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See You in 2011 (and links to the first 10 reviews)
These last two months have been an exciting start for Chinese History Dissertation Reviews. Since our launch date on October 18th, we’ve posted 10 reviews of dissertations defended at eight different institutions, covering a wide array of topics and subfields. We … Continue reading
Posted in China, East Asia, Fields, Forthcoming Reviews
Tagged 2008 Dissertations, 2009 Dissertations, Asian Studies, China, Chinese History, Christopher Leighton, Columbia University, David Luesink, Dirt Market, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, East India Company, Esherick, Graduate School, Hegel, History, Islam, Jeremy Brown, Law, Legal History, Li Chen, MIT, Montesquieu, Number One Historical Archives, Oral History, People's Republic of China, Ph.D., Pickowicz, Qing, Qing Dynasty, Republican China, Republican Period, Simon Fraser, Staunton, Tianjin, Tianjin Municipal Archives, UBC, UCSD, University, University of British Columbia, University of California San Diego, Wenshi ziliao, Zhihong Chen
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Law and Sensibility of Empire in the Making of Modern China, 1750-1900 (Author: Li Chen | Reviewer: David Luesink)
Law and Sensibility of Empire in the Making of Modern China, 1750-1900. By LI CHEN. Columbia University, 2009. 622 pp. Primary Advisor: Madeleine Zelin. Li Chen’s dissertation title is too modest. The dissertation goes a long way toward demonstrating not … Continue reading
Posted in 2009, Advisors, Archival Collections, British Library, China, Columbia University, East Asia, East India Company Factory Records, Fields, Number One Historical Archives (Beijing), Year of Defense, Zelin, Madeleine
Tagged 2009 Dissertations, Asian Studies, China, Chinese History, David Luesink, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, East India Company, Graduate School, Hegel, History, Law, Legal History, Li Chen, Montesquieu, Number One Historical Archives, Ph.D., Qing, Qing Dynasty, Staunton
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Next on CHDR: Law and Sensibility of Empire in the Making of Modern China, 1750-1900 (Author: Li Chen | Reviewer: David Luesink)
Chinese History Dissertation Reviews will soon feature David Luesink’s review of Li Chen’s dissertation, “Law and Sensibility of Empire in the Making of Modern China, 1750-1900.” Please stay tuned.
Posted in Forthcoming Reviews
Tagged Asian Studies, China, Chinese History, Columbia University, David Luesink, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, Graduate School, History, Law, Legal History, Li Chen, Ph.D., Qing, Qing Dynasty, UBC, University, University of British Columbia
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