Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

The Fu Ssu-nien Lectures, 2022

Speaker: Professor Kenneth Pomeranz (University Professor of Modern Chinese History and the College, The University of Chicago)

Theme: Expansion and Crisis on China’s Inland Frontiers: From High Qing to World War II

First Lecture

Topic: Migration, Frontier Policy, and the Expansion of China: Redefining the Qing Realm and its Subjects, ca. 1750-1850
Time: December 14th, Wednesday, 10:00 AM (Before the lecture, the “Fu Ssu-nien Scholarship” will be presented.)

Second Lecture

Topic: Making ‘Southwestern China’ in the late Qing and Republic: Economic Change, Provincial State-building, and Native Chieftains in Yunnan, ca. 1873-1937
Time: December 16th, Friday, 10:00 AM

Symposium

Topic: Consolidation Amidst Fragmentation: Frontiers as Political Bases in Republican China
Time: December 20th, Tuesday, 10:00 AM

Venue: B1 Conference Room, Museum of the Institute of History and Philology

Note: The talk will be given in English. Registration is not required.