2004 Annual Meeting Program: Saturday Morning Sessions of the AHA Program Committee, 65-95


	Morning Sessions of the AHA Program Committee, Sessions 65–95 Saturday, January 10, 2004 9:30–11:30 a.m. 65. Presidential Session: The Cultural Approach to War 66. The Future of Graduate Training in History: A Panel Discussion 67. State Budgets and the Crisis of Historical Infrastructure in the United States: A Panel Discussion 68. Bringing History to the Table: The Role of Historians in Contemporary Political Debate 69. September 11, 2001: Collection, Exhibition, and Education 70. “A Barbarous Relic of Ancient Times”: Hostages in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds 71. 1204 Seen from 2004: Teaching the Fourth Crusade 72. “Babel before Bhabha”: Language and German Cultural Studies since 1800 73. Civilians and Sanctions in Comparative Perspective 74. Conceptual versus Chronological: How Best to Teach the European/Western Civilization History Survey 75. Double Victory or Double Trouble? How Wars Shaped the Struggle for Black Liberation 76. Funding and Defunding the American State: War and Society in the Twentieth Century 77. Indictments and Opportunities: American Workers, Their Unions, and the State in the World War I and World War II Eras 78. Mexicans, Citizenship, and National Identity, 1880–1940 79. Militarizing the Body: Prosthetics, Propaganda, and Medical Politics in Wartime Europe and the United States, 1914–19 80. Nationality, Multiethnicity, and Citizenship in Modern Italy 81. Nature and Magic in Early Modern Central Europe 82. Patrolling Borders, Ascribing Identities: Population Reclassification in World War II-Era Europe 83. Peace Research in History: Irwin Abrams and the Evolution of a Field 84. Power, Politics, and Colonial Ritual: Fresh Perspectives from New Spain 85. Reimagining the Civil War: Memory and National Reunification 86. Targets of Government: Power and Knowledge in Comparative Perspective 87. The Christian-Muslim Border in Early Modern Southeast Europe 88. The Consumer Revolution in U.S. Health Care 89. The Suburban Sunbelt and the Making of Modern American Conservatism 90. The Year China Discovered America: A Roundtable Discussion 91. Toward an International History of the Middle Class 92. Wider Lenses, Wider Wars: The Chronology of the American War in Vietnam 93. Naval Blockades in Comparative and International Perspective 94. Women, War, and Resistance 95. Armed Forces Interactions with American Science and Technology: From the Revolution to the Twenty-First Century Military Influences on Science