PANEL 3: THE SIXTIES IN ASIA 1 ‐ GRASSROOTS PERSPECTIVES

ROUNDTABLE 1: REVISITING 1968 AND THE GLOBAL SIXTIES ‐ DEFINITIONS AND MEANINGS

Chair / Commentator: Mary Nolan (Professor, History, New York University)

PANEL 1: CONCEPTUALIZING THE GLOBAL SIXTIES ‐ GRASSROOTS PERSPECTIVES

Chair / Commentator: Martin Klimke ( Associate Professor, History, NYU Abu Dhabi)

PANEL 2: CONCEPTUALIZING THE GLOBAL SIXTIES ‐ DIPLOMACY/IR

Chair / Commentator: Christian Ostermann (Director of Cold War Project, Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars)

Chair / Commentator: Duane Corpis (Associate Professor of History, NYU Shanghai)

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

“1968 and the Global Cold War” Odd Arne Westadt (ST Lee Chair of US-Asian Relations, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University)

PANEL 4: THE SIXTIES IN ASIA 2 ‐ DIPLOMACY / IR

Chair / Commentator: Pierre Landry (Professor of Political Science, NYU Shanghai)

PANEL 5: CHINA IN THE GLOBAL SIXTIES

Chair/Commentator: Joanna Waley‐Cohen (Professor of History/Provost, NYU Shanghai)

WRAP UP

Chair/Commentator: Jeff Lehman (Vice Chancellor, NYU Shanghai) Jian Chen (Distinguished Global Network Professor of History, NYU Shanghai)

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PANEL 3: THE SIXTIES IN ASIA 1 ‐ GRASSROOTS PERSPECTIVES

Gallery

Chair / Commentator: Duane Corpis (Associate Professor of History, NYU Shanghai)

1. Dayo F. Gore (Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies and the Critical Gender Studies, UC San Diego), “On Behalf of the Revolutionary Black People of the United States:” African American Women Radicals in China and the Making of U.S. Third World Solidarity Politics”.
2. Maria Hoehn (Professor of History, Vassar College): “The 1970/71 Racial Crisis in the U.S. Military: Finding Solutions in West Germany and South Korea”.