AAS

Saturday
Panel 298. SEA
5:15PM-7:15PM
ROUNDTABLE
Dominion Ballroom North, 2nd Floor
The Philippines as Field: Diverse Positionalities and
the Production of Knowledge – Sponsored by York
Centre for Asian Research
Chaired by Philip Kelly, York University
Discussants:
B. Lynne Milgram, OCAD University
Kenneth Lawrence Cardenas, York University
Chaya Go, York University
Alex Z. Felipe, York University
Panel 299. C
5:15PM-7:15PM
Maple East, Mezzanine
Poetry and Empire
Chaired by Paul W. Kroll, University of Colorado, Boulder
Is the Chu ci Anthology a Han Imperial Text?
Martin Kern, Princeton University
Arrogating Imperial Performance: The Chu ci and Xie Lingyun
Harrison Huang, Columbia University
Writing Empire, Writing Self in Early Medieval Poetry
Xiaofei Tian, Harvard University
Allusion in Poetry on the An Lushan Rebellion
Lucas R. Bender, Yale University
Discussant:
Jack W. Chen, University of Virginia
Panel 300. C
5:15PM-7:15PM
Davenport, 4th Floor
(De)regulating Capital: Exploring the
Transformation of China’s Financial System
Between State and Market: Capitalization of the China
Development Bank
Muyang Chen, University of Washington
Peer-to-Peer Lending, Financial Inclusion and Socioeconomic
Development in China
Thin or Thick Convergence: Establishing China’s Financial
Regulatory System
John Yasuda, Indiana University
China’s Sovereign Wealth Funds in Transitional Economy:
Orchestrated Economic Statecraft or Fragmented Bureaucratic
Competition?
Zongyuan Liu, Johns Hopkins University
Panel 301. C
5:15PM-7:15PM
Leaside, 4th Floor
If I Took Those Words Away: Moving Beyond Text-
Centered “Readings” of Mao-Era Cultural Production
Chaired by Weihong Bao, University of California, Berkeley
Socialist Sound and the Radio Voice: Hearing Maoist
Broadcasting in the 1950s
Marie Paulina Hartono, University of California, Berkeley
Man in the High Castle: The Cultural Revolution Red Guard Rally
Films (1966-67)
Eldon Pei, Stanford University
Revolutionary Glamour in 3D: From Affective Spectatorship to
Sensorial Spectacle in the Remediation of The White-Haired Girl
Max L. Bohnenkamp, Harvard University
Discussant:
Nicole Huang, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Panel 302. C
5:15PM-7:15PM
Norfolk, Mezzanine
Turn to Sound: Acoustic Practices in War and Peace
in Modern China
Chaired by Chen-Pang Yeang, University of Toronto
Enlightenment’s Voice and Gesture: Techniques of Body in
Modern Chinese Public Speaking
Ling Kang, Washington University in St. Louis
Singing is Believing: Aural Imagination and Nation Building in the
War of Resistance
Xiaobing Tang, University of Michigan
Enemy Radio and the Territorialisation of Sound in Mao’s China
Yu Wang, University of Toronto
The Tone-Color Revolution: Teresa Teng and the Transistor
Andrew F. Jones, University of California, Berkeley
Discussant:
Chen-Pang Yeang, University of Toronto
Panel 303. C
5:15PM-7:15PM
Carleton, Mezzanine
Multilevel Environmental Governance in China
Performative Governance
Iza Ding, University of Pittsburgh
Clean Air at what Cost? The Rise of “Blunt Force” Pollution
Regulation in China
Denise van der Kamp, University of California, Berkeley
Corporate Concentration and Air Pollution Governance in China
Deborah J. Seligsohn, University of California, San Diego
Water Wars in China: Intergovernmental Negotiations over Eco-
Compensation Mechanisms for Watershed Management
Discussant:
Rachel Stern, University of California, Berkeley
Association for Asian Studies 2017 Annual Conference 91