Sunday, November 22 / 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM Room 219 (2nd Floor)

Session 214
Émigré Regimes, Diaspora Mobilization, and Underground Resistance

Chair: Zep Kalb, Princeton University

1. Moral Polarization in Exile: Necessary Evil and the Decoupling of Nation and State in WartimeGolasa sadat Haji mirzaei, Yale.

2. From Insulation to Embeddedness: The Nativization of the Émigré Regime in Cold War Taiwan (1950–1972)Ching-Huan Kuo, University of Texas at Austin.

3. “The Peculiar Disease Known as Patriotism”: Observations on Imperialism by an Immigrant US Soldier in the Spanish American WarKathryn Tucker, University of Montevallo.

4. Everyday Nationalism in Global-Historical Contexts: Illustrated with the Taiwanese CaseAn-Di Wang, University of Virginia.

5. The Topology of Opportunity: Measuring Stepping-Stone Potential in Bureaucratic Mobility Networks of Late Qing (1830–1905)Yue Yu, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Cameron Campbell, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

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