Abstracts & Biographies
2018 Presenters
- Fernando Camacho Padilla:
“Chile during the Late 60s: The road to the democratic revolution of 1970”
- Lisa M. Corrigan:
“Mourning King: Memory, black rage, and the shaping of Black Power”
- Nicholas Jon Crane:
“Mexican Transition(s) and Youth Political Engagement after 1968 in Mexico City”
- Stephen Donadio:
“Black Power at Columbia, 1968”
- Duane Edwards:
“What Happens When We Stop Dreaming? Accounting for the waning of post-independence radicalism”
- Matthew Galway:
“ ‘A New Storm against Imperialism’: Global Maoism and communism in Southeast Asia before and after 1968”
- Todd Gitlin:
”The Ambiguous Consequences of Failed Revolutions”
- Andrew Hannon:
“Acting Out: Performative politics in the age of the New Left and the counterculture”
- Estelle Kouokam Magne:
“Rebuilding the Puzzle: Cameroonian cultural construction from 1968 to the present”
- Jamie McCallum:
“From Liberation to Recuperation: The legacy of Paris 1968 on Seattle 1999”
- Anne Muxel:
“May ‘68 and the Politicization of Younger Generations in France Today”
- Shannon O’Sullivan:
“From Raising a Fist in 1968 to Taking a Knee in 2016: How US media discourses frame African-American athletes’ calls for racial justice”
- Linus Owens:
“ ‘Two, three, many Columbias’ or too many San Fransicso States? Remembering the 1968 student protests”
- Elena Razlogova:
“The Variants of 1968 Radicalism: Ousmane Sembene and Larisa Shepitko”
- Jorge Caê Rodrigues:
“Performing Gender in the ‘Años de Chumbo’: Identity, Ambiguity, and Counterculture”