JOANNA WALEY-COHEN [email protected]

In the United States: In China: New York University NYU Shanghai Elmer Holmes Bobst Library 1555 Century Avenue 70 Washington Square South Room 1424 Room 1252 Pudong New District New York, NY 10001, USA Shanghai 200122, PRC Mobile: +1 203 824 3791 Mobile: +86 189 3009 8769

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2014-present Provost, NYU Shanghai 2012-2014 Inaugural Dean of Arts and Sciences, NYU Shanghai 2009-2012 Chair, Department of History, NYU 2002-present Professor of History, NYU (Julius Silver Professor, 2014-present; Collegiate Professor, 2008-2014) 1998-2002 Associate Professor of History (with tenure from 1999), NYU 1992-1998 Assistant Professor of History, NYU 1991 Lecturer in Chinese History, Yale University 1988-1990 Lecturer in East Asian Languages and Literatures, Columbia University 1988 Assistant Professor of Chinese History, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

EDUCATION 1987 Ph.D., Chinese History, Yale University (advisors: Professors Jonathan Spence and Yu Ying-shih) 1978 Solicitor, Supreme Court of England and Wales (J.D. equivalent) 1977 M.A., Cambridge University 1974 B.A., Honours, Chinese Studies, Girton College, Cambridge University

HONORS 2015 Silver Magnolia Award for Outstanding Contributions to the City of Shanghai 2015 China State Administration of Foreign Expert Affairs High Level Foreign Expert 2014-present Julius Silver Professor of History, NYU 2008-2014 Collegiate Professor, NYU 2010 Commencement Speaker, College of Arts and Sciences, NYU

PUBLICATIONS

Joanna Waley-Cohen

Books The Culture of War in China: Empire and The Military under the Qing Dynasty. I.B.Tauris, 2005; paperback, 2014; China Renmin University Press, translation forthcoming, 2017 Les Sextants de Pékin. Presses de l’Université de Montréal, translation, 2002 The Sextants of Beijing: Global Currents in Chinese History. W.W. Norton, 1999; paperback, 2000 Exile in Mid-Qing China: Banishment to Xinjiang 1758-1820. Yale University Press, 1991

Manuscripts in Progress “Culinary Culture in Early Modern China.” University of California Press, forthcoming “Daily Life in Premodern China.” Cambridge University Press, forthcoming

Peer-reviewed Articles “On the Militarization of Culture in the Eighteenth-Century Qing Empire.” Common Knowledge, 2006 “Religion, War and Empire-Building in Eighteenth-Century China.” International History Review, 1998 “Commemorating War in Eighteenth-Century China.” Modern Asian Studies, 1996; republished in Kenneth Swope, ed., Warfare In China since 1600. Ashgate, 2006 “China and Western Technology in the Late Eighteenth Century.” American Historical Review, 1993; republished in Michael Adas, ed., Technology and European Overseas Enterprise: Diffusion, Adaptation and Adoption. Ashgate, 1996 “Politics and the Supernatural in Mid-Qing Legal Culture.” Modern China, 1993; Chinese translation, Karen G. Turner, Gao Hongjun and He Weifang, eds., Recent American Academic Writings on Traditional Chinese Law: Selected Translations. Chinese University of Political Science and Law Press, 1996 “Banishment to Xinjiang in Mid-Qing China.” Late Imperial China, 1989

Review Essays “Recent Historiography on China’s 19th Century.” English Historical Review, forthcoming “The New Qing History.” Radical History Review, 2004; Chinese translation, Qingshi Yanjiu (Research in Qing History), 2008

Book Chapters and Other Selected Articles “Ming-Qing Receptivity to Western Science,” in Tai Ming Cheung and Alice Lyman Miller, eds., Historical Influence of Contemporary Chinese Grand Strategic Thinking on Science and Technology. University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, forthcoming “Food and China’s World of Goods in the Long Eighteenth Century,“ in Elif Akcetin and Suraiya Faroqhi, eds., Living the Good Life: Consumption in the Qing and Ottoman Empires of the Eighteenth Century. Brill, forthcoming.

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“Gastronomy and Consumption in Eighteenth-Century China,” in Luca Gabbiani, ed., Urban Life in China., 15th-20th Centuries. Communities, Institutions, Representations. Ecole francaise d’Extreme-Orient, 2016 “Exile in Traditional China”, http://convictvoyages.org/expert-essays/china, in Clare Anderson, ed., The Carceral Archipelago: A Global History of Convicts and Penal Colonies. Online, 2015 “La Chine des Qing au XVIIIe siècle,” in Stéphane van Damme, ed., Histoire des Sciences Modernes. Seuil, 2015; Korean and Arabic translations, forthcoming “Sugar Painting,” in Darra Goldstein, ed., Oxford Companion to Sweets. Oxford University Press, 2015 “The Fish Market,” in Roland Altenburger, Margaret B. Wan and Vibeke Bordahl, eds., Yangzhou—a Place in Literature: An Anthology of Texts from the Late Imperial through the Modern Era (translation from Li Dou, Yangzhou Huafang Lu). University of Hawai’i Press, 2014 “Western Perspectives on Nanjing,” in Lu Haiming, ed., Stories of Jinling. Nanjing Press, 2014 (in Chinese) “May Fourth and the Chinese Past,” in Social Science in China Today. Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 2014 (in Chinese) “Possessing All Things: Qianlong Reconsidered,” in Hoyt Tillman, ed., History and Culture: Essays in Honor of Yu Ying-shih’s 80th Birthday. Lianching Press, 2010 (in Chinese) “Militarization of Culture in Eighteenth-Century China,” in Nicola di Cosmo, ed., Military Culture in Imperial China. Harvard University Press, 2010 “China under the Wanli Emperor,” in Elena Lyoubimova, ed.,The World of 1607. Jamestown- Yorktown Foundation, 2008 “The Quest for Perfect Balance: Taste and Gastronomy in Imperial China,” in Paul Freedman, ed., Food: A History of Taste. Thames & Hudson/University of California ` Press; published simultaneously in German as Essen: Eine Kulturgeschichte des Geschmacks. Primus Verlag, 2008 (later translated into Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish and Chinese) “Military Culture in Eighteenth-Century China,” in Nicola di Cosmo, ed., Military Culture in Imperial China. Harvard University Press, 2008 “The Qing Empire and International Power,” in Historical Studies: The Proceedings of the Irish Conference of Historians. Trinity College Dublin, 2006 “Diplomats, Jesuits, and Foreign Curiosities,” in Jessica Rawson and Evelyn Rawski, eds., The Three Emperors: Art and Power in Qing Dynasty China. Royal Academy Press, 2006 “Expansion and Colonization in Early Modern Chinese History,” in History Compass. Online, 2004. “Changing Spaces of Empire in 18th Century China,” in Don Wyatt and Nicola di Cosmo, eds., Political Frontiers, Ethnic Boundaries, and Human Geographies in Chinese History. Curzon Press, 2003

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“Military Ritual and the Qing Empire,” in Nicola di Cosmo, ed., Warfare in Inner Asian History. E.J. Brill, 2002 “Collective Responsibility in Late Imperial Chinese Law,” in R. Kent Guy, Karen G. Turner, and James V. Feinerman, eds., The Limits of the Rule of Law in China. University of Washington Press, 2000 “A Brief History of Hong Kong,” in Roberta Wue, ed., Picturing Hong Kong, 1842-1910. Asia Society, 1997 “The Lacquers of the Mawangdui Tomb,” (translation from Changsha Mawangdui yihao Han mu). Oriental Ceramic Society, 1984

ACADEMIC FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS 2015 Shanghai Municipal Education Commission Award for Undergraduate Education and Teaching Reform 2011 NYU Humanities Initiative Grant-in-Aid for international conference on China Past and Present 2010 NYU Curricular Development Challenge Fund Grant for Historical Studies: Theory and Practice (with Professor Thomas Bender) 2008 NYU Humanities Initiative Team-Teaching Fellowship for Silk Roads (with Professor Chao-hui Jenny Liu) 2008 NYU Global Fellowship for Research and Teaching in China 2007 Culinary Trust Harry Bell Fellowship 2003 NYU East Asian Studies Freeman Curricular Development Award 1999 American Council of Learned Societies Postdoctoral Fellowship 1996 NYU Goddard Fellowship 1994 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend 1992 NYU Presidential Fellowship 1991 Yale University John M. Olin Fellowship in Military and Strategic History 1990 American Council of Learned Societies Postdoctoral Fellowship 1988 Columbia Society of Fellows in the Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship 1989 Luce Foundation History of Christianity in China Project Travel Grant 1986 Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation Dissertation Fellowship 1985 American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship for Research in Asia

INVITED LECTURES 2017 “The Story of Jinling.” Nanjing Nationwide Reading Office Conference 2017 Keynote speaker, Crossing Borders in Transnational Education, Gates Cambridge, Shanghai 2016 “The 19th Century Revisited.” University of Nottingham Ningbo 2016 “The Qianlong Emperor in the Eighteenth Century.” China Institute, New York 2016 “Higher Education in China: Past, Present and Future.” Duke Kunshan University 2016 “War, Empire, and Visual Culture.” Series on Visualizing China’s Imperial Order 1500-1800, University of Edmonton

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2016 “The Material Culture of Imperial Expansion.” University of Wisconsin-Madison 2016 “Law in China in the Imperialist Era.” Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University, Suzhou 2015 “Food and Trade in China’s Long Eighteenth Century.” Fudan University Institute for Advanced Humanistic Studies, Shanghai 2015 “China and the World of Goods in the Long Eighteenth Century.” University of Tasmania 2015 “Research and the NYU Global Network.” University of Tasmania 2014 “Globalizing Learning Past and Present.” Keynote, Flying University of Humanities conference, Pittsburgh 2014 “Education in Imperial China.” East China Normal University Department of International Education, Shanghai 2014 “China, Food, and the World of Goods in the Long Eighteenth Century.” Simian Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, East China Normal University, Shanghai 2014 “Gastronomy and Consumption in Early Modern China.” Shanghai Theater Academy Winter Institute 2013 “What’s Cooking: Cooking and Consumption in Early Modern China.” Series on Material Culture in Early Modern China, University of Melbourne 2012 “To Sail the Seas: Marine Technology and the Treasure Fleets of Early Ming China.” Series on Technology and Society in Pre-Modern China, Brown University 2012 “Possessing All Things: Qianlong Reconsidered.” Florida Gulf Coast University Renaissance Academy 2011 “China, Food, and the World of Goods in the Long Eighteenth Century.” Triangle East Asia Colloquium, Duke University 2011 “Banquets and Politics in China.” Franke lecture, Yale University 2010 “The Taste of Belief: Food and Religion in China.” Tong Lin Kok Yuen lecture, University of Toronto 2010 “The Silk Roads: A New Historical Perspective.” NYU Abu Dhabi Institute 2009 “The Culinary Profession in Early Modern China.” Boston University 2009 “Banquets and Politics in China.” Boston University 2008 “Possessing All Things: Qianlong Reconsidered.” Tsinghua University, Beijing 2008 “Cooks and Cooking in Premodern China.” Shanghai International Literary Festival 2008 “Possessing All Things: Qianlong Reconsidered.” People’s University Institute of Qing History, Beijing 2008 “Culture and Violence in Twentieth Century China.” Florida Gulf Coast University Renaissance Academy 2008 “Globalization and Chinese Food.” Beacon High School, New York 2007 “Decline and Fall of the Qing Dynasty.” Florida Gulf Coast University Renaissance Academy 2006 “The Multi-Ethnic Empire of the Qing.” Chinese Geography, China Institute, New York

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2006 “China and the World.” Punahou School Global Village Workshop, Honolulu 2006 “Gastronomic Life in Early Modern China.” Tufts University 2005 “Gluttony and Gastronomy in Early Modern China.” Faculty Seminar on Eighteenth-Century European Culture, Columbia University 2003 “Qing and Chinese Culture.” Panel on From Ming to Qing: A Cultural Landscape in Transition, China Institute, New York 2002 “China and the World.” American Forum on Global Education, New York 2002 “Military Culture in Qing China.” Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton 2001 “The Turmoil of Transition: Reconfiguring the Cultural Framework in Mid- Seventeenth-Century China.” Series on The World Crisis 1635-1665, The Ohio State University 2000 “China and the World, 1800-1950.” Middlebury College

RECENT SELECTED MEDIA APPEARANCES 2017 “Higher Education in China.” Between the Lines, Channel News Asia, Singapore 2016 “Educational Internationalization.” NHK, Japan 2015 “Western Practices around Death.” China International Culture Channel 2014 “The Search for General Tso.” Tribeca Film Festival, New York 2013-present Numerous interviews for radio, television, and newspapers in China, Taiwan and the US regarding NYU Shanghai 2012 “China and Globalization.” Asia Society Online; republished in Salon.com 2010 Interview on Chinese reactions to British government delegation to China wearing Armistice Day red poppies, BBC World, National Public Radio 2009 “Ethnic Conflict and Uighurs in China.” Globo Network, Brazil 2006 “The Great Wall. ” National Geographic Channel 2006 “Engineering an Empire: China.” History Channel

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 Discussant, Conference on Rethinking Time in Modern China. Tel Aviv University. 2016 Panelist, Round Table on Concepts of Asia, NYU Shanghai Center for Global Asia, First Annual Conference, Shanghai 2016 Speaker, “Food Studies: Looking Back,” NYU Shanghai City Food Workshop 2015 Chair, Presidential Panel on Historians as Administrators, American Historical Association annual conference, New York 2015 Chair, Panel on Liberal Arts in Illiberal Countries, American Historical Association annual conference, New York 2014 Speaker, “The Historical Antecedents of Civic Consciousness in China,” The Development of Civic Consciousness in China, Harvard China Fund symposium, Shanghai 2014 Speaker, “Rhubarb and the Silk Road,” Food Studies and The Silk Road, 3rd Asian Food Study conference, Xi’an

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2013 Chair, Panel on “Long Distance Contacts and Connections,” conference on Conceptualizing and ReExamining India-China Connections, Fudan University 2013 Chair, Dialogue on Global India/Global China, Fudan University 2013 Chair and Discussant, “China in the World,” conference on From Qing to China, Tel Aviv University 2013 Chair and Discussant, “Literature and Religion in Late Imperial China,” Israeli Association of Asian Studies annual conference, Tel Aviv University 2012 Speaker, “European Volunteers in the Chinese Civil War,” conference on Se Battre à l’étranger pour les idées: Voluntariat international et politique. NYU Remarque Institute and Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris 2011 Speaker, “Some Problems in Early Modern Chinese Culinary History,” Foodways in China: New Trajectories, University of Oregon, Eugene 2011 Speaker, “Possessing All Things: Qianlong Reconsidered.” Empires in the Early Modern Period, conference on Global Asia, Pennsylvania State University, State College 2011 Chair and Discussant, “Everyday Maoism: Material Culture and Everyday Life in 1950s China,” Association for Asian Studies annual conference, Honolulu 2009 Chair and Organizer, “The Transnational History of Food in 20th Century East Asia,” American Historical Association annual conference, New York 2008 Speaker, “Gastronomy and Luxury in Early Modern China,” conference on Urban Life in China, Paris 2008 Speaker, “The Politics of Banqueting in China,” conference on Chinese food, James Beard Foundation, New York 2008 Speaker, “Possessing All Things Reconsidered,” Material Life and Qing Politics, Association for Asian Studies annual conference, Atlanta 2007 Speaker, “Could China have Discovered Europe?” British Museum panel discussion on China and the West, London 2005 Speaker, “The Qing Empire and International Power,” Irish Conference of Historians on Intelligence, Statecraft, and International Power, Dublin 2004 Speaker, “Military Culture in Eighteenth-Century China,” The Cultural Approach to War, American Historical Association annual conference, Washington, DC 2003 Chair and Discussant, “Opium in Qing China,” New England conference of Asian Studies, Harvard University 2003 Speaker,” Military Culture in Eighteenth-Century China,” conference on Military Culture in Imperial China, Christchurch, New Zealand 2003 Speaker, “Western Perspectives on Nanjing from the Sixteenth to the Early Twentieth Century,” International Seminar on Protection and Renovation of the Ancient Urban Area of Nanjing, Nanjing 2002 Speaker, “How does the 21st Century Speak to its Own Past?” conference on Shanghai: Urban Culture in Global Context, New York 2002 Commentator, “Shanghai Urban Culture: New Perspectives,” conference on Shanghai: Urban Culture in Global Context, New York

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2002 Speaker, “Renegotiating the Scope of Chinese Studies,” University of California, Santa Barbara 1999 Speaker, “Militarizing Culture in Eighteenth-Century China,” conference on New Approaches to International History, Yale University 1998 Speaker, “Unite and Rule: Creating a Landscape of National Identity in Qing China,” First International Conference of Asian Scholars, University of Leiden 1997 Speaker, “Christianity and Buddhism in China,” James Legge Centenary Conference, University of Aberdeen

SELECTED BOOK REVIEWS Forthcoming A World Trimmed with Fur: Wild things, Pristine Places, and the Natural Fringes of Qing Rule, by Jonathan Schlesinger, in China Review International 2012 Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom: The Taiping Rebellion, by Stephen Platt, in The Times Higher Education Supplement 2012 China on the Sea, by Yangwen Zheng, in Journal of Asian Studies 2011 The Scramble for China, by Robert Bickers, in The Times Higher Education Supplement 2011 Sojourners in a Strange Land: Jesuits and their Scientific Missions in Late Imperial China, by Florencia Hsia, in Sino-Western Cultural Relations Journal 2010 Chinese Civil Justice, Past and Present, by Philip C.C. Huang, in American Historical Review 2010 China’s Last Empire, by William T. Rowe, in Etudes chinoises 2009 Negotiated Power in Imperial China: The Zongli Yamen and the Politics of Reform, by Jennifer Rudolph, in China Review Journal 2008 The Diary of a Manchu Soldier in Seventeenth-Century China: “My Service in the Army” by Dsengseo, by Nicola di Cosmo, in Inner Asia 2008 Empire, Nation, and Beyond: Chinese History in Late Imperial and Modern Times--Festschrift in Honor of Frederic Wakeman Jr., edited by Joseph Esherick, Madeleine Zelin, and Wen-hsin Yeh, in China Review Journal 2007 L’Interdit du Boeuf en China: Agriculture, Ethique et Sacrifice, by Vincent Goossaert, in Journal of Song-Yuan Studies 2007 War and State Formation in Ancient China and Early Modern Europe, by Victoria Tin-Bor Hui, in Journal of Interdisciplinary History 2006 Asian Borderlands: The Transformation of Qing China’s Yunnan Frontier, by C. Patterson Giersch, in International History Review 2006 War, Politics and Society in Early Modern China, 900-1795, by Peter Lorge, in Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 2004 English Lessons: The Pedagogy of Imperialism in Nineteenth-Century China, by James L. Hevia, in China Quarterly 2002 Les origines de l’état chinois moderne, by Philip Kuhn, translated and with an introduction by Pierre-Etienne Will, in Etudes chinoises 2001 Warfare in Chinese History, edited by Hans van de Ven, in China Review International 1999 Beyond the Pass: Economy, Ethnicity and Empire in Qing Central Asia 1759-1864, by

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James A. Millward, in Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 1999 Barbarian Lens: Western Photographers of the Qianlong Emperor’s European Palaces, by Régine Thiriez, in Arts Asiatiques 1998 The Footnote: A Curious History, by Anthony Grafton, in The History Teacher

SELECTED ACADEMIC SERVICE FOR NYU DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY 2009-2012 Departmental Chair 2008-2009 Graduate Admissions and Fellowships Committee 2006-2007 Chair, Tenure Committee, Chinese History 2006-2007 Graduate Admissions and Fellowships Committee 2005-2007 Chair’s Planning and Advisory Committee 2005-2006 Tenure Committee, Ottoman History 2005-2006 Search Committee, Europe and the World before 1700 2005-2007 Undergraduate Adviser 2005-2007 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2004-2005 Chair, Search Committee, Japanese History 2003-2005 Graduate Admissions and Fellowships Committee 2003 Search Committee, World History 2002-2003 Director, World History MA Program 2001-2002 Graduate Admissions and Fellowships Committee 2001 Chair, Budget Committee 1998-2001 Director, Undergraduate Studies

OTHER SELECTED ACADEMIC SERVICE AT NYU 2017- NYU Shanghai Board of Directors 2014-present NYU Shanghai Education Development Foundation Board 2014-present NYU Council on Science and Technology 2012-present NYU Shanghai Leadership 2012-2014 Cross-School Faculty Committee on the Global Network University 2012-2014 Undergraduate Deans Committee 2012-2014 Undergraduate Curriculum Advisory Committee 2011-2012 NYU Shanghai Core Curriculum Committee 2010-2011 Global Studies Curriculum Committee 2008-2010 NYU Abu Dhabi Arts and Humanities Coordinating Group (curriculum design and faculty recruitment) 2009 NYU Abu Dhabi Librarian Recruitment Committee 2008-2010 NYU Presidential Scholars, Beijing Group Faculty Supervisor 2008-2009 Undergraduate Standards Committee 2007-2008 NYU Abu Dhabi Humanities Curriculum Committee 2006 Founder, NYU China Affinity Group 2005-2012 Freshman Mentor

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2004 Promotion Committee, East Asian Studies 2002 Tenure Committee, Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies 2000 Selection Committee for Distinguished Teaching Award 2000 Coordinator, Beijing University Executive Vice President visit to NYU 1997-1998 Steering Committee, Foundations of Contemporary Cultures 1997 Faculty Committee, NSEP Study Abroad Scholarship Interviewing 1997-1998 Prehealth Interviewing 1997 Organizer, Fundraiser and Moderator, NYU Roundtable Discussion Series on Changing Chinese Nationalism, 1700-2000.

OTHER SELECTED ACADEMIC SERVICE In addition to the activities listed below, I regularly evaluate tenure applications, review manuscripts, and perform other confidential academic services.

2014-present Advisory Board, Berkshire Encyclopedia of Chinese Cuisine 2013-present Editorial Board, International Communication of Chinese Culture, Beijing 2011-present External Reviewer, American Academy in Berlin 2011-present Editorial Board, Chinese Historical Review 2007-2010 Editorial Board, Encyclopedia of Chinese History 2007 External Reviewer, Tufts University History Department 2006-2007 China Studies Fellowship Selection Committee, American Council of Learned Societies 2006 Dissertation Committee, State University of New York, Stony Brook 2004-2005 Fellowship Evaluator, Australian Research Council 2004 Library of Congress Fellowship Committee, American Council of Learned Societies 2002 Committee for the Appointment of Lifetime Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton 2001 Dissertation Committee, Columbia University 2001 Program Committee, International Conference of Asian Studies, Berlin 2001 Prescreener, American Council of Learned Societies Fellowships 1998-2001 Subcommittee on Africa, Asia and Europe, American Historical Association Committee on Research Grant Awards 1998-2001 China and Inner Asia Council, Association for Asian Studies 1997 Fellowship Review, National Humanities Center 1996 Invited Participant, American Council of Learned Societies, Conversation on New Directions in the Humanities

COURSES TAUGHT Graduate Seminars Trading Cultures in Three Early Modern Empires

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(with Professors Karen Kupperman and Leslie Peirce) Problems in the History of Early Modern China MA Proseminar (Historiography) Muslims, Jews and Christians in China World Encounters: West Meets East, 1500-1800 (with Professor Antonio Feros) Frontiers of China: Hong Kong, Taiwan, Tibet, Xinjiang Art and Imperial Ideology in Eighteenth-Century China (with Professor Jonathan Hay) China and the West Law in Imperial China

Undergraduate Lecture Courses The Concept of China (NYU Shanghai) Beliefs and Social Practice in Early Modern China Food and Drugs in Chinese History (New York and Shanghai) The World of Goods in China, 1500-1900 Chinese Society and Culture, 1550-1950 The Art of War in Chinese History and Literature East Asia to 1850 Chinese History to 1911 China since 1850 Contemporary Civilization (Plato to the 20th century) Revolution in China and Vietnam Law and Society in Late Imperial China Introduction to the History of Modern China World Cultures: Chinese Civilization

Undergraduate Seminars Consuming China Past and Present Daily Life in China 1750-1950 Food and Drugs in Chinese History Opium and China China and the Silk Roads Qing History to 1800 China and the World in Historical Perspective China and Britain c. 1800 The Art of War in China (also taught as lecture course) China 1900: The Boxer Rebellion in History and Myth Iberian and Chinese Empires, 1500-1800 (with Professor Antonio Feros) Topics in the Military History of Modern China

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I have supervised numerous doctoral students in a broad range of topics in Chinese history. I also have directed many independent studies at both the graduate and undergraduate levels, on topics such as Gender in Ming-Qing China, Women and Culture in 17th and 18th century China; Issues in Ming-Qing History; Chinese Perceptions of the West in the Qing and Republican Periods; Life in Contemporary China, as well as having directed many undergraduate senior honors theses.

PERSONAL INFORMATION Born: London, England Citizenship: UK; US Green Card holder (US citizenship application pending) Spouse: Keith Bradoc Gallant, Esq. Children: Christopher Gallant and Isabel Gallant

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Available upon request

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