Research and Cooperation
Research Areas
- Modern/contemporary China and the world
- Chinese foreign relations
- U.S.-China relations
- Wellington Koo
- Christianity in China
- International law in China
- Treaties between China and other countries
- Global modernity and Chinese historical sites
- Cultural heritage and international relations
- Philanthropy and overseas Chinese
- International history and global affairs
- The United States in the Asia Pacific and Indo-Pacific
Forms of Cooperation
- Sponsorship for visiting foreign professors and guest lecturers
- Support scholarly symposia, research and publications
- Establish domestic and international partnerships and exchanges
- Support outstanding deserving international students who desire to pursue a higher education, graduate and post-graduate degree in Chinese history and culture, international relations, diplomacy and global studies at Shanghai University
- Facilitating study opportunities outside China for Shanghai University’s students in history
- Facilitate research and training opportunities for Shanghai University’s history faculty outside China
- Promote the modern China and the world theme through teaching curricula and research training programs
Image credit: Okakura Kakuzō (1862–1913), MS Am 3138 (Box 2, Folder 30), Houghton Library, Harvard University.
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