[Discussion] Conference: Whose Internationalism? Universalism and the Legacy of
Empire (April 29-30), Columbia University
Sule Tarakcioglu
suletar@bilkent.edu.tr
Thu, 21 Apr 2005 10:23:28 -0700
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From: "Serguei Alex. Oushakine" <sao15@columbia.edu>
Columbia University
CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL HISTORY
presents
WHOSE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY? UNIVERSALISM AND THE LEGACIES OF EMPIRE: A
CONFERENCE
April 29-30, 2005
Dag Hammarskjold Lounge, 6th floor IAB
School of International and Public Affairs
420 West 118th Street, New York, NY 10027
Friday April 29, 2005
9.30-9.50
Registration
9.50-10.00
Introduction
Mark Mazower [Columbia University]
10.00-12.00
Panel 1: International Law and Community in the Age of Imperialism
Empire, International Community and the Victorians
Duncan Bell and Casper Sylvest [University of Cambridge]
Sign, Super-Sign, and the Translation of International Law in the19th=20
Century
Lydia Liu [University of Michigan]
Universalism, Nationalism and Empire: International Law in 1871 and 1919
Martti Koskenniemi [University of Helsinki]
commentator: Anders Stephanson [Columbia University]
LUNCH
2.00-4.00
Panel 2: The League of Nations and the Hierarchies of Colonialism Ideas o=
f
Colonial Governance and the League
Susan Pedersen [Columbia University]
The Wilsonian Moment: Internationalism and Anti-Colonialism
Erez Manela [Harvard University]
Japanese Views of the League: the Racial Equality Clause and After
Naoko Shimazu [Birkbeck College London]
commentator: Frederick Cooper [New York University]
COFFEE
4.30-6.30
Panel 3: Universalism and Ideology
The Soviet Conception of Internationalism: Comintern versus the League of
Nations
Jonathan Haslam [Cambridge University]
Against Universalism: German International Law under the Swastika
Michael Stolleis [University of Frankfurt]
The Idea of an American Century
Alan Brinkley [Columbia University]
commentator: Stephen Kotkin [Princeton University]
Saturday April 30, 2005
10.00-12.00
Panel 4: Race, Rights and Empire in the Era of the UN
The United Nations and Human Rights: Ambiguous Origins
Ken Cmiel [University of Iowa]
Smuts, the UN, and the Problem of Race
Saul Dubow [Sussex University]
The Japanese Road to Bandung: Imperialism, Regionalism, and=20
Internationalism in
Asia, 1943-1955
Jessamyn Abel [Columbia University]
commentator: Richard Wilson [University of Connecticut]
LUNCH
1.30-3.30
Panel 5: Making the World Modern
Seeing Beyond the State: Population Control Movements and the Problem of
Sovereignty
Matthew Connelly [Columbia University]
Binay R. Sen, the FAO, and Forecasts of Catastrophic Famine In Asia
Nicholas Cullather [Indiana University]
The Birth of Development: How the United Nations' Specialized Agencies Ha=
ve
Shaped the World
Amy Staples [Middle Tennessee State University]
commentator: Akira Iriye [Harvard University]
4.00-6.00
Panel 6: The International Community: the Long View
Imperialism, Nationalism, and International Organizations
Akira Iriye [Harvard University]
The Civilised and the Barbarian: Rules of War, 1870-2004
Pieter Lagrou [Universit=E9 Libre de Bruxelles/IHTP Paris]
The International Community and the Middle East: from Vienna to Washingto=
n,
1815-2005
Rashid Khalidi [Columbia University]
commentator: Jean Cohen [Columbia University]
for further information or to register please contact:
Giuliana Chamedes [gc2154@columbia.edu]
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for further information or to register please contact:
Giuliana Chamedes [gc2154@columbia.edu]
Columbia University
CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL HISTORY
presents
WHOSE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY? UNIVERSALISM AND THE LEGACIES OF EMPIRE: A=
CONFERENCE
April 29-30, 2005
Dag Hammarskjold Lounge, 6th floor IAB
School of International and Public Affairs
420 West 118th Street, New York, NY 10027
Friday April 29, 2005
9.30-9.50
Registration
9.50-10.00
Introduction
Mark Mazower [Columbia University]
10.00-12.00
Panel 1: International Law and Community in the Age of Imperialism
Empire, International Community and the Victorians
Duncan Bell and Casper Sylvest [University of Cambridge]
Sign, Super-Sign, and the Translation of International Law in the19th Cen=
tury
Lydia Liu [University of Michigan]
Universalism, Nationalism and Empire: International Law in 1871 and
1919
Martti Koskenniemi [University of Helsinki]
commentator: Anders Stephanson [Columbia University]
LUNCH
2.00-4.00
Panel 2: The League of Nations and the Hierarchies of Colonialism Ideas o=
f Colonial Governance and the League
Susan Pedersen [Columbia University]
The Wilsonian Moment: Internationalism and Anti-Colonialism
Erez Manela [Harvard University]
Japanese Views of the League: the Racial Equality Clause and After
Naoko Shimazu [Birkbeck College London]
commentator: Frederick Cooper [New York University]
COFFEE
4.30-6.30
Panel 3: Universalism and Ideology
The Soviet Conception of Internationalism: Comintern versus the League of=
Nations
Jonathan Haslam [Cambridge University]
Against Universalism: German International Law under the Swastika
Michael Stolleis [University of Frankfurt]
The Idea of an American Century
Alan Brinkley [Columbia University]
commentator: Stephen Kotkin [Princeton University]
Saturday April 30, 2005
10.00-12.00
Panel 4: Race, Rights and Empire in the Era of the UN
The United Nations and Human Rights: Ambiguous Origins
Ken Cmiel [University of Iowa]
Smuts, the UN, and the Problem of Race
Saul Dubow [Sussex University]
The Japanese Road to Bandung: Imperialism, Regionalism, and International=
ism in Asia, 1943-1955
Jessamyn Abel [Columbia University]
commentator: Richard Wilson [University of Connecticut]
LUNCH
1.30-3.30
Panel 5: Making the World Modern
Seeing Beyond the State: Population Control Movements and the Problem of =
Sovereignty
Matthew Connelly [Columbia University]
Binay R. Sen, the FAO, and Forecasts of Catastrophic Famine In Asia
Nicholas Cullather [Indiana University]
The Birth of Development: How the United Nations' Specialized Agencies Ha=
ve Shaped the World
Amy Staples [Middle Tennessee State University]
commentator: Akira Iriye [Harvard University]
4.00-6.00
Panel 6: The International Community: the Long View
Imperialism, Nationalism, and International Organizations
Akira Iriye [Harvard University]
The Civilised and the Barbarian: Rules of War, 1870-2004
Pieter Lagrou [Universit=E9 Libre de Bruxelles/IHTP Paris]
The International Community and the Middle East: from Vienna to Washingto=
n, 1815-2005
Rashid Khalidi [Columbia University]
commentator: Jean Cohen [Columbia University]
for further information or to register please contact:
Giuliana Chamedes [gc2154@columbia.edu]
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International Law in the19th Century<BR> Lydia Liu [Uni=
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Wilsonian Moment: Internationalism and Anti-Colonialism<BR> &n=
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Erez Manela [Harvard University]<BR><BR>Japanese Views of the League: the=
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UN, and the Problem of Race<BR>Saul Dubow [Sussex University]<BR><BR>The=20
Japanese Road to Bandung: Imperialism, Regionalism, and Internationalism =
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Asia, 1943-1955<BR> Jessamyn Abel [Columbia=20
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Problem of Sovereignty<BR> Matthew Connelly [Columbia=20
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In Asia<BR> Nicholas Cullather [Indiana University]<BR>=
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Birth of Development: How the United Nations' Specialized Agencies Have S=
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Pieter Lagrou [Universit=E9 Libre de Bruxelles/IHTP Paris]<BR><BR>The=20
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1815-2005<BR> Rashid Khalidi [Columbia=20
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