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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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