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In June 2009, the American Studies Programme in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at the University of Hong Kong worked with the Department of History at SunYat-sen University, the Instituto Cultural do Governo da R.A.E. de Macau, and the Hong Kong-America Center to invite a group of scholars to participate in a colloquium on the representation of free trade in narratives of early American and Chinese relations. The participants included Dr. Paul Bové (University of Pittsburgh), Dr. Max Cavitch (University of Pennsylvania), Dr. May Bo Ching (Sun Yat-sen University), Dr. John R. Haddad (Penn State University), Dr. Vincent Ho (University of Macao), Dr. Sibing He (Independent Scholar, Guangzhou), Dr. Yinghe Jiang (Sun Yat-sen University), Dr. Yeewan Koon (University of Hong Kong), Dr. Khun Eng Kuah-Pearce (University of Hong Kong), Dr. Joseph Abraham Levi (University of Hong Kong), Dr. Aili Li (Sun Yat-sen University), Dr. Rogério Miguel Puga (FCSH-Universidade Nova de Lisboa/FCT, Portugal), Dr. Paul A. Van Dyke (University of Macao), and Ms. Huang Yedan (University of Hong Kong). The moderators who generously contributed their time and insightful commentary were Dr. Wayne Cristaudo (Director of the European Studies Programme, University of Hong Kong), Professor Douglas Kerr (School of English, University of Hong Kong), and Dr. Pui Tak Lee (Centre for Asian Studies, University of Hong Kong).
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