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1 Acquisitions récentes – Neuanschaffungen – Acquisizioni recenti – Recent acquisitions 05/2017 Bibliothèque – Bibliothek – Biblioteca – Library ISDC — Dorigny — 1015 Lausanne — Suisse — tél. +41 (0) 21 6924911 — fax +41 (0) 21 6924949 — www.isdc.ch — [email protected] 2 A 8 f ARCH 2017 Durées de conservation et tableaux de gestion : sécurité et archivage électronique / [réd. en chef Michel Remize]. - Paris : Serda, [2017]. - 68 p. : ill. - (Archimag. Guide pratique ; no 58). R008594667 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 8 f ARCH 2017 * Cote: ISDC 192056 A 8 f ARCH 2017 Sécurité de l'information et archivage électronique / [réd. en chef Michel Remize]. - Paris : Serda, [2017]. - 56 p. : ill. - (Archimag. Guide pratique ; no 57). R008594656 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 8 f ARCH 2017 * Cote: ISDC 192055 A 15.1 g ANDR 1968 Mélanges offerts à Juraj Andrassy = Essays in international law in honour of Juraj Andrassy = Festschrift für Juraj Andrassy / texte rêdigé par Vladimir Ibler. - La Haye : M. Nijhoff, 1968. - XII, 365 p. ; 25 cm. 0075667 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g ANDR 1968 * Cote: ISDC 191960 A 15.1 g CHIA 2016 Defining issues in international arbitration : celebrating 100 years of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators / ed. by Julio César Betancourt. - Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2016. - 462 p. - ISBN 9780198783206. R008456712 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g CHIA 2016 * Cote: ISDC 191996 A 15.1 g GANZ 2016 Mélanges en l'honneur du professeur Michel Ganzin / contrib. réunies par Eric Gasparini ... [et al.] ; avec l'aide de Emmanuelle Pachter. - Paris : La Mémoire du droit, 2016. - 1061 p. ; 24 cm. - ISBN 2- 84539-041-6416. R008482030 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g GANZ 2016 * Cote: ISDC 191962 A 15.1 g GUDO 2016 Sine ira et studio : księga jubileuszowa dedykowana sędziemu Jackowi Gudowskiemu / red. naukowa Tadeusz Ereciński, Pawel Grzegorczyk, Karol Weitz. - Warszawa : Wolters Kluwer, 2016. - 1446 p. - ISBN 9788326490866. R008589049 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g GUDO 2016 * Cote: ISDC 191361 A 15.1 g LANC 2000 Le citoyen : mélanges offerts à Alain Lancelot / sous la dir. de Bertrand Badie ... [et al.]. - Paris : Presses de Science Po, 2000. - 319 p. ; 22 cm. - ISBN 2-7246-0793-7. R267496760 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g LANC 2000 * Cote: ISDC 191959 A 15.1 g LAVA 1989 Idéologies, partis politiques & [et] groupes sociaux / études réunies par Yves Mény ; pour Georges Lavau. - Paris : Presses de la Fondation nationale des sciences politiques, 1989. - 413 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - ISBN 2-7246-0573-X. 1182757 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g LAVA 1989 * Cote: ISDC 191961 A 15.1 g OYEB 2011 Essays in honour of professor Akin Oyebode. - Ado-Ekiti Nigeria : Law Society of the Faculty of Law - University of Ado-Ekiti, 2011. - 198 p. - (The jurist consult ; vol. 8, 2011). R008638742 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g OYEB 2011 * Cote: ISDC 191945 A 15.1 g PAIL 2003 Aspects organisationnels du droit des affaires : mélanges en l'honneur de Jean Paillusseau. - Paris : Dalloz, 2003. - xxv, 474 p. - ISBN 9782247054534. R008619070 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g PAIL 2003 * Cote: ISDC 191941 ISDC — Dorigny — 1015 Lausanne — Suisse — tél. +41 (0) 21 6924911 — fax +41 (0) 21 6924949 — www.isdc.ch — [email protected] 3 A 15.1 g ROBE 2016 Interdisciplinary study and comparative law / ed. by Nicholas HD Foster ... [et al.]. - London : Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publ., 2016. - 286 p. - (JCL studies in comparative law ; no. 15). - This collection of essays is dedicated to the memory of Professor Simon Roberts, 1941-2014. - http://swbplus.bsz- bw.de/bsz47947351Xinh.htm. - ISBN 0-85490-210-4. ISBN 9780854902101. R008630149 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 15.1 g ROBE 2016 * Cote: ISDC 192078 A 18 g FRFO 2017 Freedom and force : essays on Kant's legal philosophy / ed. by Sari Kisilevsky ... [ et al.]. - Oxford : Hart Publ., 2017. - 224 p. - (Law and practical reason ; vol. 9). - ISBN 9781849463164. R007699788 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 18 g FRFO 2017 * Cote: ISDC 192089 A 18.3 g BERG 2016 Bergel, Jean-Louis. - Méthodologie juridique / Jean-Louis Bergel. - 2e éd. mise à jour. - Paris : Presses universitaires de France, 2016. - 453 p. - (Thémis. Droit). - ISBN 9782130654100. R008398483 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 18.3 g BERG 2016 * Cote: ISDC 192044 A 26 g DENO 1966 De Nova, Rodolfo, 1906-1978. - Historical and comparative introduction to conflict of laws / by Rodolfo de Nova. - In: Recueil des cours. - La Haye.- T. 118(1966), II, p. 437-621. R008648316 IF ISDC Collection Ballarino * Classif.: A 26 g DENO 1966 * Cote: ISDC 192051 A 26 g WEIS 1913 Weiss, André, 1858-1928. - L'étranger et la justice / André Weiss. - 2e éd. - Paris : Libr. de la Société du recueil Sirey, 1913. - 2 vol. ; 22 cm. - (Traité théorique et pratique de droit international privé / André Weiss ; 5-6). 1138602 IF ISDC Historica * Classif.: A 26 g WEIS 1913 * Cote: ISDC 191952/2 A 28 g CANS 1953 Cansacchi, Giorgio, 1905-1987. - Le choix et l'adaptation de la règle étrangère dans le conflit de lois / par Giorgio Cansacchi. - In: Recueil des cours. - La Haye.- T. 83(1953), II, p. 83-162. R008648295 IF ISDC Collection Ballarino * Classif.: A 28 g CANS 1953 * Cote: ISDC 192047 A 28 h EURY 1966 Eurygenēs, Dēmētrios I. - Tendances doctrinales actuelles en droit international privé / par Dimitrios J. Evrigenis. – In : Collected courses of The Hague Academy of International Law. - Leiden. - Vol. 2(1966), T. 118, p. 318-432. R008639458 IF ISDC Historica * Classif.: A 28 h EURY 1966 * Cote: ISDC 191976 A 29 h GAUD 1965 Gaudemet-Tallon, Hélène. - La prorogation volontaire de juridiction en droit international privé / par Hélène Gaudemet-Tallon. - Paris : Dalloz, 1965. - V, 292 p. ; 24 cm. - (Bibliothèque de droit international privé ; vol. 4). 0142932 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 29 h GAUD 1965 * Cote: ISDC 192030 A 29 h THER 1981 Théry, Philippe. - Pouvoir juridictionnel et compétence : étude de droit international privé / Philippe Thery. - Paris : Université de droit, d'économie et de sciences sociales de Paris (Paris II), 1981. - 2 vol. (vol. 1: p.1-353, vol. 2: p.354-641). R008639938 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 29 h THER 1981 * Cote: ISDC 191981/1 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 29 h THER 1981 * Cote: ISDC 191981/2 ISDC — Dorigny — 1015 Lausanne — Suisse — tél. +41 (0) 21 6924911 — fax +41 (0) 21 6924949 — www.isdc.ch — [email protected] 4 A 29.1 g SORN 2013 Sornum, Danisha. - Getting into international arbitration / Danisha Sornum ; with the collab. of Rajendra Parsad Gunputh. - [Ile Maurice] : Ed. de l'océan Indien, 2013. - 277 p. - En bas de la p. de titre: "Indian Ocean Institute of International and Comparative Law". - ISBN 9789990307009. R008653155 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 29.1 g SORN 2013 * Cote: ISDC 192124 A 29.1 h QURE 2016 Qureshi, Khawar. - Conflicts of interest in international arbitration : an overview / Khawar Qureshi ; assisted by Catriona Nicol. - London : Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing, 2016. - 185 p. - (Wildy's legal handbook series). - ISBN 9780854901937. R008630129 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 29.1 h QURE 2016 * Cote: ISDC 192081 A 30 a ADAM 2013 Adams, Kenneth A. 1961-. - A manual of style for contract drafting / Kenneth A. Adams. - 3rd ed. - Chicago, IL : ABA, Section of Business, 2013. - 477 p. - The characteristics of optimal contract language -- The front of the contract -- Categories of contract language -- Layout -- The back of the contract -- Defined terms -- Sources of uncertainty in contract language -- "Reasonable efforts" and its variants -- "Material" and "material adverse change" -- References to time -- Ambiguity of the part versus the whole -- Syntactic ambiguity -- Selected usages -- Numbers and formulas -- Provisions specifying drafting conventions -- Typography -- Drafting as writing -- Amendments -- Letter agreements -- Drafting corporate resolutions. - ISBN 1-61438-803-2. ISBN 9781614388036. R008622000 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 30 a ADAM 2013 * Cote: ISDC 192109 A 31.2 e COLM 1960 Les conflits de lois en matière de régimes matrimoniaux et de successions / 58e Congrès des notaires de France. - [S.l.] : [s.n.], 1960-1961 (Toulouse : Imp. du Sud). - 2 vol. ; 25 cm. - Titre de la couv. du vol. 2: Compte rendu, actes du congrès. 0099761 IF ISDC Historica * Classif.: A 31.2 e COLM 1960 * Cote: ISDC 191886 A 31.6 h CARR 2005 Carruthers, Janeen M. - The transfer of property in the conflict of laws : choice of law rules concerning "inter vivos" transfers of property / Janeen M Carruthers. - Oxford [etc.] : Oxford University Press, 2005. - XXXVII, 347 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - (Oxford private international law series). - ISBN 0-19-927147-X. R003998452 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 31.6 h CARR 2005 * Cote: ISDC 191994 A 32 h POPO 2017 Popović, Dragoljub. - Comparative government : in the early twenty-first century / Dragoljub Popović. - Belgrade : University of Belgrade - Faculty of Law, 2017. - 253 p. - ISBN 9788676306855. R008653084 IF ISDC Libre-accès * Classif.: A 32 h POPO 2017 * Cote: ISDC 192121 A 34 g HAIP 2007 Handbuch Ius Publicum Europaeum / Hrsg. von Armin von Bogdandy ... [et al.] ; unter Mitwirkung von Diana Zacharias ; mit Beitr. von Leonard Besselink ... [et al.]. - Heidelberg : C.F. Müller, 2007-. - Bd. 1-. - Bd. 1: Grundlagen und Grundzüge staatlichen Verfassungsrechts. - 2007. Bd. 2: Offene Staatlichkeit - Wissenschaft vom Verfassungsrecht. - 2008. Bd. 3: Verwaltungsrecht in Europa: Grundlagen. - 2010. Bd. 4: Verwaltungsrecht in Europa: Wissenschaft. - 2011. Bd. 5: Verwaltungsrecht in Europa: Grundzüge. - 2014. Bd. 6: Verfassungsgerichtsbarkeit in Europa: Institutionen. - 2016. - ISBN 9783811441149 (Gesamtwerk). ISBN 9783811435414 (Bd. 1). ISBN 9783811463011 (Bd. 2). ISBN 9783811498082 (Bd. 3). ISBN 9783811441446 (Bd. 4). ISBN 9783811455061 (Bd. 5) :. ISBN 9783811460065 (Bd.
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    University of the Pacific Scholarly Commons University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations Graduate School 2019 EXPLORING LEADERSHIP IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE GENERATION Z STUDENT LEADERS Juan Mille Xu University of the Pacific, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/uop_etds Part of the Educational Administration and Supervision Commons, and the Educational Leadership Commons Recommended Citation Xu, Juan Mille. (2019). EXPLORING LEADERSHIP IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE GENERATION Z STUDENT LEADERS. University of the Pacific, Dissertation. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/ uop_etds/3646 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate School at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1 EXPLORING LEADERSHIP IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE GENERATION Z STUDENT LEADERS By Juan Xu A Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate School In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Benerd School of Education Curriculum and Instruction University of the Pacific Stockton, California 2019 2 EXPLORING LEADERSHIP IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE GENERATION Z STUDENT LEADERS By Juan Xu APPROVED BY: Dissertation Co-advisor: Delores E. McNair, Ed.D. Dissertation Co-advisor: Sandra Seabury Mahoney, Ed.D. Committee Member: Elizabeth Haydon Keithcart, Ed.D., MT-BC Assistant Dean of Benerd College: Steven L. Layne, Ed.D. 3 EXPLORING LEADERSHIP IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE GENERATION Z STUDENT LEADERS Copyright 2019 By Juan Xu 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At the end of this dissertation writing, I would like to express my sincere thanks to my chairs and committee member, Dr.
  • Appendix to “Brokers and 'Guild' {Huiguan If If) Organizations in China's Maritime Trade with Her Eastern Neighbours

    Appendix to “Brokers and 'Guild' {Huiguan If If) Organizations in China's Maritime Trade with Her Eastern Neighbours

    Appendix to “Brokers and ‘Guild’{huiguan If If) Organizations in China’s Maritime Trade with her Eastern Neighbours during the Ming and Qing Dynasties”* Angela SCHOTTENHAMMER The Ryükyüs can be designated China’s most filial tribute country,1 forming part of an East Asian world order in which China claimed to be the political and cultural centre. Since early Ming times, the Ryükyüs had been firmly integrated into China’s so-called tribute system.2 In 1372 (Hongwu A 5), the first Chinese investiture mis­ sion (cefeng # # ) , that is a mission that legitimized the rule of kings of neighbouring countries by the Emperor of China, was sent to the Ryükyüs. The Ryükyüs, on the other hand, usually sent the follow­ ing types of missions to China: When a king died, a “report about death” (baosang fH-A), then, years later, another mission was sent to formally “request investiture”(qingfeng i t # ) . Tribute missions offering tribute (jingong Jt. If) were sent every two years. Tribute, as a rule, consisted primarily in local products(fangwu A4t). During Ming times the Ryükyüs also sent products from Southeast Asia; and after the country’s subjugation by Satsuma in 1606 Japa­ nese products, such as copper, were among Ryükyü’s tribute items. When the request for investiture was granted, Ryükyü sent an en­ voy to Fuzhou to “meet the investiture envoys”(jiefeng A # , also jiegong \Jap. sekko] Finally, after investiture, the Ryükyüan king sent a mission with special tribute to China to “express grati­ tude for the emperor’s grace” (xie en ilbi-).3 After the Ryükyüs had :i Ei Crossroads 1/2 (2010), 99-150.