Committee | 044 |
3:15 PM
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| InterTribal Friendship House: Oral History as Transnational Indigenous Activism-SRC/K12 sponsored | 045 |
3:30 PM
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| Business Meeting of the Minority Scholars' Committee | 046 |
| Business Meeting of the American Quarterly Advisory Editorial Board | 047 |
4:00 PM
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| Roundtable Discussion: East Bay Labor Activism | 048 |
| The U.S. Inside Out: Early American Perspectives | 049 |
| Faith, Therapeutic Culture & the World: Reading & the Religious Cultures of 1940s and 1950s America | 050 |
| Transnational Waste and Pollution: Communities, Consumption & Cultures | 051 |
| Transnationalism and Nonstandard Histories | 052 |
| Treating the Transnational Body: Public Health With(out) Borders | 053 |
| Shame, Identity, Praxis | 054 |
| The "Black Atlantic" Inside Antebellum America | 055 |
| Predicaments of Retribution: Prison, Punishment, and the Politics of Control | 056 |
| The Performative Force of Violence | 057 |
| Theorizing Diaspora | 058 |
| Queer Geographies: Region, Nation, Globe | 059 |
| The Politics of Cultural Diplomacy | 060 |
| Transnational Debts: Gender, Remittance, and Labor | 061 |
5:00 PM
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| Business Meeting of the Material Culture Caucus | 062 |
| California American Studies Association and Regional American Studies Programs Reception and Open Gallery at the Oakland Museum of California-SRC Sponsored | 063 |
6:00 PM
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| Teaching American Studies in Transnational Perspective | 064 |
| Constructing Motherhood in the Transnational Era | 065 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Rethinking Center and Periphery: Making the "Foreign" Central to American Studies | 066 |
| Transnational Feminist Politics | 067 |
| Roundtable Discussion: U.S. Inside Out: Race, Genomics and Global Health | 068 |
| Past, Present, and Future: Constructing and Reconstructing American Tourist Destinations | 069 |
| Performing Racial Identities in the Transoceanic Sphere | 070 |
| Roundtable Discussion: The "Republican Mother" Turns 30: Reflections on an Article and a Concept | 071 |
| The Revolutionary Transatlantic | 072 |
| Visual Culture, Transnational Spectacle | 073 |
| The Problem of Reality and Television Studies | 074 |
| The Politics of Repressive Tolerance | 075 |
| The Imperial Mission | 076 |
| Business Meeting of Early American Matters Caucus | 077 |
| Academic and Community Activism Caucus | 078 |
| The Black Panther Party, Reflections in Light of Forty Years-SRC Sponsored | 079 |
| Berkeley Art Museum Tour and Dinner-Students' Committee
Sponsored | 080 |
7:00 PM
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| Reception of the University of New Mexico | 081 |
| Welcome Reception for International Scholars |
082 |
| Curating Community: Navigating the Terrain Between the Museum-world and the Communities (SRC Sponsored) | 083 |
8:00 PM
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| Sweetback Screening | 084 |
8:30 PM
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| Reception of the Minority Scholars' Committee, Ethnic Studies Committee,
Women's Committee & Queer Caucus |
085 |
10:00 PM
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| Nao Bustamante: Performing American Studies | 086 |
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2006
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7:30 AM
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| Business Meeting of the Crossroads Advisory Board | 087 |
| Business Meeting of the Editors of International Journals | 088 |
8:00 AM
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| Nineteenth-Century Latinidades: Latina/o History and Literature Beyond/Before the Nation-State | 089 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Intimate but Indirect: Examining the Relationship between Music and Politics | 090 |
| Roundtable Discussion: American Studies and the Cultural Politics of the Middle East | 091 |
| "Asians and Americas: International Politics and Domestic Racialized Practices" | 092 |
| ¿Good Neighbors? Cultures of U.S-Latin American Transnationalism in the Mid-Twentieth Century | 093 |
| Abolitionist Places | 094 |
| More than the Collective Self: Constructing identity and Building Group Experience | 095 |
| At the Interstices of Identity: Transnational Asian-American, African, and Latin(a) American Popular Cultural Production and Performance | 096 |
| Blackness Visible: Urban Space, Race, and Economic Justice | 097 |
| Race and Comparison | 098 |
| Historicizing the Transnational: Comparing Racial Formations Across Borders | 099 |
| Listening to the Black Atlantic | 100 |
| Extraterritoriality, Extranationality | 101 |
| The Emergence of Afro-Asian Racial Imaginaries | 102 |
| Breakfast: Borders, Law and Immigration-Students' Committee Sponsored | 103 |
| Emerson's Insane Angels: Douglas Anderson's Philosophy Americana | 104 |
9:00 AM
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| San Francisco Bay Trail Tour Around Oakland Embarcadero. Walking tour (wheelchair accessible)-SRC/K12 sponsored | 105 |
| Tour of the Port of Oakland and West Oakland-SRC/K12 sponsored | 106 |
9:30 AM
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| Oakland's Chinatown, a walking tour—SRC/K12 sponsored | 107 |
| Breakfast: Pedagogy in the US and Abroad-Students" Committee Sponsored | 108 |
10:00 AM
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| Roundtable Discussion: Transnational Commodity Culture | 109 |
| Garbo, Groucho and Drescher: Gender, Ethnicity and Popular Culture in Transnational Perspective | 110 |
| Consuming Visions: The Politics of Consumption in Modern America | 111 |
| Identity and the Nation-State: Race, Mixed-Race, and the U.S. Census | 112 |
| Celebrity and the Politics/Praxis of Racial Cross-Dressing | 113 |
| Afro/Asian Art and Activism in the 1960s and Post-60s Era | 114 |
| Dynamics of Mobility: Toward Trans-Oceanic American Studies | 115 |
| Interplays: Postcolonial Reflections on White Feminist Innocence and Accountability | 116 |
| Empire of Freedom?: American Internationalism and the Discourses of Liberation and Civilization, 1890-1925. | 117 |
| Mexicali, Managua, Mexico, and the Mission: situating ethnic transnationalism in everyday Americas culture | 118 |
| Empire, Globalization, and its Discontents: Filipinos and the Making of "The American Dream" | 119 |
| "Vietnamese American Writers" [SRC Sponsored] | 120 |
| Social Movements, Community Organizing, and the Production of Oppositional Politics | 121 |
| Prison and the National Body | 122 |
| Native American Sovereignty and Reterritorialization | 123 |
| Reinscribing National Narrative | 124 |
| Business Meeting of the Keeping and Creating American Communities | 125 |
| Board Meeting of the Encyclopedia of American Studies | 126 |
11:00 AM
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| This session has
been cancelled -- Junior Faculty and Grad Student Breakfast I: "Affirmative
Action"-Students" Committee Sponsored | 127 |
12:00 PM
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| Hot Dish: In Honor of Karal Ann Marling's Work in Visual and Material Culture Studies | 128 |
| _Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song_ and Racy, Transnational Moves | 129 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Developing Leadership: Local and Transnational Grassroots Women's Organizations. SRC Sponsored | 130 |
| Crossing Borders and Bodies: Racial Mixing and the Imagined Nation | 131 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Perspectives from the Cracks: Transdisciplinarity + Transnationalism=Transformation? | 132 |
| Expanding the Boundaries of Race and Performance in American Studies | 133 |
| Visualizing History: A Responsibility to Images | 134 |
| Consumer Citizenship and the Making of National and Transnational Values | 135 |
| Recasting Cinema in the Americas: Bilingualism, Borrowings, and Hauntings | 136 |
| "Reconfiguring Paul Gilroy's The Black Atlantic: 'What is Africa to Me?'" | 137 |
| Performing Both and Between—Theorizing Bodies on the Hyphen | 138 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Performing Diaspora: Gendered and Sexual Transgressions, Transformations and Transactions | 139 |
| Adopted Communities: Constructing Transnational Families | 140 |
| Navigating the World Post 9/11 | 141 |
| The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies I | 142 |
| (De)Regulating the Imperial Imaginary | 143 |
| ASA-JAAS Roundtable: The American Studies Association-Japanese Association for American Studies Project: Critiques and Accomplishments | 144 |
1:30 PM
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| Talkshop II: Alternative Affiliations: Beyond Citizenship, the Nation, and Inter-national American Studies | 145 |
2:00 PM
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| Roundtable Discussion: Developing American Studies Globally: The Fulbright Experience | 146 |
| Roundtable Discussion: "Which Way Is Redemption?" Remembering Lorenzo Thomas, 1944-2005 | 147 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Globalization in the Classroom: Addressing Student Resistance to the "Anti-American" Text | 148 |
| Feminism, Progressivism, and Transnationalism | 149 |
| Trans-Alternative: Germs, Sweetbacks, Butchlalis & Screen Tests | 150 |
| Academic Job Interviews in American Studies: A Demonstration Workshop (Sponsored by the ASA Students" Committee) | 151 |
| Diversity on Display: Liberalism and the Uses of Multiculturalism in the 1970s | 152 |
| Academic Crossroads: Debating Transnationalism's Second Phase | 153 |
| Performance: Visualizing Citizenship: Images of Workers and the Struggle for Social Identity | 154 |
| Comparative Sound Cultures: Spaces of Music, Politics, and Representations in the Metropolis | 155 |
| Waao, wabaskinameskata! The Border Crossed Us! Transnational American Studies and the Indian-Nation Perspective | 156 |
| Latina/o Studies in a Transatlantic Context: Fiction, Film, Performance, Memoir | 157 |
| The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: I | 158 |
| The Military-Industrial-Detention Complex | 159 |
| The Biopolitics of Globalization: Docile Bodies II | 160 |
| Transnational Latino Formations | 161 |
| Business Meeting of the Women's Committee | 162 |
4:00 PM
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| Discussing Race and Success in America. | 163 |
| Roundtable Discussion: China on Our Minds: Andrew Ross' Fast Boat to China: Corporate Flight and the Consequences of Free Trade | 164 |
| Sounds and Movements in Latina/o American
Culture |
164A |
| "Neither Here nor There: (Re)presenting and (Re)constructing Transnational Identity in Contemporary American Art. Sponsored by the Visual Culture/Art History Caucus | 165 |
| Wars and Consequences: South Korea, Viet Nam, the United States | 166 |
| Performance: One Wound for Another/Una Herida Por Otra. Testimonios de Latin@s
in the U.S. through Cyberspace |
167 |
| Native Americas: Race, Culture, and Transnationalism in the Borderlands | 168 |
| Rape and its Representations in American Culture | 169 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Improvisation, Transculturalism, and Social Change: Asian American Creative Music and the San Francisco Bay Area | 170 |
| Interethnic Alliances and Resistance in 20th Century America | 171 |
| Radically Queer: Reconsidering Homosexuality and the Left in Twentieth Century American Culture | 172 |
| Race, Radicalism and Sexual Politics | 173 |
| "Two Nations Under God: Representing the American Civil War in Text and Image" | 174 |
| The Double Inscription of African-American Bodies Across Ideological Borders: II | 175 |
| Literature as Social Document: Reading Race and Empire | 176 |
| Business Meeting of the Visual Culture/Art History Caucus | 177 |
| Celebration of Authors | 178 |
5:00 PM
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| Writing Alternative US Political Histories | 179 |
| Business Meeting of the Religion and American Culture Caucus | 180 |
| Reception of the Material Culture, Visual Culture, and Art History Caucuses | 181 |
| Reception of the Students" Committee | 182 |
6:00 PM
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| Roundtable Discussion: Publishing as a Class Act | 183 |
| Business Meeting of Working Class Studies Caucus/Association |
184 |
| Business Meeting of the K16 Collaboration Committee |
185 |
| Reception of the Center for Mexican American Studies, University of Texas
at Austin |
186 |
| Lillian Robinson Memorial |
186B |
6:30 PM
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| Reception of the Mid-America ASA | 187 |
| Reception of the Chesapeake American Studies Association and the University of Maryland | 188 |
7:30 PM
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| ASA Awards Ceremony | 189 |
8:30 PM
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| ASA Presidential Address | 190 |
9:30 PM
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| ASA President's Reception | 191 |
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006
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8:00 AM
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| Brokering power and identity in Asian America | 192 |
| Mark Twain Abroad | 193 |
| The Possibilities and Limits of Black internationalism | 194 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Black Pacific? Considering and Problematizing Blackness and Other Racial Formations in the Pacific World | 195 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Contemporary Slavery: Theory, Practice and Literary Representation | 196 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Where Does Latin American Studies End and American Studies Begin? | 197 |
| American Studies and the Transnational Classroom: A K-16 Discussion | 198 |
| Transnationalizing U.S. Prison Studies | 199 |
| From Mao Suits to Saris, From the Terno to Chinoiserie-Gone-Chic: National Vestments and Globalization | 200 |
| Whose Music? Sounding Out the Color Line | 201 |
| A Usable Past and the Transnational Turn: Conflict or Congruence? | 202 |
| Eating Out: Food and the Performance of Transnational Identity | 203 |
| Both Inside and Out: American (Indian) Studies and Critical Transnationalism | 204 |
| This session has been moved to 164A--Sounds and Movements in Latina/o American
Culture |
205 |
| Black Paris | 206 |
| The Return of Tocqueville | 207 |
| Breakfast for Women in American Studies | 208 |
| Breakfast: Material Culture-Students" Committee Sponsored | 209 |
9:00 AM
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| Tour around Oakland | 210 |
9:30 AM
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| Breakfast: Early America-Students" Committee Sponsored | 211 |
10:00 AM
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| Roundtable Discussion: Teaching In or About Prison | 212 |
| Contesting the Dream: California Politics in Black and Brown | 213 |
| Nation and Globe: New Practices of War, Policy, and Patriotism | 214 |
| In Transit - Re-imagining Spaces of Exile, Migrancy, and Diaspora | 215 |
| Women of Color and Transnationalism | 216 |
| Roundtable Discussion: The Specter of the Archive | 217 |
| Crossing Boundaries: Interpreting Transnational Modes of Memory | 218 |
| Theorizing Sexuality in Transnational Filipino and American Studies: Imperialism, Intimacy, and Queer Eroticism | 219 |
| What is Blackness?: Multiple and Contested Constructions of Racial Difference in the 20th Century U.S. | 220 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Keywords for Transamerican Times | 221 |
| The Antebellum South and the Problem of Slavery: A K16 Workshop | 222 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Fresh Approaches to Discovering Imagined Communities: Incorporating Ethnic and Diasporic Media into Teaching and Research | 223 |
| The Postnational Asia-Pacific: Works in Translation | 224 |
| The Underside of American Exceptionalism | 225 |
| Literature as Social Document: Aesthetics and Politics | 226 |
| Business Meeting of the International Committee | 227 |
| Business Meeting of the 2007 Program Committee | 228 |
11:00 AM
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| Junior Faculty and Grad Student Breakfast II: "Women, Minority Teachers and Authority in the Classroom"-Students" Committee Sponsored | 229 |
12:00 PM
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| Roundtable Discussion: Julia Collins's Curse of Caste: Implications of the First Novel by an African American Woman | 230 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Printing a Transcultural U.S. Feminism: California, 1969-present (Sponsored by the ASA Women's Committee) | 231 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Perspectives on American Studies From Americanists Based Abroad | 232 |
| Positioning Black Identity in the World: Transnational Moments in African American History | 233 |
| Transnationalism and the Hemisphere across U.S. American, Latin American, and Latino Studies | 234 |
| Roundtable Discussion: California Stories: California Council for the Humanities' Community Oral History Project | 235 |
| Racing the Nation: Insurgent Nationalism in Ethnic American Communities | 236 |
| Keywords of Transnational (American Cultural) Studies | 237 |
| Transnational Activism Inside/Outside the US: Creating Communities Beyond States and Across Worlds | 238 |
| Historical Witnessing and Transnational Gazes | 239 |
| Evangelicalism, Insurance, and Indian Casinos: A Discourse of Futurity in the "New" American Studies | 240 |
| Beyond the Islands: Haiti, Cuba, and the U.S. Imaginary | 241 |
| The Traffic in Disability: Cripping Transnational Desires | 242 |
| From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: I | 243 |
| K-16 Collaboration Committee Luncheon | 244 |
| ASA-JAAS Project Advisory Committee Business Meeting | 245 |
1:00 PM
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| ASA-JAAS Project Luncheon |
245A |
2:00 PM
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| Found in Translation: Globalization, Performance, and Identity in U.S.-Japan Relations | 246 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Everyday Plebiscites | 247 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Re-Imagining "Early America" From Inside Out | 248 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Native Feminisms Without Apology I | 249 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Black Music Beyond Borders | 250 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Negotiating Graduate School: Practical Advice for Students' and Mentors | 251 |
| International Partnerships as a Powerful Key to Transnational Learning | 252 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora in Indian Country | 253 |
| Roundtable Discussion: American Studies Abroad: Opportunities, Programs, and Issues | 254 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Identity, Theory, and the New Biography | 255 |
| Questioning Patriotism and Other Taboos: Teaching Controversial Topics in the Post 9/11 Classroom | 256 |
| The Civil Rights Movement: A K16 Curricular Workshop | 257 |
| The "Cultural Defense" on Trial: Transnational Issues and Perspectives | 258 |
| Transnational Chican@ Style | 259 |
| Visualizing the Diaspora in a Transnational American Studies Context: Resistance, Representation, and Relationships in Visual Imagery across the African Diaspora | 260 |
| From Assimilation to Transculturalism: Americanization At Home and Abroad: II | 261 |
| Business Meeting of the Children and Youth Studies Caucus | 262 |
2:30 PM
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| Business Meeting of All Chairs | 263 |
| Gertrude Stein Tour | 264 |
4:00 PM
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| Roundtable Discussion: International American Studies: After U.S. Nationalism,
What Now with the State? |
265
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| Intellectual Histories in a Global Age |
265B |
| Roundtable Discussion: International American Studies: After U.S. Nationalism, What Now with the State? | 265
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| Roundtable Discussion: Sexual Citizenship in Transnational America: Histories, Politics, Possibilities | 266 |
| Transnational Perspectives on North American Architecture | 267 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Colloquy with Joanna Brooks on American Lazarus (2003) | 268 |
| Get Up, Stand Up: Comparative and Transnational Social Movement Politics in the "Long Sixties" | 269 |
| Youth Voices and Youth Activism in Oakland: Transforming the Public Sphere | 270 |
| The Cultural Politics of (Mis)translation: Reading Three US-Japan Cultural Interfaces | 271 |
| American Studies After Totalitarianism: Toward a Progressive Pedagogy in Becoming-EU Central and Eastern Europe | 272 |
| Roundtable Discussion: When and How do Discourses of "Americanization" and "Anti-Americanism" Matter? | 273 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Keynotes of Sound Studies—Crossing Disciplinary and National Borders | 274 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Demystifying the Dissertation | 275 |
| Foreign Tastes: Appropriating National Culture in Nineteenth-Century America | 276 |
| Feminism and Transnational Studies of Empire and Militarism | 277 |
| Exhibit: Visualizing Oakland and Bay Area Communities: Art, History, and New Immigration (SRC-Sponsored Panel) | 278 |
| Building for the Future: How the Whole Earth Counterculture Redesigned the World | 279 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Losing History, Losing Culture: Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? | 280 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Native Feminisms Without Apology II | 281 |
5:00 PM
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| Reception of the University of Southern California | 282 |
| African American Museum and Library-SRC/K12 sponsored | 283 |
6:00 PM
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| "Dare to Secure a Future": Archaeologies of Contemporary Cultural Politics | 284 |
| Roundtable Discussion: The Terminator Strikes: Labor Studies in Crisis (Sponsored by the Working-class Studies Caucus) | 285 |
| Documentary and Dissent: Visual
Cultures of Opposition Post-1960 | 285B |
| The Color of Welfare Reform: New Evidence from Las Vegas, Miami, and Los Angeles | 286 |
| Online Session: The Long Shadow of Scopes: The Visual, Educational, and Instituional Legacies of the 1920s Evolution Debates | 287 |
| Spatial Scale and the New U.S. Imperialism | 288 |
| Transnational Native American Communities—SRC-sponsored | 289 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Re-imagining the Journal: Vectors and New Modes of Digital Scholarship | 290 |
| Radical Difference? Transnational Encounters, Afro-Asian Imaginings and the Search for Cross-Racial Solidarity | 291 |
| Re-membering Religion in Asian America | 292 |
| Reanimating the Archive: From Dance to Digital Space | 293 |
| The Double Time of the Nation | 294 |
| Transnational Tastes: Consuming "Exoticism" | 295 |
| Race and Remasculinization | 296 |
| Challenges to Umoja: Africans and African Americans in Oakland-SRC/K12 sponsored | 297 |
6:30 PM
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| Reception of the University of Michigan |
298 |
| Reception of the University of Minnesota | 299 |
| Reception of Stanford University | 300 |
8:30 PM
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| Reception of Northwestern University |
300A |
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2006
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8:00 AM
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| Singled Out: Young Women, Femininity and Sexuality in 1960s-70s Popular Culture | 301 |
| Theorizing Cuban America: Literary, Visual, and Performance Texts by United States Cubans | 302 |
| Darwin and Contested Definitions of Race, Gender, and Nation in Gilded Age America and Today | 303 |
| Tourism and the Production of Place | 304 |
| Do You Know What It Means?: Post-Katrina New Orleans (Online Format) | 305 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Questions of Travel: U.S. Americans on Teaching American Studies at the John. F. Kennedy Institute, Berlin | 306 |
| Christianity, Culture, and the Cold War | 307 |
| Roundtable Discussion: "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore:" Critical-constructive Dialogue on (Trans)National Identities | 308 |
| Enemies at the Gates? How European Immigrants Complicated American Identity after WWII | 309 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Bridging las Américas: Transnational Feminisms and Subjectivities I | 310 |
| Islam, Empire, and Early America | 311 |
| Transsexual, Transnational | 312 |
| Transnational Pedagogies: I | 313 |
| Detecting Race: Rewriting Noir | 314 |
| What's Left of Activism | 315 |
| Alternative African-American Modernities: From the Time of the Great Migration to Postmodernity | 316 |
9:00 AM
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| Business Meeting of the California American Studies Association | 317 |
10:00 AM
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| Animals in the Americas | 318 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Challenging the Corporate University: The NYU Strike, 2005-2006 | 319 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Transcultural American Studies and Transdisciplinarity: Paradigms and Case Studies. A Roundtable | 320 |
| Roundtable Discussion: The New Negro Woman in Philosophy, Literature, and History | 321 |
| Eric Walrond, the Caribbean, and Black Transnationalism | 322 |
| Bodies Politic: Toxic Exposures and Global Public Health in a Transnational Frame | 323 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Telling Stories: Oral Histories, Popular Media and Historiography | 324 |
| Popular Culture and the Global War on Terror: Configuring the GWOT for Consumption | 325 |
| Citizens, Outcasts, and Enemies: Transnational War and Latino/a Agency | 326 |
| Autobiographical Hoaxes, Inside and Out | 327 |
| Notes Towards a Femininity Studies: Critical Femininities and the Cosmologies of Queer Femme | 328 |
| Double Export | 329 |
| Militarization and Domestic Identity | 330 |
| Narrating Violence and the Violence of Narration | 331 |
| Transnational Pedagogies: II | 332 |
| Roundtable Discussion: Bridging las Americas: Transnational Feminisms and Subjectivities II | 333 |
12:00 PM
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| Peralta Hacienda Historical Park Grand Re-opening-SRC/K12 sponsored | 334 |