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

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)

PANEL 3: THE SIXTIES IN ASIA 1 ‐ GRASSROOTS PERSPECTIVES

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)

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 4: THE SIXTIES IN ASIA 2 ‐ DIPLOMACY / IR

Gallery

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

1. Naoko Koda (Assistant Professor of History, Kinki University): “The U.S. Cold War and the Japanese Student Movement, 1948-1968”
2. Gregg A. Brazinsky (Associate Professor of History and International Affairs, George Washington University): “Making Non-Dissident Youth: The IFYE and Agrarian Youth in Asia and America”
3. Artemy Kalinofsky, (Associate Professor of East European Studies, Universitair Docent) “From 1968 to 1969: Education, Mobilization, and Anti-Colonial Politics in Tajikistan“.