Abstracts & Papers

Workshop Two

Ann Anagnost,
Anthropology, University of Washington

The National Body

Mohammed Bamyeh,
Centre for Contemporary Arab Studies, Georgetown University.

Beyond State, Nation, and Identity:
Cross-Border Convergences in Islamic Public Philosophy

Joshua Barker,
Anthropology, University of Toronto

Indonesia in the Satellite Age: The Story of a Lighthouse Project and Its Role in the Formation of a National Ideology

Martin Bunton
Department of History, University of Victoria

Iraq: Between Communalism, Developmentalism and Nationalism

Timothy Cheek,
University of British Columbia

Sinification, Nationalism and Identity in Chinese Intellectual Discourse

Georgi Derlugian,
Centre for International and Comparative Studies, Northwestern University

Russia Between the Capitalist Globalization and State Patriotism: An Essay in World System Interpretation

Andrew Harding,
Law, University of Victoria

Nationalism/Pluralism/Law/Religion: The Case of Nation-building in Malaysia

Laura Hein,
History, Northwestern University.

The Cultural Career of Japanese Capitalism

Pramod Kumar
Institute for Development and Communication, Chandigarh (India

Nationalism in South Asia: From State Building to Nationality Assertions

Diana Lary,
Department of History, University of British Columbia

The Ancient Past and the Contemporary: Nation China's Archaeologists in the 1920s and 1930s

Mary Layoun,
Professor of Comparative Literature, University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Jayant Lele,
Department of Sociology, Queen's University.

Nation as "modern" community: Explorations of "Maratha Nationalism"

Hy Van Luong,
Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto.

The Restructuring of Vietnamese Nationalism, 1954-2004

Haideh Moghissi
Centre for Refugee Studies, York University

Women, Nationalism and Islamism in Iran

Saeed Rahnema,
Political Science, Atkinson college, York University

Islamic Fundamentalism and Political Mass Mobilization

Sumit Sarkar,
Professor of History, Delhi University.

Nationalism and Poverty : Discourses of Development and Culture in 20th century India

Mark Selden,
Professor, Department of Sociology, Binghamton University.

American Nationalism and Asian Wars

Farzana Shaikh
Centre of South Asian Studies, University of Cambridge.

The "Shariatization" of Pakistani Nationalism

Jonathan Spencer,
Social Anthropology, University of Edinburgh

Culture, politics and economy in the Sri Lankan crisis

Thongchai Winichakul,
History Department,University of Wisconsin-Madison.

A Short History of the Long Memory of the Thai Nation

Guoguang Wu
Political Science and History, University of Victoria

Historical Change in Chinese Nationalism from May Fourth to the 1990s

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