DAY 1 - FRIDAY, APRIL 26 B60A Louis A. Simpson International Building
For panelists staying at the Double Tree, Shuttle leaves at 8:45
9:00 - 9:30 — Breakfast
9:30 - 11:00 — PANEL 1: Political Thought in Global Genealogies
Diego Lazzarich (Università degli Studi di Napoli L'Orientale), “Political Gratitude in a Global Context. Notes on a Category for Global Political Thought”
Shoufu Yin 殷守甫 (University of British Columbia), “The Global Network of Liberty: Toward a New Framework for Understanding the History of Political Concepts”
Allan M. Hillani (New School for Social Research) “On Sovereign Alterity: Stranger- Kingship and the Otherness of Popular Power”
Evgeny Roshchin (Princeton University, formerly RANEPA St. Petersburg), “The Moral Agency of International Community: A Genealogy”
Chair: Hansong Li 李漢松 (Freie Universität Berlin)
15 Minutes break
11:15 - 12:45 — PANEL 2: The Civil, The Sovereign, and the Politics of History
Nicholas Tampio (Fordham University), "The Right to Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Pragmatist Faith in Racial Progress"
Jason Maurice Yonover (Princeton University) "King and Hegel on History and Contradiction"
Mayaki Kimba (Columbia University), “Narrate to Unite: Anton de Kom on Solidarity and Anticolonial Politics of History”
Ryoya Mizuno 水野良哉 (London School of Economics), "Stronghold of a Bygone Age? Arnold J. Toynbee on the Commonwealth in the age of Decolonisation and the Cold War"
Chair: Utku Cansu (Princeton University)
Lunch
13:45 - 15:15 — PANEL 3: Individuals and Borders in Global Contexts
Duncan Stuart (New School for Social Research) "Is ‘Rights’ A Problematic Word? Beyond the Metapolitics of Rights Discourse"
Md Mizanur Rahman (University of California, Santa Cruz) "Abul Hashim’s Theory of the Individual: Cultivating the Self in the Spirit of God"
Kristin Lauren Zuhone (University of California, Berkeley) & Joseph Warren (University of Alaska Anchorage) "Democracy without Borders"
Torsten Menge (Northwestern University, Qatar) "How Far Does Occupancy Extend? Global Supply Chains, Foreign Land Acquisitions, and Territorial Sovereignty"
Chair: Elaine Lok Lam Yim (Princeton University)
15 Minutes break
15:30 - 17:00 — Keynote Lecture by Anna Stilz, “Climate Displacement and Territorial Justice”
6:30 — Conference Dinner for panelists at the “Elements”
DAY 2 - SATURDAY, APRIL 27 Corwin Hall 127
For panelists staying at Double Tree, the shuttle leaves at 8:45
9:00 - 9:30 — Breakfast
9:30 - 11:00 — PANEL 4: Intercultural Languages in International Politics
Ross Moncrieff (All Souls College, Oxford University) "Whig History and the Global Enlightenment: the Manchu Conquest of China, the ‘Tartar Yoke’, and eighteenth-century British answers to the Needham Question"
Simon Luo 駱斯航 (Stanford Civics Initiative) "Mao Zedong and the Art of Mourning"
Josh Freedman 費哲明 (Harvard University) "The Charisma of Science: Max Weber and Chinese scientists"
Richard Yarrow ริชาร์ด แยรโร่ว์ (Princeton University & Mahawitthayalai Thammasat), "Do contemporary Chinese scientists have a political theory?"
Chair: Théophile Deslauriers (Amherst College)
15 Minutes break
11:15 - 12:45 — PANEL 5: From Ideas to Institutions
Merisa Bahar Sahin (University of Michigan), “The Young Turks and International Law: Carving an Anticolonial Cosmopolitanism”
Arnab Dutta (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) "Going off the Liberal Script: The Bengali Trope of an Oriental League of Nations, 1920s-40s"
Ewa Nizalowska (Cornell University), "Building “A People’s Democracy on a Universal Scale”: The Politics of Race and Empire in Midcentury US Activists’ Appeals to the United Nations"
Cristina Blanco Sío-López (Universidade da Coruña), “Salvador de Madariaga and the ‘Solidarity of Being’: Historical Foundations of Global Ideas of Peace and Freedom from the European Integration Experience”
Discussant: Gülin Ustabaş (Princeton University) & Chair Théophile Deslauriers (Amherst College)
13:00 — Group Picture
13:15 — Shuttle leaves for Double Tree for panelists returning to hotel
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