| AUTHOR | FROM | SUBJECT | ABSTRACT |
| Martha ADDANTE | Western Michigan University | Mapping the Outreaches of the Empire in ‘The Man Who Would Be King’ |  |
| Michael AIDIN | The Kipling Society | Kipling and Memorials to the War Dead | |
| Charles ALLEN | The Kipling Society | Ruddy and the Gods: the Young Kipling and Religion | |
| Richard AMBROSINI | Università di Roma Tre | Kipling, the Historians, and Postcolonial Criticism | |
| Howard J BOOTH | University of Manchester | Kipling among the Uranians | |
| Inger K BRØGGER | University of Copenhagen | ‘Little Children Crowned with Dust’: A Reading of Rudyard Kipling’s ‘The Story of Muhammad Din’ | |
| Shirley CHEW | University of Leeds | Blindness and the Idea of the Artist in Kipling and Ondaatje | |
| Jo COLLINS | University of Kent | Kipling, policing India and the Uncanny | |
| Mary CONDE | Queen Mary, University of London | A Literary Descendant: Iris Murdoch’s ‘A Word Child’ | |
| Laurence DAVIES | University of Glasgow | Kipling’s Other Empire: The Aerial Board of Control | |
| Bradley DEANE | University of Minnesota | Rethinking Race and Masculinity in Kipling’s Verse | |
| Roberto DI SCALA | University of Modena and Reggio Emilia | Women on the verge of a cultural breakdown. The case of Kipling’s ‘Lispeth’ | |
| Amanda Jane EDDLESTON | University of Mainz | Kipling’s Concentric Selves | |
| Dorothy FLOTHOW | University of Salzburg | ‘If Any Question Why He Died’: John Kipling and the Myth of the Great War | |
| Adrienne E GAVIN | Canterbury Christ Church University, Kent | ‘neither borne nor lost’: Kipling’s ‘They’ and the Edwardian Cult of Childhood | |
| Mary HAMER | The Kipling Society | The Five Nations: RK’s turning point | |
| Robert HAMPSON | Royal Holloway, University of London | Kipling and Masculinity: The Light That Failed | |
| Peter HAVHOLM | The College of Wooster, Ohio | A Suitably Reserved Emotion | |
| Beatrix HESSE | Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg | Metatextuality in Kipling’s Short Fiction | |
| Christopher HITCHENS |
| Kipling as the bard of the special Anglo-American relationship |
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| Andrew F HUMPHRIES | Canterbury Christ Church University, Kent | The relationship between technology and the supernatural in Kipling’s Traffics and Discoveries | |
| Simon HUMPHRIES | Linacre College, Oxford | What Was Kipling Doing on 17 July 1897? | |
| Anurag JAIN | Queen Mary, University of London | Behind Asian Eyes: Kipling’s Indian Soldiers and British Propaganda of the First World War | |
| Charlotte JOERGENSEN | Royal Holloway, University of London | Centre and Periphery: Panoramic Visuality in Kim and The Impressionist | |
| Daniel KARLIN | University of Sheffield | "Tin Fish": two texts, two readings | |
| Joanna KOKOT | Warmia and Mazury University | On the borderland between two epochs. Autothematic issues in Rudyard Kipling’s short stories | |
| Paula M KREBS | Wheaton College, University of Georgia | Kim Is an American Novel; No, Kim Is an African Novel | |
| Tricia LOOTENS | Wheaton College, University of Georgia | Kim Is an American Novel; No, Kim Is an African Novel | |
| John LEE | University of Bristol | Kipling’s Literary Traffics and Scientific Discoveries: ‘Wireless’ | |
| Eleni LOUKOPOULOU | University of Kent | The finest stories in the world told by Kipling and Joyce | |
| Erin LOUTTIT | University of St. Andrews | The Light of Asia and the Law of the Jungle | |
| Paul MARCH-RUSSELL | University of Kent | ‘All Art is One’: Kipling and Neo-Romanticism | |
| Jan MONTEFIORE | University of Kent | Being a Man | |
| Kaori NAGAI | University of Kent | Quotations and Boundaries: Stalky & Co. | |
| Muireann O’CINNEIDE | St Peter’s College, Oxford | Kipling & Surtees: Exotic Englands, Familiar Indias | |
| Carolyn OULTON | Canterbury Christ Church University | ‘ain’t goin’ to have any beastly Erickin’: the problem of male friendship in Stalky & Co. | |
| Benita PARRY |
| Limits to the renewals of possibility in Kipling criticism |
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| Judith PLOTZ | George Washington University | How ‘The White Man’s Burden’ Lost its Scare Quotes; Or Kipling, Madness, and the New American Empire | |
| Elodie RAIMBAULT | Université de Paris 3 | Finding one’s way through Actions and Reactions | |
| David Alan RICHARDS | The Kipling Society | Kipling and the Bibliographers | |
| Harry RICKETTS | Victoria University of Wellington | The Kiplingisation of Rupert Brooke | |
| David SERGEANT | Oxford University | The Mowgli Stories: a Genealogy of Kipling’s Fiction | |
| George SIMMERS | Oxford Brookes University | Kipling and Shell-Shock: The Healing Community | |
| Florian STADTLER | University of Kent | Hybrid identities, torn loyalties, ambiguous relationships – Reading Kipling, Reading Rushdie | |
| Harish TRIVEDI | University of Delhi | A New Orientalism?: Edward Said on Kipling | |
| Hedley TWIDLE | University of York | Dream Topographies: Kipling in Cape Town, 1891 -1908 | |
| Sue WALSH | University of Reading | Kipling’s Children and the category of ‘Children’s Literature' | |
| Elizabeth WELBY | University of East Anglia | Swirling in the Vortex of Abjection in Kipling’s ‘The City of Dreadful Night’ | |
| Claire WESTALL | University of Warwick | What They Knew of Nation and Empire: The Questioning of Rudyard Kipling and C. L. R. James | |
| Ivan WISE | The Shaw Society | Kipling and Shaw’s attitudes to war | |
| Debra D WYNN | Library of Congress | Traffics and Re-discoveries: Rudyard Kipling Collections at the Library of Congress | |
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