Salem program (same time as Glasgow conference): World History Association conference, Salem, Massachusetts, June 25-28, 2009. session, Merchants of Inebriation: The Global Distribution of Alcoholic Beverages Jai Kharbanda (Queen Mary College, University of London), Algave-based Drinks in Mexico and Abroad after the Conquest Malcolm Purinton (independent scholar), Colonial Beer: The Birth of India Pale Ale Connie R. Hudgeons (Albuqueque high school), Inbibing History: Two Lessons about Beverages in World Trade session, Merchants of Stupefaction: The Global Trade in Opium Frances Kartunnen (University of Texas-Austin), Alleged Opium Dependence on Nantucket Island in the 1770s Alfred W. Crosby (University of Texas-Austin), Opium and Other Psychoactive Substances in Big History Marion Diamond (Queensland University), The Pill Pusher and the Drug Dealer: Contrasting Uses of Opium at the Turn of the 18th Century session, Sensational Smoking: Opiates in the Global Context Kristin Bayer (Marist College), Inside Out: Chinese Opium Smoking in the Chinese Diaspora Deindre Murphy (Culinary Institute of America), Opium Dens, "Chinesers," and the Flight from the Industrial Clock time More opium papers Uner Turgay (McGill University), American Trade in Turkish Opium in the 19th Century John Wills (Southern California University), The First Inhalers: A World-Historical Question Paul Winther (Eastern Kentucky University), The Missionaries are Right, the Missionaries are Wrong: Missions and Opium in China, 1756-1917 On 6/14/09, David Fahey <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > At about the same time as the Glasgow conference, the World History > Association will be meeting at Salem, Massachusetts. Its conference > includes several sessions as well as individual papers related to the > ADHS. > > On 6/14/09, David Fahey <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >> Thanks, Dan. I have posted the program on the ADHS website/blog, so >> it will be available to anybody with access to the Internet. >> >> On 6/14/09, Dan Malleck <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >>> Dear all >>> I have attached a copy of the Glasgow programme, as a Word document. >>> Let me know if you need a different format--I can make it into a pdf. >>> >>> My apologies for the delay. >>> >>> Dan Malleck >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> David M. Fahey >> Professor Emeritus of History >> Miami University >> Oxford, Ohio 45056 >> USA >> > > > -- > David M. Fahey > Professor Emeritus of History > Miami University > Oxford, Ohio 45056 > USA > -- David M. Fahey Professor Emeritus of History Miami University Oxford, Ohio 45056 USA