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… to present the 64th Edward H. Hume Memorial Lecture in Chinese Studies. A reception will follow the lecture in the … In her past work, Professor Jean Oi coined the term “local state corporatism” (LSC) to describe the behavior of local … both domestic and international, that different Chinese counties and cities are employing in their pursuit of …

… of what constitutes a “public”; India, with its IT industry, has repositioned itself in the global market and … would ask various high tech industries to model and build state of the art sustainable live-work housing, allowing a … the Capital to accommodate the reality of its dual state administrative needs, a redesign that linked issues of …

… fugitives, traders, and other so-called “renegades.” The characteristics of rebel insurgencies ranged from cosmic wars …

… explores the formation of inter-Asian intimacies between Chinese women and Indian or Malay men as politically charged … became an increasing source of alarm at the local and state levels, at times resulting in the contest and collusion between Chinese patriarchal power and the colonial state to restore …

… income, or employment in agriculture) and landslide characteristics (number and severity of landslides) were … and multinomial regressions adjusted for sociodemographic characteristics. We then assessed whether the odds of displacement differed based on sociodemographic characteristics and landslide exposure characteristics, using …

… epitaphs) A recent turn in the study of late medieval Chinese muzhiming has been to consider not simply what … Kamran DITTER (Ph.D., Princeton) is Associate Professor of Chinese at Reed College. His research explores interactions … between social and textual practices in late medieval Chinese literature, focusing on questions of place, genre, …