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Job! Thanks to a generous donation from anonymous donors and matching funding from UNSW, we are advertising for 2 x two-year postdocs in History. Any region. Any period. Any method.
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Connection to Australia or NZ, via residency or education is required.
I wasn't aware of 'Chiang-mania' beyond Time Magazine under Henry Luce.
Fan mail poured in from Finland, Australia, South Africa.
“Both the Generalissimo and Mme. Chiang personally dictate or write replies to important letters, unsolicited or not.”
I’m deeply honored to join the editorial board of Journal of Global History 🌍 @GlobalHistJnl
📢2 make the field more inclusive, we r hosting a Development Editing Workshop tailored 4 scholars for whom English is not a first language or outside N. America & W. Europe
Thank you @XinFan9 for being such a wonderful host in Cambridge! It was a privilege to discuss my book with your students and to know about their own fascinating research projects.
discussed Andrés Rodriguez’s fascinating book on ethnographic identification in the XiKang region during the Republican period with author and students in Cambridge. Another significant work that helps unravel the complex knowledge systems that have shaped China.
Thank you @RicardoRudasMeo for being a great host and giving me the opportunity to talk about my new project. I really enjoyed the excellent questions from the audience.
Last Thursday, we had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Andres Rodriguez @LaoAnguo, Senior Lecturer in Modern Chinese History from @Sydney_Uni, for his talk on "China's Burma Road" at @UniFreiburg. Thanks again for this glimpse into your new project! #History#China#Connectivity#WW2
Copies arrived of these diaries I recently edited. They cover Liu Zerong’s 刘泽荣 time in China’s Moscow embassy (1940-44) and as special commissioner for foreign affairs in Xinjiang (44-49). Hopefully of interest to WWII and Xinjiang scholars. https://t.co/83rw5g8yWK