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Gunpowder Technology, Qi Jiguang, and the Japanese Invasion of Korea (1592–1598), Laichen Sun
A Voice of One Crying in the Wilderness: The Priest Keinen’s "Korea Day by Day," Jurgis Elisonas
Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory: Yang Hao and the Siege of Ulsan, 1597–98, Kenneth M. Swope
Leaving Out Hideyoshi: Transformations in Maritime East Asia, 1590–1620, John E. Wills, Jr
Session 21: Contesting Imperial Succession: Comparative Perspectives from Pre-Modern Asia
The Second Empire: The Ottoman Succession Revisited, Baki Tezcan
The Woman in the Accounts (hisab) of Men: Sultana Raziyya and Early Sultanate Society, Sunil Kumar
Second in Kyoto? Capital Politics and Regional Legitimacy in Sixteenth-Century Japan, Ronald K. Frank
Obscured Vision: Mirza Hakim, Akbar, and the Mughal Empire, Munis D. Faruqui
Session 41: Asian Diasporas: Locating Home in Globalization
Transnational Communities without a Consciousness? The Case of Japanese Brazilian Return Migration, Takeyuki Tsuda
Suspended Migrants, Nationalist Heroes: The Making of Filipino Seafarers, Steven McKay
Instituting Diasporic Consciousness: The Chinese State and El Centro Chino Panameņo, Lok Siu
Seductions of Home and Narratives of Counter-Modernity in the Vietnamese Diaspora, Hung Thai
Session 62: The Audience Question in Asian Media
Hollywood, Globalization, and Film Markets in Asia: Lessons for China? Stanley Rosen
Hollywood’s Receptions in China, 1897–1950, Zhiwei Xiao
Hong Kong Cinema and Its Japanese Female Fans: A Comparative Study of Film Spectatorship Practices, Lori Hitchcock
Interrogating the Regional Audience: Gendered Imaginings of Asia, Technology, and Oshin, Stephanie DeBoer
Session 82: The Asia-Pacific War as Transnational Encounter: Experience, Representation, and Memory
Asia between Colonialism and Postcolonialism: The Japanese-Indonesian Encounter in Wartime Java, Ethan Mark
Between the National and the Transnational: Japan’s Pan-Asianism through the Lens of Yamaguchi Yoshiko, Yiman Wang
War and Remembrance on Peleliu, Palau: History and Tourism for Islanders, Americans, and the Japanese, Stephen C. Murray
Session 100: Transnational Histories of Japanese Food Culture
Western Dining in the Edo Period, Timon Screech
"You Are All Sanpaku": Zen Macrobiotics and the Post-WWII Recuperation of Japan, Kim Brandt
MSG: Japan’s Greatest Contribution to World Cuisine? Jordan Sand
Al-Qaeda and Its Associated Groups in Southeast Asia: Threat and Response, Rohan Gunaratna
Terrorism: Implications for Pakistan’s Security, Salma Malik
A New National Security Agenda? The Impact of the "War on Terrorism" on Japanese Security Thinking, Sheila Anne Smith
Terrorism and Chinese Security, Andrew Scobell
Japanese Buyers, Canadian Farmers, and the Moral Economy of Non-Transgenic Soybeans, Gavin H. Whitelaw
Chinese Responses to Genetically Modified Foods: The Soybean as Test Case, Yuhua Guo
Resisting American Imports: Food Politics in South Korea, Okpyo Moon
Taiwan and the Biotech Revolution: Competition and Globalization, Kwang-ok Kim
Session 160: Replaying Modernity and Globalism in East Asia
"New Beijing, New Olympics": The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in China’s Quest for Modernity, Susan E. Brownell
Fashioned Modernities vs. State Authority, Tiantian Zheng
An Unpopular Pill: Modernity, Globalism, and Japanese Birth Control, Allison M. Alexy
Migrant Perspectives on Japanese Modernity, Joshua Hotaka Roth
Session 180: Discussions of Percussions: Drumming up "Veri-Asians" of Identities and Tradition
Samulnori: Playing to a Different Beat, Keith Howard
The (Unconscious) Aesthetics of Timbre in (Electronic) Tabla Music, Lowell Lybarger
The Sound of Fascism or Folklore? Ensemble Taiko Drumming and the Politics of Performance in Contemporary Japan, Shawn Bender
Changing (Heart) Beats: From Japanese National Identity and Nostalgia to the Taiko Rhythms of Citizens of the Earth, Millie Creighton
Session 200: Swords across the Borders: Transnational Currents in East Asian Popular Fiction
It All Started with a Monkey: Sarutobi Sasuke, Tachikawa Bunko, and the Origins of Ninja Fiction, Scott C. Langton
The Martial Arts in Dystopia: Xiang Kairan’s "Unofficial History of Sojourners in Japan," John Christopher Hamm
The Body Aesthetics in Chinese Martial Arts Novels, 1920s–1940s, Tze-lan D. Sang