THE
FIFTH MICHIGAN
CHINA
FORUM
※China:
The Era of Globalization§
Saturday, May 6th, 2006
Pond Room
ABC, Michigan Union
530 S.
State Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
8:30 每 9:00am
Morning Reception
9:00 每 9:05am
Opening Remarks and Welcome
Dai, Haijing, Co-Chair of Michigan China Fellows, Joint Program of Social Work and Sociology, University of Michigan
9:05 每 9:25 am
Speech by key-note speaker Dr. Wang,
Zheng, Associate Professor, Institute for
Research on Women and Gender, University of Michigan
9:25 每 10:50am
Session I: A Cross-Cultural Dialogue between China and US: Yesterday,
Today, and Tomorrow
Moderator: Jian, Dandan, School of Public Policy, University of Michigan
China Studies at the Ohio State University from Early 20th Century to the 1980s (English)
Xu, Yan, Department of History, Ohio State University
James Plumer
and the UM Legacy on the Study of Jian Ware (Chinese or English)
Li, Min, Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan
Status Power Versus Decision-Making
Power: Cross-Cultural Research in Beijing,
Hongkong, and Ann Arbor (English)
Isabel Ng, Department of Psychology, University of Michigan
Recent
Development in the Sino-US Relationship (Chinese)
Fang, Zhou, Department of Political
Science, University of Michigan
10:50 每 10:55am Break
10:55am 每 12:10pm
Session II: State Power in Transition: Media, Control and
Innovation
Moderator: Qi, Wen, School of Education, University of Michigan
Playing Sports the Revolutionary Way: Sports Films in the People＊s Republic of China from 1957 to 1964 (English)
Lu, Xiaoning, Comparative Literature
& Cultural Studies, Stony Brook University
Transitional State Legitimacy,
Institutional Lag and Differentiated State-Media Conflicts 每 Changes of
State Control During Media Reform in China (English)
Lin, Fen, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
Globalization of Innovation and
Inter-Organizational Networks: The Rise of China＊s Silicon Valley (English)
Elena Obukhova, Department of
Sociology, University of Chicago
12:10 每 1:15pm Lunch
12:20 每 12:40 pm, Photo Show: The Year of 2005-2006 through Camera
12:40 每 1:00 pm, Annual Review of Michigan China Fellows
Zhu,
Hongquan, Co-Chair of Michigan China Fellows, Business School, University of Michigan
1:00 每 1:15 pm, Annual Award Ceremony
1:15 每 2:30pm
Session III: Company, Market, and Development
Moderator: Zhang, Jiaan, Social Work
& Political Science, University of Michigan
Collapse of the Acquisition Empires 每
A Lesson Learned from the Failure of Creating Large Corporations through
Mergers (Chinese)
Ma, Yue, Economics & Political
Science, University of Michigan
Overhaul to Better Securities
Markets: An Examination on Shares Dichotomy Reform in China (English)
Gu, Dingyuan, Law School, University of Michigan
Board Independence,
Director Incentive Alignment, and R&D Productivity (English)
Zhu, Hongquan, Business School, University of Michigan
2:30 每 3:20pm
Session IV: Revisit Gender in World History
Moderator: Chen, Yan, Center for
Chinese Studies, University of Michigan
Gender Matters in Fashionable Society
(English)
Li, Sumiao, English Language &
Literature, University of Michigan
The Emasculation
in Mao Era (English)
Hanh Nguyen, Center for Chinese
Studies, University of Michigan
3:20 每 3:30pm Break
3:30 每 5:00pm
Session V (Symposium): Qualitative and Quantitative Methods 每
Staying on the Side of Science
Social Science: Positive and
Reflexive (English)
Dai, Haijing (Coordinator), Social
Work & Sociology, University of Michigan
Other Femininity:
Chinese Women and Professionalization in Engineering (English)
Long, Yan, Women＊s Studies &
Sociology, University of Michigan
Did Send-Down
Experience Benefit Youth? A Reevaluation of the Social Consequences of
Forced Urban-Rural Migration During China＊s Cultural Revolution (English)
Jiang, Yang,
Department of Sociology, University of Michigan
Better Late
than Never: Social Stratification and Higher Education through the Life
Course (English)
Katherine King, Department of
Sociology, University of Michigan
A Study on Determinants of
Intergenerational Financial Support for Parents in 1990＊s China (English)
Ren, Zheng, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan
5:00 每 5:10pm Break
5:10 每 5:40pm
Mini Workshop: Developing a Corpus to Support Your Academic
Writing
Zhang, Meilan, School of Education, University of Michigan
5:40 每 6:00pm Tea Time
Closing Remarks
Jiang, Yang, Co-Chair of Michigan China Fellows, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan
Any opinions, findings, conclusions or
recommendations expressed on the forum are those of the presenter(s) and
do not reflect or represent the views of MCF and its members other than
the presenter. All contributing presenters assume full responsibility and
liability for the accuracy and academic integrity of the presented
material.
Planning Committee of The Fifth Michigan China Forum:
Coordinators: Dai, Haijing; Jiang,
Yang; Li, Xu; Long, Yan; Zhu, Hongquan
Secretariat: Dai, Haijing; Chen, Rong;
Chen, Xiao
Logistics: Wen, Yaomin; Li, Xu;
Jiang, Yang; Long, Yan; Zhu, Hongquan; Ji, Jun; Zhang, Jiaan
Budgeting: Jiang, Yang; Wen, Yaomin
Facilities: Du, Ye; Wang, Huazhong;
Gu, Dingyan; Zhao, Ming; Li, Xu
The Fifth Michigan
China Forum is organized by Michigan China Fellows (MCF, contact
hdai@umich.edu if you have any questions) with financial support from
various organizations or units at the University of Michigan,
including International Institute, Center for Chinese Studies (CCS), the
Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA), and LSA Student
Government.
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