Reassessing the emergence of early village life in North China: process and variability
Room 201, May Hall , Hong KongThe transition from mobile foraging societies to settled agricultural communities is a critical period in human history.
The transition from mobile foraging societies to settled agricultural communities is a critical period in human history.
This presentation explores perceptions of China and the “One Belt One Road” initiative in the public discourse of Kazakhstan. In recent years, China,
Urban inhabitants have long had an emotional attachment to the cities they live in. This expresses itself through daily life, culture, and heritage. This talk highlights some of the ways in which urban populations in China have reflected on their emotional attachment to the city.
From 1940 to 1945, the United States relied heavily on a steady stream of Chinese tungsten ore, hog bristles,
Nuno Palma of the University of Manchester and his co-authors show, using a new dataset,
The rich have always fascinated, sometimes in problematic ways. Medieval thinkers feared that the super-rich would act ‘as gods among men’;
19世紀後期，東亞各國陸續引入近代企業經營模式，以及與之相配合的資本主義商業倫理、經營策略及商業法律，開啓了前所未有的近代市場經濟格局。
Over the past decade, China has been establishing access to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region through infrastructure projects and trade development.
What roles did Americans play in the expanding global empires of the nineteenth century? Thomas M. Larkin examines the
The symposium brings together a group of urban and planning historians and urban studies
scholars from Asia and
A century after the establishment of the Palace Museum in 1925,
This roundtable provides a space to present and discuss your PhD topics. You will each be asked to do a short presentation (10 minutes) on either the main themes of your thesis as a whole, a chapter or section, or an article that you might be thinking of submitting.
This roundtable provides a space to present and discuss your PhD topics.
Today the term fengshui, which literally means “wind and water,” is recognized around the world. Yet few know exactly what it means,
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The Silk Road is not merely a geographical or sociohistorical route but also, to a considerable extent, a catalyst for historical ups and downs ...
Using the census data of China, Nan Li of Fudan University and his co-author analyze the current
The Silk Road is not merely a geographical or sociohistorical route but also, to a considerable extent, a catalyst for historical ups and downs ...
The Silk Road is not merely a geographical or sociohistorical route but also, to a considerable extent, a catalyst for historical ups and downs ...
This seminar is based on my ongoing work on Chinese gods and processes of subjectification whereby such gods affirm unique personas and engage humans in person-to-person interactions ...
This lecture on proselytizing to/from Southeast Asia is a critical reflection on a major shift in the ...
During the Second World War the Nazis wiped out the world of Jewish scholarship centred in Talmudic academies or ‘Yeshivot’ in Europe ...
How the interaction between resources and society shaped the social world is an important anthropological concern ...
In unified growth models, a key to achieving sustained economic growth is the evolving nexus between population dynamics and technological change ...
