The First Conference of East Asian Environmental History
The Association for East Asian Environmental History (AEAEH) and Academia Sinica welcome you to participate in the First Conference of East Asian Environmental History to be held at Academia Sinica on October 24-26, 2011, with October 27-28 for post conference activities. This conference aims at providing an opportunity for scholars to learn from each other and to identify important environmental issues with historical perspectives. Although the study of environmental history is closely related to local histories and situations, we need to explore and identify common factors that have been influential beyond local and national boundaries. The general theme of this first conference is:
Resource Utilizations and their Impacts.
Venue of the Conference:
Building for Humanities and Social Sciences, Academia Sinica
EAEH2011 Handbook
Keynote Speech 2: Environmental Citizenship: Local and Global Summary
Speaker: Professor Susan Flader
The Local Preparatory Committee
Kuo-tung Chen 陳國棟, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
Yung-fa Chen 陳永發, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
I-chun Fan 范毅軍, GIS Center of the Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences, Academia Sinica
Hsin-huang Michael Hsiao 蕭新煌, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica
Shu-min Huang 黃樹民, Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica
Shi-yung Liu 劉士永, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica
Ts’ui-jung Liu 劉翠溶, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica (coordinator)
Joan C. Lo 羅紀琼, Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica
Kwang-tsao Shao 邵廣昭, Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica
The Program Committee
Members serve as reviewers
Maohong Bao 包茂紅, Peking University
Kuo-tung Chen 陳國棟, Academia Sinica
Hiroshi Kito 鬼頭宏, Sophia University
Hsin-huang Michael Hsiao 蕭新煌, Academia Sinica
Shu-min Huang 黃樹民, Academia Sinica
Wataru Iijima 飯島涉, Aoyama Gakuin University
Shaw-chen Liu 劉紹臣, Academia Sinica
Ts’ui-jung Liu 劉翠溶, Academia Sinica (coordinator)
Satoshi Murayama 村山聡, Kagawa University
David Pietz, Washington State University
Lihua Wang 王利華, Naikai University
Members without duty
Bozhong Li 李伯重, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Chao-han Liu 劉兆漢, Academia Sinica
Joseph P. McDermott, University of Cambridge
Tae Hoon Moon 文泰勲, Chung Ang University
Peter Perdue, Yale University
Billy K. L. So 蘇基朗, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Keynote Speakers
1. Professor Mark Elvin
Professor Mark Elvin is Senior Research Associate of the Center for World Environmental History, University of Sussex. He is Professor Emeritus at the Division of Asian and Pacific History, School of Asian and Pacific Studies, AustralianNationalUniversity. He is leading environmental historian of China with several publications to his credit.
2. Professor Susan Flader
Professor Susan Flader is Professor Emeritus at the Department of History, University of Missouri. She is former President of the American Society for Environmental History and serves on many other professional and environmental boards and committees. She taught courses on U.S. western and environmental history, world environmental history, and the history of Missouri. In addition to numerous articles, she has authored or edited six books.
3. Professor Ranjan Chakrabarti
Professor Ranjan Chakrabarti (MA, Ph.D. JU, Cal.) is currently Professor of History (formerly Professor and Head) at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. Professor Chakrabarti, is one of the earliest scholars in India to undertake research in the history of crime, criminality, protest and environmental history of colonial India. Besides a large number research articles in learned national and international journals and edited volumes, he has authored Authority and Violence in Colonial Bengal (1998). Professor Chakrabarti’s other major publications include Terror, Crime and Punishment (Kolkata: Readers Service, 2010), Situating Environmental History (Delhi: Manohar, 2007), Does Environmental History Matter? (Calcutta: Readers Service, 2006), Random Notes on Modern Indian History (Calcutta: Readers Service, 2006 and 2008).
Rules of the Conference
· Online registration for participation will be opened from January 15 to July 30, 2011. Every participant please registers online in time, regardless whether presenting a paper (poster) or not.
· Academia Sinica will provide the cost of travel and accommodation for the three keynote speakers. All other participants please find your own supports for the cost.
· Rooms at the Center of Academic Activities, Academia Sinica, are reserved for keynote speakers and paper (poster) presenters from abroad or out of Taipei; other participants please make your choice of hotel.
· The Conference will provide three simple lunches and two dinners for all participants, please confirm your attendance when register.
· For paper presenters (including Ph.D. Roundtable), the deadline for submitting the full paper online will be September 15, 2011. The submitted full paper will be available for reading online before the Conference, but not for download.
Each presenter will have 20 minutes to deliver your paper at the scheduled session.
· For poster presenters, please prepare a two-page PPT (PowerPoint) file, the first page shows the title and author and the second the outline of your poster, and send to Miss Hsiao-yun Liu at email: hsyunliu@gate.sinica.edu.tw by October 1, 2011. Each presenter should bring your poster to the Conference and put it up on the site assigned by 2PM on October 24, 2011.
Each presenter will have 10 minutes to introduce your poster at the Plenary Poster Session
Tentative Program of EAEH2011, October 24-28, 2011
Monday, October 24
Time | Item | Conference Hall | Conference Room 1 | Conference Room 2 |
8:00-12:00 | Registration |
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9:10-9:25 | Opening | Opening Ceremony |
9:25-9:50 | Group Photo |
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9:50-10:50 | Keynote Speech 1 | Chair: Fan-sen Wang
Speaker: Professor Mark Elvin |
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10:50-11:10 | Tea Break |
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11:10-12:30 | Parallel Session 1 | 1.1 Environmental Thought
(Media Conference Room)
Chair: Young-tsu Wong
Presenters:
Yim-tze Kwong
Lihua Wang
Tatsushi Fujihara | 1.2: Landscape
Chair: David Pietz
Presenters:
Jiesheng An
Andrea Janku
Jianxiong Ma
Zhaoqing Han | 1.3: Political Ecology
Chair: Eric Clark
Presenters:
Akihisa Setoguchi
Yan Gao
Peter Lavelle
Eric Clark and Huei-Min Tsai |
12:30-14:00 | Lunch Break |
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14:00-15:30 | PhD. Roundtable |
| PhD. Roundtable 1
Chair:
Lihua Wang
Andrea Janku
Presenters:
Chi-Ying Chang
Chunghao Kuo
Marlon Zhu | PhD. Roundtable 2
Chair:
Hiroshi Kito
Ya-wen Ku
Presenters:
Makoto Hanashima
Xinhao Du |
15:30-15:50 | Tea Break |
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15:50-17:40 | Poster Session | Plenary Poster Session(Conference Hall)
Chair: Ts’ui-jung Liu and Joan Chi-chiung Lo
Presenters: Jia Hong-wei, Peng Zuo, Daxue Wang, Jinyong Cao,
Hidenori Terauchi, Li Zhang, Chung-Ho Wang, Yi-tze Lee |
18:00-20:00 | Reception |
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Tuesday, October 25
Time | Item | Conference Hall | Conference Room 1 | Conference Room 2 |
9:00-10:00 | Keynote Speech 2 | Chair: Ts’ui-jung Liu
Speaker:
Professor Susan Flader |
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10:00-10:20 | Tea Break |
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10:20-11:40 | Parallel Session 2 | 2.1: Environmental Policy
(Media Conference Room)
Chair: Xueqin Mei
Presenters:
Susumu Kitagawa
Lee-in Chen Chiu
Tsuo-Ming Hsu | 2.2:Environment and Ethnicity
Chair: Shu-min Huang
Presenters:
David Bello
James Beattie
Chun-chieh Chi and H. H. M. Hsiao | 2.3: Climate History
Chair: Shaw Chen Liu
Presenters:
Xingguang Wang
Jianxin Cui
Masayoshi Nakawo et al. |
11:40-13:30 | Lunch Break |
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13:30-14:50 | Parallel Session 3 |
| 3.1: War and Environment
Chair: Yung-fa Chen
Presenters:
Lei Kang & Jin Liu
Micah Muscolino | 3.2: Disaster and Prevention
Chair: Chang-yi Chang
Presenters:
Hiroshi Kito
Satoshi Murayama
Shaw Chen Liu |
14:50-15:00 | Short Break |
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15:00-16:30 | Parallel Session 4 |
| 4.1: Marine Life Conservation
Chair: Micah Muscolino
Presenters:
Yu-shang Li
Jun Akamine
Te-chih Chen | 4.2: Pollution
Chair: Hurng-jyuhn Wang
Presenters:
Xueqin Mei
Paul Jobin
Shao-li Lu |
16:30-16:50 | Tea Break |
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16:50-18:50 | Special Film Session | Green Fire: Aldo Leopold's Legacy, with Asian Commentary
Chair: Susan Flader
Commentator:
Shen Hou
Chun-Chieh Chi |
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Evening | Free |
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Wednesday, October 26
Time | Item | Conference Hall | Conference Room 1 | Conference Room 2 |
9:00-10:00 | Keynote Speech 3 | Chair: Chao-han Liu
Speaker:
Professor Ranjan Chakrabarti |
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10:00-10:20 | Tea Break |
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10:20-12:00 | Parallel Session 5 | 5.1:Land Use
Chair:I-chun Fan
Presenters:
Kazuyuki Watanabe
Yuehtsen Chung
Kohei Matsunaga | 5.2: Water Resource
Chair: Kuo-tung Chen
Presenters:
Shinobu Iguro
David Pietz
Shu-min Huang | 5.3: Ethics and Justice
Chair: H. H. Michael Hsiao
Presenters:
Shih-Jung Hsu et al.
Hua-pi Tseng |
12:00-13:30 | Lunch Break |
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13:30-15:30 | Parallel Session 6 |
| 6.1: Health and Disease
Chair:
Wataru Iijima
Shiyung Liu
Presenters:
Hiroshi Kawaguchi
Emiko Higami & Kenichi Tomobe
Shiyung Liu
Mika Merviö
Wataru Iijima | 6.2: Forest
Chair:
Satoshi Murayama
Zhaoqing Han
Presenters:
Motoko Hara
Yohei Wakabayashi
Taro Takemoto
Chih-da Wu et al. |
15:30-16:00 | Tea Break |
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16:00-16:50 | Round Table | Themes for the Next Conference
Chair: J. Donald Hughes
Introducers:
David Pietz
Lihua Wang
Satoshi Murayama
H. H. Michael Hsiao
Bozhong Li |
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16:50-17:50 |
| General Meeting of AEAEH Members |
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17:50-18:00 |
| Closing Ceremony |
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18:00-20:00 | Farewell Dinner |
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Thursday, October 27 and Friday, October 28: Post conference tour
Tentative Program of EAEH2011 Open
Program Book, Monday, October 24, Tuesday, October 25, Wednesday, October 26
Monday, October 24
Time | Activity |
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08:00
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12:00 | Registration (Lobby of International Conference Hall) |
09:10
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09:25 | Opening Ceremony (International Conference Hall) |
09:25
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09:50 | Group Photo |
09:50
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10:50 | Keynote Speech 1
(International Conference Hall) | Chair: Fan-sen Wang (Vice President, Academia Sinica)
Speaker: Professor Mark Elvin (AustralianNationalUniversity; St. Antony’s College, Oxford) Curiosity: some examples from Xie Zhaozhe 謝肇淛 (1567-1624 ) and Gilbert White (1720-1793), and others, of the observation of nature in late-imperial China and early modern Europe |
10:50
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11:10 | Tea Break |
11:10
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12:30 | Parallel Session 1 | Session 1.1: Environmental Thought (Media Conference Room) |
Chair: Young-tsu Wong (National Central University) |
Yim-tze Kwong (Lingnan University) Environmental Sense and Sensibility: The Laozi Revisited Lihua Wang (Nankai University) Natural Rhythm, Cultural Adaptation and Ecological Ethics: An analysis of “Yueling” from the perspective of environmental history Tatsushi Fujihara (University of Tokyo) Spirits in Modern Society: A History of Ecological Thought in Nazi Germany |
Session 1.2: Landscape (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: David Pietz (Washington State University) |
Jiesheng An (Fudan University) On Construction and Background of the Cultural Landscape of Religion at Zhenjiang District during the Song and Yuan Dynasty Andrea Janku (SOAS, University of London) Landscapes of Production – Landscapes of Consumption: Famous Views in Linfen, Then and Now Jianxiong Ma (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) Historical Process in the Bazi Basin Ecological System Zhaoqing Han (Fudan University) The Growing of Maize and Its Effect on the Rocky Desertification in Guizhou Province Since the Mid-Qing Dynasty |
Session 1.3: Political Ecology (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Eric Clark (Lund University) |
Akihisa Setoguchi (Osaka City University) Guns versus Falcons: Imperialism, Nationalism, and Wildlife in Modern Japan Yan Gao (Carnegie Mellon University) A Political Ecology of Horses: The Manchus, Land Reclamations and Local Ecology in the Jianghan Plain (1700s-Mid-1800s) Peter Lavelle (Cornell University) Horticulture as Aesthetics and Politics: Cultivating Gardens in the Late Qing Northwest Eric Clark (Lund University) and Huei-Min Tsai (National Taiwan Normal University) Struggles over Land and Sea: on the Historical Political Ecology of Kinmen, Penghu and Pongso no Tau |
12:30
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14:00 | Lunch Break |
14:00
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15:30 | PhD. Roundtable | PhD. Roundtable 1 (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: Lihua Wang (Nankai University) and Andrea Janku (SOAS, University of London) |
Chi-Ying Chang (National Chi Nan University) Casted by Drought or By Flood? The Relation Between Catching and Observing Locusts Chunghao Kuo (New York University) Food-related Knowledge and Consumption of Edible Animals in Early Modern China: A Case Study of Pork Marlon Zhu (StateUniversity of New York at Binghamton) Calculating Environmental Risk at Seas: Marine Insurance Companies and Typhoon Warnings in Nineteenth-Century Shanghai and Hong Kong |
Ph.D. Roundtable 2 (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Hiroshi Kito (Sophia University) and Ya-wen Ku (Academia Sinica) |
Makoto Hanashima (Institute for Areal Studies Foundation) Regional Variations of Mortality in the Early 20th Century Japan: Disease, Urbanization, and Industrialization Xinhao Du (Institute for the History of Natural Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Limitations and Adaptation: Environment and Technology in Jifu Region’s Rice Cultivation during the Ming and Qing Dynasties |
15:30
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15:50 | Tea Break |
15:50
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17:50 | Poster Session | Plenary Poster Session (International Conference Hall) |
Chair:Ts'ui-jung Liu (Academia Sinica) and Joan Chi-chiung Lo (Academia Sinica) |
Hong-wei Jia (Xiamen University) The environment and daily life of Yao Tinglin's family in Jiangnan -- an analysis based on Li nian ji Peng Zuo (Shanghai University of Finance) Study on the So-called 'Zhangqi' and the Cultural Change of the Ming & Qing Dynasties Daxue Wang (Fudan University) The landscape change of seawall in Zhejiang Province comprised by physical environmental change and dynasty politics during the period of Yongzheng Emperor Jinyong Cao (Yunnan University) Anthropological and Eco-environmental history at a comparative perspective Hidenori Terauchi (Independent researcher) Perceptions of western science and technologies by China and Japan in 19th century Li Zhang (Shaanxi Normal University) Land Clearing and the Irrigation Works Building in Manas River Basin from 1950 to 1966 Chung-Ho Wang (Academia Sinica) An essential ocean thermostat: the cooling role of El Niño and La Niña during the recent global warming Yi-tze Lee (University of Pittsburgh) The Way to Rescue/Re-secure Resources: Historical Trajectory of Agricultural Residue Research and its Environmental Scale in Taiwan
(Not presenting personally but have his poster available.) |
18:20
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20:00 | Welcome Reception |
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Tuesday, October 25
Time | Activity |
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08:30
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09:00 | Registration |
09:00
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10:00 | Keynote Speech 2
(International Conference Hall) | Chair: Ts'ui-jung Liu (Academia Sinica)
Speaker: Professor Susan Flader (Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri) Environmental Citizenship: Local and Global |
10:00
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10:20 | Tea Break |
10:20-11:40 | Parallel Session 2 | Session 2.1: Environmental Policy (Media Conference Room) |
Chair: Xueqin Mei (Beijing Normal University) |
Susumu Kitagawa (Yamanashi University) Vision and Significance in Environmental Policy History Lee-in Chen Chiu (Chung-hua Institute of Economic Research) The Development of Thoughts, Policy and Action Plans on Transportation Energy-Saving – International, East Asia and Taiwan’s Experiences Tsuo-Ming Hsu (Tamkang University) The Design of Taijiang National Park: Innovation or Entanglement of Ideas? |
Session 2.2: Environment and Ethnicity (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: Shu-min Huang (Academia Sinica) |
David Bello (Washington and Lee University) The Cultured Nature of Imperial Foraging in Manchuria, 17th-19th Centuries James Beattie (University of Waikato) China in New Zealand: Towards an Environmental History, 1850s-1910 of Chinese Diasporic Landscapes in Otago
(Dr.Joe Lawson will present this paper on behalf of the author.) Chun-chieh Chi (National Dong Hwa University) and H. H. Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica) The Gift/Curse of National Resources and Natural Beauty: Environmental Injustice Affecting the Taroko People in Eastern Taiwan |
Session 2.3: Climate History (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Shaw Chen Liu (Academia Sinica) |
Xingguang Wang (ZhengZhou University) and Dabin Wang (Shannxi Normal University) The Agrotechnique Coped to Climate Change in the Central Plains Region in the Han Dynasties Jianxin Cui and Chang Hong (ShannxiNormalUniversity) The Possible Climate Impact on the Collapse of Ancient Urban City in Mu Us Desert, China Masayoshi Nakawo (National Institutes for the Humanities), Kicengge Sumur (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature), and Takanori Nagano (Kobe University) Reconstruction of past precipitation in northwestern China by use of official documents of Chinese Qing Dynasty |
11:40
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13:30 | Lunch Break |
13:30
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14:50 | Parallel Session 3 | Session 3.1: War and Environment (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: Yung-fa Chen (Academia Sinica) |
Jin Liu (Xidian University) and Lei Kang (Shaanxi Normal University) The Effect of Environment on the War between Song and Jin Dynasty
(To be presented by Li Zhang on behalf of the authors) Micah Muscolino (Georgetown University) The Metabolism of War and the Henan Famine of 1942-1943 |
Session 3.2: Disaster and Prevention (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Chang-yi Chang (National Taiwan University) |
Hiroshi Kito (Sophia University) Estimating Crop Failures in Past: based on Tsubogari-cho or Rice Harvest Records Satoshi Murayama (Kagawa University) Disaster management in the 19th century, Kyushu, Japan. Seashore villages in Amakusa Islands Shaw Chen Liu and Chien-Jung Shiu (Academia Sinica) Holocene Climate Optimum(9000-5000BP): Was It That Good? |
14:50
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15:00 | Short Break |
15:00
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16:30 | Parallel Session 4 | Session 4.1: Marine Life Conservation (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: Micah Muscolino (Georgetown University) |
Yu-shang Li, Qun Che and Liang Chen (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Long-term Relationship between Yellow Sea Herring (Clupea Pallasi) Temporal and Spatial Distribution and Climate variability since the 15th Century Jun Akamine (Nagoya City University) Problems with the Conswevation of an Intangible Living Heritage: Politics Concerning Foodways and Marine Life Conservation Te-chih Chen (National Taiwan Normal University) Fishing Practices and Government Policies under the Qing China and Meiji Japan in Taiwan, 1683-1912 |
Session 4.2: Pollution (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Hurng-jyuhn Wang (National Dong Hwa University) |
Xueqin Mei (Beijing Normal University) Why Does “The Pot of Fire in the Capital City” Go out? The Social-Ecological Impact of Coal Plundered by the Great Powers in Mentougou District under the World Capitalist System: 1890s to 1945 Paul Jobin (University of Paris; CEFC Taipei Office) Industrial Hazards and Class Actions in Taiwan and Japan Shao-li Lu (National Chengchi University) The Production, Distribution and Impact of Chemical Fertilizer in East Asia |
16:30
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16:50 | Tea Break |
16:50
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18:50 | Special Film Session
(International Conference Hall) | Green Fire: Aldo Leopold's Legacy, with Asian Commentary |
Chair: Susan Flader (Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri)
Commentators: Shen Hou (Tsinghua University), Chun-Chieh Chi (National Dong Hwa University) |
Evening | Free |
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Wednesday, October 26
Time | Activity |
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08:00
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09:00 | Registration |
09:00
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10:00 | Keynote Speech 4
(International Conference Hall) | Chair: Chao-han Liu (Vice President, Academia Sinica)
Speaker: Professor Ranjan Chakrabarti (Jadavpur University) Writing Environmental History of Asia: Climate, Water and the Issue of Sustainability |
10:00
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10:20 | Tea Break |
10:20
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12:00 | Parallel Session 5 | Session 5.1: Land Use (Media Conference Room) |
Chair: I-chun Fan (Academia Sinica) |
Kazuyuki Watanabe (Ritsumeikan University Land use history and periodical market: Rural-urban relationship among Wajima of Ishikawa prefecture, Japan. Yuehtsen Chung (National Tsing Hua University) Chinese ‘Develop the West’ Campaigns and Their Environmental Impacts: The Post-Socialist Condition in China Kohei Matsunaga (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature) A few problems on the environmental history of the Chinese Loess Plateau |
Session 5.2: Water Resource (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: Kuo-tung Chen (Academia Sinica) |
Shinobu Iguro (Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) A Study of Agricultural Water Supply Technology in the 18th-century Northwestern China: Historical Knowledge and the Response to Desertification David Pietz (Washington State University) Water, State, and History in the Yellow River Valley, 1949-2009 Shu-min Huang (Academia Sinica) Lashihai: Changing Environmental Protection of an Alpine Lake and Wetland |
Session 5.3: Ethics and Justice (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica) |
Shih-Jung Hsu (National Chengchi University), Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica) and Keng-ming Hsu (Tainan University) Urban-Rural Divide and Environmental Injustice in Taiwan’s West Coast Hua-pi Tseng (National Chiao-Tung University) The Influence of the Dragon Path Taboo and the Self-Strengthening Movement on the Formation of Coal Policy in North Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty (1684-1876) |
12:00
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13:30 | Lunch Break |
13:30
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15:30 | Parallel Session 6 | Session 6.1: Health and Disease (Conference Room 1) |
Chair: Wataru Iijima (Aoyama Gakuin University) and Shiyung Liu (Academia Sinica) |
Hiroshi Kawaguchi (Tezukayama University) From Faith Healing Practice to Vaccination against Smallpox in Japan in the 19th Century, Japan Emiko Higami (Osaka University) and Kenichi Tomobe (Osaka University) Infant Mortality and Beriberi in the City of Osaka between the World Wars: the Impact of Mother’s Diet on Infant Health Shiyung Liu (Academia Sinica) Disease of living style: A case Study of Parasite Disease and Rural Environment in Pingtung Region Mika Merviö (Kibi International University) Ecodemics: Analysing the history of facing and mediating the risks from the wild Wataru Iijima (Aoyama Gakuin University) A History of Schistosomiasis in China; As Index of Environmental Change |
Session 6.2: Forest (Conference Room 2) |
Chair: Satoshi Murayama (Kagawa University) and Zhaoqing Han (Fudan University) |
Motoko Hara (Ryutsu Keizai University) The Information on the Woods and Forest in Pre-modern China Yohei Wakabayashi (Sophia University) Historical Transition of Forestry Landscape in Nagano, Japan, 19th-20th Century Taro Takemoto (Tokyo University) Modern History of School Forests in Japan Chih-da Wu (Academia Sinica), Shih-chun Candice Lung (Academia Sinica), Yung-chung Chuang (The University of British Columbia), and Pao-kuei Hsiao (Academia Sinica) Forest Landscape Change at Shihmen Reservoir Catchment from 2002 to 2007 |
15:30
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16:00 | Tea Break |
16:00
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16:50 | Round Table | Themes for the Next Conference (International Conference Hall) |
Chair: J. Donald Hughes (Professor Emeritus, University of Denver) |
Introducers:
David Pietz ( WashingtonStateUniversity )
Lihua Wang (NankaiUniversity)
Satoshi Murayama (KagawaUniversity)
H. H. Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica)
Bozhong Li (Hong KongUniversity of Science and Technology) |
16:50
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17:50 | General Meeting | General Meeting of AEAEH Members (International Conference Hall) |
17:50
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18:00 | Closing | Closing Ceremony (International Conference Hall) |
18:20
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20:20 | Farewell Dinner |
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Transportation: Open
From Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Academia Sinica
Fare: NT$1500-1700.
Driving distance: Around 50 minutes.
1.Take Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport.(國光客運) Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) Line [1843] and get off at Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop. (NT$115/Around 1 hour 20 minutes)
2.Take Taxi from Nangang Exhibition Hall to Academia Sinica (NT$100-120/Around 15 minutes), or take Bus No. 306, 205, 620, 645 at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop on Academia Road Sec. 1(研究院路一段) and get off at Academia Sinica(中研院) stop.
From Taipei International Airport (Songshan Airport) to Academia Sinica
Fare: NT$230-250
Driving distance: Around 30 minutes.
1.Take the MRT(brown line toward Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center) from Songshan Airport Station(松山機場站) to Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Station(南港展覽館站).
2.Take Taxi from Nangang Exhibition Hall to Academia Sinica (NT$100-120/Around 15 minutes), or take Bus No. 306, 205, 620, 645 at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop on Academia Road Sec. 1(研究院路一段) and get off at Academia Sinica(中研院) stop.
From Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Hotels
Address: No. 462, Sec. 5, Cheng Kung Rd., Taipei
By Taxi: NT$1300-1500 (Around 60 minutes)
By Bus:
1.Take Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport.(國光客運) Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) Line [1843] and get off at Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop. (NT$115/Around 1 hour 20 minutes)
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Address: No. 265, Sec. 3, Beishen Rd., Shenkeng District, New Taipei City
By Taxi: NT$1700-2000 (Around 60 minutes)
By Bus:
1.Take the Air Bus(大有巴士) [2060] and get off at Grand Hyatt Taipei(君悅飯店) stop.(NT$145/Around 50 minutes)
2. Take Hotel Shuttle Bus at the same stop.
(Shuttle Bus Schedule )
Address: No. 59 Chong Yang Road, Nankang, Taipei
By Taxi: NT$1500-1700 (Around 60 minutes)
By Bus:
1.Take Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport.(國光客運) Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) Line [1843] and get off at Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop. (NT$115/Around 1 hour 20 minutes)
2.Take Taxi to Gallery Hotel (NT$100-120/Around 10 minutes), or take Bus No. 306 at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop on Nangang Road Sec. 1(南港路一段), and get off at Tudigong Temple(土地公廟) stop.
From Taipei International Airport (Songshan Airport) to Hotels
By Taxi: NT$200-230(Around 20 minutes)
By MRT/Bus: Take the MRT (brown line toward Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center) from Songshan Airport Station to Huzhou Station.
By Taxi: NT$300-320(Around 40 minutes)
By Taxi: NT$160-180(Around 20 minutes)
From Hotels to Academia Sinica
By Taxi: NT$160-180(Around 20 munites)
By MRT/Bus:
1.Take the MRT (brown line toward Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center南港展覽館站) from Huzhou Station(葫洲站) to Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Station(南港展覽館站).
2. Take Bus No. 306, 205, 620, 645 at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall(南港展覽館) stop on Academia Road Sec. 1(研究院路一段) and get off at Academia Sinica(中研院) stop.
By Taxi:NT$220-250(Around 25 minutes)
By Taxi: NT$140-160(Around 15 minutes)
By Bus: Take Bus No. 306 at Tudigong Temple(土地公廟) stop on Nangang Road Sec. 2(南港路二段), and get off at Academia Sinica(中研院) stop.
Links:
Academia Sinica
Location: Englisah Version Chinese Version
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
Transportation
Taipei International Airport (Songshan Airport)
Traffic Information
Map of Conference Venue: Building for Humanities and Social Sciences 3rd Floor 4th Floor
Academia Sinica Map
Online Registration for EAEH2011: September 22, 2011 - October 10, 2011
Registration for the First East Asian Environmental History Conference (EAEH2011) is now open.
All participants must register for the Conference at the following link:
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Online submission of full paper in English (no more than 20,000 words): by September 15, extended to October 1, 2011.
The submitted full paper will be available for reading online before the Conference, but not for download. All papers will be saved in a USB and distributed to registered participants at the Conference. After the Conference, It is planned to have papers reviewed and selected for publication.
The system will be open on July 15, 2011, enter the system (closed)
