| DATE: | Friday-Saturday, October 5-6, 2007 |
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| PLACE: | Toll Room, Alumni House, UC Berkeley |
| SPONSORS: | Institute of East Asian Studies Center for Chinese Studies Center for Japanese Studies Center for Korean Studies Institute of International Studies Berkeley China Initiative Asia Society Northern California The Japan Society of Northern California This conference is made possible by the generosity of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) |
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Anne Allison (Duke University) J-brand: What image of youth is getting sold in Japan's "gross national cool"?
Peter Beck (ICG Seoul/US Committee for Human Rights in North Korea)
Ian Condry (MIT) — Anime, Online Piracy, and the Workings of Soft Power
Jinxia Dong (Peking University/Beijing Sports University) — Elite Athletes, National Identity and the Olympic Games: Winning Glory for China
Steve Fish (UC Berkeley) — Projecting What We've Not: Sustaining the Cult of Whiteness and Forfeiting Cultural Power in Indonesia
John Horne (University of Edinburgh) — Hosting Major Sports Events in East Asia: Connections, Challenges and Contradictions
Roger Janelli (Indiana University) — Korea, Soft Power, and the Politics of Culture (paper co-authored by Dawnhee Yim) and PowerPoint presentation
Alastair Iain Johnston (Harvard University) — Keynote Address: The Conditions for a Security Community in East Asia
Josh Kurlantzick (Carnegie) — China's Soft Power in Southeast Asia
Chyungly Lee (Institute of International Relations of National Chengchi University) Soft Power and Asian Identity: A Taiwanese Perspective
Richard Madsen (UC San Diego) — The Asian Cultural Cooperation Forum: Hong Kong as a Nexus of Soft Power
Roald Maliangkay (Australian National University) — The Myth of Soft Power: Selling Korean Pop Music Abroad
Wolfram Manzenreiter (University of Vienna) — The Soft Power of Sports in Japan's International Relations
Andrew Morris (California Polytechnic State University) — Kanō Baseball and "Triethnic" Identity in 1930s Taiwan
Chan E. Park (Ohio State University) — Storytelling and Human Connectivity: Songs of Korean Diaspora
T.J. Pempel (UC Berkeley) — Concluding Remarks - Catching the Wave: Connecting East Asia Through Soft Power
Xiao Qiang (UC Berkeley) — Bloggers as Cultural Ambassadors in Cyberspace
Kim Reimann (Georgia State University) — NGOs, Transnational Networks and Regional Governance in East Asia
Stanley Rosen (University of Southern California) — Film Markets in China, Japan and Korea and PowerPoint presentation
Sang Yeon Sung (Indiana University) — Constructing a New Image - Korean Popular Culture in Taiwan and PowerPoint presentation
Isao Tsujimoto (Japan Foundation, New York) — How Soft Is Japan?
Jeffrey Wasserstrom (UC Irvine) — NGOs and China: Putting Current Patterns into Historical Perspective
Keiko Yamanaka (UC Berkeley) — Civil Activism for Migrant Workers' Rights in Japan, Korea and China
