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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 9:00 A.M - 4:00 P.M. AHA Council Meeting THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 12:00–6:00 P.M. AHA Headquarters Office open Local Arrangements Committee and Press Office open THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 12:00–7:00 P.M. AHA Meeting Registration Internet and Messaging Center open THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 12:30–6:00 P.M. Job Register open THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1:30–4:30 P.M. AHA Workshop: Directors of Graduate Studies and Other Interested Parties THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 3:00–5:00 P.M. AHA Session 1. Nationalism: Global Perspectives on the Civic/Ethnic Dichotomy—Roundtable AHA Session 2. Orientation to the AHA Annual Meeting AHA Session 3. New Directions in United States Public History: ExplorePAhistory.com—Roundtable AHA Session 4. Religion and Orientalism in United States Foreign Policy AHA Session 5. Global 1956—Roundtable AHA Session 6. New Histories of South Africa and the United States: From Comparative to Transnational History—Roundtable AHA Session 7. New Perspectives in United States Urban History and Politics— Roundtable AHA Session 8. Radical Secularism in the Twentieth-Century Arab Middle East—Roundtable AHA Session 9. Revisioning the Freedom Struggle: New Interpretations of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States AHA Session 10. Self-Discipline and Survival: Servicemen’s Diaries and Subjectivity in China and Japan, 1937–45 AHA Session 11. The Other Irish Politics: Irish-American Women and American Reform Movements, 1880–1920 AHA Session 12. The Politics of Prayer in Early Modern England AHA Session 13. Transnationalism, Orientalism, and German Imperialism AHA Session 14. Anatomy of a Course: Pedagogy and Higher Education AHA Session 15. Old Unreconstructeds: Southern Memory and the Civil War AHA Session 16. Military Occupations and National Questions in World War I AHA Session 17. Constructing Race, Hierarchy, and Nation: Nineteenth-Century Brazil and Cuba AHA Session 18. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and History: Aggregating Data, Connecting Places, and Analyzing Processes—Roundtable AHA Session 19. Indigenous Conquistadors and Ethnic Transformation in Oaxaca, Guatemala, and Nueva Galicia AHA Session 20. New Perspectives on Transnational Labor History— THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 3:00–7:00 P.M. Exhibit Hall open THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 7:30 P.M. Opening of the 120th Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association Between Memory and History: Eyewitness Accounts as a Historical Source FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 7:30–9:00 A.M. Committee on Minority Historians Mentoring Breakfast FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. AHA Meeting Registration open AHA Headquarters Office open Local Arrangements Committee and Press Office open FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 9:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Internet and Messaging Center open Job Register open Exhibit Hall open FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 9:30–11:30 A.M. AHA Session 21. Interviewing in the Job Market in the Twenty-First Century AHA Session 22. New Directions in International History AHA Session 23. Exchange of Views: Doing American History at Historic Sites AHA Session 24. The Evaluation of the Teaching American History Grant Program AHA Session 25. African American Islam: Narratives of Counter-Citizenship AHA Session 26. Religion, Society, and National Identity in Early Modern Britain and Europe AHA Session 27. The Roots of Environmental Justice in the United States AHA Session 28. From Penny Press to Continuous Television Coverage: Historical Origins and Forms of “Information Society” in the United States AHA Session 29. Imaginary Worlds: (Trans)National Identities in West Germany in and after 1968 AHA Session 30. Libérations et Limites: Aviation and Gender in France and the United States from the Great War through the Cold War AHA Session 31. Music, Nation, Identity, and Conflict in China and the U.S.S.R. AHA Session 32. National and Colonial Projects in Contested Borderlands—A Roundtable on Prasenjit Duara’s Sovereignty and Authenticity: Manchukuo and the East Asian Modern AHA Session 33. Political Nation/Political Economy: Governmental Institutions and the Making of the United States— Roundtable AHA Session 34. Rethinking Nationalism in the Early Turkish Republic AHA Session 35. Riverscapes and the Formation of National Identity— Roundtable AHA Session 36. A Hemispheric Approach to Nationalism in the Americas— Roundtable AHA Session 37. Studying Italian History in the Twenty-First Century: Challenges and Changes to the State of the Field AHA Session 38. From Cultural History to the History of Society: A Roundtable Discussion of A Crooked Line: From Cultural History to the History of Society by Geoff Eley AHA Session 39. The Gender and Geography of Empire: From the Mediterranean to the Pacific AHA Session 40. The Transatlantic and Intra-American Slave Trades and Black Population Trends in the Americas before 1820: An Attempt to Assemble the Big Picture AHA Session 41. Transnational Histories of the American Civil War Era AHA Session 42. The View of the South from Manhattan: The Politics of Representing Poor Whites in 1930s America AHA Session 43. Women, Nation, and Patriotism in the Wars against Revolutionary and Napoleonic France—Roundtable AHA Session 44. Angola, Arara, and the Making of Colonial African Identities in New Spain, Guatemala, and Peru AHA Session 45. Writing and Teaching about Women in the United States Civil War—Roundtable AHA Session 46. Contesting Nationality during World War I: Transatlantic Perspectives AHA Session 47. Demonology and Psychological Healing in Early Modern Europe AHA Session 48. Desiring Men: Identity, Masculinity, and Homosexual Practices in Metropole and Colony AHA Session 49. Exploring NEH Landmarks of American History: Workshops for School Teachers—Roundtable AHA Session 50. Human Rights, Public History, and the Creation of National Histories FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 11:30 A.M.–2:30 P.M. Affiliated societies display FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 12:30–2:00 P.M. Careers in History: A Workshop for Aspiring Historians FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 2:30–4:30 P.M. AHA Session 51. Failed Nationalisms: Winners and Losers in the History of Nationality—Roundtable AHA Session 52. Teaching and Learning History with New Media—Roundtable AHA Session 53. Roger Chartier and the Practice of Cultural History— Roundtable AHA Session 54. Power and Practice: Maintaining Control in the French Empire, 1880–1945 AHA Session 55. The Culture of Dollar Diplomacy in the Americas AHA Session 56. Nation Building during a Time of Revolution: The United States and Latin America, 1950–65 AHA Session 57. National Identities and International Translations in Twentieth- Century Urbanism AHA Session 58. Nationalism and Frontiers in the Americas: Regional, Comparative, and Global Perspectives AHA Session 59. Northern Emancipation as National History: Retelling the Black Freedom Struggle above the Mason-Dixon Line—Roundtable AHA Session 60. Not Just a “Parlour Game” Anymore: Counterfactual History in the Historical Mainstream—Roundtable AHA Session 61. Painting Antisemitism Gray: Anti-Jewish Animus and the Formation of National Identities AHA Session 62. Pictures of United States Patriotism: War, Scandal, and the Power of Images AHA Session 63. New Approaches to the Study of the Military in United States History—Roundtable AHA Session 64. Rethinking the Waves Metaphor in Writing the History of the Women’s Movement in the United States—Roundtable AHA Session 65. Saints with(out) Borders: Patron Saints and the Formation of National Identity AHA Session 66. Science, Society, and Civilization: The Production of Knowledge in the Middle East AHA Session 67. Self-Identity and Nationalism in Guatemala and Nicaragua, 1870–1960 AHA Session 68. The 1970s and the Resurgence of the Right in American Politics AHA Session 69. Thorns in Penn’s Crown: Challenges to Quaker Authority in Pennsylvania, 1690–1790 AHA Session 70. Transnational Imaginings: Nationalism, Universalism, and Imperialism in Modern Asia—Roundtable AHA Session 71. Beyond the Boundaries of Nations: Diasporic Travels and the Politics of Black Resistance AHA Session 72. Writing Outside of the West: Language Study and Nation in China and Eastern Europe AHA Session 73. Church, State, and Popular Religiosity in Mexico: Views from the Eighteenth and Twentieth Centuries AHA Session 74. Colonial Desires: Representations and Regulations in British India AHA Session 75. Comparative Literacies of the Ancient World—Roundtable AHA Session 76. Foreign Expertise and Environmental Change in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Asia AHA Session 77. Global Domesticities: Denationalizing the History of Private Life—Roundtable AHA Session 78. The Scholars’ Initiative Part I: History as a Destructive Force in Multiethnic Societies AHA Session 79. Reconstructing Historical Experience: Material Culture and the Making of Knowledge FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 4:45–6:15 P.M. Annual meeting of affiliated society representatives FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 5:30 P.M. Reception for Two-Year Faculty FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 5:30–6:30 P.M. Committee for Graduate Students Open Forum FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 6:30 P.M. Reception for Graduate Students FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 7:00–8:20 P.M. Reception for recipients of 2005 AHA awards and prizes and for members of 2005 award and prize committees FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 8:30 P.M. American Historical Association General Meeting FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 10:00 P.M–12:00 A.M. Reception hosted by the American Historical Association for 2005 President James J. Sheehan, Stanford University SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 7:30–9:00 A.M. Breakfast Meeting of the AHA Committee on Women Historians SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 9:30–11:30 A.M. AHA Session 80. What Difference Does a Nation Make? Rethinking Religion in Nineteenth-Century Europe—Roundtable AHA Session 81. Out There or in Here? The Chilly Climate Revisited—Roundtable AHA Session 82. Were All the World a Blog: History Bloggers and History Blogging—Roundtable AHA Session 83. Oral History and Institutional Review Boards: What Historians Need to Know before Doing It—Roundtable AHA Session 84. Preserving Today for Tomorrow’s Historian—Roundtable AHA Session 85. How Can I Improve My C.V. for the Job Market? An Interactive Workshop AHA Session 86. An “Obvious Danger”: The Haitian Revolution in the United States, 1793–1860 AHA Session 87. Imperial Wars and Cultural Conflict in the Early American Borderlands AHA Session 88. Information, Networks, and Institutions in European and Atlantic Markets, Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries AHA Session 89. Material and Visual Culture as Historical Documentation: New Approaches to the History of Colonial Latin America AHA Session 90. Memory, Place, and Politics in Postwar Native America AHA Session 91. Modern Empires, Ancient Colonies: Classicism and the Anglo-American Imperial Crisis of the 1770s AHA Session 92. Napoleon’s Atlantic: The Impact of the Napoleonic Empire on the Atlantic World—Roundtable AHA Session 93. American Missionaries and National Cultures in the Middle East—Roundtable AHA Session 94. Race and Nation in Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina AHA Session 95. Religion, Politics, and Nation-Building in Twentieth-Century China AHA Session 96. Retrenchment, Regeneration, and Rebirth: Nations and National Histories in Spain, Catalonia, and Italy AHA Session 97. Foremothers of Ann Coulter: Right-Wing Women and the Conservative Intellectual Movement in the United States, 1930–80 AHA Session 98. The Scholars’ Initiative Part 2: Design, Implementation, and Impact AHA Session 99. Screening Empires: The Impact of Cinema in and of the Non-West—Roundtable AHA Session 100. Sites of Indifference to Nation in Habsburg Central Europe, 1880–1918 AHA Session 101. Shaping Feminine Identity and Medieval Community AHA Session 102. The Economic and Political Cultures of Middle-Class Black Nationalism in the United States AHA Session 103. Bridging National and World History: Using the Annenberg Multimedia Project to Connect and Transcend National Histories—Roundtable AHA Session 104. Can School-University Collaborations Work?—Roundtable AHA Session 105. Constructing Places: Building Nations and Negotiating Identities in Colonial and Post-Colonial Cities of the Japanese Empire AHA Session 106. Engendering Transnational Protest: Black Women Activists and the Global Political Stage, 1850–1980 AHA Session 107. Faith, Pluralism, and National Identity in the United States and Western Europe: Comparative Perspectives on History Past and Present AHA Session 108. Food Nation: Producing, Serving, Marketing, and Consuming Food in Twentieth-Century America AHA Session 109. Gender, National Identities, and World History: Problems and Trends in Historiography and the Classroom—Roundtable AHA Session 110. Public Historians Reaching Classrooms K–16 through Museums—Roundtable SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 11:30 A.M.–2:00 P.M. AHR Board of Editors luncheon and meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 12:00–1:30 P.M. What is Lost, What Comes Next? Historians Consider Hurricane Katrina SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 12:15–1:45 P.M. Luncheon AHA Modern European History Section SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 12:30–2:00 P.M. Public History Open Forum SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2:30–4:30 P.M. AHA Session 111. European Nations: Their Origins, Contexts, and Ideologies AHA Session 112. Doing Oral History in the Future Tense: Prospects in Oral History—Roundtable AHA Session 113. Women’s and Gender History in Global Perspective—Roundtable AHA Session 114. What Is the Meaning of the Master’s Degree?—Roundtable AHA Session 115. Military Historians in a Time of War: Reflections on Current Roles, Responsibilities, and Experiences—Roundtable AHA Session 116. Finding the Subject: New Methodologies in the Study of Prostitution AHA Session 117. Form, Function, and Style: Instructional Manuals in Early Modern Europe AHA Session 118. Gender, Age, and Labor: Masculinities in the Twentieth- Century United States Workplace AHA Session 119. Inculcating Citizenship through Education Policy in Post–1945 West Germany, the Soviet Union, and the United States AHA Session 120. Integrating the Pirate into the History of the Nation AHA Session 121. International Rivalries and Ethnic Conflicts: The Ottoman Empire, 1838–1918 AHA Session 122. Intersections of Identity: Religion, Warfare, and the Production of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Colonial New England AHA Session 123. Latin America in the Era of the Cuban Revolution—Roundtable AHA Session 124. Nations, Nationalisms, and Writing Music Histories—Roundtable AHA Session 125. Preparing World History Teachers for the Twenty-First Century AHA Session 126. Art, National Identity, and History in Twentieth-Century United States, British India, Mexico, and Japan AHA Session 127. Raceless and Racial Visions of the Nation: Identity, Ideology, and Nation-Building in the Twentieth Century AHA Session 128. Radio Nations—Roundtable AHA Session 129. Reclaiming Black American History: Narrative, Nation, and the Individual, 1920–50 AHA Session 130. The Cold War Space Race and Internationalization of Space Exploration AHA Session 131. The Public Face on Private Matters: Representing Health and Sickness in the South, 1865–1945 AHA Session 132. The Use of Universals in the Creation of Modern American Conservatism AHA Session 133. Building Academic Literacy through History AHA Session 134. Before the Law: Testimonials and the Politics of Witnessing in Colonial Mexico AHA Session 135. Cinema: National, Transnational, and Global Culture—Roundtable AHA Session 136. The Scholars’ Initiative Team Reports, Part 3: Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies AHA Session 137. Empire in the East: The Theory and Practice of International Relations in Southeast Asia in the Early Modern Period AHA Session 138. Protestant Missionaries Abroad and United States National Identity AHA Session 139. Poster Session AHA Session 140. Benjamin Franklin at 300: Three New Works—Roundtable SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 4:45 P.M. American Historical Association Business Meeting SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 5:30 P.M. Public Historians’ Reception SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 6:30 P.M. Reception for Life Members of the American Historical Association SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 7:30 P.M. AHA-OAH Joint Committee on Part-Time and Adjunct Employment Reception SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 8:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M. AHA Council meeting SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 8:30 A.M.–2:00 P.M. AHA Headquarters Office open Local Arrangements Committee and Press Office open SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 8:30–10:30 A.M. AHA Session 141. Nations on Display? Exhibitions, World’s Fairs, and the National Question, 1851–1958—Roundtable AHA Session 142. Assessing Student Learning in History: How Are We Doing?— Roundtable AHA Session 143. Anglo-Protestant Liberals and America: Reformers’ Divergent Visions of National Identity—Roundtable AHA Session 144. Re-Evaluating the Accuracy of Early Amerindian Population Counts—Roundtable AHA Session 145. Herbert Spencer’s Influence on and Interpretations by European Socialists, American Conservationists, and American Unitarians, 1860–1900 AHA Session 146. Empire, Morality, and Religion in British Ideas of Nationhood, ca. 1790–1850 AHA Session 147. Female Patriots: Women and Their Nations in Times of War AHA Session 148. Historians and Marcel Mauss’s Essay on The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Societies—Roundtable AHA Session 149. Histories, Libraries, and National Identities in Renaissance Europe AHA Session 150. Jane Addams’ Newer Ideals of Peace: A Centennial Appraisal— Roundtable AHA Session 151. Japan’s Twentieth Century in Limbo—Roundtable AHA Session 152. Medieval Exegesis: Comparative Approaches AHA Session 153. National Cuisines in Global Perspective—Roundtable AHA Session 154. Agribusiness and Environmental Contamination in the Twentieth-Century American South AHA Session 155. No Star Is Ever Lost: Attempts to Use Science to Prevent War in the Twentieth Century AHA Session 156. Race, Nation, and Incorporation in Nineteenth-Century North America AHA Session 157. Rethinking the “Prison of Peoples”: Recent Historiography on Russian Empire-Building—Roundtable AHA Session 158. Sex Scandals at the Fin-de-Siècle: Nation, Class, and Gender in the Late Habsburg Monarchy AHA Session 159. States and Subalterns in Latin America during the Age of Revolution AHA Session 160. Textbooks, Popular History, and the News: Teaching National Histories and National Identities—Roundtable AHA Session 161. Comparative Studies in Cultural History: New Research into the Everyday Life and Legacy of the Mughal Emperor Babur, 1483–1530 AHA Session 162. United States Empire and Its Implications for History— Roundtable AHA Session 163. War and American Nationalism—Roundtable AHA Session 164. Alternative Health and Life Reform in Europe and the United States in the Twentieth Century—Roundtable AHA Session 165. Americanism, National Identity, and the Limits of Pluralism during the Progressive Era AHA Session 166. Approaching Palestinian History AHA Session 167. Benjamin Franklin at 300: Printer, Scientist, and Promoter of American Liberties—Roundtable AHA Session 168. Challenging the “Racial Frontier” in American History AHA Session 169. Creativity under Constraint, Part 1: Shaping Self in Slavery and Freedom in Brazil and the United States SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Job Register open Internet and Messaging Center open Exhibit Hall open SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 11:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M. AHA Session 170. An Atlantic History of Rights AHA Session 171. Women and the Law in Cross-Cultural Perspective AHA Session 172. Honor, Gender, and the Making of Collective Identities in the Early Modern World AHA Session 173. Teaching the Nation as Imagined Community: Strategies for Understanding Nationalisms in the Classroom—Roundtable AHA Session 174. Crossing the Line: Ethnicity and Music in Twentieth- Century America AHA Session 175. European Minorities and the International Community in the Twentieth Century AHA Session 176. Guerilla Violence in the American Civil War: Contemporary Perspectives AHA Session 177. Have We Ever Been Secular? Religion and the Modern Human Sciences AHA Session 178. Love and Ethics: Genealogies of Morality in Fin-de-Siècle Europe AHA Session 179. National Cinema, National Reception: Critics, Audiences, and “National” Film Culture AHA Session 180. Nationality, Hybridity, and Métissage in the French Colonial Empires—Roundtable AHA Session 181. New Developments in Digital History AHA Session 182. Picturing the Past: History Photographed, Filmed, Drawn, and Digitized AHA Session 183. Apprenticing Historical Thinking in the Secondary Classroom—Roundtable AHA Session 184. Science and Development: Re-Examining “Center” and “Periphery” as an Analytical Framework for Latin America and South Asia AHA Session 185. Socialist Visions of the Public Sphere in Late Nineteenth- Century Central Europe AHA Session 186. The Crimean War as a Moment of Russian National Identity AHA Session 187. The Rise of the Modern Nation in Tibet: National Identity, Secular Literature, and Territorial Constructions AHA Session 188. What Makes a Nation? The Republic of Vietnam, 1955–65 AHA Session 189. Arbiters of Time: American Modernity, Cultural Conflict, and Control of the Clock, 1820–1920 AHA Session 190. Armies, Identities, and Independence in Spanish America AHA Session 191. Beyond Administrative Kingship: Medieval Governance without the State AHA Session 192. Catholic Women and Their Nation: Gender and Religious Identities in the Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century United States AHA Session 193. Colliding Geographies and the Dilemma of Imperial Authority AHA Session 194. Conceptions of World Order: Global Historical Approaches AHA Session 195. Creativity under Constraint, Part 2: Shaping Self in Slavery and Freedom in Brazil, Mexico, and the United States |
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