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4-0825 PRIVILEGED MINORITIES, INNOCENT VICTIMS, OR NATIONAL HEROES?: ANTI-KOREAN ACTIVISM AND THE LINGERING LEGACIES OF JAPANESE IMPERIALISM
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Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-15:30

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Organizers:  Tomomi Yamaguchi (Montana State University) and Elise Edwards (Butler University)
Chairs:  Elise Edwards (Butler University)
Discussants:  Nancy A Abelmann (UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN)
13:45
Foul Play: The 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup and a New Tide of Korea-Bashing
Elise Edwards (Butler University)
14:00
Making and Unmaking of Privileges and Victims: Zainichi Korean Minority Claims, Backlash, and Counterbacklash
Youngmi Lim (Lehman College-CUNY)
14:15
Colonial Legacies and Tidemarks of Invisible Racism: Traces of Multiple Names of Koreans In Japan
Haeng-ja Chung (Hamilton College)
14:30
The Imperial Korean: Right-Wing Readings of Ethnicity and Empire
Nathaniel M Smith (Yale University)
14:45
Xenophobia In Action: Anti-Korean Activism, Hate-Speech and the Internet
Tomomi Yamaguchi (Montana State University)
15:00
Discussant
Nancy A Abelmann (UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN)
15:15
Discussion
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