Program of the 122nd Annual Meeting

January 3—6, 2008
Washington, D.C.

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Friday, January 4, 7:30–11:00 A.M.

Graduate Student Drop-in Room
Sponsored by: Coordinating Council for Women in History
Marriott, Room 8222

Friday, January 4, 7:30–9:00 A.M.

Policy Board meeting
Sponsored by: National Coalition for History
Marriott, Congressional Boardroom

Friday, January 4, 7:30–9:00 A.M.

Breakfast for Women in Theology and Church History
Sponsored by: American Society of Church History
Hilton, Caucus Room

National Advisory Board Meeting
Sponsored by: Society for History Education
Marriott, Park Tower Suite 8219

Friday, January 4, 7:30–9:30 A.M.

Business meeting
Sponsored by: Peace History Society
Omni, Committee Room

Friday, January 4, 8:00–11:00 A.M.

CLAH Information Table
Sponsored by: Conference on Latin American History
Omni, West Registration Desk

Friday, January 4, 9:00–9:30 A.M.

Registration
Sponsored by: Polish American Historical Association
Hallway outside the Marriott’s Taft Room

Friday, January 4, 9:30–11:30 A.M.

AHA Session 27.  Interviewing in the Job Market in the Twenty-First Century
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Blue Room

AHA Session 28.  Historicism and Its Limits
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Marriott Ballroom Salon 2

AHA Session 29.  Where Is the Haitian Revolution?
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Marriott Ballroom Salon 1

AHA Session 30.  Late Medieval and Early Modern Spain, Part 1: Social Developments in Early Modern Castile
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Hoover Room

AHA Session 31.  Tech Tools for Historians
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, North Cotillion

AHA Session 32.  Best-Selling Historical Fiction and Younger Audiences
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Delaware Suite A

AHA Session 33.  Love in Twentieth-Century Africa: Affective Economies and Transnational Connections
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Capitol Room

AHA Session 34.  Foreign Intervention and Historical Memory in the Horn of Africa
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Georgetown East

AHA Session 35.  Configuring Hearth and Home in Comparative Perspective, Part 1: Defining the Household
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Calvert Room

AHA Session 36.  Fishwives, Heretics, Tavernkeepers, and Traders: Women’s Agency in Early Modern Atlantic Port Cities
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Wilson Suite A

AHA Session 37.  Gender and Socialism in Postwar Europe: Discourses, Debates, and Dilemmas
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Harding Room

AHA Session 38.  Ireland in Imperial and Transatlantic Contexts
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Virginia Suite B

AHA Session 39.  Slaves, Writers, Prostitutes, and Mathematicians: Finding History in People
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, South Cotillion

AHA Session 40.  Migration and Culture in Latin America
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Coolidge Room

AHA Session 41.  Situating Brazil in the Atlantic World: Colonial, Imperial, National, and Transnational Perspectives
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Georgetown West

AHA Session 42.  Forced Marches: Militaries, Cacicazgos, and the Uneven Development of Mexican Politics
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Embassy Room

AHA Session 43.  Conversion in the Contact Zones: Navigating Religious Practice and Identity among America’s First Peoples
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Virginia Suite C

AHA Session 44.  De Facto Segregation: Regional Fallacies, Racial Myths, Historical Practices
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Washington Room 3

AHA Session 45.  "The People’s House": Roundtable on Robert V. Remini’s The House: The History of the House of Representatives
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Palladium Ballroom

AHA Session 46.  African Americans and France: Exploring Intersections of War, Race, Gender, and Nation
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Washington Room 4

AHA Session 47.  Diplomatically Speaking: How Historians of American Foreign Relations Communicate with the American Public
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Washington Room 1

AHA Session 48.  Emancipation, Civil War, and Civil Rights: The Struggle for African American Rights
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Hampton Ballroom

AHA Session 49.  Reconstructing the Body: Gender, Medicine, and the Challenges of Race in the Age of Emancipation
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Delaware Suite B

AHA Session 50.  The AIDS Pandemic in Global/Historical Perspective
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Washington Room 2

AHA Session 51.  Managing Everyday Risks in the Twentieth Century: Pedestrians, the Automobile, and the Enclosure Movement
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Monroe East

AHA Session 52.  Rivers of History: Perspectives on Waterways in Europe and North America
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Maryland Suite A

AHA Session 53.  The New International Histories of Labor during the Cold War: The AFL-CIO Confronts the "Third World"
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Hilton, Monroe West

AHA Session 54.  Toward a Transnational History of Disability
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Virginia Suite A

AHA Session 55.  Transnationalizing Histories of Women, Gender, and Sexuality: The View from the Journals
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Omni, Diplomat Ballroom

AHA Session 56.  Uneven Developments: Public History in the Federal and State Legislative Bodies
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Wilson Suite B

AHA Session 57.  The Silk Road in World History and in World Art History
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Washington Room 5

AHA Session 58.  Memories of African Slavery, Part I
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Wilson Suite C

Alcohol and Drugs History Society Session 1
When Theory Becomes Practice: Political and Cultural Subcultures and the Drinking Establishment
Sponsored by: Alcohol and Drugs History Society
Omni, Governor’s Boardroom

American Association for History and Computing Session 2
Pushing the Boundaries of Online History Education: Three Innovating Departments
Sponsored by: American Association for History and Computing
Omni, Congressional A

American Catholic Historical Association Session 2
Success and Failure in Three Renaissance Pontificates: Pius II (1458–64), Julius II (1503–13), Leo X (1513–21)
Sponsored by: American Catholic Historical Association
Marriott, Truman Room

American Catholic Historical Association Session 3
Lay Activism and Renewal in Postconciliar Catholicism
Sponsored by: American Catholic Historical Association
Marriott, Eisenhower Room

American Society of Church History Session 2
Points of Light: The Role of Urban Centers in Early Christianity
Sponsored by: American Society of Church History
Hilton, Military Room

American Society of Church History Session 3
Society for Reformation Research Session 1
Religious Studies Meets Reformation History: Three Perspectives on Ideology of Religious Studies and the "sui generis" Debate
Sponsored by: American Society of Church History & Society for Reformation Research
Hilton, Hemisphere Room

American Society of Church History Session 4
Global Kingdom, Local Nation: Chinese Protestants and the Dilemma of Nationalism in Republican China
Sponsored by: American Society of Church History
Hilton, Grant Room

American Society of Church History Session 5
Through the Lens of Modernity: Race, Ethnicity, and Religion in the American West
Sponsored by: American Society of Church History
Hilton, Hamilton Room

American Society of Church History Session 6
Christianity, Politics, and the Press in the Recent United States
Sponsored by: American Society of Church History
Hilton, Thoroughbred Room

Association for the Bibliography of History
Conference of Historical Journals Session 1
Historical Journals, Scholarly Communication, and Open Access
Sponsored by: Association for the Bibliography of History & Conference of Historical Journals
Marriott, Marriott Ballroom Balcony A

Conference Group for Central European History Session 3
The Vatican-National Socialist Relationship Re-Examined: New Historiography, New Evidence
Sponsored by: Conference Group for Central European History
Marriott, Roosevelt Room

Conference Group for Central European History Session 4
Anti-Semitism: European Roots and International Diffusion in the Twentieth Century
Sponsored by: Conference Group for Central European History
Marriott, Kennedy Room

Conference on Latin American History Session 9
Imagining Feminism in Twentieth-Century Mexico
Sponsored by: Conference on Latin American History
Omni, Director’s Room

Immigration and Ethnic History Society Session 1
German Immigrants, African Americans, and the Evolution of Racial Attitudes in the Nineteenth-Century United States
Sponsored by: Immigration and Ethnic History Society
Omni, Forum Room

International Labor and Working-Class History Association
Chinese Labor and Labor Studies
Sponsored by: International Labor and Working-Class History Association
Omni, Congressional B

MARHO: The Radical Historians Association
Reconceptualizations of the African Diaspora
Sponsored by: MARHO: The Radical Historians Association
Marriott, Marriott Ballroom Balcony C

National History Center Session 1
Accounting for the History Major and Its Role in Liberal Arts Education: A Conversation
Sponsored by: National History Center
Marriott, Maryland Suite B

Polish American Historical Association Session 1
Newest Research in Polish American History
Sponsored by: Polish American Historical Association
Marriott, Taft Room

Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era Session 2
Hull House Women in the World: The International Perspectives of Jane Addams and Grace Abbott
Sponsored by: Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era
Omni, Council Room

Friday, January 4, 9:30–11:00 A.M.

UHA Board of Director’s meeting
Sponsored by: Urban History Association
Omni, Chairman’s Boardroom

Friday, January 4, 10:00 P.M.–12:00 A.M.

Reception hosted by the American Historical Association for 2007 President Barbara Weinstein, New York University
Sponsored by: American Historical Association
Marriott, Marriot Ballroom Salon 1

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