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Umberto Bresciani, Reinventing Confucianism

Having represented state ideology from one end of eastern Asia to the other for two thousand years, Confucianism today is no more than a mark…

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Xiaohong Xiao-Planes, Éducation et politique en Chine: le rôle des élites du Jiangsu, 1905-1914

Over the last thirty years, many works, both Chinese and foreign, have been devoted to the reformist activities of notables from various Chinese provinces during…

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Andrée Feillard ed., L’islam en Asie, du Caucase à la Chine

This collection sets out to show that Asian Islam is not peripheral, as is often supposed. Relying on their own specialist knowledge, each author gives…

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Feifei Li, Robert Sabella and David Liu eds., Nanking 1937: Memory and Healing

This small volume contains the papers presented at the international conference with the same title held on November 22nd 1997 at Princeton University. The participants…

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Christopher Munn, Anglo-China: Chinese People and British Rule in Hong Kong, 1841-1880

Let me begin by declaring an interest: the author of this superb book is a friend of mine (though an indifferent correspondent), he cites my…

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Grant Evans, Christopher Hutton and Kuah Khun Eng eds., Where China Meets Southeast Asia. Social and Cultural Changes in the Border Regions

The approach taken in this volume to the complex ongoing processes of change in the border regions where “China meets Southeast Asia” is definitely from…

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Huang Yunte, Transpacific Displacement. Ethnography, Translation, and Intertextual Travel in Twentieth Century American Literature

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Leung Ping-kwan, Iles et continents et autres nouvelles

Translator, writer, poet, artist, essayist, the multifaceted Leung Ping-kwan wears many hats; he is indeed, as he is nicknamed in Hong Kong, a “King of…

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Li Tieying, Lun Minzhu

Reputed to be rather on the reform side in the mid-1980s, the author of this work, who is currently Chairman of the Chinese Academy of…

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OECD, China in the World Economy, the Domestic Policy Challenges

This is the most complete study so far of the relationship between China and globalisation, with a particular focus on the consequences for China’s domestic…

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