| Time |
Title |
Presenter (s) |
| 9.00-9.30 am |
Registration/Welcome |
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| 9.30-11.00 am |
Session 1: Challenging the Conservative Era |
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"The Bethune Memorial and Uses of the Past in Nixon's America" |
Jenny Woodley |
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"'The Revolution That Wasn't': The supreme Court and Religion in Nixon's America" |
Emma Long |
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"Richard Nixon: friend or foe? An analysis of the 37th President's Indian Policy in the Red Power era" |
Ben Harvey Sporle |
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"The Origins of 'Rights Talk' in the Arts: Richard Nixon, Federal Arts Policymaking, and the Long Great Society" |
Karen Heath |
| 11.00-11.30 am |
Coffee Break |
|
| 11.30-12.30 pm |
Plenary: Title TBC |
Jon Bell |
| 12.30-1.30 pm |
Lunch |
|
| 1.30-3.00 pm |
Session 2: Activism & Rights |
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"Erasing Minds: The Black Power Movement, Political Prisoners, and the Struggle Against Psychiatric Repression Inside America's Penitentiaries" |
Zoe Colley |
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"Did the Nixon Administration Have a Human Rights Policy?" |
Sara B. Snyder |
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"'Idealism at its worst': Richard Nixon, Billy Graham, Student Activists, and the University of Tennessee, May 28, 1970" |
Katherine J. Ballantyne |
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"Nixon and the Politics of Disaster" |
Gareth Davies |
| 3.00-3.30 pm |
Tea Break |
|
| 3.30-5.00 pm |
Session 3: Economic Justice & Work |
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"Black Capitalism, the Family Assistance Plan, and the Nixon Administration's racialized rhetoric of work" |
Tom Adam Davies |
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President Nixon and the War on Poverty: Mississippi's Community Services Association" |
Emma Folwell |
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"'Our Focus Must Be On Jobs': Hubert Humphrey, the Right to a Job, and the Search for a New Democratic Majority, 1968-1978" |
Patrick Andelic |
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"'Don't Expect Nothing from your Government': Welfare and Tax Opposition on All in the Family, 1971-1974" |
Oscar Winberg |