Chinese Social and Economic History from the Song to 1900

FEUERWERKER, Albert (ed.) Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies No. 45)

Published by University of Michigan, 1982,, 1982

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FEUERWERKER, Albert (ed.). Chinese Social and Economic History from the Song to 1900. Report of the American Delegation to a Sino-American Symposium, Beijing, 26 October-1 November 1980. Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies No. 45. Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan, 1982. Pp. 182. 8vo, green and white card covers, black titles to front and spine. Essays: Part I. Essays by the American Participants: Albert Feuerwerker's "The 1980 Sino-American Symposium: How It Was Planned, Organized and Run"; G. William Skinner's "Chinese History and the Social Sciences"; Robert M. Hartwell's "Social Science History in China"; Jerry Dennerline's 'Local History in China"; Brian E. McKnight's "Studies of Song History in the People's Republic"; Gilbert Rozman's "Demographic Variables in Chinese History: A Perceived Challenge to the Theory of Class Struggle"; Fu-mei Chang Chen's "Studies of Legal History and Other Observations'; Yeh-chien Wang's "Notes on the Sprouts of Capitalism"; William Atwell's "Scholarly and Personal Communication at the Beijing Symposium"; Evelyn S. Rawski's "History from Two Dimensions: A Historian's View of the Symposium"; Part II. Abstracts of the Symposium Papers; Part III. "The Sino-American Symposium on Chinese Socioeconomic History from the Song Dynasty to 1900" (reprinted from Social Sciences of China [English edition], no. 1 [1981]). Vg. 100.00. Seller Inventory # 59468

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Title: Chinese Social and Economic History from the...

Publisher: University of Michigan, 1982,

Publication Date: 1982