Thursday, October 31 / 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM

Session 29
From Nomadic Imperialism to Imperial Patronage: Rethinking Power Dynamics in Historical Contexts

Chair: Juan D. Delgado, University of Michigan

1. Imperial Ways of Knowing Blackness: Colonial Legacies of Demographic Visibility from Eighteenth-Century New Spain and New GranadaJuan D. Delgado, University of Michigan.

2. From Revolution to Development: Chronotype, Metapragmatics, and Deng Xiaoping’s Southern TourEugene Yu Ji, The University of Chicago.

3. Inner Asian Nomadic Peoples, International Relations Theory, and the Geopolitical ImaginationJoseph MacKay, Australian National University.

4. Patronage and Empire: Evidence from the British ArmyGilad Wenig, University of California, Los Angeles.

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