3rd Global Conference
Monday 18th October - Wednesday 20th October 2004
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Conference Programme, Abstracts and Papers
The programme for the conference is available below. Delegates are listed according to the session in which they appear. Clicking on the Session Title will take you to the abstracts (where available) for that session. Each delegate is listed according to their affiliation.
Final Conference Programme (v.1.4)
Monday 18th October
From 12.30
Registration
14.00
Welcome and Opening Words
Rob Fisher
14.15
Session 1: Generals, Civil Society & Military
Culture
Chair: Rob Fisher
Andrew Wilson
“Inventing the General”: A Re-appraisal of the Sunzi bingfa
Mark Perry
The New Minutemen: Civil Society and the Evolution of Military Culture
15.45
Coffee
16:15
Session 2: Business, Economics and War
Chair: Asa Kasher
Monika L Riez
Budapest and
the Great War: A Brief Overview
Albrecht Fritzsche
The Similarities of Business and War and the Idea of Being the Best
17.30
Notices/Announcements
Wine Reception
Tuesday 19th October
09.30
Session 3: Children, Humour and War
Chair: Bill Doll
Dorothea Flothow
‘Train Yourselves to Defend Your Country’: Children’s
Novels in the First World War
John Horn
Through Comic Eyes: Punch, the British Army, and Pictorial Humour on
the Western Front 1914-1918
10.45
Coffee
11.15
Session 4: Writing, Rumour and News
Chair: Andrew Wilson
Tammy M. Proctor
"Gone Home": Boy Scouting and the Writing/Re-Writing of the
War in Britain, 1914-1920
Martha Hanna
What did the Home front Know? Rumor and Real News in Rural France,
1914-1918
12.30
Lunch
14.30
Session 5: Future Warfare and the Rise of Cyberwar
Chair: Agnes Maillot
Bill Doll
Future Warfare Operations
Markku Jokisipilä
From Traditional Warfare to Cyberwar: Information War and Dissemination
of Propaganda on the Internet in the Light of Israeli-Palestinian
Conflict
15.45
Coffee
16.15
Session 6: Position Paper/Case Study
Asa Kasher
Comradeship Facing Death
17.30
Sessions End
Wednesday 20th October
09.30
Session 7: Identity, Memory and Conflict Resolution
Chair: Dorothea Flothow
Brigitte Le Juez
War Survivors’ Fractured Identities in Hiroshima mon Amour
Agnes Maillot
Memory and conflict resolution in Northern Ireland
10.45
Coffee
11.15
Session 8: Political Modernity and Public Consciousness
Chair: Monika Riez
Sinkwan Cheng
Terrorism in the Context of Political Philosophy
Alexandre Fedorovski
Dehumanization of Public
Consciousness as One of the Causes of Modern American Wars (Results
of the Sociological Analysis)
12.30
Development Meeting
Rob Fisher
13.00
Lunch
and Conference Close