An H-PC member has recently published a book. This interesting book focuses on a greatly under-explored topic of how the Chinese cen- tral government governs civil service pay.
Dear colleagues,
On behalf of The PRC History Group, I wanted to share this brief update concerning our upcoming reception to be held during the Association of Asian Studies 2018 Annual Conference --
DATE: Friday, March 23, 2018
TIME: 7:30pm
LOCATION & FUNCTION SPACE: Marriott Wardman Park, Virginia B
The Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland invites the submission of book proposals on subjects related to the cultures, history, languages and religions of Asia. The Society supports the publication of 4 to 5 books a year in collaboration with a variety of publishers which include Routledge, University of Edinburgh Press, National University of Singapore Press, University of Hong Kong Press, Cambridge University Press, India and the Gingko Library.
An essay in remembrance of historian Marilyn B. Young (1937-20170), by Rebecca Karl, reposted from the H-Net Book Channel
https://networks.h-net.org/node/1883/pages/1338545/memoriam-many-legacies-marilyn-b-young-...
Here is a link to Rebecca Karl's response to a review of Roseann Lake's new book Leftover in China. Both the review and professor Karl's response were originally posted on MCLC.
http://u.osu.edu/mclc/2018/02/16/chinas-leftover-women-review-1/
Dear Ariane,
You might check the files of the British Government (stored in London or available online through a database) to see if they made any observations about Sino-Swiss relations.
Best wishes,
Matt Wills
UCSD
