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Geologe Biographie Adinolfi, Francesco Report Title - p. 1 of 305 Report Title Adams, George Irving (Lena, Ill. 1870-1932 Tuscaloosa, Ala.) : Geologe Biographie 1911-1915 George Irving Adams ist Professor of Geology and Mining der Peiyang-Universität in Tianjin. [Shav1] 1915-1920 George Irving Adams ist Professor of Geology and Mining der Beijing-Universität. [Shav1] Adinolfi, Francesco (1831-1874) : Direktor St. Ignatius‘ College Shanghai Biographie 1850 ca.-ca. Francesco Adinolfi ist Direktor des St. Ignatius College in Shanghai. [Pia1] 1870 Adolph, William Henry (Philadelphia, Penn. 1890-1958 New Haven, Conn.) : Ernährungsberater, Missionar Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Biographie 1915-1926 William Henry Adolph ist Dozent der Cheeloo-Universität = Qilu da xue = Shandong Christian University in Jinan. [Shav1] 1915-1951 William Henry Adolph ist Missionar des Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. [Shav1] 1926-1948 William Henry Adolph ist Dozent der Yanjing-Universität in Beijing. [Shav1] 1948-1951 William Henry Adolph ist Dozent des Beijing Union Medical College. [Shav1] Apter, David E. (1924-2010) : Henry J. Heinz Professor of Comparative Political and Social Development, Senior Research Scientist, Yale University Bibliographie : Autor 1994 Apter, David E. ; Saich, Tony [Saich, Anthony J.]. Revolutionary discourse in Mao's republic. (Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1994). 1994 Dai, Qing. Wang Shiwei and "Wild lilies" : rectification and purges in the Chinese communist party, 1942-1944. Ed. by David E. Apter and Timothy Cheek ; transl. by Nancy Liu and Lawrence R. Sullivan ; documents compiled by Song Jinshou. (Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe, 1994). (An East gate book). Arrighi, Giovanni (Italien 1937-) : Professor of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University Bibliographie : Autor 2003 The resurgence of East Asia : 500, 150 and 50 year perspectives. Ed. by Giovanni Arrighi, Takeshi Hamashia, and Mark Selden. (London : Routledge, 2003). (Asia's transformations). [WC] Bendix, Reinhard (Berlin 1916-1991 Berkeley, Calif.) : Professor of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley Report Title - p. 2 of 305 Bibliographie : Autor 1977 Huang, Junjie. Shi xue fang fa lun cong. (Taibei : Taiwan xue sheng shu ju, 1977). [Westliche Historiographie]. [Enthält] : Bendix, Reinhard. Max Weber's interpretation of conduct and history. [WC] 1998 [Bendix, Reinhard]. Weibo : si xiang yu xue shuo. Bendikesi zhu ; Liu Beicheng [et al.] yi ; Liu Beicheng jiao ding ; Gu Zhonghua shen yue. (Taibei : Gui guan tu shu gu fen you xian gong si, 1998). (Dang dai si chao xi lie cong shu ; 100). Übersetzung von Bendix, Reinhard. Max Weber : an intellectual portrait. (Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1960). : [WC] Bergen, Paul David (Bellefontaine, Ohio 1860-1915 Hartford, Conn.) : Missionar Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Biographie 1883-1913 Paul David Bergen ist Missionar des Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in Jinan. [Shav1] 1902 Paul David Bergen ist Präsident des Dengzhou College. [Shav1] 1902-1904 Paul David Bergen ist Präsdient des Shandong Union College in Weixian. [Shav1] 1904-1913 Paul David Bergen ist Präsident des Union Arts College der Shandong Protestant University und gründet ein Museum für Naturkunde. [Shav1] Berger, Peter Ludwig = Berger, Peter L. (Wien 1929-) : Amerikanischer Soziologe, Professor für Soziologie und Theologie Boston University Bibliographie : erwähnt in 1990 [Wuthnow, Robert]. Wen hua fen xi. R. Wosinoer [et al.] ; Li Weimin, Wen Cesi yi ; Zhou Changzhong jiao. (Shanghai : Shanghai ren min chu ban she, 1990). (Wen hua xin shi ye cong shu). Übersetzung von Wuthnow, Robert. Cultural analysis : the work of Peter L. Berger, Mary Douglas, Michel Foucault, and Jürgen Habermas. (Boston ; London : Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1984). [WC] Berton, Peter = Berton, Peter A. (1922-2014) : Professor of International Relations University of Southern California Bibliographie : Autor 1968 Berton, Peter ; Wu, Eugene. Contemporary China : a research guide. (Stanford, Calif. : Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, 1968). (Hoover bibliographical series ; 3). [WC] Billings, George Michael (Leicester St Martin 1878-1956) : Lehrer, Rugby- und Fussball-Spieler Biographie 1903-1927 George Michael Billings ist Vice Principal, dann Principal der Public School for Boys in Shanghai. [BilG1] Report Title - p. 3 of 305 Bibliographie : erwähnt in 2017 George Michael Billings (1878 - 1956): http://www.treatyportsport.com/person-1---george-michael-billings.html. Bowen, Arthur J. = Bowen, Arthur John (Neponset, Ill. 1873-1944 Altadena, Calif.) : Missionar Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church in China, Dozent Biographie 1897-1930 Arthur J. Bowen ist Missionar des Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church in China und Dozent der University of Nanjing. [Shav1] 1901-1905 Arthur J. Bowen ist Superintendent und Schatzmeister der Central China Mission in Jiangxi. [Shav1] 1903-1904 Arthur J. Bowen ist Präsident der University of Nanjing. [Shav1] 1908-1927 Arthur J. Bowen ist Präsident der University of Nanjing. [Shav1] Boynton, Grace Morrison (Medford, Mass. 1890-1970 Concord N.H.) : Missionarin American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Professorin English language and literature, Yanjing-Universität Biographie 1919-1951 Grace Morrison Boynton ist Missionarin der American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions und Professorin of English Language and Literature, Yanjing University in Beijing, [Shav1] Brittin, Roswell S. = Britton, Roswell Sessoms (Shanghai 1897-1951) : Professor of Chinese and Mathematics New York University, Journalist Biographie 1924-1926 Roswell S. Britton ist Gründer und Vorsitzender der School of Journalism der Yanjing University. [Shav1] 1930-1951 Roswell S. Brittion ist Assitant Professor of Chinese and Mathematics der New York University [Shav1] Bibliographie : Autor 1935 Chalfant, F. Herring. Jia gu bu ji = The Couling-Chalfant collection of inscribes oracle bone. Drawn by Frank H. Chalfant ; ed. by Roswell S. Britton. (Shanghai : The Commercial Press, 1935). 1966 Chalfant, F. Herring. Three treaties on inscribed oracle bones = Fang fa lian mo jia gu bu ci san zhong. Drawn by Frank H. Chalfant ; ed. by Roswell S. Britton. Vol. 1-3. (Taipei : Yi Wen Yin Shu Guan, 1966). [Sammlung Samuel Couling]. Brockman, Whitefield Walton (Douglas, Ga 1875-1939 Nashville, Tenn.) : Professor of English, Sekretär Young Men's Christian Association Biographie 1904-1908 Whitefield Walton Brockman ist Professor of English an der Suzhou Universität. [Who2,Int] Report Title - p. 4 of 305 1916-1920 Whitefield Walton Brockman ist Professor of English an der Suzhou Universität und Sekretär der Young Men's Christian Assosciation in Suzhou. [Who2,Int] Caldwell, Oliver J. = Caldwell, Oliver Johnson (Fuzhou 1904-1990) : Professor of English Biographie 1935-1936 Oliver J. Caldwell ist Associate Professor of English der University of Xiamen. [Shav1] 1936-1938 Oliver J. Caldwell ist Professor of English der Univesity of Nanjing. [Shav1] 1938-1943 Oliver J. Caldwell ist Public relatios officer der Association of Boards of Christian Colleges in China in New York, N.Y. [Shav1] Campbell, Cameron D. (um 1997) : Professor of Sociology University of California, Los Angeles Bibliographie : Autor 1997 Lee, James Z. ; Campbell, Cameron D. Fate and fortune in rural China : social organization and population behavior in Liaoning, 1774-1873. (Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1997). (Cambridge studies in population, economy and society in past time ; 31). 2004 Life under pressure : mortality and living standards in Europe and Asia, 1700-1900. Tommy Bengtsson, Cameron Campbell, James Z. Lee [et al.]. (Cambridge, Mass. : M.I.T. Press, 2004). (MIT Press Eurasian population and family history). 2004 Ding, Yizhuang ; Guo, Songyi ; Lee, James Z. ; Campbell, Cameron. Liaodong yi min zhong de qi ren she hui : li shi wen xian, ren kou tong ji yu tian ye diao cha = Immigration and eight banner society in Liaodong. (Shanghai : Shanghai she hui ke xue yuan chu ban she, 2004). : , !"#$%&' Cartwright, E.H. (Staffordshire, 1878-) : Professor of English Literature Biographie 1902-1908 E.H. Cartwright ist Professor der Shanxi Imperial University. [Who4] 1908 ca.-ca. E.H. Cartwright ist Professor of History Government University Beijing. [Who4] 1914 Chapman, Burgoyne = Chapman, Benjamin Burgoyne (Australien1886-1964 Brisbane) : Methodistischer Missionar, Dozent Biographie 1913-1929 Rurgoyne Chapman ist Dozent am Central China Teachers Training College, Wuchang. [ChapB1] 1931-1932 Rurgoyne Chapman ist Dozent der Nanjing Universität. [ChapB1] 1937 ca.-1940 Rurgoyne Chapman hält sich nach einem Aufenthalt in Japan in China aus. [ChapB1] ca. 1957 Rurgoyne Chapman reist nach China. [ChapB1] Bibliographie : Autor 1922 Chapman, B. Burgoyne. Flood-tide in China. (London : Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society, 1922. [Missionen]. [WC] Report Title - p. 5 of 305 1933 Chapman, B. Burgoyne. The climatic regions of China : a preliminary report of the China land utilization study. (Nanking : Nanking University, College of Agriculture and Forestry 1933). [WC] 1961 Chapman, B. Burgoyne. Toward the truth about Tibet. (Brisbane : Australia-China Society, 1961). [WC] 1969 Chapman, B. Burgoyne. China revisited 1957. (Artarmon, N.S.W. : Australia-China Society, 1969). [Reisebericht]. [WC] Bibliographie : erwähnt in 1965 Benjamin Burgoyne Chapman
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