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“Explicitly Linked”: An Update on Xinjiang and American Foreign Policy
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“Explicitly Linked”: An Update on Xinjiang and American Foreign Policy

Xinjiang is now at forefront of U.S.-China relations – uncharted territory for the place and its people. Continue reading “Explicitly Linked”: An Update on Xinjiang and American Foreign Policy

Xinjiang and American Foreign Policy
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Xinjiang and American Foreign Policy

“The Department feels strongly that the United States should avoid becoming involved in an issue which could seriously damage our efforts to improve relations with Peking.” Continue reading Xinjiang and American Foreign Policy

Was My Research Subject a Cannibal?
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Was My Research Subject a Cannibal?

Why everything written down and filed away in an archive is not necessarily true. Continue reading Was My Research Subject a Cannibal?

The Blank Piece of Paper
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The Blank Piece of Paper

The spring of 1966 was, in Zhang Zhonghan’s mind, just the beginning of a grand project to color in a blank piece of paper, Xinjiang, with the youth of the nation. Continue reading The Blank Piece of Paper

Indexing Zhao Ziyang’s Collected Works
Data Sharing, Research

Indexing Zhao Ziyang’s Collected Works

A research tool for the newly published Collected Works of Zhao Ziyang. Continue reading Indexing Zhao Ziyang’s Collected Works

Mark Your Calendars: Mao at #AAS2017
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Mark Your Calendars: Mao at #AAS2017

“Mao Unplugged: The Chairman Between War and Revolution” is coming to Toronto in March 2017. Continue reading Mark Your Calendars: Mao at #AAS2017

The Canadian Long Telegram
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The Canadian Long Telegram

Why do we remember the Kennan long telegram and the Novikov cable, but not the Canadian counterpart? Continue reading The Canadian Long Telegram

Coca-Cola in China
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Coca-Cola in China

I am giving a conference paper next week at the 2016 SHAFR Annual Meeting on Coca-Cola’s fitful return to China in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Continue reading Coca-Cola in China

“The Asiatic countries should get together”
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“The Asiatic countries should get together”

“The idea was a good one,” remarked Wellington Koo . “The Asiatic countries should get together.” Continue reading “The Asiatic countries should get together”

Avoiding the Scoop, Sharing Your Sources
Data Sharing, Research

Avoiding the Scoop, Sharing Your Sources

Historians can be a proprietary bunch, but they don’t need to be. Continue reading Avoiding the Scoop, Sharing Your Sources

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