sixth Single-authored original book in English published
This course reading:
- Tells the story of Tse Tsan Tai, an Australian-Cantonese/Chinese public intellectual living in British Hong Kong
- Explores how themes such as multiple/mixed-heritage, diaspora, religion, colonialism, modernity, and revolution impact identity
- Considers the roots of republicanism in nineteenth- and twentieth-century China
This original textbook is ideal reading for students of Asian and East Asian Studies, Chinese History, Hong Kong History, International Relations, Diaspora Studies, Asia Pacific Studies, Colonial and Decolonial Studies, Cultural History, and Sociology
Print edition: $19.99 / £25
Ebook editions: $14.99 / £20
Research and Cooperation
Research Areas
- German Americans, Asian studies, Euroasian and Asian Art history
- Modern/contemporary China and the world
- Chinese foreign relations, German history
- U.S.-China relations
- Wellington Koo, Tse Tsan Tai
- Christianity in China
- International law in/and Asia
- 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 professors and guest lecturers
- Support scholarly symposia, research and publications
- Establish international partnerships and exchanges
- Support outstanding deserving students who desire to pursue a higher education, graduate and post-graduate degree
- Promote the 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.
For Dr. Dong WANG's book, The United States and China (Rowman & Littlefield, 2021), click here or at the publisher's site. Her research on Okakura Kakuzō (1862–1913), Charles Lang Freer (1854–1919), and American and Japanese discovery of the Longmen Buddhist caves can be seen here, Chapter 3. Or visit the publisher Rowman & Littlefield site.