Saturday, May 12, 2001
8:30 Light Breakfast
9:15 Welcome: Terry Burke (History, UCSC)
9:30 Panel 1: The Twentieth Century: Conceptions
Chair: Ray Kea (History, UC Riverside)
Ken Pomeranz (History, UCI)
The Twentieth Century War Against the Peasants
Daniel Brower (History, UC Davis)
'The World Turned Upside Down': For and Against Eric Hobsbawm's
Twentieth Century
David Christian (History, SDSU)
The Twentieth Century in the Perspective of Big History
12:15 Lunch Deli Buffet
1:15 Panel 2: The Twentieth Century: Cases
Jose Moya (History, UCLA)
May-Day Demonstrations in the Atlantic World: New York, London, Paris,
Barcelona, and Buenos Aires, 1890-1910
Ralph Croizier (History, University of Victoria)
The Rise and Fall of the New Art: Modernism and the Twentieth Century
Thomas Burr, (Sociology, UC Davis)
"The Global Bicycle Boom of the 1890s"
3:15 Break
3:30 Panel 3: Regions and World History: Mediterraneans
Chair: Sharon Kinoshita (Literature, UCSC)
Terry Burke, (History, UCSC)
"Struggles Around the Liberal project in the Mediterranean"
Bin Wong (History, UCI)
"Regions in World History"
Enrique Sanabria (History, UCSD)
"A Troubled Agreement: University Challenges to the Church/State modus
vivendi in Restoration Spain"
7:00 Reception and Dinner
Cowell College Provost House
Sunday, May 13, 2001
8:30 Light Breakfast
9:15 Panel 4: The Environment and World History
Chair: Mark Cioc (History, UCSC)
Ravi Rajan (Environmental History, UCSC)
"The Origins of Colonial Forest Conservancy: Widening the Debate."
Doug Haynes (History, UCI)
'Still the Heart of Darkness: the Ebola Virus and the Metanarrative
of Disease in the Hot Zone'
Matt Osborne (History, UCSC)
"Rivers, Canals and Cloughs: Waterways and Local Identity in the Deindustrialized
Lancashire Uplands"
11:00 Business Meeting
12:00 End of Meeting