The ENP-China team has just returned from the 3-day workshop and 2-day conference, “Charting the European D-SEA (Digital Scholarship in East Asian Studies),” organized by the Max Planck Institute and the Berlin State Library....
The final program of the international workshop “Rethinking the study abroad movement and its impact on modern China” is now available! Presentation From the mid-19th to the mid-20th century, over 200,000 young Chinese went...
We are happy to announce the international workshop “Rethinking the study abroad movement and its impact on modern China (1850-1950s)” that will take place on Thursday 12 October 2023 at Aix-Marseille University. French version...
The China Institute of the University of Trier (CIUT) is organizing a webinar series in June-July 2023 on the topic “Mapping Migration and the History of ‘Foreign Influences’ in China”. The first webinar will...
“Creating a new genre: social investigation in the late Qing periodicals” A talk by Lien Ling-ling 連玲玲, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, Taipei 7 April 2022 – 9:30 am (French time) In this...
Beyond Digital Archives: The Making of the Shareholder Register Database (1930-1937) A talk by Sun Huei-min 孫慧敏, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, Taipei 24 February – 9:30 am (Online seminar: Zoom link) This...
The ENP China team is pleased to announce its next Webinar “The Chinese PressScape: Mapping the periodical press in 1930s China”, by Cécile Armand and Nora Van den Bosch, next Thursday 18 November 2021...
The ENP-China team is pleased to announce that we will host the 6th workshop series “Networks and History” (Réseaux et Histoire) in Aix-en-Provence, next October 21-22. The program and papers are available on the...
This short essay has been inspired by my growing dissatisfaction with, if not irritation towards the commonplace dichotomy “traditional vs. digital” history, and my recent reading of Eun Seo Jo’s groundbreaking Ph.D thesis proposing...
In 1931, Carl Crow published the first Newspaper Directory of China1. It was the first of a series of four successive editions of what was to become a reference book in professional circles. The...
Last week Tuesday February 11, 2020, we were invited to present our current research in the workshop “Networks in East Asia: Methods and Case Studies” at the University of Bristol. It was an opportunity...
This post aims at opening the Biographical Dictionary of Republican China (BDRC)’s factory – presenting its initial purpose, its editorial staff, the method for selecting biographies, contributors and sources, its implied biases, practical issues...
This is the first instalment of the “X-Boorman” series through which we plan to take the reader to a new experience and exploration of the Biographical Dictionary of Republican China (BDRC). The series is...
Last week (27-28 May), we organized a two-day Expert meeting on biographical databases. Instead of a linear account of this meeting, what we propose here is a critical review of existing biographical databases (DB)....
Last Thursday April 11th we were delighted to welcome Dr. Li Yi-Tang for a talk on “Agents of Knowledge-transfer? A preliminary sketch of the Chinese Rockefeller fellows, 1910s-1950s” in our regular seminar. Lin Yi-Tang...
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