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Type
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No
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Title
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Author/members
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Institution
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Paper
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E-1
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Modernization as maximization: Transformation of Chinese young women's gender construction over three generations
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Fengshu Liu
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University of Oslo
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Paper
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E-2
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Attitudes toward Teaching LGBT-inclusive Curriculum among Elementary Teachers in Taiwan
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Te-Sheng Chang
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National Dong Hwa University
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Paper
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E-3
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How Chinese Adolescents Talk about Gender and Sexuality within the Global World
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Xiying WANG
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Beijing Normal University
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Paper
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E-4
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Stories of Two Male Southeast Asian Graduate Students in a Taiwanese University
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Tsai-Wei Wang
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National Dong Hwa University
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Paper
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E-5
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Promoting gender equality in higher education institutions.An agenda for feminist institutionalism in context of neoliberalist reforms
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Natalija Mažeikienė, Aurelija Novelskaitė , Sybille Reidl, Daiva Skučienė
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Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
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Paper
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E-8
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Body Discipline and Resistance of High School Dance Class Girls in Taiwan
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LIAO YI TING
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Taichung Municipal Shi-Yuan Senior High School.
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Paper
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E-10
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Adult Researchers and Teenage Activists Entering into the Worlds of Each Other: Power Relations Reflexively Re-Positioned by Interplay of ‘Our’ Positionalities
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Hayoung Lee, Minkyung Kwon
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Seoul National University;
University of Edinburgh
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Paper
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ES-6
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‘Girls only work hard but don’t have the “math sense”’: Narratives of secondary school students in making sense of their STEM related subject choice
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Anita Kit Wa Chan
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The Education University of Hong Kong
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Paper
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M-1
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Female Elders as Story Tellers for Knowledge Production in Museum Interpretation and Communication
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Liu,W.C
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Tainan National University of the Arts
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Paper
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M-2
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Gendering and Localizing Taiwan Studies at Taiwan Studies Centers.
A Proposal for the Second Decade of the Vienna Center for Taiwan Studies
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Astrid Lipinsky
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University of Vienna
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Paper
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M-3
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Bridging the gap between feminist activism and academia through libraries and archives : the example of KvinnSam – Swedish National Resource Library for Gender Studies
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Sanna Hellgren
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KvinnSam, Humanities Libraries at Gothenburg University library
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Paper
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M-4
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Art Institutions and Feminist Public Programmes
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Melanie Orenius
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Amos Rex
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Paper
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M-5
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Feminism approach in a traditional museum - collecting and exhibiting women artists and LGBT-art from China in European context
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Si Han
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Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities
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Paper
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MS-35
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“A room for our own”: queer memories and feelings in archival practices
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Camila Borges Freitas
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University of Gothenburg
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Round-table
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M-6
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Gender and Women’s Studies: Crossroads of Scholarship, Stewardship, and Curatorship
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Inga-Lill M Blomkvist
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NIAS
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Paper
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S-1
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Transcultural interstitial confluence for identity negotiation: The popular imageries of salaryman, geeky, herbivore and Korean Wave masculinities among the Taiwanese young men
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Shiau, Hong-Chi
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Shih Hsin University
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Paper
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S-2
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Research on the Gender Role of LGBT Activist in Mainland China
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Si-yuan Dong
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Fujian University of Technology
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Paper
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S-3
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No Land for Rural Women? : Socialist Rule of Law and the Quandary of Nongjianü
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LI YAJIAO
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Ochanomizu University
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Paper
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S-4
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Working conditions as a factor empowering women to earn (more) in the GPG context
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Rasa Pušinaitė-Gelgotė
Aurelija Novelskaitė
Raminta Pučėtaitė
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Vilnius University Kaunas Faculty, Lithuania
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Paper
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S-5
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Hong Kong Older Women’s Divergent Lives and Subjectivities
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Kimburley Choi
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City University of Hong Kong
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Paper
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S-7
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Improvising Gender in Migration: Analyzing the Assemblage of Gender Practices among the Chinese Migrant Families in Sweden
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Mario Liong
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College of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University
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Paper
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S-8
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Vulnerability and Resilience of Feminist Activists in Authoritarian China
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Hsiu-hua Shen
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National Tsing Hua University
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Paper
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S-9
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Work/life patterns of professional women with two children after the one-child policy
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Yang Shen, Lai Jiang
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Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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Paper
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S-10
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“Frictionless social lives”: Exploring the transformation of digital intimacy among young adults in Taiwan
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Pei-Wen Li
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Shih Hsin University
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Paper
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S-11
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Dress and gender congruence among male-to-female transgender
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Chui-Chu Yang
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National Taiwan Normal University
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Paper
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S-12
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Querying (em)power(ment): Institutional Ethnographic Explorations of Protective Services in Contemporary Taiwan
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Pei-Ju Liao
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National Pingtung University of Science and Technology
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Paper
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S-14
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Rearticulating Natural Birth: Rebozo as an Alternative Treatment in Childbirth in Denmark
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Li-Wen Shih
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Medicine at Taipei Medical University / Anthropology Department at Copenhagen University
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Paper
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S-16
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“A matrilineal society’s influence on the accessibility of women in politics - Minangkabau women missing in Indonesian politics”
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Lina Knorr
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Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
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Paper
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S-17
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Imagined Families: Family as Metaphors in the 2019 Hong Kong Protests
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Pang Ka Wei
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Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Paper
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S-18
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The Emerging Femocrats in the Contemporary China？ --Forming Alliance between Gender Groups and Feminist Bureaucrats
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Wei-Ting Wu
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Shih Hsin University
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Paper
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S-19
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The mobility of elders and family-based care – a case study of Chinese migrant (grand)parents
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Yan Zhao, Yu Huang
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Nord University & Vanke Meisha Academy
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Paper
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S-22
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“Now men don’t go to the brothel—they meet the girls via Internet:” Technology and Gender in Transition in Northern Thailand
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Cassie DeFillipo
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University of Melbourne
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Paper
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S-25
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The Genesis of Citizen Intelligentsia in Digital China: Ai Xiaoming’s Practices of Identity and Activism
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Jinyan Zeng
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University of Haifa
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Paper
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S-27
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“They say they only care about WOMEN!”: The emergence of division among politicised women revealed in the course of forming Women’s Party in South Korea
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Euisol Jeong
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Centre for Women's Studies at the University of York
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Paper
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S-28
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Exploring the Transnational Chinese Network of Daigou: Customized Consumption, Transnational Mobility, and Gendered Modernity
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Meina Jia
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Aarhus University
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Paper
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S-30
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Mainstreaming Gender, Transforming Institutions? Preliminary Reflections on the Development of Gender Impact Assessment in Taiwan
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Lu, Meng-tsung
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Department Of Sociology, National Taiwan University
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Paper
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S-31
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Embodied Transformations: Women and Reproductive Desires in New Delhi
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Pronoti Baglary
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Jawaharlal Nehru University
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Paper
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S-33
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Taking Discursive Power Seriously: Conceptualizing State Feminism in China
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Junyi Cai
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University of Sydney
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Paper
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S-37
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Masculinity, Affection, and Necessity of Gender: Gay “MAN” in Prisons
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Chang Chia Yuan
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Academia Sinica
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Paper
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S-38
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China’s Leftover Women: Re-evaluating the Representation of “Leftover” Women (Sheng Nu:剩⼥) in Chinese Society
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Zhu Xin-YI
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King's College London
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Paper
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S-40
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Discipline the menstruating body —An analysis of menstrual products commercials in contemporary mainland China
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徐羽宏
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Lund University
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Paper
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S-42
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The Study of Gay Men's YouTubers' Strategies Against Internal Discrimination
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Chun-Yi Chen
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Shih Hsin University
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Paper
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S-43
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Analyzing Women’s Sexuality from Sexy Selfies on the Internet: The Case of Sex Board on Dcard
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Huang, I-ching
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National Taiwan University
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Paper
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S-44
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Falling Families, Crumbling Nation-state: Building of A New Nation Among Marriage Equality Movement Participants
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藍昱智、廖珮如
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National Pingtung University of Science and Technology
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Poster
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S-49
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The Silence Breaker: Exploring the Process of Women Deciding to Speak Out Against Gender-based Violence from Experiencing sexual assault to Self-disclosure on Social Networking Sites.
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Lee,Hsin
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National Changhua University of Education
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Poster
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S-50
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Mainstreaming Misogyny and AI Technology： how Deepfake porn control over women's bodies
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Huang, Yen-Hsuan
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National Chengchi University
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Panel
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S-51
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The Biopolitics of Masculinities – Becoming a Good Citizen in Nordic and Chinese Societies
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Sebastian Mohr,
Ting-Fai Yu,
Yuk-Ying Wong
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Karlstad University；Monash University；Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Panel
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S-52
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Gender and Reconfiguration of Family, Intimacy and Care in Contemporary Taiwan
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Yu-Ling Huang
Chin-ju Lin
Yu-Ying Hu
Ya-Ping Lin
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National Cheng-Kung University;
Kaohsiung Medical University;
Kaohsiung Medical University;
Chang Gung University
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Panel
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S-55
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Creating female subjectivities through consumption, environmental governance and activism in China and Taiwan
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Mette Halskov Hansen
Kathinka Fürst
Olivia Yun-An Dung
Chen Lu
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University of Oslo;
Duke University Kunshan;
Leiden University;
University of Oslo
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Paper
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L-1
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Production of Feminist Knowledge in Literary Narratives: The Case of Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore
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Gayle K. Sato
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Meiji University
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Paper
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L-2
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Mapping the Public Woman in the Writings of Priscilla Wakefield and Her Protofeminist Contemporaries
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Yi-Cheng Weng
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National Taiwan University
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Paper
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L-5
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Examining Feminist art and curating practices performed in the Venice Art Biennales: a global artistic field analysis
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Chia-ling Lai
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National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
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Paper
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L-7
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Experiments in a Conservative Vein: Women Rewritings of Xiqu in Taiwan and Mainland China
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Josh Stenberg
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University of Sydney
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Paper
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L-8
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Playing with Tarot: Technology of Care for Feminist Knowledge Production
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Hong-An (Ann) Wu
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University of Texas at Dallas
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Paper
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L-13
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Cross-“National” Dialogue: Using three exhibitions on the topics of art, craft and technology, ‘From My Fingers’, ‘Femi-Flow’ and ‘The Herstory of Abstraction in East Asia’ as example
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Bettina Englerth
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Sinology, Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich.
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Paper
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L-17
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Shame and Shyness in the 30s Chinese Literature: The Construction of gender
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Li Yu-jia
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University of Southampton
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Paper
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L-18
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To Remember Everything, to Remember Always: The Writing of Trauma as Working-Through in Maria Rosa Henson’s Comfort Woman: Slave of Destiny
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Catherine Lianza A. Aquino
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Ateneo de Manila University
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Paper
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L-19
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Kleist’s Penthesilea – female violence and the deconstruction of dichotomous gender order
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Xiaomin Zhou
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Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
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Paper
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LH5
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A Lost Tradition of Premodern Chinese Women’s Painting-Poetry (tihua shi 題畫詩): A Case Study of Xi Peilan’s席佩蘭 (1760–after 1829) Painting-Poems in the Mid-Qing
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Yang Zhao
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University of California Santa Barbara
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Paper
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LS-15
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Marguerite Duras and Taiwan : transmission, mediation, reception
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Shih Hsien Huang
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Department of France, Tamkang University
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Paper
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LS-29
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When Vaginas Speak Chinese: Mobilizing Feminism Through Translation
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Guo-wang Tao-lue
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University of Alberta
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Paper
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LS-34
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Retrogress and division against feminism: legal sociology perspective for foreign surrogate pregnancy among Chinese LGBT couples
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Hongyun Yu
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Australia National University
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Paper
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LS-39
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Composing as feminist practice: a self-examination of The Everyday Lullaby: Unfoldings and Solidarities
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Elizabeth Ditmanson
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composer, sound-artist, flute player, and scholar
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Panel
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LS-54
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Transversal Biopolitics: Evolution, Assemblage, and Healing
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Chun-Mei Chuang
Yin Wang
Catherine Ju-yu Cheng
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Soochow University;
National Cheng Kung University;
Feng Chia University
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Panel
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L-20
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Media, Mediation, and the Politics of Gender in “Transnational” Taiwan
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Fang-Chih Irene Yang
Leticia Nien-Hsuan Fang
Jocelyn Yi-Hsuan Lai
Yu-hui Tai
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National Cheng Kung University;
National Chengchi University;
Fu Jen Catholic University;
National Chiao Tung University
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Panel
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L-21
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Feminine Struggles: Writing as a Weapon to fight in the Invisible War
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Huei-Ling Chen
Yijia Du
Ye Su
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Univeristy of Sydney;
Univeristy of Sydney;
Univeristy of Sydney
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Round-table
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L-22
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Feminist Alliances, Situated Knowledges and Intellectual Empowerment. A discussion with Feminist Readings Network
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Siao-Ting, Hong.
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Comparative Literature University of Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3
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Paper
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H-1
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Bodies, Menstruation Blood and Witchcraft: The Feminist Art Scene in Gothenburg in the 70s and early 80s
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Eva Zetterman
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University of Gothenburg
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Paper
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H-2
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How to Be Brownies in the “Camp”? A Case Study of “Old Chefusians” and Their Education in Wartime China (1943-1945)
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Ching-Yin Chang
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Wenzao Ursuline University
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Paper
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H-4
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A Gender Perspective on Decolonization: Reconstructing the Role of Women in the Algerian War
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Song Xinyi
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Peking University
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Paper
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H-7
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Woman as the Trope: Perceiving the Altering Chinese Modernity from Females’ Public Visual Images before and after 1949
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Zhuyuan Han 韩竺媛
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Duke University
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Paper
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HS-23
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The Gender Controversy and the Metaphysics of Gender
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Chun-Ping YEN
顏均萍、Hsiang-Yun CHEN
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Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica
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Paper
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HS-24
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Revolutions in Memory: Singing Girls and China’s Socialist transformation
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Zhao, Mi
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LRCCS at the University of Michigan
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Paper
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HS-26
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Chinese Feminism in Transition Looking Eastward and Embracing Eastern European Feminisms?
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Qi Wang
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Department of Design and Communication, University of Southern Denmark
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Paper
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HL-3
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Women, Body and Discourse: A Case on WEN Hui’s Theatres and Documentaries
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Yu, Xuying
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Open University of Hong Kong
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Panel
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H-8
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Negotiating Post/socialism: Women and feminism in post-1949 China
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Dusica Ristivojevic
Zhang Yu
Liu Xi
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University of Helsinki;
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology;
Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
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Panel
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H-9
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Premodern Royal Ladies in Japan and Beyond: Premier Royal Ladies (Nyoin) in Medieval Times, 1000-1300
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Fan Yang
Yunyun Zhou
Duan Jiling
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University of Amsterdam;
University of Oxford;
Indiana University Bloomington
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Panel
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H-10
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Premodern Royal Ladies in Japan and Beyond: Premier Royal Ladies (Nyoin) in Medieval Times, 1000-1300
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Akemi Banse
Hanayo Noguchi
Sachiko Kawai
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University of Tokyo;
Kyoai Gakuen Unibersity;
National Museum of Japanese History
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Panel
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H-11
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Women in Public: Gender, Politics and Society in Chinese History, Seventh to Twentieth Centuries
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Zhan Beibei
Peter Ditmanson
YI Jo-lan 衣若蘭
Rachel Hui-Chi Hsu
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Yuelu Academy;
Yuelu Academy;
Tunghai University;
National Chengchi University
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Panel
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H-12
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Gender, Nation, and Women in China and Taiwan
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Shu-Ching Chang
Hsiao-pei Yen
Wei-Ying Liu
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National Yang-Ming University;
National Yang-Ming University;
National Museum of Taiwan History
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Paper
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GE-6
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From Lesbian, Transgender to Gender non-binary: A Self-narrative Study of Identity Changed and Physical Resistance
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Su Pinru
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National Chengchi University
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Paper
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GE-7
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Struggle in the Journey of Gender: A Narrative Research on Life Experience of Millennials LGBTQ Teacher and Their Educational Practice
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He Tingyan, Su Pinru
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National Chengchi University
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Paper
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GE-9
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Tainan city elementary current research issues of gender equality education curriculum plan
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Chiung-wen Chang
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Tainan Municipal West Central District Jinsyue Elementary School.
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Paper
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GS-41
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How do we grow up? Observing the transformation of attitudes towards female bodies within two DVT groups of Taiwanese children and preteens
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Chia-Chun Chang
Wu, Yi-Chieh
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Institute of Health and Welfare Policy, National Yang-Ming University; Chairperson, Association of Multidisciplinary Services for Family Development
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Paper
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GH-3
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The Colonial Office’s Discussions on the Chinese Clandestine Prostitution in Singapore in the 1930s
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Wei-an Yang
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Fujen University
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