Breakfast

Opening Remarks

• Elizabeth Armstrong (University of Michigan, Sociology)
• Mary Gallagher (University of Michigan, International Institute)
• Ann Lin (University of Michigan, Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies)

Xiaohong Xu’s Sociology

• Ho-fung Hung (Johns Hopkins University, Sociology)

Break

Panel 1: The Great Separation

• Roi Livne, chair (University of Michigan, Sociology)
• Yan Long (University of California-Berkeley, Sociology)
• Ho-fung Hung (Johns Hopkins University, Sociology)
• Stephanie Mudge (University of California-Davis, Sociology)

Break

Buffet lunch

Panel 2: The Misruling Elite

• Mary Gallagher, chair (University of Michigan, International Institute)
• Yuhua Wang (Harvard University, Government)
• Xueguang Zhou (Stanford University, Sociology)
• Mark Mizruchi (University of Michigan, Sociology)

Break

Panel 3: Methodology

• Jonah Stuart Brundage, chair (University of Michigan, Sociology)
• Nicholas Wilson (Stony Brook University, Sociology)
• Yang Zhang (American University, Global Inquiry)
• Julia Adams (Yale University, Sociology)

Break

Panel 4: Modernity and the Politics of Newness: Unravelling New Time in the Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1966 to 1968

• Elizabeth Armstrong, chair (University of Michigan, Sociology)
• Isaac Reed (University of Virginia, Sociology)
• Genevieve Zubrzycki (University of Michigan, Sociology)
• Yang Su (University of California-Irvine, Sociology)
• Robert Jansen (University of Michigan, Sociology)

Closing Remarks

• Yan Long (University of California-Berkeley, Sociology)
• Roi Livne (University of Michigan, Sociology)

Reception

Please join us for continued discussion reflecting on Xiaohong’s legacy at a reception at Rackham Assembly Hall, 4th Floor Rackham Building (915 E. Washington St.). All are welcome.