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Program Committee IEHS-Sponsored Sessions in 2009: American Historical Association – “Jewish Migrants in Uncharted Terrain:
From Europe to Chair:
Raymond A. Mohl, “Jewish Migration Networks through
“Re-negotiating Jewish Identity in the
Bible Belt: Peddlers and Merchants in the Post-Civil War South”
“Thin Capital and Thick Culture: Jews
in the American Indian Heritage Trail”
Commentators: Elliott R. Barkan, “Don’t Send These to Me:
Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in the Chair:
Walter D. Kamphoefner, “Nativism in
the 1890s: the Richard Jensen, “‘The Dregs of Nancy B. Young, “An Inhospitable Nation: Demography,
Politics, and the Failure of Restrictionism in Brian Gratton, Catherine O’Donnell, Commentators: Tyler Anbinder, Walter D. Kamphoefner Organization of American Historians –
Seattle – March 26-29, 2009 “Connections and Boundaries: The Legacy of Race and Ethnicity in Irish Chair: David Brundage, “Black and Green: Frederick Douglass,
T. Thomas Fortune, Marcus Garvey, and Irish Ely Janis, “Race, Citizenship, and Service” Andy Urban, “Interethnic Connections: Abraham
Shuman, John Boyle O’Reilly, and Meaghan Dwyer, Commentators: Matthew Frye Jacobson, David Brundage “Negotiating the Bounds of Ethnic Identity: Religious Communities and
Race in the Turn-of-the-Century Chair: Roland L. Guyotte,
“Utopian Literature and Jewish
Identity in Gilded-Age Justin Nordstrom, “Staging ‘ Allan Austin, “‘Forward’ From the Lower
East Side: The Formation of Chicago’s Immigrant Jewish Working Class,
1886-1925” Susan Breitzer, Commentators: Elliott R. Barkan, “Sex, Race, and Empire Across the West
and Pacific” Chair:
Paul Kramer, “Sammy Lee: Narratives of Asian
American Masculinity and Race in Decolonizing Mary Liu, “The Insurgent Pacific: Race, Wars,
and Antiradicalism Before the First Red Scare” Moon-Ho Jung, “Sex, Love, and Rockets: Imperial
Intimacies in Latino Pablo
Mitchell, Oberlin Collete Commentator:
Paul Kramer The
IEHS Program Committee is soliciting sessions or single papers for Committee
Members: Maria
Cristina Garcia, Department of History, Stephen
J. Gross, Division of the Social Sciences, Violet
Johnson, Department of History, Raymond
A. Mohl, Department of History, K.
Scott Wong, Department of History, 2008
IEHS-Sponsored Sessions: American Historical
Association Annual Meeting German Immigrants,
African Americans, and the Evolution of Racial Attitudes in the 19th-Century
Chair: Russell Kazal, Papers: Francis Lieber’s Attitude on Race, Slavery, and Abolition Hartmut Keil, German Americans, African
Americans, and Labor in Post- Emancipation
Kristen Anderson, How the Germans Became
White Southerners: German Immigrants and Their Social, Economic,
and Political Relations with African Americans in Jeffery
Strickland, Comment: Walter Kamphoefner, Transnational Approaches to Chair: Roland L. Guyotte, Papers: Korean Émigré
Politics, Ethnicity, and Diasporic Formations, 1903- 1945 Richard Kim, Migrants and Immigrants: Transnational History,
1900-1919 Robert McGreevey, Identity Crisis? Documentation and Registration in Chinese,
Mexican and European Immigrant Communities,
1905-1930 Anna
Pegler-Gordon, Comment: Madeline Hsu, Organization of American Historians Annual
Meeting New Lessons from Old Immigrants: The Economic and Cultural Assimilation of Nineteenth-Century Irish and Twentieth-Century Norwegian Americans Chair: Barbara M. Posadas, Northern Papers: From
Irish Rags to American Riches? The
Surprising Data from New
York’s Emigrant Savings Bank
Tyler Anbinder, Ethnic Persistence Overlooked? ‘Surprising Data’ on Norwegians Since the Mid-20th
Century
Elliott Barkan, Comment: Jon Gjerde, Bounding and Unbounding Spaces and Places Chair: Jeffrey M. Pilcher,
Papers: Railroad Crossings: The
Transnational World of 1877-1910 Christine A. Berkowitz, Univeristy of Blacks on the Border: Migration, Freedom, and Nora Faires, Erasing
the Border: Images of a Borderless
West in the Early 20th Century Sheila McManus, Comment: Jeffrey M. Pilcher Daniel E. Bender, Copyright 2001 Tech Monkey |