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New article released: Morris Rossabi (Columbia Univ.) "Communications and 'Communicators' in the Yuan and Early Ming" | Journal of Chinese History 中國歷史學刊 | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3McC2CD
Tristan Brown, "Bureaucracy from the Bottom Up: Diviners in Qing Local Governance" | Journal of Chinese History 中國歷史學刊 | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3KmKPRQ
New Article online: Robin McNeal, "Canonical Interpretation, Social Mediation, and Local Religious Practice: A Qing-era Inscription at a Shanxi Temple to Gaomei, The Divine Matchmaker, and the Vast and Productive Space between Orthodoxy and Heteropraxy" bit.ly/3Kyf08u
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MingKwai, Rediscovered
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Call for Submissions — "Global Perceptions of China: Insights from the Next Generation." Scholars under the age of 35 are invited to submit proposals by October 31.
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AAS-in-Asia 2026 to Take Place at Lahore University of Management Sciences—submit your organized panel session or roundtable proposal by November 13!
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ALT Colorful poster for AAS-in-Asia Lahore conference, Sept 25-27, 2026, themed 'Centering Asia: Refiguring Connections, Recharting Futures'.
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Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future, out August 26
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New Article published online – David M. Robinson (Colgate Univ.), Ability and Authority in the Context of Crisis and Conflict: The Mid-Fifteenth Century | Journal of Chinese History 中國歷史學刊 | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/42STOjx
Latest issue | Journal of Chinese History 中國歷史學刊 | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/47pNFyA
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We are thrilled to announce the winners of our #AAS2024 awards! Congratulations to all the honorees.
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Latest episode of Sci-Tech Asia’s TechnoViews Podcast is available! TechnoViews #16. 'An Ecological History of Modern China' | Stevan Harrell (U. Of Washington). Available in Spotify, RSS, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, etc👇
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Maura Dykstra, Response to George Qiao's Review of Uncertainty in the Empire of Routine: The Administrative Revolution of the Eighteenth-Century Qing State doi.org/10.1017/jch.2023.35
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Thrilled to share the launch of the "China County Chronicles Full-Text Database", a collaboration between myself, Leo Y. Yang from #UCSD, and Prof. Ting Chen @colomct from #HKBU. Step into a rich world of over 3000 County Chronicles since the inception of the PRC! (1/8)
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We always welcome new proposals for special issues @JChineseHistory. Proposals on all subfields and topics are welcome; they should feature a broad temporal coverage and include diverse periods of Chinese history.
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This week our mammoth special issue on National Traditions of Sinology edited by Josh Fogel appeared in print - 400 pages, 15 papers in the journal that covers all of Chinese history: Journal of Chinese History 中國歷史學刊
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The EALAC Department is thrilled to announce a new colloquium series, the Critical Chinese Humanities Colloquium (CCH). The CCH encourages innovative and critical approaches to the study of Chinese humanities.
For details on upcoming CCH events, visit: columbiaucch.org/cch
George Qiao reviews Maura Dykstra's new book, Uncertainty in the Empire of Routine (Harvard Asia Center, 2022) doi.org/10.1017/jch.2023.19
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New #AsiaNow post, "Generation and the Politics of Memory in China" — editor @mauracunningham interviews @EmoryUniversity sociologist @BinXuAtlanta about Chairman Mao’s Children, his 2021 @CambridgeUP book. asianstudies.org/generation-…
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Newly released, “Healing with Poisons” by @Yan_Liu_HistMed explores the ways physicians, religious figures, court officials, and laypersons used toxic substances to relieve acute illnesses and enhance life from the Era of Division to the Tang. @openmonographs @UBLibraries
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I'm thrilled to announce that my book, "Reproductive Realities in Modern China: Birth Control and Abortion, 1911-2021" has been published by @CambridgeUP!
