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1. Frank Kraushaar

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University of Latvia (Latvia)

¡§Research Center for East Asian Studies at the National Library of Latvia (support during the formative stage)¡¨

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B. ¬ã¨s­pµeÃþ

 

1. Ian Taylor

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University of St. Andrews (UK)

¡§Chinese Special Economic Zones in Africa: Catalysts for Development?¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á17,000

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2. Yik-chan Chin

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University of Oxford (UK)

¡§Researching Law in Society in China: The Interplay between the Law and Media in Defamation Litigation (1992-2009)¡¨

http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/hrlc/projects/projects2011.aspx
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/hrlc/projects/chinadefamationproject.aspx

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3. Philip Clart¡]¬_­Y¾ë¡^

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University of Leipzig (Germany)

¡§Text and Context: Redemptive Societies in the History of Religions of Modern and Contemporary China¡¨

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4. Christian Henriot¡]¦w§J±j¡^

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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (France)

¡§¡¥Cities in Turmoil¡¦: Historical GIS and Urban Life in Four Chinese Cities in the Late Qing and Republican Period¡¨

http://www.virtualcities.fr

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á60,000

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C. ¾Ç³N¬ã°Q·|Ãþ

 

1. Richard King

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University of Glasgow (UK)

¡§The Good Life and Conceptions of Life in Greek and Chinese Antiquity¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á15,000

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2. Halvor Eifring¡]¦ãµq¼w¡^

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University of Oslo (Norway)

¡§Cultural Histories of Chinese Meditation¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á15,000

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3. Melanie Trede

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Heidelberg University (Germany)

¡§Living Legacies: The History of East Asian Art Reconsidered¡¨

http://iko.uni-hd.de/archiv/veranstaltungen/20100710-12_symp_livinglegacies.html

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á14,000

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4. Volker Scheid

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University of Westminster (UK)

¡§The (After)Life of Traditional Knowledge: The Cultural Politics and Historical Epistemology of East Asian Medicine¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á20,000

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1. Anne-Christine Trémon

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École Normale Supérieure (France)

¡§Chinese in French Polynesia. Migration, Métissage, Diaspora.¡¨

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2. Stéphane Gros

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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (France)

¡§The Missing Share. Exchange and Power on Yunnan's Borderlands (China).¡¨

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3. Henning Klöter¡]Áú¥iÀs¡^

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Ruhr-Universität Bochum (Germany)

¡§The Language of the Sangleys: A Chinese Vernacular in Missionary Sources of the Seventeenth Century¡¨

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4. Adele Schlombs

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Museum of East Asian Art in Cologne (Germany)

¡§New Perspectives in the Study of East Asian Art History: A Festschrift for Lothar Ledderose¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á6,000

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5. Patrice Fava¡]­S  µØ¡^

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École française d¡¦Extrême-Orient (France)

¡§Aux portes du ciel, la statuaire taoïste du Hunan¡¨

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E. ±M®×¸É§UÃþ

 

1. Brunhild Staiger

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European Association for Chinese Studies

¡§EACS Biannual Conference¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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2. Brunhild Staiger

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European Association for Chinese Studies

¡§EACS Young Scholar Award¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á3,000

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3. Brunhild Staiger

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European Association for Chinese Studies

¡§EACS Library Travel Grants¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á30,000

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1. Shih-chen Chao¡]»¯¸Ö§Õ¡^

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University of Manchester (UK)

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¡§Toward an ¡¥Imagined Community¡¦: Internet Fiction, Fandom, and the Flowing Identity in the Chinese Online Literary Sphere¡¨

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2. Jui-yin Chao¡]»¯ºÍ­µ¡^

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University of Manchester (UK)

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¡§Translational Footnotes and the Positioning of Unfamiliar Literature: Translations of Angela Carter¡¦s Fiction in Taiwan¡¨

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3. Wei-chung Cheng¡]¾Gºû¤¤¡^

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Leiden University (The Netherlands)

¡u®ü°Ó¤ý«J»P¤ý«Ç°Ó¤H¡GÀôªF¡B«n¤¤°ê®ü°ìµØ°Ó¸ó°ê°Ó·~ºôµ¸¤§°_·½¡]1636-1683¡^¡v

¡§Merchant Prince and King¡¦s Merchant: The Origin of Overseas Chinese Trans-National Entrepreneurial Network around East and South China Sea (1636-1683)¡¨

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4. Pei-chien Wu¡]§d¨ØÁ¾¡^

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SOAS, University of London (UK)

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¡§The Freedom of Marginality: Negotiating Chinese Muslim Identity in Malaysia¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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5. I-chieh Fang¡]¤è©É¼ä¡^

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LSE, University of London (UK)

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¡§Autonomy, Guanxi and Identity: Learning Exchange while Growing Up in a Special Economic Zone¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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6. Shao-yu Huang¡]¶À¤Ö§±¡^

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University of Edinburgh (UK)

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¡§Microspaces of the Network City: Multi-Scaling the Taipei Post-Metropolis¡¨

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7. Cheng-wei Liu¡]劉¥¿«Â¡^

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University of Cambridge (UK)

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¡§How the Counterfactual Thinking Process of Chance Successes and Luck Influence Causal Judgment and Decision-Making: A Cross-Cultural Study¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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8. Chun-wei Lin¡]林«T°¶¡^

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Loughborough University (UK)

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¡§Public Service Broadcasting in a Transitional Society - Lessons from the Taiwanese Experience¡¨

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1. Yi-jui Wu¡]§d©öèû¡^¡]¤H¤å¾Ç¬ì²Õ³Æ¨ú1¡^

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University of Oxford (UK)

¡u¤ß²z³Ð¶Ëªº¸ó¤å¤Æ¯ßµ¸¬ã¨s¡G¥H¾Ô«á¥xÆW¬°¨Ò¡v

¡§Transforming Psychological Trauma in Post-War Taiwan¡¨

 

2. Chih-i Lai¡]¿àªé»ö¡^¡]¤H¤å¾Ç¬ì²Õ³Æ¨ú3¡^

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UCL, University of London (UK)

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¡§Crafting Taiwan through Design¡¨

 

3. Chia-chi Lin¡]林¹ÅµX¡^¡]¤H¤å¾Ç¬ì²Õ³Æ¨ú4¡^

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Radboud University Nijmegen (The Netherlands)

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¡§Female-Headed Household in Eurasis Society¡¨

 

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1. Li-wen Shih¡]¬IÄR¶²¡^¡]ªÀ·|¬ì¾Ç²Õ³Æ¨ú3¡^

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Lancaster University (UK)

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¡§Enacting Pleasure and Anxiety in Prenatal Screening and Testing¡¨

 

2. Jo-ying Lee¡]§õ­Y¼ü¡^¡]ªÀ·|¬ì¾Ç²Õ³Æ¨ú6¡^

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University of Siena (Italy)

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¡§Political Culture and Democratic Support in East Asia and South Europe¡¨

 

 

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1. Diana Fu

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University of Oxford (UK)

¡§Caught by the State, Market, and Donor: The Political Transformation of Labour Organizations in The People¡¦s Republic of China¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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2. Sylvie Beaud

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Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense (France)

¡§Fossils on Parade. Nuo Opera and the Making of Local Identity among the Yangzong People (Yunnan)¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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3. Jin Cao¡]±ä  ®Ê¡^

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Universität Tübingen (Germany)

¡§Copper Mining and Minting in Sichuan 1700-1900: Effects on Regional Economy and Society¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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4. Georges Favraud

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Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense (France)

¡§A Rural Community and its Taoist Masters, in the Construction of Chinese Modernity (Liling, Hunan)¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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5. Aurore Dumont

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École Pratique des Hautes Études (France)

¡§The Tungus of China: A Comparative Study of Domestic Economy and ¡¥Folklorized¡¦ Shamanic Rituals¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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6. Kristin Meier

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Leiden University (The Netherlands)

¡§Tosu: A Tibeto-Burman Language of Southwestern Sichuan, China¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

¸É§U´Á­­¡G1¦~

 

7. John Givens

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University of Oxford (UK)

¡§Suing Dragons: How and Why are Lawyers Suing the Chinese Government?¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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8. Michael Stanley-Baker¡]®}  ·½¡^

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UCL, University of London (UK)

¡§Daoists as Doctors - The Role of Medicine in Six Dynasties Shangqing Daoism¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á12,000

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1. Yun-ysi Siew¡]¿½°û«ä¡^

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University of Cambridge (UK)

¡§Biological Change, Health, and Labour Pattern in the Holocene China¡¨

 

2. Florence Lévy

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University of Neuchâtel (Switzerland)

¡§Gender Influence on Migratory Projects and Trajectories of Migrants from Northern China in Paris¡¨

 

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1. Albert Galvany

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University of Cambridge (UK)

¡§Thinking from Exclusion: Monsters and Exceptional Beings in the Zhuangzi¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á34,000

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2. Gábor Kósa

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Eötvös Loránd University (Hungary)

¡§Interpretation of New Chinese Manichaean Discoveries¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á34,000

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3. Beatriz Puente-Ballesteros¡]¥Õ¶®¸Ö¡^

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Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)

¡§Jesuit Medicine at the Kangxi Court and Beyond: The Appropriation of Foreign Medical Knowledge in Qing China¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á34,000

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4. Lara Maconi

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Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (France)

¡§Quid of the Ancient Buddhist Kingdom of Muli? Traditions and Modernities, Plurality and Identity Issues in Muli Modern Cultural Production: A Study in Agency and Representation¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á18,000

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1. Yun-chung Li

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University of Oxford (UK)

¡§Buddhist External Learning in the Northern Song China: A Case Study of Qisong¡¦s Secular Works¡¨

 

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A. ¹Ï®ÑÀ]¸É§UÃþ

 

1. Loreta Poškaitė

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Vilnius University (Lithuania)

¡§Library Acquisition for the Library of Centre of Oriental Studies, Vilnius University¡¨

¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡G£á3,000

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B. ³X°Ý¾ÇªÌ¸É§UÃþ

 

1. Raoul David Findeisen¡]¶¾  ÅK¡^

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Comenius University (Slovakia)

¡§Zhang Ailing under the Perspective of Modern Chinese Literature¡¨

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