ASSOCIATION FOR ASIAN STUDIES-MID-A'I'LANTIC REGION
SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
GLASSBORO STATE COLLEGE, 1973
1. Changing Colonial Relationships in India and Indonesia, 1850-1940
Chairperson: DeWitt Ellinwood, SUNY at Albany
Mohammad I. Khan, Clarion State College: Was the Annexation of Avadh by the East India Company Justified?
Bradford Spangenburg, Temple University: The Indian Civil Service and the Decline of British Rule in India
Malcolm A. Willison, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Dutch East Indies, 1900-1940: Government Changes and Plural Societies
DeWitt Ellinwood, SUNY at Albany: Indian Political Leaders' Conceptualizations about World War I
2. Cultural Interchange: Problems in the Study of Artistic Influences Between West and East Asia: Part I of Symposium
Chairperson: Valrae Reynolds, The Newark Museum
Schuyler V.R. Camman, University of Pennsylvania: The Central Asia Yurt
Eva Ray, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University: 16th Century Painting of the Provincial Courts in India
Patricia M. Young, The Asia Society, New York: Islam in Southeast Asia
Michael W. Meister, Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University: The Pearl Roundel in Chinese and Persian Textiles
3. The Military and Chinese Politics in Modern Times
Chairperson: Parris H. Chang, Pennsylvania State University
Donald S. Sutton, Carnegie Mellon University: The Anatomy of a Provincial
Military Regime: T'ang Chi-yao's Yunnan, 1913-1927
John E. Coon, U.S. Army War College: The PIA and Chinese Foreign Policy
John H. Fincher, Johns Hopkins University: The Military, Society and Policy in China
Discussant: William F. Dorrill, University of Pittsburgh
4. Ch’ing Maritime Traditions and the West
Chairperson: Charlton M. Lewis, Brooklyn College
David Pong, University of Delaware: The Effect of Western Technical Experts
on the Process of Modernization
Jennifer Cushman, Cornell University: The Effect of the Treaty System on the Chinese Junk Trade with Southeast Asia
Jane Leonard, Newark State College: Western Penetration in Maritime Asia
and the Chinese Reevaluation of their Traditional Ties with Southeast Asia
5. Foreign Policy and Nationalism in East Asia
Chairperson: Herbert A. Kampf, John Jay College
Herbert Levin, Department of State: Sino-Japanese Relations
Robert L. Rau, United States Naval Academy: ANZUS: A Case Study in Regional Security in Southeast Asia
Oscar Rosen, Cheyney State College: Germany and Korea During the Last Three Decades of the Yi Dynasty
Herbert A. Kampf, John Jay College: Okinawan Attitudes Toward Japan: A Case Study in the Nationalist Feelings of a Disadvantaged Minority
6. Cultural Interchange: Problems in the Study of the Artistic Influences Between West and East Asia: Part II of Symposium
Chairperson: Valrae Reynolds, The Newark Museum
Louise Mackie, The Textiles Museum, Washington: Cloud Motifs in Oriental Designs
Anneliese Gutkind Bulling, Columbia University: One-hour presentation on recent archeological finds in the People's Republic of China.
7. Political, Economic, and Social Development in South Asia and Japan
Chairperson: Mohammad Rashiduzzaman, Glassboro State College
Bradley R. Hertel, Vanderbilt University: Sanskritization and Westernization
as Alternate Paths of Upward Mobility in India
Sharon Maloney, Passaic Community College: New Market Centers in Rural South
Asia: A Major Step in Developmental Economics
Thomas W. Cleaver, Villanova University: Regional Income Differentials in Japanese Economic Growth
Ralph Meyer, Fordham University: South Asia in the 1970's
8. Religion in Contemporary China
Chairperson: Donald E. MacInnis, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
Ka-che Yip, University of Maryland: Student Unrest in Christian Missionary
Schools in China in the 1920's
Sha Shung-tse, Federal City College: Some Issues Concerning, the Christians in China during the Communist Revolution
Donald E. MacInnis, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.:
9. Philippine Culture and the Failure of Democratic Institutions – A Symposium
Chairperson: Justin J. Green, Villanova University
Chester Hunt, Western Michigan University
Richard Hoolay, Graduate School of International Affairs, Pittsburgh University
10. Traditional Nepalese Thought
Chairperson: Theodore Riccardi, Jr., Columbia University
William Steblein, Columbia University: The Phamacodynamics of Nepalese Ritual
Christopher S. George, The Institute for Advanced Studies of World Religions, Columbia University: The Architecture of the Mandala from Buddhist Tantra
Theodore Riccardi, Jr., Columbia University: Traditional Historiography in Nepal
11. Modern Japanese Literature: Mori Ogai
Chairperson: David A. Dilworth, SUNY at Stony Brook
J.Thomas Rimer, Washington University: Ogai's Contribution to Modern
Japanese Theater
Darcy Murray, Columbia University: Aspects of Ogai's Literature in 1910
David A. Dilworth, SUNY at Stony Brook: The Feminine Anima in Ogai’s
Historical Literature
12. The News Media and Asian Studies: A Symposium
Chairperson: Paul Grimes, The Philadelphia Bulletin
Richard D. Lambert, University of Pennsylvania
Ardath W. Burks, Rutgers University
Emerson Chapin, The New York Times
13. Burmese Nationalist Movement, 1930-1945
Chairperson: Won Z. Yoon, Siena College
Father William L. Scully, Siena College: The Thakin Movement, 1930-1939
Robert H. Taylor, Cornell University: U Saw 's Strategy for the Independence
of Burma, 1935-1942
Won Z. Yoon, Siena College: The Thakins' Collaboration with Japan for the
Liberation of Burma, 1939-1945
14. The Concept of Destiny: East and West
Chairperson: Pandiri Krishna Mohan, Southern Connecticut College
Lik Kuen Tong, Fairfield University: Moira and Ming: A Comparative Study
Ellen Marie Chen, St. John's University: The Mystical Vision in Taoism and
Christianity
Discussant: Thomas Berry, Fordham University
15. The United States, China, and Japan in the Seventies: A Symposium
Chairperson: S.M. Chiu, Temple University
F. Hilary Conroy, University of Pennsylvania
Shumpei Okamoto, Temple University
Gavin Boyd, SUNY, College at Brockport
16. The Communist Movement in Vietnam and Laos: A Symposium
Chairperson: William A. Duiker, Pennsylvania State University
Phan Thien Chau, Rider College: Party and Goverment in North Vietnam
King C. Chen, Rutgers University: Some Comparisons of the Vietnamese and
Chinese Revolutions
Tran van Dinh, Washington, D.C: The Vietnamese People's Army
Joseph Zasloff, University of Pittsburgh: The Pathet Lao Movement in Laos