126th Annual Meeting (January 5-8, 2012): Politics of Imperial Expansion and Rule: Strategies and Challenges of Governing the Frontiers of the Qing Empire in China, 1700–1911

Politics of Imperial Expansion and Rule: Strategies and Challenges of Governing the Frontiers of the Qing Empire in China, 1700–1911

Chinese Historians in the United States 1

Thursday, January 5, 2012: 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

Washington Park Room (Westin Chicago River North)

Chair:

Pamela Kyle Crossley, Dartmouth College

Papers:

Empire Must Be Defended? Qing Control of Foreigners in South China
Li Chen, University of Toronto

Bolting the Back Door: Territoriality and Sovereignty on the East Tibetan In-frontier
Scott Relyea, Hamline University

The Magistrates' Court in Xinjiang: Qing Rule and Judicial Administration in the New Frontier after the 1880s
Huan Tian, Columbia University

Discovering an Ethnic Culture in Qing China: Local Officials' Representation of the Miao and Their Accommodating Policies in the Yongzheng Period, 1722–35
Guo Wu, Allegheny College

Comment:

Pamela Kyle Crossley, Dartmouth College

See more of: Chinese Historians in the United States
See more of: Affiliated Society Sessions

<< Previous Session | Next Session >>