Presenter, "Chinese Diaspora Websites: Governmental Soft
Power or Transnational Resource?" Research poster, Fifth Annual 21st
Century China Symposium, Honolulu, early July 2010.
Organizer and discussant, "Constancy & Change: The
Movement to Demilitarize Okinawa from the 1950s to the 21st
Century," Center for Okinawan Studies, University of Hawaii at
Mānoa, January 2010.
Invited discussant, , Honolulu, Hawaii, 7-9
January 2010.
Invited chair and presenter, "State Capitalism,
Contentious Politics and Social Revolution," "Interdisciplinary Social
Sciences" panel, 8th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Social
Sciences, Honolulu, Hawaii, 4-7 June 2009.
Presenter, "Dictatorship, Democratization and the Nuclear
Freeze Movement in the Philippines," 8th Annual Hawaii International
Conference on Social Sciences, "Political Science" panel, Honolulu,
Hawaii, 4-7 June 2009.
Presenter, "Jeopardizing ASEAN: President Marcos and
Muslim Malaysia," Interdisciplinary Symposium on Muslim Asia:
Comparisons, Contrasts and Lessons to be Learned, Pacific Asian Management
Institute, University of Hawaii at Mānoa, 12 May 2009.
Presenter,
"Hawaii Chinese Websites in the Chinese Cultures Abroad WWW Virtual
Library," research poster, 4th International Conference of
Institutes and Libraries for Chinese Overseas Studies ("Theme:
Interaction and Innovation: Multidimensional Perspectives in Chinese"),
"Genealogies and Chinese Overseas Studies - English" session, Jinan
University, Guangzhou City, Guandong Province, China, 9-11 May 2009.
Presenter, "Islands as Dumping Grounds: Lessons from
Anti-Militarist Movements in Asia," 5th Annual Conference on Human Rights
in Asia [Pacific Islands Development Program {East-West Center}, the Peace
Institute {University of Hawaii at Mānoa}, and Oceania Human
Rights], East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, 29 April - 1 May 2009.
Presenter, "Nuclear Freeze: Redesigning Asia's Military
Landscape at the 1986 Constitutional Commission of the Philippines,"
Panel: "Social Sciences," 30th Annual Research Conference, "Social
Sciences" panel, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, Unibetsedat
Guahan / University of Guam, 10 March 2009. Distance presentation, with
full paper, 24 PowerPoint slides, and availability for synchronous e-mail
responses.
Presenter, "Four Streams of State Capitalist Social
Theory," Hawaii Sociological Association, Kapiolani Community
College, 2009 Annual Meeting (Theme: "Retrospect, Retrofit-Projecting and
Remembering Sociological Imagination"), 14 February 2009.
Invited discussant, "Elections in South Korea, Japan,
Russia and Their Security Implications for Northeast Asia" panel,
Asia-Pacific Security Forum: 12th International Conference (Institute for
National Policy Research [Taiwan]; co-sponsors: The Pacific Forum [US],
Institute for Strategic and Development Studies [Philippines], and Asia
Centre [France]), Honolulu, Hawaii, 10-12 August 2008.
Presenter, "Redefining Security: Nuclear Weapons at the
1986 Constitutional Commission of the Philippines," American Association
for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division (Social, Economic and
Political Sciences section), 89th Annual Meeting, Waimea, Hawaii,
15-20 June 2008.
Presenter, "Sailing from Southern Seas to the Internet:
Hawaii Chinese Identities in Cyberspace," panel on "The Chinese
Diaspora," Biennial Conference of the Historical Society for Twentieth
Century China (theme: "Chinese Identities: Local, Regional, National
and International"), Honolulu, 16-17 June 2008; Conference
Program, p. 3.
Presenter, "Global Political Geography: Archiving
Digitized Chinese Cultures Abroad," research poster, Annual Meeting of the
Association of Hawaii Archivists, Honolulu, 9 February 2008.
Invited chair, "World War II Histories" session, 14th
Annual Conference, Japan Studies Association, Honolulu, 3-5 January 2008.
Presenter, "Security Redefined: The Movement to
Demilitarize Okinawa, 1995-2008," "Law and Society" session, 14th Annual
conference, Japan Studies Association, Honolulu, 3-5 January 2008.
Invited participant, "Impending Changes on the Korean
Peninsula and the Future of U.S.-Korean Relations," Joint Conference of
the International Council on Korean Studies and Korean-American University
Professors Association, East-West Center, 28-29 June 2007.
Presenter, "Marriage, Children, and Chinese Law:
Transformation and Diversity during War and Revolution during War and
Revolution," "Environment and Sustainability: Part I" panel, 41st Annual
Conference, Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast (conference theme: "Looking
at Asia: Changes, Continuities and Consequences"), Honolulu, 15-17 June
2007.
Panel co-organizer, moderator and discussant, "Okinawan Resistance, 1945-2007: Memory, Gender,
Leadership," panel, 41st Annual Conference, Asian Studies on the
Pacific Coast (conference theme: "Looking at Asia: Changes, Continuities
and Consequences"), Honolulu, 15-17 June 2007.
Presenter, "Shattering Fetters, Setting Standards,
Restraining Radicalism: Revolutionary Marriage Laws in China, 1931-1944,"
6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on the Social Sciences,
Honolulu, 30 May - 2 June 2007. Abstract in downloadable Proceedings, p. 1853.
Presenter, "Redefining Security: Social Movements in the
Philippines and Japan," 6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on the
Social Sciences, Honolulu, 30 May - 2 June 2007. Abstract in downloadable
Proceedings, p. 1852.
Moderator & invited discussant, "Perspectives on
Governance" session, 6th International Graduate Student Conference,
East-West Center, 17 February 2007.
Presenter, "Redefining Security: Lessons for Future
Generations from the Anti-Bases Movement," Panel 21: Military/Security
Issues and Mindanao Conflict, International Conference
on the Filipinos in Hawaii Centennial (Center for Philippine
Studies - University of Hawaii at Mānoa and the
Hawaii Filipino Centennial Celebration Commission), Honolulu,
13-17 December 2006.
Presenter, "Hawaii Youth at Risk? Developing
Appropriate Methods of Evaluation for Public- and Private-sector Mentoring
Programs," Kui
Ka Lono: Conference on Hawaiian Indigenous Education, Research, and
Well-being (cosponsored by Na Lei Naauao, Kamehameha Schools
Research and Education Department, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, the
Department of Education, and Na Lau Lama Hawaiian Education Initiative),
Honolulu, 15-17 November 2006.
Presenter, "Isang Malayang Patakarang Panlabas: Filipinos
Declare Independence from Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Military Bases,"
on the "Politics of Culture/Culture of Politics" panel, NAKEM Centennial
Conference in Ilokano Language, Culture and Politics ("Imagination and
Critical Consciousness"), (Conference editorial team: Aurelio S. Agcaoili,
Josie P. Clausen, Precy L. Espiritu, Raymund Ll. Liongson) University of
Hawaii at Mānoa, 9-12 November 2006, Interim Proceedings, pp. 77-124.
Presenter, "Imagining Independence: Filipinos Negotiate a
New Constitution" ("Histories in the Making: Demography and Community"
panel), 11th Biennial National Conference of the Filipino American
National Historical Society (co-sponsored by the Hawaii/Pacific
Region of the Association for Asian American Studies, University of
Hawaii - Mānoa Office of Multicultural Student Services and
Filipino Centennial Celebration Commission), Honolulu, Hawaii, 29
June - 1 July 2006.
Presenter, "The Rise of Chinese Web Cultures Abroad,
1994-2006," 19th Annual Conference of the Association of Chinese Political
Studies (ACPS): "China in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities,"
Louisville, Kentucky, 1-2 April 2006.
Invited discussant, "Identity thru performance," panel,
17th Annual Graduate Student Conference, School of Hawaiian, Asian and
Pacific Studies, University of Hawaii at Mānoa, 23-24 March
2006.
Moderator, "Multidimensionality of Resistance and
Rebellion" panel,
5th East-West Center International Graduate Student Conference (theme:
"Sustaining a Resilient Asia-Pacific Community: Issues and Solutions"),
Honolulu, 18 February 2006.
Presenter, "Upstart
Diplomats, Subnational Activism, and Transnational Organizing:
U.S.-China-Japan Relations and the Movement to Demilitarize Okinawa,"
Panel 6A ("Sino-Japanese Relations"), Sixth Session, International
Symposium and
18th Annual Conference of the Association of Chinese Political Studies
("China's Transition and Ascension"), The College of Behavioral and Social
Sciences, San Francisco State University, 30-31 July 2005.
Oral summary of paper, quoted by: Grace Jia Zhang, "Lishe, jingzheng,
mianzi, minzuzhuyi yinsu cu jinzhang zhongri guanxi baofengyujiangzhi"
["The Coming Storm: China-Japan relations are intensified by history,
competition, 'face,' and nationalism"], Sing Tao Daily [San
Francisco], 2 August
2005, paragraph 12. Panel organizer & presenter,"Anti-Militarism and
Democratization: Contributions and Futures of Social Movements," on
"Globalization, Democratization and Preferred Futures of Social
Movements," Panel FC24, 3 March 2005, 46th Annual Convention,
International Studies Association, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1-5 March 2005.
Abstract,
with keywords.
Invited chair, discussant, "Managing Future Security
Challenges in East Asia," Panel TA15, 2 March
2005, 46th Annual Convention, International Studies Association, Honolulu,
Hawaii, 1-5 March 2005.
Presenter, Speed Bumps, Potholes, Roadblocks and Detours:
Comparative Lessons for Anti-militarist Social Movements." 26th Annual
Conference ("Sociological Imagination in the 21st Century"), Hawaii
Sociological Association, Honolulu, 12 February 2005.
Invited participant, "Citizens, Democracy and Markets
around the Pacific Rim" Conference (Center for the Study of Democracy,
University of California - Irvine; the Korean Foundation Chair of Korean
Studies at the University of Missouri; and the POSCO Program at the East
West Center), Honolulu, 19-20 March 2004.
Presenter, "The H-ASIA Electronic Seminar:
Retrospective and Prospective of Graduate Education and Professional
Development," Roundtable: "H-Asia: the First 10 Years and the Next 10
Years," 56th Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, 4-7
March 2004, San Diego, California.
Panel organizer & presenter, "State Capitalism and
the Debacle of the Communist Party of the Philippines," Panel
201 ("Ideology, Organization, Leadership and Resistance in Communist
and Non-Communist Asian State Capitalist Societies"),
56th Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, 4-7 March
2004, San Diego, California.
Presenter, "Liberation and Social Control in Women's and
Children's Rights: From 'Chinese Soviet Republic' (Jiangsi) to the
People's Republic of China, 1931-1949," research poster (20 June 2003),
37th Annual Conference of the Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast [Pacific
Rim conference of The Association for Asian Studies], Honolulu, 19-22 June
2003.
Panel moderator Undergraduate Research Symposium,
University of Hawaii at Mānoa, 26 April 2003.
Panel organizer, chair, presenter & co-discussant,
"Revolutionary Aspirations, State Capitalist Detour, and Democratization
in the Philippines," Panel TA28 ("State Capitalism: Obstacle or
Transmission Belt to Democratization?" [sponsored by the Comparative
Interdisciplinary Studies Section]), 44th Annual
Convention of the International Studies Association (25 February-1
March 2003), Portland, Oregon.
Presenter, "Revolution Stalled: State Capitalist
Ideology and the Communist Party of the Philippines," International
Sociology Panel, Annual Meeting of the Hawaii Sociological
Association, Honolulu, Hawaii, 15 February 2003.
Panel organizer, co-chair & presenter, "Envisioning a
Demilitarized Future for Okinawa," Panel SC27 ("Envisioning a
Demilitarized Future for Okinawa" [sponsored by the Foreign Policy
Analysis Section]), 24 March 2002, 43rd Annual
Convention of the International Studies Association, Session SC27, New
Orleans, 24-27 March 2002.
Invited Discussant, papers on environmental justice in
Hawaii and Japanese influence on Palauan consciousness, SHAPS Annual
Graduate Student Conference, School of Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific
Studies, University of Hawaii at Mānoa, 21 March 2002.
Presenter, "Designing a Peaceful Okinawa: Local
Opportunities, Regional Obstacles," 8th Annual Conference of the Japan
Studies Association, Tokai International University - Honolulu, 3-5
January 2002.
Invited chair, discussant, "Sources of Foreign Policy,"
Panel C-02 (sponsored by the Foreign Policy Analysis Section), 42nd Annual
Convention of the International Studies Association, Chicago, 20-24
February 2001.
Presenter, research poster, 42nd Annual Convention of the
International Studies Association, 20-24 February 2001.
Invited discussant, "Conserving Indigenous Culture" panel
(Ainu in Japan, Saami in Norway, and participatory mapping by Indonesian
NGOs), 10th East-West Center Graduate Student Conference, 12-16
February 2001.
Online presenter, Digital Equity in Online-enhanced
Political Science Classes," 4th Landmark: "Hybridity," 5th
Annual Teaching in the Community Colleges Online Conference ("A
Virtual Odyssey: What's Ahead for New Technologies in Learning?"), 12-14
April 2000.
Presenter, "Whose Vote Counts? Organizational Pluralism,
Social Process and Electoral Foreign Policy Making" at the
"Democratization & the Domestic Politics of Foreign Policy Making"
panel (cosponsored by the Foreign Policy Analysis and Comparative
Interdisciplinary Studies Sections), 41st Annual Convention of the
International Studies Association, Los Angeles, California, 15-18 March
2000.
Co-presenter [with Lloyd Asato, Tanya Renner, Robin
Brandt and Daniel D. Anderson], "Mentoring Outcomes, Classroom Outcomes:
Do the things that make us feel good inside cause the results we desire?"
Track IV: Assessment of Services, 17th Annual Excellence in Education
Conference, University of Hawai'i Community Colleges; Leeward Community
College, 3 March 2000.
Discussant, "Resource and Development Policy in Asia"
panel, 9th Annual Graduate Student Conference, Program on Education and
Training, East-West
Center, Honolulu, Hawai'i, 7-11 February 2000.
Invited co-discussant, Panel 207: "Reform and
Resistance in State/Society Relations in South East Asia," Annual
Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, Boston, Massachusetts, 14
March 1999.
Invited discussant, Panel C-04: "Decision Making Models
of Foreign Policy" (sponsored by the Foreign Policy Analysis section),
40th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association,
Washington, D.C., 20 February 1999.
Presenter, "Stretched Organizational Pluralism and Social
Process in Foreign Policy Making," Panel A-O4: "Domestic Sources of
Foreign Policy" (sponsored by the Foreign Policy Analysis section), 40th
Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, Washington,
D.C., 19 February 1999.
Invited discussant, Panel 1: "The East and the West:
Cultural and Philosophical Context," 8th Graduate Student Conference,
Program on Education and Training, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawai'i, 8
February 1999.
Conference Coordinator, "Comprehensive Security in the
21st Century East Asian Commonwealth: Carpe Pacem" conference on preferred
futures for Northeast Asian security in 2025 (5th
International Symposium on Societies and Economics in East Asia,
University of Hawaii at Mānoa, 29 January - 1 February 1999.
Presenter, "Redemocratization & Foreign Policy Making:
Precedent, Presidential Initiative & Polyarchy (Stretched Organizational
Pluralism),"Session 50-2, Poster #73 [with paper], sponsored by the
Organized Section on Comparative Politics, 92nd Annual Meeting of the
American Political Science Association, San Francisco, California, 28
August-1 September 1996.
Invited presenter, "Japan's ODA Criteria, 1992-1996:
Total Transformation, Cosmetic Changes or Selective Opportunities for
Social Change?" "Paradigms Lost, Paradigms (Re)gained: A Seven-Day
National Seminar-Workshop on National, Regional and Global Politics and
Economics" (24-30 March 1996), Panel 2 ("The Regional Context"), New
Manila, Quezon City, Philippines, 26 March 1996. Summary in Filipino of
1995 Philippine Political Science Association paper; question-and-answer
session in Filipino.
Presenter, "Redemocratization & Foreign Policy Making: An
Interim Policy for a Transitional Regime in the Philippines, 1986-1987,"
Panel #4, 1996 Pambansang Kumperensya ng Philippine Studies Association,
Philippine Social Science Center, U.P.-Diliman, Lungsod ng Quezon, ika-20
ng Enero, 1996. Abstract in Tagalog; presentation in English.
Invited discussant, "Serious Trans-state Ethnic Conflict:
A New Horizon for Democracy and War Research," comments on Ersin
Kalaycioglu's "Trans-state Ethnonationalism and Constitutional Viability
in an Emerging Region: The Case of the Black Sea Region," Committee on
Viable Constitutionalism (affiliated with International Political Science
Association)/SOG (Research Committee on the Structure and Organization of
Government) Conference on Serious Trans-State Ethnic Violence, Tokai
International University, Honolulu, Hawaii, 3-5 January 1995.
Presenter, "Flexible Options, Limited Independence:
Corazon Aquino and the Military Bases Agreement, December 1985-February
1987," 4th Graduate Student Interdisciplinary Symposium, Northern Arizona
University, Flagstaff, Arizona. 4-5 November 1994.
Presenter, "Limited Options, Limited Independence,
Limited Peace: Decolonizing the Foreign Policy of the Philippines,"
Section IIC (Foreign Policy Decision-Making), Hawaii Peace Research
Conference (Spark Matsunaga Institute for Peace and College of Business
Administration, University of Hawaii at Mānoa), 21 May 1994.
Presenter, "Decolonizing the 'Level-of-Analysis'
Problem," Session 2 ("Issues in International Relations Theory" panel),
Joint Meeting of the International Studies Association-West and Asian
Studies on the Pacific Coast Conference, The Naval Postgraduate School,
Monterey, California, 30 October 1993.
Presenter, "Democratizing the Philippine Revolution:
Squaring the Circle for the CPP [Communist Party of the Philippines],"
SEASSI Conference, University of Washington-Seattle, 2 July 1992.
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I, p. 91, Abstract #161 (2.1 MB file).
Cited in "Annual Meeting: Creating Digital Library & Archive
Partnerships for Hawaii," Association of Hawaii Archivists
Newsletter, March/April 2008, pp. 2-3.
Click for a four-page
outline and resource handout.
To read the abstract, click
here. Then, after clicking on "Paper Abstracts," scroll down to pp.
14-15.
Presenter, "Overseas Chinese Cyberspace, 1994-2003:
Digitized Chinese Diaspora as Early Indicators of Emerging Trends," Cross-disciplinary:
Area Studies/Sociology/International Relations, 3rd Annual Hawaii
International Conference on Social Sciences, Honolulu, 16-19 June 2004, p.
86.
Abstract, In 2004 Conference Proceedings,
pp. 2610-2612.
Presenter, "Military Occupation, Terrorism, and the
Movement to Demilitarize Okinawa," 37th Annual Conference of Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast
[Pacific Rim conference of The Association for Asian Studies], Panel 30
(Foreign Presence in Japan and South Korea [21 June 2003]), Honolulu,
19-22 June 2003.
Presenter, "Pathways to a Demilitarized Okinawa: Ongoing
and Emerging Policy-relevant Trends in a Comparative, Globalized
Perspective," Conference on Japan and Globalization, Tokai International
Center - Honolulu, 8-9 June 2002.
Presenter, "Testing the Applicability of Public
Declarations: Environment, Democracy & Human Rights in Asia after
Japan's June 1992 Cabinet ODA Charter," Panel 132 (Interarea:
Individual Papers), 53rd Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian
Studies, Chicago, 22-25 March 2001.
Invited chair, discussant, "Domestic Sources of Foreign
Policy" panel, and presenter, "Social Process in the Etiology of
ASEAN: The Philippines' 1967 Senate Election," East-West Center/East-West
Center Association, 40th Anniversary International Conference
("Building an Asia-Pacific Community"), 4-8 July 2000; Panel #17,
Honolulu, Hawai'i.
Presenter, "Globalization, Democratization &
Leadership: Domestic & International Politics of Foreign Policy
Making," Panel 12-4: "Globalizing East Asia: Bridging the
International and Comparative Politics Gap," 95th Annual Meeting of the
American Political Science Association, Atlanta, Georgia, 2-5 September
1999.
Online presenter, "Enhancing Comprehension, Inspiring
Participation: 'Early Response Questions' and E-mail Discussion Lists in 4
Courses on 3 Campuses," "Innovations in the Classroom" track, Professional
Development Online Conference, Kapi'olani Community College,
University of Hawai'i, 21-23 April 1999.
Cited in Ben Warkentin, "
Reformansätze in Japans Sicherheits- und Entwicklungspolitik:
Rallying around the Status quo?" Erscheint in: Frederike Bosse &
Patrick Köllner (Hg.), Reformen in Japan, Hamburg: Institut
für Asienkunde, 2000; and Ben Warkentin, "
Reformansätze in Japans Sicherheits- und Entwicklungspolitik:
Rallying around the Status quo?" (Institute for Development and
Peace), Erscheint in: Frederike Bosse & Patrick Köllner (eds.),
Reformen in Japan, Mitteilungen des Instituts Hamburg: Institut
für Asienkunde, Nummer 337 (Hamburg: Institut für Asienkunde,
2001), p, 164; and in Franz Nuscheler and Ben Warkentin, "From
'International Cooperation' to 'Development Policy'? Reform and
Reorientation of Japan's ODA,"Asia Pacific Review, vol. 7, no. 1
(May 2000), pp. 82 and 88, n. 32.
Principal funder: Asian Research Institute, Osaka
University of Economics and Law.
Presenter, "Dictatorship and Redemocratization in
Foreign Policy Making: Systematic Qualitative Comparison of Two Case
Studies," "Domestic Regime Transparency and Foreign Policy," Panel B-21
(sponsored by Foreign Policy Analysis section), 38th Annual Convention of
the International Studies Association, Toronto, Canada, March 1997.
Presenter, "Democratization of Japan's Foreign Aid
Milieu: An Iridescent Blip on the Horizon of Tokyo's ODA Policy,"
Philippine Political Science Association, Annual Meeting (Theme:
"Political Science as a Discipline"), University of the
Philippines-Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines, 26-27 July 1995.
Cited in Kathleen Nadeau, "Liberation Theology in a
Postmarxist Era: The Philippine Context," East Asian Pastoral
Review [East Asian Pastoral Institute, Ateneo de Manila University],
vol. 41, no. 4
(2004).
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