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Professor John Skrentny, Dept. of Sociology, University of California at San Diego September 17, 2009 noon-1.30pm, Mergenthaler 366 Can States Control Immigration? A Comparison of the US, Asia and Europe co-sponsored with Dept. of Political Science
Professor Frank Wu, School of Law, Howard University October 1, 2009 noon-1.30pm, Mergenthaler 366 Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White co-sponsored with Dept. of Political Science and Race, Immigration, and Citizenship Working Group
Professor Takashi Nishiyama, Dept. of History, SUNY Brockport October 15, 2009 3-5pm, History of Science and Technology, 3505 North Charles Street Kamikaze Technology and its Aftermath: Mobilizing Engineers for War and Peace in Japan, 1932-64 co-sponsored with Dept. of History of Science and Technology
Assoc. Professor Hugh Shapiro, Dept. of History, University of Nevada-Reno October 22, 2009 3pm 3rd Floor, Welch Library, 1900 E. Monument St. The Birth of Nervousness: Neurasthenia in Modern China co-sponsored with Dept. of Medicine
Mr. Richard Danziger, Independent Scholar October 27, 2009 1.30-3.30pm, Charles Commons 304 Japanese Tea Culture
Assoc. Professor Nanxiu Qian, Dept. of Asian Studies, Rice University November 19, 2009 noon-1.30pm, Mergenthaler 366 Chronicling China's Reform: The Late Qing Woman Writer Xue Shaohui (1866-1911) and Her Intellectual Networks
Professor Dorothy Ko, Department of History, Barnard College Professor Gary Gereffi, Department of Sociology, Duke University Professor Victor Nee, Department of Sociology, Cornell University Professor Daniel Slater, Department of Political Science, University of Chicago Dr. Dong-Won Kim, Visiting Associate Professor, Department of History of Science and Technology, Johns Hopkins University Professor Shang-Jin Wei, Columbia Business School Mr. Henry Levine, Stonebridge International, State Department’s Foreign Service Institute Professor Ching Kwan Lee, Department of Sociology, University of California-Berkeley Professor Deborah Brautigam, School of International Service, American University Professor Nicola di Cosmo, Institute for Advanced Study Ms. Yoko Tawada, Japanese-German poet
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