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¡§Current Russian Transcription and Study of Shu dzin ili Letopis Manuscript(ca 1840s)¡¨
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¡§Reconstructing Dietary Systems of Prehistoric Populations in Taiwan from Isotope Analyses on Human Skeletons¡¨
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1. T. Y. Wang¡]¤ý¼w¨|¡^
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Illinois State University
¡§People Who Don¡¦t Party: Partisanship and Democratic Consolidation in Taiwan¡¨
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2. Jin Huang
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Saint Louis University
¡§Happiness and Economic Inequality in Urban China from the Perspective of Asset Poverty¡¨
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3. Ping-chun Hsiung¡]ºµªÃ¯Â¡^
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University of Toronto
¡§The Corrupting Influence of the State on the Production of Knowledge: Investigative Research in China¡¦s Great Leap Forward¡¨
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4. Terry Kleeman
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University of Colorado, Boulder
¡§The Materiality of Chinese Religions: Ritual Implements in Taiwan¡¨
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5. Alison Marshall
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Brandon University
¡§Mapping the Interconnected Spheres of Chinese Traditional and Modern Political, Religious and Cultural Lives and Identities through Overseas Mazu Temple Networks¡¨
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6. Man-bun Kwan¡]Ãö¤åÙy¡^
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University of Cincinnati
¡§Indigenization of Chemical Fertilizer in Taiwan¡¨
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1. Tian-long Jiao¡]µJ¤ÑÀs¡^
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Bishop Museum
¡§New Archaeological Investigations across the Taiwan Strait¡¨
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2. Antje Richter
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University of Colorado, Boulder
¡§Letters and Epistolary Culture in China¡¨
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3. Peter Sturman
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University of California, Santa Barbara
¡§Image and the Imaginary in 17th Century China, an Interdisciplinary Conference¡¨
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4. Peter C. Y. Chow¡]©P¹d­ì¡^
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American Association for Chinese Studies
¡§Application for a Grant to the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for the American Association for Chinese Studies¡¨
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1. William Hammell
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Harvard University Press
¡§Facing the Monarch: Modes of Advice in the Early Chinese Court¡¨, edited by Garret P. Olberding
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2. Emily Andrew
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University of British Columbia Press
¡§Medicine, Culture, and Modernity in China, 1860-1937¡¨, by Bridie Andrews
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3. Pamela Kelley
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University of Hawaii Press
¡§The Qing Opening to the Ocean: Chinese Maritime Policies, 1684-1757¡¨, by Gang Zhao
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1. Anthony Clark
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Whitworth University
¡§Friars, Fairies, and the War of Immortals: Rethinking Cultural Conflict in Late Imperial China¡¨
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2. Nancy Steinhardt
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University of Pennsylvania
¡§The Mosque in China¡¨
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3. Pei-te Lien¡]³s°ö¼w¡^
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University of California, Santa Barbara
¡§Understanding Political Socialization through Citizenship Education in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China¡¨
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4. Martin Huang
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University of California, Irvine
¡§Husbands in Mourning: Bereavement, Memory, and Gender in Late Imperial China¡¨
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5. Shin-yi Chao¡]»¯©ý¼Ý¡^
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Rutgers University, Camden
¡§The Revival of Communal Religion in Rural Northern China¡¨
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6. Mae Ngai¡]¦ã©ú¦p¡^
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Columbia University
¡§Yellow and Gold: The Chinese Mining Diaspora, 1848-1908¡¨
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7. Rania Huntington
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
¡§Poetic Records of the Xuanhua Chamber: Writing and Loss across Generations of the Yu Family¡¨
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8. Qin Gao¡]°ª µ^¡^
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Fordham University
¡§Social Policy, Poverty, and Income Inequality in China: From 2002 to 2007¡¨
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1. Yao Lu
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Columbia University
¡§Vulnerability and Resilience: Health and Development of Migrant Children and Left Behind Children in China¡¨
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2. Chien-hsin Tsai¡]½²«ØøÊ¡^
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University of Texas, Austin
¡§A Passage to China: Taiwan Writers, Postloyalist Writings, and Chinese Experience, 1895-1945¡¨
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3. Xinyu Dong¡]¸³·s¦t¡^
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University of Chicago
¡§China at Play: Republican Film Comedies and Chinese Cinematic Modernity¡¨
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4. Kwangmin Kim
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University of Colorado, Boulder
¡§The Making of a Chinese Periphery -- History of Uyghuristan, 1400-1850¡¨
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5. Elaine Liu¡]¼B¬ü¨°¡^
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University of Houston
¡§Non Cognitive Ability, Trust and Technology Adoption: Evidence from China¡¨
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6. Chien-jer Lin¡]ªL¤d­õ¡^
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Indiana University
¡§Restrictiveness and Chinese Relative Clauses: Perspectives from Sentence Processing¡¨
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7. Shuang Chen
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University of Iowa
¡§Social Formation under State Domination: State Categories and Wealth Stratification in Northeast China, 1815-1913¡¨
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8. Frederik Green
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Macalester College
¡§Trans-Cultural Chinese Romanticism: Cosmopolitanism, Nationalism and Nostalgia in Literature and Film of 20th Century China¡¨
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1. Robert Snow
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CIAC, Association for Asian Studies
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¡§CCKF-CIAC Research Grants Program and CCKF Graduate Student Paper Awards¡¨
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1. Ya-Chu Yang¡]·¨¶®µ®¡^
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Indiana University, Bloomington
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¡§Love in Translation: Culture, Nation, and Identity Reconstructions in Contemporary Fiction and Film¡¨
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2. Chien-heng Wu¡]§d«Ø¦ë¡^
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University of California, Los Angeles
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¡§Re-made in Taiwan: Subjectivity, Community and the Politics of Affirmation¡¨
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3. Chia-Chieh Tseng¡]´¿¨ÎÔС^
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Rutgers University
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¡§The Poetics of Transparency: Modernizing Cities and Glass Cultures in the Late 19th Century European Novels and the Late 20th Century Taiwanese/Chinese Films¡¨
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4. Lin-Yi Tseng¡]´¿ÄÖ»ö¡^
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City University of New York
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¡§Travelers under Japanese Imperialism: The Commercial Activities, Social Networks, and Modernity of Taiwanese Sekimin in the Zhaoshan Area (1895-1945)¡¨
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5. Yun-Ru Chen¡]³¯Ãý¦p¡^
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Harvard University
¡u¶Ç²Î¤¤°êªk»Pªñ¥N¤é¥»ªkªº¬Û¹J¡Ð»OÆW¤éªv®É´Áªk»P²ßºDªº§ï³y»P­«ºc¡]1895-1945¡^¡v
¡§The Encounter between the Imperial Chinese and the Modern Japanese Law: The Transformation and Reconstruction of Law and Custom in Colonial Taiwan¡¨
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6. Mei-Yu Lin¡]ªL¬ü§±¡^
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University of the West
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¡§Coming to Terms with Zhiyi¡¦s Mindfulness of Buddha: A Critical Reading of Zhiyi¡¦s Theory in Dynamic Mind¡¨
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7. Chen-Hsiu Kuo¡]³¢­s¨q¡^
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University of California, Los Angeles
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¡§Prosodic Boundaries and the Taiwanese Tone Sandhi Group¡¨
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8. Chen-chun E¡]¶k­s§g¡^
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University of Arizona
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¡§Generative Syntax: Comparative Correlative Constructions in Mandarin Chinese and Other Languages¡¨
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9. Yu-Sheng Lin¡]ªL¯§¸t¡^
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Rutgers University
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¡§Every Decision Matters: Dilemma-solving and the Life Course of Social Movements in Taiwan¡¨
¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡GUS$15,000
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10. Kuo-Min Chiu¡]ªô°ê¥Á¡^
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State University of New York, Buffalo
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¡§Generation Compared: History Education Experiences, Collective Memory and Identity Formation of Taiwanese Generations in the United States¡¨
¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡GUS$15,000
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11. Yu-Ling Huang¡]¶À¤_¬Â¡^
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State University of New York, Binghamton
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¡§When Bio-politics Met Hegemony: The International Network of Demographic Knowledge, Contraceptive Technology, and Population Policy between Postwar Taiwan and the United States¡¨
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12. Ju-fang Tseng¡]´¿¦pªÚ¡^
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The Catholic University of America
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¡§Christian Conversion in Taiwan: A Study of Presbyterian Converts from Traditional Chinese Religions¡¨
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13. Chiaoyen Yang¡]·¨¼bÆA¡^
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University of Washington
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¡§Cultural Resilience and Social Change: Challenges for Lijiang Naxi Old Town as a World Heritage Site¡¨
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14. Ke-hsien Huang¡]¶À§J¥ý¡^
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Northwestern University
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¡§The Encounter between Old Magicians and New Rich: The Rise and Transformation of Popular Christianity in the Reform Era of China¡¨
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15. Shih-Hsiang Sung¡]§º¥@²»¡^
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University of Pittsburgh
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¡§The Flowing Materiality of Crystal: A Global Commodity Chain of Fengshui Objects from Brazil, China to Taiwan¡¨
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16. Meng-Hua Hsieh¡]Á©s¾ì¡^
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University of Washington
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¡§The Role of Long-term Orientation and Implicit Theories in Consumer Decision Making: A Cross-cultural Study in Taiwan and the United States¡¨
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17. Hsuan-Ying Huang¡]¶À«Å¿o¡^
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Harvard University
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¡§Psycho-boom: A Movement of Learning Psychotherapy in Urban China¡¨
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18. Shu-Mei Huang¡]¶ÀµÎ·°¡^
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University of Washington
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¡§Tenant¡¦s Right to the City: Contested Urban Citizenship in the Redeveloping City of Hong Kong in Post-handover Era¡¨
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19. Chien-Ke Cheng¡]¾G«Ø¬ì¡^
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Illinois Institute of Technology
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¡§Sustainable Urban Design within Contemporary Urban Policy: Comparative Study between Taipei and Chicago¡¨
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20. Hsuan-Ting Chen¡]³¯¸©®x¡^
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University of Texas, Austin
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¡§The Active Issue Publics in the High-choice Media Environment: Issue-based Selective Exposure, Political Knowledge, and Attitude Extremity¡¨
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University of Pittsburgh
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¡§Parties, Elections and Protests: Empirical Analyses and a Comparative Study on Taiwan and Peru¡¨

2. Ning Hsieh¡]Á ¹ç¡^¡]ªÀ·|¬ì¾Ç²Õ­Ô¸É4¡^
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University of Pennsylvania
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¡§Social Networks, Social Support, and Mental Health: Three Comparative Studies of China and Other Societies¡¨

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University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
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¡§Reformation of Screening Mechanism to Prosecutorial Charging Decision in the Republic of China (Taiwan): A Comparative and Law and Economic Study¡¨

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1. Luman Wang
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University of Southern California
¡§Money and Trade, Hinterland and Coast, Empire and Nation-state: Shanxi Piaohao (remittance firms), 1820s-1930s¡¨
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2. Xiaojun Li
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Stanford University
¡§The Political Economy of China¡¦s Trade Policies¡¨
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3. Ai Wang
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Washington State University
¡§River, City and People: The Hai River and the Construction of 20th Century Tianjin, 1897-1949¡¨
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4. Yue Zhang
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University of Toronto
¡§Historical Memory and Nostalgia in Poetry -- ¡§Poems on History¡¨ (Yongshi Shi µú¥v¸Ö) from the Selections of Refined Literature (Wen Xuan ¤å¿ï)¡¨
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5. Leah Larson-Rabin
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
¡§Under Threat of Protest: How Environmental Challenges Shape Citizen Action in Rural China¡¨
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6. Wanxia Zhao
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Indiana University
¡§The Developing Purposes of Low-income College Students in China¡¦s Elite Universities: Recourse, Constraint and Disposition¡¨
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7. Ling Han
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University of California, San Diego
¡§Helping People Help Themselves: The Professionalization of Social Work in Urban China¡¨
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8. Cuilan Liu
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Harvard University
¡§The Role of Music in Buddhism: A Study on the Interpretations of Sacred Buddhist Texts in China and Tibet¡¨
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9. Philip Thai
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Stanford University
¡§Smuggling, State-building, and Political Economy in Coastal China, 1900-1960¡¨
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10. Soonyi Lee
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New York University
¡§The Transnational Formation of Socialism in Early 20th Century East Asia: Zhang Junmai¡¦s and Zhang Dongsun¡¦s Ethical Philosophy¡¨
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11. Max Woodworth
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University of California, Berkeley
¡§Frontier Boomtown Urbanism: Natural Resources and Built Environments in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China¡¨
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12. Michelle Wang
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University of California, Berkeley
¡§Characters of Design: Writing and Materiality in Early China¡¨
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13. Gregory Patterson
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Columbia University
¡§Elegies for Empire: The Poetics of Memory in Du Fu¡¦s Late Work, 766-768¡¨
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14. Ying Hu
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Stanford University
¡§Justice on the Steppe: Legal Institutions and Practice in Qing Mongolia¡¨
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15. Ting Zhang
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Johns Hopkins University
¡§Printing and Legal Culture in Late Imperial China¡¨
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16. Brian Tsui
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Columbia University
¡§China¡¦s Forgotten Revolution: Radical Conservatism in Action, 1927-1949¡¨
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17. Margaret Tillman
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University of California, Berkeley
¡§The Structure of Society: Early Childhood Education in China, 1903-1957¡¨
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18. Kwok Wai Hui
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University of Chicago
¡§Revolution, Modernity and ¡¥Traditional¡¦ Culture: Opera Films in Socialist Shanghai and Colonial Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s¡¨
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19. Phonshia Nie
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Northwestern University
¡§¡¥The Spirit of Progress¡¦: Chinese Americans, Race, and the Limits of Jim Crow¡¨
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20. Matthew West
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Columbia University
¡§Intellectual Property and the Knowledge Economy¡¦s Global Division of Labor: Producing Green-technology between Taiwan and China¡¨
¸É§Uª÷ÃB¡GUS$15,000
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21. Xiaohong Xu
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Yale University
¡§Building the People¡¦s Republic of Virtue: Ethical Activism and Social Discipline in Revolutionary China¡¨
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22. Minlei Ye
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Princeton University
¡§Amateurs of Kunqu Opera: Taste, Nation, and Cultural Space in Republican China, 1900-1950¡¨
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23. Casey Miller
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Brandeis University
¡§Grassroots Gay and Lesbian Organizations, HIV/AIDS, and the Construction of Civil Society in Mainland China¡¨
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24. Jia Ching Chen
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University of California, Berkeley
¡§Greening Space, Economy and Society in Rural China: Environmental Governance and Socio-spatial Transformation in the Yixing City Region¡¨
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25. Phillip Bloom
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Harvard University
¡§Beyond the Buddha: Early Icons of the Water-land Ritual and the Transformation of the Visual Culture of Song-dynasty (960-1279) Religion¡¨
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26. Kerry Ratigan
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
¡§China¡¦s Local ¡¥Welfare States¡¦: Reform and Variation in Rural Healthcare Provision¡¨
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University of British Columbia
¡§The Great Mainland Exodus to Taiwan: Exile, Sojourn, Nostalgia, Return and Identity Formation¡¨
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2. Myles Hulme
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Carleton University
¡§Negotiating Political Space : Situating Taiwan in the International Community¡¨
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3. Wanming Wang
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McGill University
¡§Literary Communities and the Production of Women¡¦s Literary Culture in Late Imperial China¡¨
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University of Ljubljana (Slovenia)
¡§Taiwanese Modern Confucians and their Philosophical Contribution to Asian Modernization¡¨
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2. Fabienne Jagou¡]¨¦ ´P¡^
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Ecole Francaise d¡¦Extreme-Orient (France)
¡§Practice of Tibetan Buddhism in Taiwan, with a Comparative Analysis with the French Example¡¨
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3. Yuqin Huang
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Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity (Germany)
¡§Taking Jesus Back to China: How Will Foreign-educated Chinese Christian Returnees Impact Christianity in Contemporary China?¡¨
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4. Christian Lehmann
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University of Erfurt (Germany)
¡§Documentation and Description of the Kanakanavu Language, an Endangered Language of Formosa (Taiwan R.O.C.)¡¨
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5. Xiaoling Zhang
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University of Nottingham (UK)
¡§China¡¦s Promotion of Soft Power in Africa: A Study of Emerging Media and Cultural Relations between China and Southern Africa¡¨
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Ghent University (Belgium)
¡§Crossroads between Empires and Peripheries -- Knowledge Transfer, Product Exchange and Human Movement in the Indian Ocean World¡¨
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2. Geoffrey Ernest Richard Lloyd¡]ù ¬É¡^
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Needham Research Institute (UK)
¡§Comparing Ancient Worlds: Greece and China¡¨
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The British Library (UK)
¡§Archaeology of the Southern Taklamakan: Hedin and Stein¡¦s Legacy and New Explorations¡¨
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4. Ming-chin Monique Chu¡]¦¶©úµ^¡^
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SOAS, University of London (UK)
¡§Cross-Strait Relations in the Age of Globalization: Globalization-Security Linkages¡¨
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5. James Lin
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University of Cambridge (UK)
¡§Life and Afterlife of Han China¡¨
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Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (Denmark)
¡§Wu Song Fights the Tiger¡¨
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2. Carine Defoort¡]À¹¥dµY¡^
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Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)
¡§The Many Faces of Mozi: Variety and Evolution in the Mozi¡¨
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Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)
¡§Publication of a Collected Works ¡¥Tangut in Central Asia¡¦¡¨
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European Association for Chinese Studies (Sweden)
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¡§EACS Biannual Conference and EACS Young Scholar Award¡¨
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Eotvos Lorand University (Hungary)
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¡§¡¥Tang Dynasty and the World Outside China¡¦: A Sinological Summer School in Budapest¡¨
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1. Yin-Chen Kang¡]±d¤¨­s¡^
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SOAS, University of London (UK)
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¡§The Formation of Taiwanese Classic Theatre: 1900s-1930s¡¨
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2. Chia-Lin Huang¡]¶À¨ÎµY¡^
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SOAS, University of London (UK)
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¡§Imperial Eyes Examined: The British Encounter with Formosa in the Nineteenth Century¡¨
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3. I-Wei Wu¡]§d»õ°¶¡^
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University of Heidelberg (Germany)
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¡§A World of Asymmetries: Caricatures in Chinese Illustrated Newspapers and Periodicals (1867-1918)¡¨
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4. Chun-Ying Wang¡]¤ý²E¼ü¡^
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Institute of Education, University of London (UK)
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¡§Conceptual Metaphors in the Use of Prepositions in English and Mandarin: A Comparative Study¡¨
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5. Pin-Chuan Chen¡]³¯Ùy¥þ¡^
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Goldsmiths College, University of London (UK)
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¡§A Critical History of Taiwanese Independent Documentary: Social, Political and Aesthetics¡¨
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6. Chih-Suei Shaw¡]¿½´ÓÁJ¡^
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University of Oxford (UK)
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¡§Asia and its Others: The Politics of Identity in the Music of Chen Yi, Chin Unsuk, and Karen Tanaka¡¨
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7. Yu-Ling Chou¡]©P­§ÄÖ¡^
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Birkbeck College, University of London (UK)
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¡§The Archive of the Loss -- Concepts of Archives in Chen Chieh-jen¡¦s Film Works¡¨
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8. Wan Ju Lee¡]§õ©{¾§¡^
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Lancaster University (UK)
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¡§Political Economies of Promises: The Case of the Taiwan Biobank¡¨
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9. I-Liang Wahn¡]¸U¤¨«G¡^
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University of Essex (UK)
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¡§East Asia Consumerism: Comparing Consumer Movements and Consumer Institutions in Japan, China, and Taiwan¡¨
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10. Meiwen Chen¡]³¯ª´Ê¹¡^
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Leiden University (The Netherlands)
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¡§Transcendence and Yao Ritual Manuscripts: Peach Spring Grotto, Female Deities and Yao Literacy¡¨
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11. Shang-Ju Yang¡]·¨©|¾§¡^
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Humboldt University Berlin (Germany)
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¡§The Theoretical Origin of the Constitutional Amendment in Taiwan: The Concept of the Pouvoir Constituent of Sieyes and Schmitt¡¨
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12. Wei-Ju Huang¡]¶À°¶¯ø¡^
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Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands)
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¡§Technology Policy and the Organization of Space: In Cases of Hsinchu City-Region, Taiwan, and Eindhoven City-Region, the Netherlands¡¨
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13. Peiwen Lu¡]¿c¨K¤å¡^
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Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands)
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¡§Planning Integration with Resilience Notion for Flood Risk Management in Coastal Metropolitan Regions: A Comparative Study in Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Rotterdam¡¨
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14. Shih-Hsin Chen¡]³¯¸ÖªY¡^
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University of Nottingham (UK)
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¡§Knowledge Transformation and Technology Policy: The Case of the Biopharmaceutical Innovation System in Taiwan¡¨
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Queen Mary, University of London (UK)
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¡§Patent as Property in Taiwanese Jurisprudence¡¨

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Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands)
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¡§Research of Waterfront Morphology between Port City and Delta under Effects of Climate Change -- Kaohsiung in Taiwan and Rotterdam in the Netherlands as Examples¡¨

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1. Claude Chevaleyre
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Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (France)
¡§Bondage in Late Imperial China: The Condition and Evolution of the Status of ¡¥Bondservants¡¦¡¨
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University of Manchester (UK)
¡§Doing and Undoing Things with Words in Chinese Politics: ¡¥Harmonious World¡¦ in the Hu Era¡¨
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Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (France)
¡§Research on the Religious Revival in Contemporary and Urban China through Key Actors: Elderly Women¡¨
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University of Cambridge (UK)
¡§Reinventing China Inc.: Industrial Policy, Institutional Evolution and the Central Industrial Order¡¨
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5. Valerie Vandenabeele
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University of Paris 10, Nanterre (France)
¡§Ecological Knowledge and Heritage Politics in Northwest Yunnan (China)¡¨
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Vilnius University (Lithuania)
¡§Contemporary Philosophical Controversies on the Nature of Classical Confucian Ethics¡¨
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7. Xenia de Heering
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Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (France)
¡§The Joys and Sorrows of the Nagtsang Boy: Production, Receptions, and Mediations of a Written Testimony about the 1950s in Amdo (PRC)¡¨
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University of Heidelberg (Germany)
¡§Between ¡¥All under Heaven¡¦ and the Nation: State Ritual, Ceremonies and Symbols in the Late Qing Period, 1860-1911¡¨
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UCL, University of London (UK)
¡§Animal Procurement in the Middle Neolithic of the Yangtze River Basin: Integrating the Fish Remains into a Case Study from Tianluoshan¡¨
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University of Bristol (UK)
¡§Yangzi Raj: J.O.P. Bland and the Struggle for British China¡¨
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University of Manchester (UK)
¡§Water, Nature and Power: The Politics of Water in Xinfengjiang Reservoir, South China¡¨

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SOAS, University of London (UK)
¡§Conceptualizing Chinese Temple Culture and Taiwan¡¦s Cultural Exports: Taoism and Spirit Medium Culture in Singapore and Taiwan -- A Comparative Study. Temple Culture and Spirit Medium Practices in Taiwan¡¨

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Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (France)
¡§Chinese Buddhist Laity between Religion and Politics, 1912-1949¡¨
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Ca¡¦ Foscari University of Venice (Italy)
¡§Relations between Italy and the Two Chinas during the Cold War: The Case of Youth Movements and Organizations (1954-1970)¡¨
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University of Oxford (UK)
¡§Precepts and Lineage in the Chinese Chan Tradition: Cross-Cultural Perspectives of the Ninth Century¡¨
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CRLAO, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (France)
¡§The Grammar of Exclamatives: The View from Chinese¡¨
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Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (Spain)
¡§Ningbo Merchants in the Cold War, 1949-1979¡¨
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Eotvos Lorand University (Hungary)
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Comenius University in Bratislava (Slovakia)
¡§Library of the Department of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Philosophy, Comenius University in Bratislava¡¨
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Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania)
¡§Further Development of Vytautas Magnus University Library Funds on Chinese and Taiwanese Studies¡¨
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4. Mark Gamsa and Frank Kraushaar
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University of Latvia (Latvia)
¡§New Acquisitions for the Library of Asiares (Baltic Research Center for East Asian Studies) at the University of Latvia¡¨
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Masaryk University (Czech Republic)
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Australian National University (Australia)
¡§The Secret History of the Mongols, Vol. 3¡¨
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University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
¡§Punishment and Violence in the People¡¦s Republic of China: Voices from the Field on Crime Management, Social Exclusion and Brutalization¡¨
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University of Malaya (Malaysia)
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City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
¡§The Significance of Taiwan¡¦s Subnational Relations with Japan¡¨
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City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
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Tel Aviv University (Israel)
¡§A History of the Imperial Public Pharmacy in China¡¨
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University of Melbourne (Australia)
¡§The Cultural Heritage of the Lower Yangzi Delta: The Wu Folk Epics¡¨
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City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
¡§Changing Labour Regime in China? A Study of Workplace Relations in Suzhou¡¨
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National University of Singapore (Singapore)
¡§Workshop on Daoxue Neo-Confucianism in Qing China (1644-1911)¡¨
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras (India)
¡§Participation, Contestation and Legitimation in Chinese Politics¡¨
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University of Wollongong (Australia)
¡§A Slow Ride into the Past: The Chinese Trishaw Industry in Singapore, 1942-1983¡¨
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong SAR)
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University of Sydney (Australia)
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¡§The Effect of the Individual and Organization Level Social Capital on the Well-being of Older People in Taiwan¡¨