H-NEAsia focuses on transnational issues involving the peoples of northeast China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, and eastern Russia. Its goals are to aid communication and collaboration regarding research across this area and to provide an outlet for relevant book reviews.
Submitted by Bill Sewell on Thursday, March 6, 2014
(x-post from H-ASIA)
Editor's note: deadline in two weeks
Call for Contributions (Edited Volume): Transnational Japan as History: Empire, Migration and Grass-Roots Movements (working title)
Over the last two decades transnational approaches have been fruitfully applied to a wide variety of historical fields. These transnational histories have focused not only on relations between nations-states, but also on elements which transcend national state projects, including relations with and between non-governmental organisations and the flows of ideas, people, capital, technologies, information, goods, practices, disease and pollution which transcend the bounded national community.
H-NEAsia is H-Net’s Network on transnational issues involving the peoples of northeast China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia and eastern Russia.
I. The H-NEAsia Network: Scope, Content, Purpose
H-NEAsia focuses on transnational issues involving the peoples of northeast China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, and eastern Russia. Its goals are to aid communication and collaboration regarding research across this area and to provide an outlet for relevant book reviews.
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