Alphabetical List of Entries
A | |
Academies | |
Administrative Law | 1. Concept, development and role |
2. Administrative procedure and forms of action | |
3. Administrative controls | |
4. Administrative process | |
5. Government liability | |
6. Civil service law | |
Adult education | |
Advertising | |
Aesthetics | |
Africa | |
Agricultural policy | |
Agricultural Zones | 1. Northeastern China |
2. Inner Mongolia and the region along the Great Wall | |
3. Huang-He, Huai-He and Hai-He zone | |
4. High loess plateau | |
5. Middle and lower reaches of the Chang Jiang | |
6. Southwestern China | |
7. Southern China | |
8. Gansu-Xinjiang | |
9. Qinghai-Tibet | |
Agriculture | 1. Historical background |
2. Structural problems | |
3. Agriculture under Mao | |
4. Agriculture in the period of reform | |
5. The role of politics | |
Agriculture and Forestry | |
Anarchism | |
Ancestor Worship | |
Anhui | |
Animal Husbandry | |
Anti-Imperialist Movements | 1. Early boycotts and strikes |
2. The climax of the mass protests: 1919-1927 | |
3. Anti-Japanese protests 1931-1937 | |
April Fifth Movement | |
Archaeology | |
Architecture | 1. Classical architecture |
2. Modern architecture | |
Archives | |
Armament Industry | |
Art and Politics | |
Associations and Federations | 1. Origins in rural areas |
2. Historical dimension | |
3. Creation of new associations | |
4. Function of new associations | |
5. Functional transformation: example of entrepreneurs' associations | |
6. Influence of social organizations on politics and society | |
Astronomy | |
Australia | |
Automobile Industry | 1. Fundamental conditions |
2. Historical development | |
3. Industrial organization | |
4. International direct investments and globalization | |
Autonomous Regions | |
Aviation | |
B | |
Balance of Payments | |
Banking | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Taiwan | |
3. Hong Kong | |
Beijing | |
Bibliography | 1. Historical official catalogs, methods of classification |
2. Contemporary official catalogs | |
3. Private catalogs | |
4. Modern catalogs | |
5. Anthologies | |
6. Japanese catalogs | |
7. Catalogs of the PRC | |
Bourgeoisie | |
Boxer Uprising | |
Broadcasting | |
Buddhism | 1. Development from 1st-6th cents. |
2. Independent development 6th-10th cents. | |
3. Pre-Modern period, 10th-19th cents. | |
4. Development in the 19th and 20th cents. | |
Business Ethics | 1. Confucianism |
2. Popular culture | |
3. Common ethical practice | |
C | |
Cadres | |
Calendar and Chronology | |
Calligraphy | |
Caricature | |
Cash Crops | |
CCP-Controlled Areas | 1. Origins |
2. Structures and strategies | |
Censorship | |
Central Asia | |
Ceramics | |
Chemical Industry | 1. Fundamental historical and structural conditions |
2. Key role of international economic relations | |
3. Transformation of organization and structure | |
Chemistry | |
Chengdu | |
Childhood and Youth | |
Children's Literature | |
China in World History | |
China, conceptions of | 1. Early contacts |
2. China as a model for Europe | |
3. China as a negative counter-image | |
4. China conceptions of the 20th cent. | |
5. China the Modernizer | |
Chinese Communist Party | 1. History |
2. The Communist Party in the PR China | |
3. Party organizational structure | |
Chinese Identity | 1. Historical identity: culturalism |
2. The creation of a Chinese identity in the modern period | |
Chinese Literature outside China | 1. Southeast Asia |
2. North America and Europe | |
Chinese Word Processing | |
Chongqing | |
Christianity | 1. Nestorianism |
2. Christianity in the Yuan Dynasty | |
3. The Jesuit mission of the 17th cent. | |
4. Mission movements of the 19th and 20th cents. | |
5. Christianity since 1949 | |
Cities and Urbanization | 1. Historical starting points |
2. The status of the city from 1949 to around 1980 | |
3. Economic reforms and the opening of cities | |
Civil Law | 1. Origin and development of modern civil law |
2. Sources and basic principles | |
3. Person (legal capacity) | |
4. Law of obligations | |
5. Property law | |
6. Family law | |
7. Inheritance law | |
8. Civil procedure law | |
9. Private international law | |
Civil Society | |
Civil War 1945-49 | |
Clergy | |
Climate | 1. Temperature |
2. Precipitation | |
3. Extreme climate and weather events | |
4. Climate classifications | |
5. Current climate changes | |
Clothing | |
Comic books | |
Comintern | |
Computer Science | |
Concessions and Settlements | 1. Overview |
2. Legal basis and administrative practice | |
3. The International Settlement at Shanghai | |
4. The end of the foreign residential areas | |
Confucianism | 1. Term and general characteristics |
2. Doctrinal system | |
3. Historical development | |
4. Overall assessment | |
Constitutional Law | 1. Historical development |
2. Functions of the constitution | |
Constitutionalism | |
Construction Industry | |
Consumption | |
Control | |
Cooperatives | 1. Republican period (1912-1949) |
2. Collectivization after 1949 | |
3. Cooperative development since 1978 | |
4. The Gung-Ho or Indusco Movement | |
Corruption | |
Cosmology | 1. 'Cosmology', a Western concept |
2. Three descriptive cosmologies | |
3. Correlative cosmologies | |
4. General cosmology | |
5. Arguments in correlative cosmologies | |
6. The fate of Chinese cosmologies | |
Crafts | |
Criminal Law | 1. Historical Development |
2. Status of criminal law | |
3. Law of criminal proceedings | |
4. Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau | |
5. Taiwan | |
Criminality | |
Cultural Exchange | |
Cultural Revolution | 1. The course of events |
2. Movements within the movement | |
3. The Cultural Revolution in retrospect | |
D | |
Dalian | |
Danwei | |
Daoism | 1. Origin and definition |
2. Laozi | |
3. The quest for immortality | |
4. The religious institutions of Daoism, 4th-10th cents. | |
5. The revelation of the Shangqing and Lingbao scripts and the first Daoist canon | |
6. Courtly Daoism in the Tang period | |
7. The rise of local cults and temple organizations | |
8. Daoism in the Song and Yuan Dynasties | |
9. Ming Daoism | |
10. Reaction and persecution | |
Death | |
Democracy | 1. Philosophical and political traditions |
2. Democratization models in China | |
Deng Xiaoping Theory | |
Development Aid | |
Disability | |
Disease | |
Domestic Trade | 1. Trade and socio-economic structures |
2. Social organization of domestic trade in the late Empire | |
3. Structural continuity: commercialism and qualitative stagnation | |
4. The suppression of trade 1949-78 | |
5. Present and future | |
E | |
Eastern Europe | 1. Eastern Europe in Chinese global strategy: 1949-1989 |
2. China and Eastern Europe since 1990 | |
3. Economic relations | |
Economic Integration | 1. Historical perspectives of the Chinese economic sphere |
2. Transformation and integration in the PR China | |
3. Transboundary regional economic areas | |
4. Outlook | |
Economic Law | 1. Concept, principles |
2. Civil law - private law | |
3. Civil law - property law | |
4. Intellectual property | |
5. Law of obligations | |
6. Exchange, check and bank payment law | |
7. Labor law | |
8. Competition law | |
9. Tax law | |
Economic Planning | |
Economic Regions | |
Economic System | 1. System principles of political thinking |
2. Traditional system in the Chinese Empire | |
3. Economic system as a regime of modernization | |
4. Past and present market-economic systems in China | |
Economics | |
Education | Education: Hong Kong |
Education: Taiwan | |
1. Education under martial law | |
2. The era of reform 1987-1999 | |
3. Educational legislation and future perspectives | |
Educational Administration | |
Educational Legislation | |
Educational Policy | |
Educational Tradition | |
Electronics Industry | |
Elites | |
Encyclopedias | |
Energy Industry | 1. Consumption and demand |
2. Domestic energy supply | |
3. Energy policy | |
4. Concerns for security of energy supply | |
5. Geostrategic implications | |
Engineering | |
Enterprises | |
Entertainment | |
Entrepreneurs | |
Environmental Damage | 1. 'Traditional' environmental problems |
2. 'Modern' environmental problems | |
Environmental Protection | 1. The international context of origins |
2. Institutional framework | |
3. Plans and instruments | |
4. Parties in environmental protection | |
5. Effects of environmental policy | |
Erotic Literature | |
Essay | 1. Definitions |
2. Origins and related genres | |
3. From the Tang period to the Republic | |
4. 20th century essayism | |
Ethics | |
European Union | 1. From rejection to instrumentalization |
2. The political dimension of relations | |
3. The development of economic relations | |
Examination System | |
Exile Literature | |
Extraterritoriality | |
F | |
Family | 1. Family structures |
2. Functions of the family | |
3. Historical change | |
4. The modern family | |
Family Enterprises | 1. The 'jia' and corporate organization |
2. Contemporary significance | |
3. Organization | |
Fauna and Flora | A Temperate, humid and sub-humid Northeastern China |
B Warm temperate, humid and sub-humid Northern China | |
C Subtropical, humid Central and Southern China | |
D Tropical, humid Southern China | |
E Temperate Inner Mongolian grassland | |
F Temperate and warm temperate deserts in Northwestern China | |
G Tibet Plateau | |
Festivals | |
Fiction | 1. The classical novel and its antecedents |
2. Republic 1917-1949 | |
3. People's Republic of China | |
Film | 1. The 1930s/40s |
2. Film in the People's Republic of China | |
3. Film in Hong Kong | |
4. Film on Taiwan | |
5. Conclusion | |
Fishing | |
Folk Art | |
Folk Literature | 1. Folksongs |
2. Myths and legends | |
3. Fairytales | |
4. Proverbs | |
5. Professional performance of epic narrations | |
6. Research | |
Folklore and Ethnology | |
Food and Drinking Culture | 1. Foodstuffs |
2. Regional variants | |
3. Nourishment | |
4. Food as medicine | |
5. Final note | |
Food Production | |
Foreign Economic Policy | 1. First phase: 1949-1978 |
2. Second phase: since 1978 | |
Foreign Investment | |
Foreign Literature in China | 1. First half of 20th century |
2. Second half of 20th century | |
Foreign Policy | 1. Innovation and continuity |
2. New interpretations of the world | |
3. Economic prioritization of foreign policy | |
4. Superpower of the 21st century? | |
Foreign Security Policy | 1. Fundamental conditions |
2. Means and ends | |
3. Opportunities for peaceful resolution of conflicts | |
Foreign Trade | 1. Development to 1949 |
2. Development 1949-1978 | |
3. Development since 1978 | |
Foreign Trade: Hong Kong | |
Foreign Trade: Taiwan | 1. From the warrior to the computer: foreign trade as an engine of development |
2. Historical development to 1949 | |
3. Foreign trade since 1949 | |
Forestry | |
Four Modernizations | |
France | 1. The Manchu Empire and France |
2. The Chinese Republic and France | |
3. The People's Republic of China and France | |
Frontiers | |
Fujian | |
Funeral Customs | |
Furniture and Interior Design | |
G | |
Games and Pastimes | |
Gansu | |
Gardens | |
Gender and Gender Roles | |
Geography | |
Geology | |
Germany | 1. 1860-1918 |
2. 1918-1949 | |
3. Since 1949 | |
Germany, conceptions of | 1. Conceptions of Germany after World War I |
2. Conceptions of Germany after World War II | |
Grain | |
Graphic Arts | 1. Historical development up to 20th century |
2. The 'New Woodcut' movement | |
3. The politicization of woodcuts | |
4. Graphic arts in the People's Republic | |
Great Britain | |
Great Leap Forward | |
Guangdong | |
Guangxi | |
Guangzhou (Canton) | |
Guanxi | 1. Guanxi as a social concept |
2. Guanxi in history and today | |
3. Background causes | |
Guizhou | |
Guomindang | 1. Historical background (1894-1912) |
2. From party foundation to assumption of power (1912-1927/28) | |
3. GMD rule 1928-1949 | |
4. Rule on Taiwan since 1945/1949 | |
H | |
Hainan | |
Han Chinese | |
Han Dynasty | |
Handicrafts | 1. Traditional structures in commercial handicrafts |
2. Economic and structural developments to 1949 | |
3. Handicrafts in the PRC | |
Healthcare | |
Heavy Industry | 1. History |
2. Ideology | |
3. Progress and regional distribution | |
4. Industries of the heavy industrial sector | |
Hebei | |
Heilongjiang | |
Henan | |
Higher Education | |
High-Tech Industry | 2. Fundamental conditions |
3. Technology and industrial policy | |
Historical Literature | |
Historical Thinking | 1. Nature and history: the cosmological dimension in Chinese historical thinking |
2. History and events: the philosophical, religious and political dimensions | |
3. History and historical reporting: theoretical and epistemological dimension of historiography | |
4. Chinese historical thinking in the modern world | |
Historiography, modern | 1. Main features |
2. The transition to national historiography | |
3. The pluralization of Chinese historiography | |
4. Historiography in the PRC | |
5. Historiography on Taiwan | |
Historiography, pre-modern | 1. From the Shang to the Qin Dynasty |
2. From the early Han to mid-Tang Dynasty | |
3. From the mid-Tang to the end of the Yuan Dynasty (756-1368) | |
4. Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911) | |
History of Science | |
History of Science (Historiography) | |
History of Technology | |
Hong Kong | 1. Historical and political development to 1997 |
2. Political and administrative system since 1997 | |
3. Economy and foreign trade | |
4. Population, social and urban development | |
Horticulture | |
Housing | |
Housing | |
Hubei | |
Human Rights | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Hong Kong | |
3. Taiwan | |
Hunan | |
Hundred Flowers Movement | |
I | |
Income | |
India | 1. Relations before 1947/49 |
2. Relations since 1947/49 | |
Individual | |
Industrial Policy | |
Industrialization | 1. First phase: 19th cent. - 1949 |
2. Second phase: 1949 - 1978 | |
3. Third phase: since 1978 | |
Information Technology | |
Inner Mongolia | |
Insurance Sector | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Hong Kong | |
3. Taiwan | |
Intellectuals | |
International Economic Organizations | 1. World Bank |
2. International Monetary Fund | |
3. GATT/WTO | |
4. Asian Development Bank (ADB) | |
5. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) | |
International Law | 1. Applicability and sources |
2. Hierarchy of standards | |
3. Universality | |
4. Internal implementation of obligations under international law | |
5. Resolution of international disputes | |
International Organizations | 1. China in international organizations since 1949 |
2. China and the UN | |
3. China in Asian international organizations | |
International Relations up to 1949 | 1. Before the Opium War |
2. From the Opium War to the end of the Qing Dynasty (1843-1911) | |
3. From 1912 to 1949 | |
International Treaties | 1. International treaty and Sinocentric tribute system up to the Opium Wars |
2. The 'unequal treaties' up to the mid-20th century | |
3. China's communists and the instrumentalization of the 'unequal treaties' in the conflict between Beijing and Moscow | |
4. Treaty doctrines of the PRC, esp. in the category 'unequal treaties' | |
5. The subject of 'unequal treaties' in the practice of the 1990s | |
6. Priority and internal implementation of international treaties | |
7. Practice in the PRC on 'exception' as the bulwark of individual state sovereignty in international law | |
8. Selected areas of treaty practice | |
Islam | 1. Chinese-language Islam is a demographic, socio-political and historical reality |
2. Chinese-language Islam is part of the great currents of global Islam, which it has Sinicized | |
3. Islam of the 1990s | |
J | |
Japan | 1. Historical contacts to the beginnings of Japanese imperialism |
2. Relations up to World War II | |
3. The PR China and Japan | |
4. Economic relations | |
Jews | |
Jiangsu | |
Jiangxi | |
Jilin | |
Joint-Stock Companies | |
Joint-Ventures | |
Jurisprudence | |
K | |
Korea | |
Korean War 1950-53 | |
L | |
Labor | 1. Work planning and administration |
2. Planned labor system and labor market | |
3. Labor and employment in figures | |
4. Working conditions | |
Landscape Conservation | |
Language | 1. The ethnic-geographical dimension |
2. The political dimension | |
3. The dimension of the history of development | |
4. The pragmatic/stylistic dimension | |
5. The dimension of language typology and linguistics | |
Language policy | 1. Development to 1949 |
2. Development 1949 to 1966 | |
3. Development since 1978 | |
Languages of the National Minorities | 1. General situation |
2. Genealogical classification of languages | |
3. Numbers of speakers | |
4. Scripts | |
Latin America | |
Leased Territories | 1. France in Guangzhouwan (Guangdong Province) |
2. Great Britain in Weihaiwei (Shandong Province) | |
3. Germany and Japan in Jiaozhou (Shandong Province) | |
4. Great Britain in Kowloon/Jiulong (Guangdong Province) | |
5. Russia and Japan in Manchuria | |
Legal System | 1. Legal system in old China |
2. Legal system of the Republican period and on Taiwan | |
3. Legal system in the PR China | |
4. Legal system in Hong Kong | |
Legal Tradition | 1. Structures of tradition |
2. Reception of foreign law | |
3. Economic reform | |
Legalism | |
Legislation | 1. Historical development |
2. Types of legislation | |
3. Legislative procedures | |
4. Interpretation | |
Leisure | |
Lexicography | |
Liaoning | |
Liberalism | |
Libraries | 1. Traditional libraries |
2. The creation of modern libraries | |
3. Libraries under the Guomindang | |
4. Libraries in the PR China | |
5. Taiwan | |
Linguistics | |
Literacy | |
Literary Criticism | 1. Literary criticism in Imperial China |
2. Literary criticism in the 20th century | |
Literary Journals | 1. Definition and general introduction |
2. The consequences of publication in journals | |
3. Most important journals | |
Literary Societies | 1. Typology |
2. The most important societies | |
Literary Studies | |
Literature | 1. Traditional literature |
2. Republican period: 1917-49 | |
3. People's Republic | |
Literature and Politics | 1. Traditional concepts: literature as praise and remonstration |
2. Literature as an instrument of political reform | |
3. The political functionalization of literature | |
4. Recourse to tradition: literature as political remonstration | |
Local Gazetteers | 1. Origin and historical development |
2. Local gazetteers in the 20th century | |
3. Content | |
4. Importance as historical source and political usefulness | |
Local government | 1. Late traditional China |
2. Local government in the 20th century | |
Logic | |
Long March | |
Love and Friendship | |
M | |
Macau | |
Manchuria | |
Manzhouguo | |
Mao Zedong Thought | |
Maritime Law | |
Market and Competition | 1. Market and competition in the PRC |
2. Market and competition in Taiwan and Hong Kong | |
Marriage | |
Marriage Customs | |
Marxism-Leninism | 1. The reception of Marxism-Leninism in China |
2. Marxism-Leninism since 1949 | |
Mass Campaigns | 1. Mass campaigns 1949 - 1976 |
2. The process of mass campaigns | |
3. The political role of mass campaigns | |
4. Mass campaigns after Mao | |
Mathematics | |
May Fourth Movement | 1. The incident of May Fourth |
2. The Cultural Revolution | |
Mechanical Engineering | |
Medicine | |
Middle Classes | |
Migration | |
Military | 1. 'New Armies' and the interface of the Opium War |
2. Evaluation of innovations against the background of history | |
Military Advisors | |
Military and Economy | |
Military and Politics | 1. Two traditions, two worlds: contrasting images on the political influence of the military |
2. Renormalization in reformist China | |
Military Strategy | |
Militia | |
Mineral Resources | 1. China's mineral resources in a global context |
2. Development of mineral resource extraction | |
3. Coal | |
4. Oil | |
5. Iron | |
Ming Dynasty | 1. Territory and territorial divisions |
2. Administration | |
3. Population | |
4. Economy and commercialization | |
5. The society of the late Ming period | |
Mohism | |
Monetary System, international | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Hong Kong | |
3. Taiwan | |
Monetary System, national | 1. Development before 1949 |
2. Transformations since 1949 | |
3. Monetary integration in the Chinese economic sphere | |
Mongolia | |
Museums and Protection of Cultural Relics | |
Music | 1. Traditional music |
2. Music in the 20th century | |
Mythology | |
N | |
Namen | |
Nanjing | |
Nanjing Nationalist Government | 1. Foundation |
2. The Nanjing Decade 1928-37 | |
3. China at War 1937-1945 | |
4. Civil War and Fall 1945-1949 | |
Narrative Literature | 1. Narrative literature in the pre-modern era |
2. Republican period (1917-1949) | |
3. People's Republic of China | |
National Budget | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Hong Kong and Taiwan | |
National Geographic Units | |
National Minorities | 1. Population, settlement areas, languages |
2. Traditional perceptions and conceptions | |
3. Nationality policy | |
4. Ethnic tensions | |
5. Perspectives | |
National Minorities Literature | |
Nationalism | 1. Anti-Manchuism (paimanzhuyi) |
2. Nationalism under Sun Yat-Sen | |
3. Chinese communism and nationalism | |
4. Nationalism since the 1950s | |
Natural Resources | 1. Farmland |
2. Forest | |
3. Pasture | |
4. Water | |
Near East | 1. China and Israel |
2. China and the Arab nations | |
Networks | 1. Facilitators and social structures |
2. Networks as cooperative forms between enterprises | |
Ningxia | |
O | |
Old Age | |
Opium Wars | |
Opposition | |
Overseas Chinese | 1. Background: trade and migration of overseas Chinese |
2. The tradition of temporary emigration | |
3. Modern entrepreneurs | |
4. Greater China | |
P | |
Painting | 1. Historical development |
2. Towards the modern: 19th and 20th centuries | |
Parliaments | 1. The National People's Congress (NPC) of the PR China |
2. Parliaments and elections on Taiwan | |
Participation | 1. Political culture and participation |
2. Communist Party and participation | |
3. Participation in the reform era | |
Parties | 1. The creation of political parties in China |
2. Parties of the PR China | |
3. The role of parties in the political processes of the PR China | |
4. The parties of Taiwan | |
Peasant Movements | 1. The communist peasant movements 1923-1949 |
2. Peasant revolts in communist historiography | |
3. Chinese peasant movements in Western scholarship | |
4. Peasant unrest in the People's Republic | |
Peasants | 1. The 'peasant' as a concept |
2. The peasant and the state | |
3. Social development of the peasantry | |
4. Peasants on Taiwan | |
Pedagogy | |
Penal System | |
People's Armed Police | |
People's Liberation Army | 1. Beginnings: the Red Army |
2. From guerrilla force to state army: the PLA | |
3. The PLA towards the 21st century | |
People's Republic of China | 1. Consolidation of power and building of socialism |
2. Conflicts, campaigns and repression | |
3. Towards the 'Cultural Revolution' and the systemic crisis | |
4. Transitional crises | |
5. Economic reforms and social protest | |
6. The 1990s | |
Periodization of Chinese history | 1. Periodization concepts of Western historians |
2. Japanese models | |
3. Chinese discussions | |
Periods of Division | |
Pharmaceutics | |
Philosophy | |
Physics | |
Poetry | |
Police | |
Political Culture | |
Political Decision-Making Process | 1. Formal and informal principles in transformation |
2. Information and problem perception among the leadership | |
3. Individual executive institutions in the decision-making process | |
4. Implementation problems and political reforms | |
Political Science | |
Political System | 1. Imperial period |
2. Republican period 1912-1949 | |
3. People's Republic | |
4. Taiwan | |
Popular Literature | |
Popular Religion | 1. Definition of term and conceptual field |
2. Organizations and structures | |
3. Festivals | |
4. Local cults | |
5. Surviving forms of shamanism | |
Population | 1. Data basis |
2. Historical population development to 1950 | |
3. Historical microdemography | |
4. Population dynamics since 1950 | |
5. Population structure since 1950 | |
6. Developments in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore | |
Population Policy | 1. Traditional guiding principles |
2. Registration and settlement policy in the Imperial period | |
3. Breakdowns, break-ups and collapses of the early 20th cent. | |
4. Population policy in the Mao Zedong era | |
5. Reform policies: Freedom and coercion | |
6. Developments in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore | |
Poverty | |
Prehistory and Protohistory | |
Press | 1. The press in traditional China |
2. The beginnings of a modern press | |
3. The press of the reformers and revolutionaries | |
4. The party press of the Republic | |
5. Mass communications on Taiwan | |
6. Press development in the PRC | |
7. The press in the China of 'modernization' | |
8. Press controls and internal information media | |
Price System | 1. Agricultural products |
2. Raw materials and production goods | |
3. Homes | |
4. Remuneration of the factor of production 'labor' | |
5. Interest rates, security prices and exchange rates | |
6. Conclusion | |
Primitive Religions | |
Printing and Publishing | 1. Early history of printing and publishing |
2. Towards modernity from the 19th cent. | |
3. Developments since 1949 | |
Private Economy | 1. Private economy in the history of economics and ideas |
2. Private economy since the 19th century | |
3. Private economy in the era of reform | |
Private Schools | |
Propaganda | |
Property | 1. Institutional and conceptual aspects |
2. Common-law traditions | |
3. Socialist transformations in the PR China | |
Provinces | |
Psychology | |
Public Sphere and Public Opinion | |
Puppet Theater | |
Q | |
Qin Dynasty | |
Qing Dynasty | |
Qingdao | |
Qinghai | |
R | |
Railway Policy | 1. The political importance of the railways |
2. The economic importance of the railways | |
Railways | |
Real Estate | |
Rebellions and Social Protest | |
Rectification Campaigns | |
Reform Movement 1898 | 1. Political progress of the reform movement |
2. Conceptual foundation and nature of reforms | |
Regionalism | |
Religion | |
Religious Literature | 1. Revelatory literature and edificatory books, magic and hagiographies |
2. Teaching books, catechisms, introductions | |
3. From the stela to the Internet | |
4. Literary biography | |
Religious Policy | |
Reportage Literature | |
Republic 1912-49 | |
Research Funding | |
Revolution of 1911 | |
Rice | |
Road Traffic | |
Rural Enterprises | |
Russia | 1. Relations before 1949 |
2. Relations to the end of the 1970s | |
3. Relations since the 1980s | |
S | |
Sanminzhuyi | |
Satire | |
School System | 1. School system to 1949 |
2. School system since 1949 | |
Science Policy | |
Sculpture | |
Secret Societies | |
Self-Strengthening Movement | |
Service Sector | |
Sexual Life | 1. Prostitution |
2. Sexuality in traditional society | |
3. Sexuality in the Republic and the PR China | |
Shaanxi | |
Shandong | |
Shanghai | 1. History |
2. Economy | |
Shanxi | |
Shenyang | |
Shipping | |
Sichuan | |
Silk | |
Sino-French War 1883-85 | |
Sino-Japanese War 1894/95 | |
Sino-Japanese War 1937-45 | 1. Outbreak of war and the first years of war |
2. The Communist Party in the war against Japan | |
3. Cooperation with the Allies and the end of the war | |
Sinology in the West | 1. Definition and methodology |
2. The origins of European Sinology | |
3. Sinology in the 19th century and the academic consolidation of the subject | |
4. Sinology to the end of World War II | |
5. Chinese studies since World War II | |
Social Science Research on China | |
Social Security | 1. Social security before the foundation of the PR China |
2. The PR China 1949 - 1978 | |
3. Social security in the PR China since 1978 | |
4. Taiwan | |
5. Hong Kong | |
Social Structure | 1. Issues of method |
2. Constants of social structure | |
3. Functional conditional contexts of structural transformation | |
4. Singular determinants of structural transformation | |
Socialism | |
Sociology | |
Soldiers | |
Song Dynasty | |
Southeast Asia | |
Spatial and Urban Planning | |
Special Economic Zones | |
Sport | |
State Cult | |
State Enterprises | |
State, concepts of | 1. Beginnings of the legitimization of state power |
2. Self-government and bureaucracy | |
3. Consolidation of rule | |
4. Western influence | |
Statistics | 1. Historical sketch |
2. Organization and problems of official statistics | |
3. Important areas of specialist statistics | |
Stock Markets | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Taiwan | |
3. Hong Kong | |
Student Protest | |
Students Abroad | |
T | |
Taiping Rebellion | 1. Origins of the Taiping Movement |
2. The Heavenly Kingdom | |
3. The fall of the Heavenly Kingdom | |
4. Relations between the Heavenly Kingdom and the West | |
5. The legacy of Taiping | |
Taiwan | 1. Topography and Climate |
2. Population, education, religion | |
3. History | |
4. External relations | |
5. Economy | |
Taiwan Literature | |
Taiwan Question | 1. Historical development |
2. Sovereignty and status dispute | |
3. The international dimension | |
4. Perspectives | |
Tang Dynasty | |
Taxation | 1. People's Republic of China |
2. Hong Kong and Taiwan | |
Tea | |
Teachers | |
Telecommunication | |
Television | |
Textile Industry | |
Theater | 1. Early forms of theater |
2. Zenith | |
3. Peking Opera | |
4. Spoken theatre | |
Tianjin | |
Tibet | 1. Topography and climate |
2. Population | |
3. History | |
4. Economy | |
5. Political and military importance | |
Tongzhi Restoration | |
Tourism | |
Trade Unions | 1. Beginnings and first upsurge 1922/23 |
2. Second upsurge 1925-27 and destruction | |
3. Trade Unions in the PRC | |
4. Structure and role since policies of reform | |
5. Trade unions in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore | |
Traffic | |
Transcriptions | 1. The most important European systems |
2. Development in China | |
Treaty Ports | 1. Origin and concept |
2. Geography and chronology of opening | |
3. Economic importance and trading practice | |
4. Treaty port economy and culture | |
Tributary System | 1. Tribute theory |
2. Practical application of tribute to the end of the Ming Dynasty | |
3. Reevaluation of tribute theory in the Qing period | |
U | |
Underground Literature | |
United States of America | 1. Strategic relations |
2. Trading relations | |
3. Cultural relations | |
Universal history (Chinese perspective) | |
V | |
Vietnam | 1. Pre-modern period |
2. Arrival of Europeans | |
3. Relations in the 20th century | |
Village | 1. The traditional village |
2. Changes after the foundation of the People's Republic | |
3. Differentiation in the era of reform | |
4. Village administration | |
5. Retraditionalization | |
Vocational Education | |
W | |
Warlord Era | |
Water Management | 1. History of water management |
2. Flood management | |
3. Irrigation | |
4. Hydro-electric power exploitation | |
5. Water supply | |
Westernization | |
Women | 1. Women in old China |
2. Women's movement and women's organizations since the end of the 19th cent. | |
3. Women in the PRC | |
Women's Literature | |
Workers | 1. The first generation of workers |
2. Workers of the Republican period (1912-1949) | |
3. The 'Lords of the Land' (1949-1978) | |
4. The dissolution of the workers' bastion | |
World War I | |
World War II | |
Writing System (Script) | 1. Fundamental characteristics of Chinese script |
2. Origin and development | |
3. Present day | |
Wuhan | |
X | |
Xi'an | |
Xinjiang | |
Y | |
Yangzi | |
Yellow River | |
Yuan Dynasty | |
Yunnan | |
Z | |
Zhejiang | |
Zhou Dynasty |
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