PROGRAM

6/27		6/28
		9:00-9:20	Welcome and Opening Remarks
		9:20-9:25	Break
		9:25-11:15	Thematic Panel: Global English? Linguistic Diversity and Empowerment in the Globalization Era
		11:15-11:25	Break
		11:25-12:30	Identity Politics in Taiwan: Cultural and National	Environmental Studies: Policies and Collective Action
		12:30-1:30	Lunch
2:00-5:00	Registration	1:30-3:00	Negotiations of Identities in Theatrical Spaces	State, Power and Democratization
		3:00-3:10	Break
		3:10-4:15	Constructing/Contesting Masculinities	Writing Hoklo: Linguistics and Poems
		4:15-4:20	Break
		4:20-5:25	Transformation of Urban Policy under Globalization	4:00- 5:50	Economy, the State, and Globalization
		5:25-5:30	Break
		5:30-6:40	Japanese Hegemony and Formation of Colonial Subjectivity
6:30-8:00	Reception	6:40-8:00	Dinner
8:00-9:30	Job-Hunting Workshop	8:00-9:30	Business Meeting (1)

6/29				6/30
9:00-11:00	Thematic Panel: Identities, Knowledge/Power Linkage, and the Role of the Intellectual: Issues, Concerns, and Debates			9:00-10:30	From Chicago 1985 to Chicago 2002: The Development of Taiwan Studies
11:00-11:10	Break			10:30-10:40	Break
11:10-12:20	Rethinking Social Movements in Metropolitan Taipei	History, Literacy, and Individual Figures		10:40-12:20	Women in Change: Re-accessing Women's Experiences and Feminist Activism	Memory and Identity Formation
12:20-1:20	Lunch			12:20-1:30	Lunch
1:20-2:30	Negotiating Aboriginal Identities and Power		Sociolinguistics: Language Planning, Policy, and Implication	1:30-3:00	Business meeting (3)
2:30-2:40	Break
2:40-4:10	Media: Sites of Political Competition		Cultural History and Subject-Positioning of Japanese Colonialism in Taiwan
4:10-4:20	Break
4:20-5:30	Zones of Marked Instability: National Boundaries and Global Flows		Democracy, Multiculturalism and Educational Reform
5:30-7:00	Dinner
7:00-8:30	Activism Workshop
8:30-9:30	Business Meeting (2)

Last updated on June 25, 2002