International Burma Studies Conference
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International Burma Studies Conference
International Burma Studies Conference Panels, Papers, and Presenters October 5-7, 2012 Friday (October 5, 2012) 10:00-2:00 Registration: Outside Regency Room 1:00-1:30 International Burma Studies Conference Opening - Regency Room 1:30-3:00 Regency Room Capital Room North Panel 1: Glimpses of Myanmar’s Very Long History (1) Lilian Handlin (moderator) A Labyrinth Image in the Mahosadha Jataka Panel 2: Linguistics (1) Aleix Ruiz-Falques Saddhammasiri and His Philosophy of Language Terrence Tan Beads of Samon Valley 3:00-4:30 Capital Room South Sandburg Auditorium Panel 3: Literature and Power Panel 4: Human Rights Concerns in Contemporary Justin Watkins (moderator) Myanmar Julian K. Wheatley Emily A. Ehmer (moderator) William Davis New Linguistic Data on the Women Activist Writers of A Population-Based Assessment Pyu Language and its Burma Since 1988: Agents of of Health and Human Rights in Relationship to Old Change and Courage Karen State Burmese John Hartmann Amara Thiha Emily Hong Connecting Chiang: The Impact of Occidentalist Cultural Resistance in Burma: Historical, Linguistic and Literatures on the Development Local Meaning-Making in the Archaeological Possibilities of Racist Ideas and Rise of Work of Minority Rights Activists Ultra-Nationalism in Contemporary Myanmar Burma Keita Kurabe Maung Bo Bo On Lexical and Grammatical How to Raise the ‘Bo’s Borrowing in the Jingpho Nationalism in the Cold War (Kachin) Language Burmese Press Elliott Prasse-Freeman Former Political Prisoners and Patterns of Re-Subjectivisation Catherine Raymond Lisa Brooten (moderator) A Burmese Cosmological Why Press Freedom is Not Palm-leaf Manuscript from Enough: Human Rights, Peacethe Burma Art Collection at Building and the Multi-Ethnic Northern Illinois University Public Sphere Panel 5: Glimpses of Panel 7: Collections and Panel 8: Education, Past and Panel 6: The State, Myanmar’s Very Long Curators: Display of Burmese Present Customary Law and Civil History (2) Arts and Curatorial Practices Society C. Raymond (Discussant and moderator) Jorg Schendel Roger Lee Huang Alexandra Green Kim Johnson (moderator) Commercializing the Upper Rethinking State-Societal Collecting Burmese Art in the Imperial Education Policies in Burma Rice Core Relations in Myanmar: British Museum Burma Implications for Current Political Developments Francois Tainturier Maaike Matelski Sherry Harlacher Dorothy Guyot Sanctifying Old and New Developments in Palm or Paper? Some The Tension Between Acing the Knowledge in a Nineteenth Representation and Thoughts on Book Art Practices Matric and Learning Critical Century Burmese Precis of Advocacy for Burmese Civil in Burma and Ceylon Thinking Skills Buddhist Cosmography Society Lodewijk Wagenaar Rebecca Hall Pyi Phyo Kyaw (moderator) Burmese Art in the Walters Art Burmese Monastic Education in Troubles in Siam – The Museum Contemporary Sociopolitical Last Years of the Dutch Contexts of Burma: Curricula, East India’s Lodge in Motivation and Roles of Monastic Ayutthaya 1760 - 1767 Examinations Celine Coderey Jim Guyot Dana: Burmese Art of Donation The Asiatic Mode of College Admission: A Burma Case Seinenu M. Thein Eating and the Emergence of the Burmese Self: An Examination of Burmese Children’s Embodied Mealtime Practices and How They Shape Their Sense of Independence, Agency and Intimacy Friday (October 5, 2012) Continued…. 5:30-6:30 Exhibit Opening Reception “Music for the Divine” - NIU Art Museum, Altgeld Hall 6:30-7:00 Cocktails – Blackhawk Dining Room – Holmes Student Center (HSC) Lower Level (cash bar) 7:00-8:00 Dinner – Blackhawk Dining Room - Holmes Student Center Lower Level 8:00-8:30 Sarah M. Bekker Prize Announcement and Dedication to Saw Tun and David Steinberg - Blackhawk, HSC 8:30-9:30 Film Festival “They Call it Myanmar: Lifting The Curtain” presented by Robert Lieberman – Sandburg Aud., HSC To view a trailer of our new Burma film, “They Call it Myanmar — Lifting The Curtain” go to: http://www.theycallitmyanmar.com Saturday (October 6, 2012) 7:00-8:00 Breakfast - Regency Room Regency Room 8:00-9:45 Capital Room North Panel 9: The Irony of Panel 10: Colonial and Endurance: Shifting Post-Colonial Concepts of the Sasana in Subjectivities Burmese Buddhism Thomas Patton(moderator) Patrick McCormick Buddhist “Salvation Armies” English in Burma as an and the Vanguards of the Intellectual Inheritance Sasana Capital Room South Maitrii Aung-Thwin(moderator) Imperial Intertextuality and the Making of a Burmese/Bengali Criminal: Saya San’s Connection to the Chittagong Armoury Raid Case of 1930 Erik Braun Rosalie Metro (moderator) Haydon Cherry Stone Before Speech: Post-Colonial Subjectivities Crime and Punishment in Mindon’s Fifth Buddhist in the Post-Conflict Aid Colonial Burma: Policing the Council Triangle: The Drama of Plural Society Educational Missionization in the Thai-Burma Borderland Patrick Pranke Thomas Rhoden Lalita Hingkanonta History and Eschatology in Burmese Refugee Mixed Marriage, Zerbadis and Burmese Buddhist Repatriation in Comparative Buddhism: Anatomy of Urban Chronicles Analysis Unrest in Late Colonial Burma Alicia Turner Dynamic Orthodoxies and Shifting Sasana: Colonial Interpretation of Buddhist Reform Coffee and Tea - Regency Room Panel 13: Buddhism’s Panel 14: Burma’s 19th and 10:00-11:45 Varied Meanings in 20th Century History (1) Recent Myanmar History Charles Carstens Chipamong Chowdhury The Malalankaravatthu in Marma of the Chittagong Hill Context Tracts and Historical/Ethnic Relationship to Burma Sandburg Auditorium Panel 11: Discourse of Crime, Panel 12: Migration and Law and Culture in Colonial Burmese Communities in the Burma Diaspora Inga Gruss (moderator) Social Hierarchy, Authenticity and Time: Student Performances by Migrant Children on World Teacher’s Day Lian Thang The Pulpit Chronicle: A Study of How Burmese Chin Immigrants in the United States Negotiate Their Ethnic Identity Through Christianity Heather MacLachlan Constructing Pan-Karen Identity in Fort Wayne, Indiana 9:45-10:00 Ward Keeler (moderator) Burmese Buddhism as Social Ideology Kyaw Soe Lwin Labour Politics Under the Revolutionary Council (19621974) Panel 12: Migration and Burmese Communities in the Diaspora (continued) Renaud Egreteau (moderator) Back from Golden Land: Exploring Migration Patterns, Resettlement and Political Mobilization of Burmese Indian Repatriates in Eastern India Since the 1960s Rey Ty and Maria BeltranFigueroa Contending Approaches to Refugee Services Han Thinzar (Honey) Zaw Theravada Buddhism Influence on Gender Communication in Myanmar/Burma Michael D. Leigh(moderator) Mytkyin 1942: Seven Days that Shook A World Saturday (October 6, 2012) Continued ... 12:00-1:00 Lunch - Regency Room – Group Photo will be taken in the Sandburg Auditorium before lunch Regency Room Capital Room North Capital Room South Sandburg Auditorium th 1:00-2:30 Panel 15: Political Panel 16: Burma’s 19 and Panel 17: State, Society and Panel 18: Reforms, Electoral Economy and Finance in a 20th Century History (2) Ethnicity in Post-Colonial Campaigns and Their Results Modernizing State Burma James Scott (Discussant) Koji Kubo (moderator) Asuka Mizuno Political Economy Analysis of Pattern of Settlements in Exchange Rate Policy Burmese Trade During the Reform in Myanmar Colonial Period John Buchanan The Rise of Rural Strongmen: Societies in Transition in Independent Burma Hans-Bernd Zollner and Daw Hla Hla Win (moderator) Burmese/Myanmar Elections – Then and Now Min Ye Paing Hein Tax Reform and Economic Development in Burma (Myanmar): Thou Goest Whither? Mu-Lung Hsu Nicholas Farrelly Matthew J. Walton Learning Chinese: The A Manau Before a War: Culture Soldiers, Activists and Monks: Cultural and Economic Basis and Conflict in Burma’s Contesting “Democracy” in of the Yunnanese Identity Kachinland Contemporary Myanmar Sandar Win Banks’ Lending Decisions to Finance Businesses in the Façade of Convergent to Institutional Pressures: A Case of Myanmar (Burma) Joanna Barnard The Visibility of Beriberi? Colonial Healthcare and Nutrition in British Burma David S. Mathieson Quantifying and Qualifying the Human Cost of Burma’s Civil Wars Adam P. MacDonald From Military Rule to Electoral Authoritarianism: The Reconfiguration of Power in Myanmar and its Future Kenton Clymer Burma, The United States, China and the Guomindang (KMT) Problem in the 1950s Ma Jianxiong Setting the Han Lineages Among Dai Chieftains: The Construction of Kokang Elite Networks as a Frontier Institution Between China and Burma Nicole Loring A Window of Opportunity? Using Burma’s Recent Elections to Conceptualize Regime Change Panel 19: Music and Visual Panel 20: Linguistics (2) Performance in Burma 2:30-4:00 Bryce Beemer Dancing Partners: The Influence of Thai Ramayana Masks on the Arts of the Konbaung Era Gavin Douglas The Dhamma Gita of Maung Ko Ko: Sacred and Secular Music Fusion Julian Wheatley (moderator) Justin Watkins Ritual Chanting in Sumtu Chin- A Report on recent Linguistic Fieldwork Nathan Waxman The Naturalization of Indic Loanwords in Burmese Myint Zan Burma: Entering the Good News Column [Again}? A Retrospective and Prospective Look at Recent “Stunning Reforms” Panel 21: Political Reform in Myanmar and Sino-Myanmar Relations in Post General Elections Era David Steinberg (Discussant) Li Chenyang (moderator) Sino-Myanmar Relations After the General Election in 2010: Challenges and Prospect Liu Zhi Ethnic Policy of the New Government and Tendency of Inter-Ethnicity Relations in Myanmar During the Post Election Period Catherine Raymond Laichen Sun The Burmese Harp: A Visual Gunpowder and Languages Construction of a Burmese Identity Saturday (October 6, 2012) Continued Regency Capital Room North Zhu Xianghui Business Elites and Reform in Myanmar Capital Room South Panel 22: Technology, Art Panel 23: State and Society and Cultural Production in Contemporary Myanmar 4:00-5:30 John Badgley (moderator) Myanmar Libraries: Past, Present and Future Jane M. Ferguson International Technology and Burmese Modernity in Burmese Cinema Emily Hue Challenging Vulnerable Cartographies of Burma: Affect, Art and Humanitarian Discourse Sandburg Auditorium Panel 21: Political Reform in Myanmar and Sino-Myanmar Relations (continued) David Steinberg (Discussant) Lu Guangsheng Economic Relations of Yunnan and Myanmar: Renewed Challenges Laur Kiik Myanmar’s Conflicted Nationalisms – Myanmar’s Disconnected Environmentalisms: The Making of Kachin Environmental Subjects Tharaphi Than Khin Zaw Win All that Glitters is Not Gold: Nation Building and Regional The Political and Social Reality Powers Behind the Image of Powerful Women in Contemporary Burma/Myanmar Yan Min Aung Greening Myanmar Industry: Choosing the Right Environmental Policy Tools for Regulating Industrial Pollution in Burma Aung Myint Oo Ludu: A Private Collection Open for Public and Academics 5:30-6:30 Cocktails - Altgeld Hall Ballroom (cash bar) 6:30-7:30 Burma Studies Gala Night Dinner - Altgeld Ballroom Cultural Events – Featuring Award Premiere “Five Pools” on Karen Bronze Drums by Greg Beyer, Chair of Percussion Ensemble, School of Music, Northern Illinois University, Altgeld Ballroom 7:30-9:30 Sunday (October 7, 2012) 8:00-9:00 Breakfast - Regency Room Regency Room Panel 24: Ethics of Research in Myanmar – Roundtable Discussion 9:00-10:00 Rosalie Metro - Discussant Patrick McCormick Elliott Prasse-Freeman 10:00-11:15 Panel 25: Roundtable on Current Affairs - Sponsored by the Asia Foundation John Brandon (moderator) David Steinberg U Ko Ko Hlaing U Than Kyaw Tin Maung Maung Than 11:15-11:30 Closing Ceremony 2012 The Center for Burma Studies. 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