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20 New Dissertation Reviews Scheduled for 2011
Chinese History Dissertation Reviews is proud to announce that over 20 new dissertations are set to be featured during the 2011-12 academic year, the majority of which will be reviewed by new members of the CHDR network. New authors and reviewers … Continue reading
Posted in China, East Asia, Forthcoming Reviews
Tagged 2011-12 academic year, Asian Studies, CHDR, China, Chinese History, Chinese History Dissertation Reviews, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, Forthcoming Reviews, Graduate School, History, People's Republic of China, Ph.D., Qing, Qing Dynasty, Republican China, University
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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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Saintly Brokers: Uyghur Muslims, Trade, and the Making of Qing Central Asia, 1696-1814. By KWANGMIN KIM (Review by Loretta Kim)
Saintly Brokers: Uyghur Muslims, Trade, and the Making of Qing Central Asia, 1696-1814. By KWANGMIN KIM. University of California, Berkeley, 2008. 485 pp. Primary Advisors: Wen-hsin Yeh, Yuri Slezkine, and Patricia Berger. Kwangmin Kim’s dissertation is a significant contribution to … Continue reading
Posted in Advisors, Alma Mater, Archival Collections, Berger, Patricia, Number One Historical Archives (Beijing), Slezkine, Yuri, University of California Berkeley, Yeh, Wen-hsin
Tagged 2008 Dissertations, Asian Studies, Berkeley, C. Patterson Giersch, China, Chinese History, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, Economic History, Eurasia, First Historical Archive in Beijing, Graduate School, History, Islam, James Millward, Johan Elverskog, John Herman, Joseph Fletcher, khojas, Kwangmin Kim, Loretta Kim, merchant imperialism, Ming, Native Chieftain, Patricia Berger, People's Republic of China, Ph.D., Qing, Republican China, Russia, Tribute, Tribute System, University, Uyghur, Uyghurs, Wen-hsin Yeh, Xinjiang, Yuri Slezkine, Zunghar
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International and Wartime Origins of the Propaganda State: The Motion Picture in China, 1897-1955. By MATTHEW DAVID JOHNSON (Review by Kevin Carrico)
International and Wartime Origins of the Propaganda State: The Motion Picture in China, 1897-1955. By MATTHEW DAVID JOHNSON. University of California, San Diego, 2008. 485 pp. Primary Advisors: Joseph W. Esherick and Paul G. Pickowicz. Last autumn, the 60th anniversary … Continue reading
Posted in Advisors, Alma Mater, Esherick, Joseph, Pickowicz, Paul, University of California San Diego
Tagged 2008 Dissertations, A Border Region Labor Hero, anti-colonialism, Asian Studies, China, Chinese film industry, Chinese History, colonialism, communism, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, Esherick, film, film history, film industry, Graduate School, History, Kevin Carrico, Matthew Johnson, People's Republic of China, Ph.D., Pickowicz, propaganda, Qing, Qing Dynasty, Republican China, Republican Period, UCSD, University, University of California San Diego
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Stretching the Skin of the Nation: Chinese Intellectuals, the State, and the Frontiers in the Nanjing Decade (1927-1937) (Author: Zhihong Chen | Reviewer: James Leibold)
Stretching the Skin of the Nation: Chinese Intellectuals, the State, and the Frontiers in the Nanjing Decade (1927-1937). By Zhihong Chen. University of Oregon, 2008. 304 pp. Primary Advisor: Bryna Goodman. In Stretching the Skin of the Nation, Zhihong Chen … Continue reading
Posted in 2008, China, East Asia, Fields, Goodman, Bryna, University of Oregon, Year of Defense
Tagged 2008 Dissertations, Asian Studies, Bianjiang, Bianjiang yanjiu, Bianshi yanjiu, Borderlands, Bryna Goodman, China, Chinese History, Chinese Social Sciences, Dao bianjiang qu, Develop the West, Dili zazhi, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Dixue zazhi, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, ethnicity, Frontier Affairs Research, Frontier Research, Frontiers, Geo-Science Magazine, geobody, Geographical Review, Geography, Go to the Frontier, Goodman, Graduate School, Gu Jiegang, Han, Han Chinese, History, History of Social Sciences, Islam, James Leibold, La Trobe University, LaTrobe University, Leibold, Manchurian Incident, margins, Nanjing Decade, Nation-State, Nationalism, New Asia, Pan-Asianism, Pan-Islamism, People's Republic of China, Ph.D., Qing, Qing Dynasty, Republican China, Republican Period, Territoriality, territorialization, The Evolution of Chinese Geography, Thongchai Winichakul, University, University of Oregon, Xin yaxiya, Yugong, Zhang Qiyuan, Zhihong Chen, Zhu Kezhen
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Gu Hongming and the Re-invention of Chinese Civilization (Author: Chunmei Du | Reviewer: Hyungju Hur)
Gu Hongming and the Re-invention of Chinese Civilization. By CHUNMEI DU. Princeton University, 2009. 293 pp. Primary Advisor: Benjamin Elman. This dissertation illuminates the life and thought of Gu Hongming (辜鸿铭 1857-1928), a cosmopolitan scholar of the late Qing and … Continue reading
Posted in 2009, Academia Sinica, Advisors, Alma Mater, Archival Collections, China, Daitō Bunka (University in Tokyo), East Asia, Elman, Benjamin, Fields, National University of Singapore Archives, Number One Historical Archives (Beijing), Number Two Historical Archives (Nanjing), Princeton University, University of Edinburgh Archives, Year of Defense
Tagged 2009 Dissertations, Academia Sinica, Anti-Westernism, Archives at the National University of Singapore, Asian Studies, Benjamin Elman, China, Chinese History, Chineseness, Chunmei Du, Confucianism, Daitō Bunka University, Diaspora, Dissertation, Dissertation Reviews, Doctorate, East Asian Studies, Graduate School, Gu Hongming, History, Hyungju Hur, May Du, May Fourth, Modernity, Number One Historical Archives, Number Two Historical Archives, Orientalism, Ph.D., Princeton University, Qing, Qing Dynasty, Republican China, Republican Period, University, University of Edinburgh, University of Illinois
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