China and Southeast Asia
Historical Interactions
Herausgeber: Wade, Geoff; Chin, James K
China and Southeast Asia
Historical Interactions
Herausgeber: Wade, Geoff; Chin, James K
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Spanning over five centuries of history, this book seeks to describe and define the evolution of the China-Southeast Asia nexus and the interactions which have shaped their shared past.
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Spanning over five centuries of history, this book seeks to describe and define the evolution of the China-Southeast Asia nexus and the interactions which have shaped their shared past.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 398
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9780367663254
- ISBN-10: 0367663252
- Artikelnr.: 59988756
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 398
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9780367663254
- ISBN-10: 0367663252
- Artikelnr.: 59988756
Geoff Wade researches Asian connections and interactions, both historical and contemporary. His recent publications include Asian Expansions (2015) and Anthony Reid and the Study of the Southeast Asian Past (ed. with Li Tana, 2012). James K. Chin is Chair Professor in the School of Overseas Chinese Studies at Jinan University, China. His recent English language publications include Mapping Ming China's Maritime World: The Selden Map and Other Treasures from the University of Oxford (ed. with Tianlong Jiao, 2015).
1. Introduction, Geoff Wade and James K. Chin Trading Relations 2. Hainan
and Its International Trade: Ports, Merchants, Commodities (Song to
Mid-Ming), Roderich Ptak 3. China in India: Porcelain Trade and Attitudes
to Collecting in Early Islamic India, John Guy Political interactions in
the Maritime Realm and Overland 4. Ming China and Southeast Asia: Relations
in the 15th Century, Geoff Wade 5. The Portuguese Occupation of Malacca in
1511 and China's Response, Liao Dake 6. The Chinese Factor in the Shaping
of Nguy¿n Rule in Southern Vietnam during the 17th & 18th Centuries, Danny
Wong Tze-ken 7. King Taksin and China: Siam-Chinese Relations during the
Thonburi Period as Seen from Chinese Sources, James K. Chin 8. Upland
Peoples and the 1729 Qing Annexation of the Tai Polity of Sipsong Panna,
Yunnan: Disintegration from the Periphery, Christian Daniels Chinese
Commerce in Southeast Asia 9. The Rise of Chinese Mercantile Power in
Maritime Southeast Asia, ca. 1400-1700, Chang Pin-tsun 10. Chinese Traders
in the Malay Archipelago, 1680-1795, M. Radin Fernando 11. Cang hai sang
tian: Chinese Communities in the 18th Century Mekong Delta, Li Tana
China-Southeast Asian Interactions during the Age of European Imperialism
12. Shifting Categorisations of Chinese Migrants in Burma in the Nineteenth
and Twentieth Centuries, Michael W. Charney 13. Revenue Farming and the
Chinese Economy of Colonial Southeast Asia, Carl Trocki 14. Towards a
Geo-History of Asian Communism: The Case of Sino-Vietnamese Revolutionary
Overlaps before Decolonisation, Chris Goscha
and Its International Trade: Ports, Merchants, Commodities (Song to
Mid-Ming), Roderich Ptak 3. China in India: Porcelain Trade and Attitudes
to Collecting in Early Islamic India, John Guy Political interactions in
the Maritime Realm and Overland 4. Ming China and Southeast Asia: Relations
in the 15th Century, Geoff Wade 5. The Portuguese Occupation of Malacca in
1511 and China's Response, Liao Dake 6. The Chinese Factor in the Shaping
of Nguy¿n Rule in Southern Vietnam during the 17th & 18th Centuries, Danny
Wong Tze-ken 7. King Taksin and China: Siam-Chinese Relations during the
Thonburi Period as Seen from Chinese Sources, James K. Chin 8. Upland
Peoples and the 1729 Qing Annexation of the Tai Polity of Sipsong Panna,
Yunnan: Disintegration from the Periphery, Christian Daniels Chinese
Commerce in Southeast Asia 9. The Rise of Chinese Mercantile Power in
Maritime Southeast Asia, ca. 1400-1700, Chang Pin-tsun 10. Chinese Traders
in the Malay Archipelago, 1680-1795, M. Radin Fernando 11. Cang hai sang
tian: Chinese Communities in the 18th Century Mekong Delta, Li Tana
China-Southeast Asian Interactions during the Age of European Imperialism
12. Shifting Categorisations of Chinese Migrants in Burma in the Nineteenth
and Twentieth Centuries, Michael W. Charney 13. Revenue Farming and the
Chinese Economy of Colonial Southeast Asia, Carl Trocki 14. Towards a
Geo-History of Asian Communism: The Case of Sino-Vietnamese Revolutionary
Overlaps before Decolonisation, Chris Goscha
1. Introduction, Geoff Wade and James K. Chin Trading Relations 2. Hainan
and Its International Trade: Ports, Merchants, Commodities (Song to
Mid-Ming), Roderich Ptak 3. China in India: Porcelain Trade and Attitudes
to Collecting in Early Islamic India, John Guy Political interactions in
the Maritime Realm and Overland 4. Ming China and Southeast Asia: Relations
in the 15th Century, Geoff Wade 5. The Portuguese Occupation of Malacca in
1511 and China's Response, Liao Dake 6. The Chinese Factor in the Shaping
of Nguy¿n Rule in Southern Vietnam during the 17th & 18th Centuries, Danny
Wong Tze-ken 7. King Taksin and China: Siam-Chinese Relations during the
Thonburi Period as Seen from Chinese Sources, James K. Chin 8. Upland
Peoples and the 1729 Qing Annexation of the Tai Polity of Sipsong Panna,
Yunnan: Disintegration from the Periphery, Christian Daniels Chinese
Commerce in Southeast Asia 9. The Rise of Chinese Mercantile Power in
Maritime Southeast Asia, ca. 1400-1700, Chang Pin-tsun 10. Chinese Traders
in the Malay Archipelago, 1680-1795, M. Radin Fernando 11. Cang hai sang
tian: Chinese Communities in the 18th Century Mekong Delta, Li Tana
China-Southeast Asian Interactions during the Age of European Imperialism
12. Shifting Categorisations of Chinese Migrants in Burma in the Nineteenth
and Twentieth Centuries, Michael W. Charney 13. Revenue Farming and the
Chinese Economy of Colonial Southeast Asia, Carl Trocki 14. Towards a
Geo-History of Asian Communism: The Case of Sino-Vietnamese Revolutionary
Overlaps before Decolonisation, Chris Goscha
and Its International Trade: Ports, Merchants, Commodities (Song to
Mid-Ming), Roderich Ptak 3. China in India: Porcelain Trade and Attitudes
to Collecting in Early Islamic India, John Guy Political interactions in
the Maritime Realm and Overland 4. Ming China and Southeast Asia: Relations
in the 15th Century, Geoff Wade 5. The Portuguese Occupation of Malacca in
1511 and China's Response, Liao Dake 6. The Chinese Factor in the Shaping
of Nguy¿n Rule in Southern Vietnam during the 17th & 18th Centuries, Danny
Wong Tze-ken 7. King Taksin and China: Siam-Chinese Relations during the
Thonburi Period as Seen from Chinese Sources, James K. Chin 8. Upland
Peoples and the 1729 Qing Annexation of the Tai Polity of Sipsong Panna,
Yunnan: Disintegration from the Periphery, Christian Daniels Chinese
Commerce in Southeast Asia 9. The Rise of Chinese Mercantile Power in
Maritime Southeast Asia, ca. 1400-1700, Chang Pin-tsun 10. Chinese Traders
in the Malay Archipelago, 1680-1795, M. Radin Fernando 11. Cang hai sang
tian: Chinese Communities in the 18th Century Mekong Delta, Li Tana
China-Southeast Asian Interactions during the Age of European Imperialism
12. Shifting Categorisations of Chinese Migrants in Burma in the Nineteenth
and Twentieth Centuries, Michael W. Charney 13. Revenue Farming and the
Chinese Economy of Colonial Southeast Asia, Carl Trocki 14. Towards a
Geo-History of Asian Communism: The Case of Sino-Vietnamese Revolutionary
Overlaps before Decolonisation, Chris Goscha