ISSN 1554-3749
Vol. 3, Issue 4, 2007March 01, 2007 EDT
Land, City, State, Nation, and Empire in Sipinggai, Northeast China, 1900-1945
Land, City, State, Nation, and Empire in Sipinggai, Northeast China, 1900-1945
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 4, 2007
Vol. 3, Issue 4, 2007
- Diverting Desires and Audiences: Kabuki, Fūzoku, and the State in Late Tokugawa JapanSuzanne O’Brien
- Remembering the Unforgettable: The Memorial at My LaiKaril Kucera
- Land, City, State, Nation, and Empire in Sipinggai, Northeast China, 1900-1945Yu Jiang
- Writing Illness to Heal: The Language of Breast CancerEster M.K Cheung
- Social Decorating: Dutch Salons in Early Modern JapanTerrence Jackson
- Transcending Minjok: How Redefining Nation Paved the Way To Korean DemocratizationLuc Walhain
- Collective Identity and Poetry Exchange Among Ming-Loyalists: Ye Shaoyuan’s (1589-1648) CaseXiaoquan Raphael Zhang
Jiang, Yu. 2007. “Land, City, State, Nation, and Empire in Sipinggai, Northeast China, 1900-1945.” Studies on Asia 3 (4): 33–50.