Registration
Rose Alumni House
232 York Street (between Chapel and Elm)
(Short-term parking will be available on York Street in front of Rose Alumni House - look for bagged meters).

Registration
Rosenfeld Hall (during reception)
109-111 Grove Street
(corner of Temple and Grove)

Highlights of the East Asia Library at Yale
Sterling Memorial Library
120 High Street
Private showing, by curator Ellen Hammond, of treasures
from the Japanese and Chinese rare book collections.

Special Tour of the Center for Language Study
370 Temple Street
Tour of this newly-renovated state-of-the-art facility
guided by Nina Garrett ’63 MAT, Director.

OPENING SESSION
William L. Harkness Hall
Room 201 (Sudler Hall)
100 Wall Street

Welcoming Remarks
Peter Salovey ’86 PhD (Psychology)
Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Gustav Ranis '56 PhD (Economics)
Director, Yale Center for International and Area Studies

Mimi Hall Yiengpruksawan
Chair, Council on East Asian Studies

Keynote Address:
“Forty-four Years? You Have Got to be Kidding!”
Jonathan Spence ’65 PhD
Sterling Professor of History, Yale University

Reception
Rosenfeld Hall 109-111
Grove Street (corner of Temple and Grove)

Dinner
Buffet Dinner
Peabody Museum of Natural History
Hall of Dinosaurs
170 Whitney Avenue

Performance of Traditional Chinese and Korean Music (click here for details)
Peabody Museum of Natural History, Auditorium
Part I
Jin Hi Kim, Komungo Muse & Permutations
Part II
Chinese Folk Musicians from the Connecticut Chinese Culture Association

ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS
William L. Harkness Hall
Room 201 (Sudler Hall) 100 Wall Street

History and Historical Studies

MODERATOR

Valerie Hansen
Yale University (History)

ROUNDTABLE
PARTICIPANTS

Pamela Crossley ’78 MA (East Asian Studies), ’83 PhD (History) Dartmouth College (History)

Roger Des Forges ’71 PhD (History) University at Buffalo, SUNY (History)

Sheldon Garon ’81 PhD (History)
Princeton University (History)

James McClain ’79 PhD (History) Brown University (History)

Susan Naquin ’68 MA (East Asian Studies), ’74 PhD (History) Princeton University (History)

Kenneth Pomeranz ’88 PhD (History) University of California, Irvine (History)

Coffee break

Arts and Literature

MODERATORS

Edward Kamens ’74 BA, ’79 MA (Religious Studies), ’82 PhD (EALL) Yale University (East Asian Languages and Literatures)
Kang-I Sun Chang Yale University (East Asian Languages and Literatures)

ROUNDTABLE
PARTICIPANTS

Carole Cavanaugh ’91 PhD (EALL)
Middlebury College (Japanese Studies)

Kenneth Ito ’74 BA, ’85 PhD (EALL)
University of Michigan (Asian Languages and Cultures)

Stephen Owen ’68 BA, ’72 PhD (EALL)
Harvard University (East Asian Languages and Civilizations)

Haun Saussy ’90 PhD (Comparative Literature)
Stanford University (Asian Languages)

Alan Tansman ’89 PhD (EALL)
University of California, Berkeley
(East Asian Languages and Cultures)

Lawrence Yim ’98 PhD (EALL)
Institute of Chinese Literature and Philosophy
Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan

Lunch

Presidents Room, Woolsey Hall
College and Grove Streets

Contemporary Society

MODERATORS

William Kelly Yale University (Anthropology)
Deborah Davis Yale University (Sociology)

ROUNDTABLE
PARTICIPANTS

William Alford ’74 MA (East Asian Studies), ’75 MA (History) Harvard Law School

Linda Angst ’01 PhD (Anthropology) Lewis and Clark College (Anthropology/Sociology)

Akiko Hashimoto ’84 PhD (Sociology) University of Pittsburgh (Sociology/Asian Studies)

Tahirih Lee ’89 JD, ’90 PhD (History) Florida State University College of Law

Karen Nakamura ’01 PhD (Anthropology) Macalester College (Anthropology)

Coffee break

Politics and Economics

MODERATORS

Pierre Landry
Yale University (Political Science)
Frances Rosenbluth
Yale University (Political Science)

ROUNDTABLE
PARTICIPANTS

Thomas Gottschang ’73 MA (East Asian Studies)
College of the Holy Cross (Economics)

Peter Landers ’90 BA (East Asian Studies – Japan; Classics)
Wall Street Journal, New York

Edward Lincoln ’74 MA (East Asian Studies),
’78 PhD (Economics)
Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, DC

Joseph Massey ’64 MA (East Asian Studies),
’73 PhD (Political Science)
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

Gary Saxonhouse ’64 BA, ’71 PhD (Economics)
University of Michigan (Economics)

Mark Selden ’67 PhD (History)
Binghamton University, SUNY (History/Sociology),
Cornell University (East Asia Program)

Cocktails and Dinner
Hall of Graduate Studies
McDougal Common Room and Dining Hall
320 York Street (between Elm and Grove)

Performance by Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company (click here for details)
William H. Harkness Hall
Room 201 (Sudler Hall)
100 Wall Street

CLOSING SESSION
Henry R. Luce Hall, Auditorium
34 Hillhouse Avenue

East Asianists in a Global Community

MODERATORS

Gustav Ranis ’56 PhD (Economics) Yale University (YCIAS)
Christopher Hill
Yale University (EALL)

ROUNDTABLE
PARTICIPANTS

Annping Chin
Yale University (History)

James Crystal ’86 BA (Economics and Political Science) Bear Stearns, New York

James Feinerman ’71 BA, ’79 PhD (EALL)
Georgetown University Law Center

Arthur Rosenbaum ’71 PhD (East Asian Studies)
Claremont McKenna College (History)

Helen Siu
Yale University (Anthropology)

Karen Turner ’72 MA (East Asian Studies)
College of the Holy Cross (History)

Ellen Yee ’91 BA (East Asian Studies – China)
Marin County (California) District Attorney’s Office

Farewell Brunch
Henry R. Luce Hall, Common Room
34 Hillhouse Avenue