125th Annual Meeting (January 6-9, 2011)

125th Annual Meeting (January 6-9, 2011)

Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday

Sunday, January 9, 2011

8:00 AM-1:00 PM

Registration/Information Desk
American Society of Church History

8:30 AM-10:30 AM

Beyond Nation: Intellectual Genealogies of Pakistan
AHA Session 226

Gandhi, Garvey, and the Transnational Dimensions of Anti-racist Social Movements in the Interwar Period
AHA Session 227

John Hope Franklin: Life and Legacy
AHA Session 229

Fabulous Donations: England and Italy, 1350–1550
AHA Session 230

Exploiting the Fear of Violence: Creating Solidarity during the Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary Era
AHA Session 231

Revisioning National Histories in the Age of Global Media
AHA Session 232

Women's Religious Patronage in Early Medieval Europe: Medieval and Modern Connections
AHA Session 233

Beyond the Protestant Nation: Religion and the Narrative of American History
AHA Session 234

New Perspectives on Masculinity: Race, Class, and the Performance of Manhood in the Era of the Civil War and Reconstruction
AHA Session 235

Refugee Politics: New Research on European Jewish Refugees in the 1930s and 1940s
AHA Session 236

New Directions and Perspectives on Teaching Religious History
AHA Session 237

Boundaries of Bondage, Frontiers of Freedom: Mobility and Slavery, Race, Nation, and Religiosity in the Atlantic World
AHA Session 238

How to Ensure Successful Collaboration among Historians, Professors, and K–12 Teachers to Improve Student Achievement in History
AHA Session 239

Teaching the History of Terrorism
AHA Session 240

Sacred Commodities: Fragrant Materials and Religious Consumerism across Asia and the World
AHA Session 241

Making Capitalism Sacred: The Image of Business in the American Mind
AHA Session 242

Christianity under Asian and African Dominance in the Early Modern Period
AHA Session 243

Defining Sexual Order: Gender, Morality, and the State in Modern North America
AHA Session 244

Civic Engagement in the Classroom: Strategies for Incorporating Education for Civic and Social Responsibility in History Courses
AHA Session 245

Global Work, Transnational Workers, and Challenges to the Nation and Community in the Late Twentieth Century
AHA Session 246

Locating the Origins of the Second Vatican Council: Global Transformations, Spatial Shifts, and Refashioning the Sacred in Twentieth-Century Catholicism
AHA Session 247

The Many Conquests of America
AHA Session 248

An Imperial Gaze at the Sacred Myth of American Exceptionalism
AHA Session 249

Marriage Must Be Defended
AHA Session 250

Vestiges of Empire: Preserving Imperial Bodies, Cities, and Lands in Britain’s Colonies
AHA Session 251

Responses of Native Americans and African Slaves to Atlantic Missions
AHA Session 252

Not As European As Believed: The Construction of the Mestizo Poor in Argentine Media, Folk Music, and Youth Culture: 1930–70
AHA Session 253

New Perspectives on United States-Latin American Relations during the Cold War
AHA Session 254

Empire and Region in Comparative Perspective: Central Imperial Expectations and Local Practice
AHA Session 255

ʻAuʻa ʻIa: Native Hawaiian Remembering
AHA Session 256

Religion in the Making of a Colonial Public Sphere: South Asia, 1860–1940
AHA Session 257

Unconventional Virtues: Ecstasy, Quilts, and Food in American Society and Culture
AHA Session 258

711-2011 Commemoration of the 1300th Anniversary of Islam in the Iberian World, Part 1: Encounters and Transmissions between Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Medieval Iberia
AHA Session 228

Conference on Latin American History Presidential Session, Modern Latin America, Part 2: Families Inside and Outside the Law, 1910–2010
AHA Session 259

Politics of Memory: Making Slavery Visible in the Public Space, Part 7: The Slave Past in the Public Space: Europe, Americas, and Africa
AHA Session 260

Teaching Slavery and Abolition in the Twenty-First Century, Part 1: Part I
AHA Session 261

Twentieth-Century American Catholicism Addresses the Social Question: Three Vignettes
American Catholic Historical Association 12

Getting Published: An Introduction
American Catholic Historical Association 13

Reimagining Christianity in the Early Middle Ages: Communities and Contexts
American Catholic Historical Association 14

Religious Experiences of Women in the Carolingian World
American Society of Church History 32

Huguenots in Seventeenth-Century France
American Society of Church History 33

Religious History’s Digital Future
American Society of Church History 34

Alternative Social Gospels: Unconventional Sources of Protestant Reform in a Transatlantic Context, 1877–1930
American Society of Church History 35

Shaping Man, Woman, and God for the Chinese State
Chinese Historians in the United States 6

Rethinking the State in Post-independence Brazil
Conference on Latin American History 52

Scoundrels, Politicos, and Prostitutes: Mythmaking in Latin American History
Conference on Latin American History 53

Wealth, Poverty, and Empire in Global History: Reflections on Kenneth Pomeranz’s The Great Divergence: China, Europe, and the Making of the Modern World Economy
Economic History Association

Envisioning Technology: Past, Future, and Present
Society for the History of Technology

8:30 AM-2:00 PM

AHA Headquarters Office open

AHA Information Booth

Local Arrangements & Press Office open

9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Exhibit Hall open

Internet and Messaging Center open

Job Center open

Quiet Room open

9:00 AM-1:00 PM

AHA Council meeting

11:00 AM-1:00 PM

Religion and the Dead Body
AHA Session 262

Remapping the Historical Terrain: Approaches to the Research and Writing of History
AHA Session 264

No Sacred Story: Reframing Abraham Lincoln in Historical Memory
AHA Session 265

“The Global War on Terror”: Historical Perspectives and Future Prospects
AHA Session 266

In Life and Death: The Sacred Ties of Friendship in the Early United States
AHA Session 267

Gendered Economies of Slavery and Freedom: Women as Agents in the Perpetuation and Demise of the Peculiar Institution
AHA Session 268

Enhancing Historical Thinking Skills Through Teaching American History Grants
AHA Session 269

Women and the Sacred in the History of Health Care and Hospitals
AHA Session 270

(Re)Constructing Ethnic Identity among Migrants and Their Descendants: Cutting through Generations
AHA Session 271

Social Movements and Globalization since 1945
AHA Session 272

Finding Common Ground? Comparing the Practice of Clerical Concubinage in Northern Europe and the Western Mediterranean during the Middle Ages
AHA Session 273

Indian "Problems," Indian Solutions: New Sources for Understanding the Nation-Building Process
AHA Session 274

Uncovering the "Religious" in Religious History
AHA Session 275

Does 1500 Matter?: Society and the Sacred in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
AHA Session 276

The Relativity of Freedom in Atlantic and U.S. Slavery
AHA Session 277

New Perspectives on Mau Mau
AHA Session 278

Open Secrets: The Foreign Relations of the United States Series, Democracy’s “Need to Know," and National Security
AHA Session 279

Therese Neumann: Modern Stigmatic, International Cult Figure, and Anti-Nazi Symbol
AHA Session 280

Smuggling in the Early Modern Atlantic World
AHA Session 281

Modern Rites: Politics and Antisemitism in Europe, 1880–1918
AHA Session 282

The Modern Lives of Hindu Temples
AHA Session 283

On the Air and in the Kitchen: Women, Technology, and the State in Twentieth-Century Argentina
AHA Session 284

Historicizing Love and Hate: Emotion and the Human Sciences after World War Two
AHA Session 285

Debating Muslim(s): South Asia and Muslim Representation of Identity CANCELLED
AHA Session 286

Motor Transportation and the Infrastructure of Colonialism in Africa
AHA Session 287

Landscapes of National Security: Cold War Military Installations, Political Change, and the Transformation of Place
AHA Session 288

Technology and Agency: Objects, Spaces, and Bodies
AHA Session 289

Transatlantic Revolutionaries: Nineteenth-Century Radicals Envision a New World Order
AHA Session 290

Property Rights, Contracts, and Economic Development in the Late Qing
AHA Session 291

Martyrs, Memorials, Pageants, and Parades: Race and the Politics of Remembering (and Forgetting) in Nineteenth-Century America
AHA Session 292

The Influences of Slavery on Colonial Christianity
AHA Session 293

711-2011 Commemoration of the 1300th Anniversary of Islam in the Iberian World, Part 2: Dislocations between Muslims and Christians in the Early Modern Iberian World
AHA Session 263

Conference on Latin American History Presidential Session, Modern Latin America, Part 3: Migration, Labor, and Nation in the Americas: A Roundtable on Teaching and Community Engagement
AHA Session 294

Politics of Memory: Making Slavery Visible in the Public Space, Part 8: Slavery in Museums and Memorials
AHA Session 295

Teaching Slavery and Abolition in the Twenty-First Century, Part 2: Part 2
AHA Session 296

American Catholics and Print Culture
American Catholic Historical Association 16

The Formation of Protestant Identities through Book Selling (and Burning)
American Society of Church History 36

Strangers in an Ever-Stranger Land: Evangelicals Confront New England, 1834–1937
American Society of Church History 37

Authors Meet Critics: Christian Nonviolence in the Twentieth Century
American Society of Church History 38

Franciscans, Indigenous Peoples, and the Battle for the Sacred in Colonial New Spain
Conference on Latin American History 57

Youth, Intergenerational Conflict, and Transnational Processes in the 1960s: Chile, Argentina, and México
Conference on Latin American History 58

Negotiating Authority: Bureaucratic and Cultural Logics in the Early Modern Spanish Empire
Conference on Latin American History 59

Science, Nature, Society, and the State: Técnicos and Social Reform in Modern Latin America
Conference on Latin American History 60