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Ying-kit CHAN 陳英傑
Sex:Male 男
Nationality:Singapore 新加坡
Period for Grants:3個月

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CCS Grant

2017/9~2017/11

Instituion:East Asian Studies, Princeton University, USA美國普林斯頓大學東亞研究學系

Topic:Bankers for the Poor: A Social History of the Chinese Pawnshop in Qing-Republican Guangzhou

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Instituion:International Institute for Asian Studies

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Article catalog
  • “The Founding of Singapore and the Chinese Kongsis of West Borneo, c. 1819-1840.” Journal of Cultural Interaction in East Asia 7 (2016): 99-121.
  • “China, Imperial: 7. Ming Dynasty Period, 1368-1644).” In The Encyclopedia of Empire, ed. John MacKenzie (Chichester: John Wiley & Sons, 2016) (with LEE Cheuk Yin), pp. 1-13.
  • “‘Sports is Politics’: Swimming (and) Pools in Postcolonial Singapore.” Asian Studies Review 40:1 (2016): 17-35.
  • “Precious Mirror for Governing the Peace: A Primer for Empress Dowager Cixi.” NAN NÜ: Men, Women, and Gender in China 17:2 (2015): 214-244.
  • “The Great Dog Massacre in Late Qing China: Debates, Perceptions, and Phobia in the Shanghai International Settlement.” Frontiers of History in China 10:4 (2015): 645-667.
  • “A Transformation of Religious Space: The ‘Taoist’ Making of Singapore’s Tampines United Palace” 宗教空間的改造: 新加坡淡賓尼聯合宮的道教化. The Journal of History, National Chengchi University 國立政治大學歷史學報 43:1 (2015): 219-256.
  • “Disciplining Preferences: The ‘Cantonese Question’ in Singapore’s Mass Media.” New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies 16:1 (2014): 109-125.
  • “From Superstition to Tradition: The Jade Emperor Belief and the Tampines United Palace” 從迷信 到文化傳統:天公信仰與淡賓尼聯合宮. In Tampines United Palace Conference Proceedings 淡賓尼 聯合宮崇祀諸神學術論文集, ed. Lin Weiyi 林緯毅 (Singapore: Tampines United Palace, 2014), pp. 9-15.
  • “Allegories of Venice: Singapore’s Vague Concept of a Global City.” East Asia: An International Quarterly 30:4 (2013): 307-325.
  • “Kopitiams in Singapore: Consuming Politics.” Asian Survey 53:5 (2013): 979-1004.
  • “Historicizing Ming-Ryukyu Relations: The Politics of Scholarship.” Ming Qing Studies (2011): 81- 109.
  • “Chenghuang xinyang yu yimin shehui” 城隍信仰與移民社會 [The City God Cult and Migrant Society]. In Chenghuang xinyang 城隍信仰 [The City God Cult], ed. Lin Weiyi 林緯毅 (Singapore: Lorong Koo Chye Sheng Hong Temple Association, 2008), pp. 129-136 (with Lee Cheuk Yin).
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Zheng He Remains in Africa: China's Belt and Road Initiative as an Anti-Imperialist Discourse," The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 37:1 (2019): 57-73.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Ethnicity and Frontier Studies in Southwest China: Pan-Thai Nationalism and the Wartime Debate on National Identity, 1932–1945," Twentieth-Century China 44:3 (October 2019): 324-344.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Manly Civilization in China: Harry R. Caldwell, the 'Blue Tiger', and the American Museum of Natural History," Modern Asian Studies 53:5 (September 2019): 1381-1414.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "A Private Secretary from Golden Gate: Lin Shumei in Jinmen (Quemoy), Taiwan, and Xiamen," Ming Qing Yanjiu 23:1 (June 2019): 93-107.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Proto-Nationalism and Remembering Taiwan: Qiu Fengjia (1864–1912) and Modern Education in Late Qing Guangdong," Archiv Orientální 87:1 (May 2019): 175-206.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Divide to Unite: Ou Jujia, New Guangdong, and Provincial Consciousness in 1900s China," Journal of World History 29:4 (December 2018): 481-505.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "The Root of All Things: Liang Jushi and Practical Enterprise in Late Qing China," Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies 19:1 (April 2019): 37-58.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Diplomacy and the Appointment of Officials in Late Qing China: He Ruzhang and Japan’s Annexation Of Ryukyu," The Chinese Historical Review 26:1 (May 2019): 20-36.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "The Odyssey of a Guangdong Official: Deng Chengxiu and Late Qing Political Culture," Journal of Asian History 52:2 (December 2018): 259-286.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "The State in Sexual Life: Public Perceptions of Condom Use in Singapore, 1970-1990," South East Asia Research 26:3 (September 2018): 256-267.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Singapore's Newspaper Diplomacy: Lianhe Zaobao in China," in Southeast Asia: Beyond Borders and Boundaries, ed. by Samuel K.Y. Ku and Herlin Chien (Kaohsiung: Wenzao University Press, 2018), pp. 115-127.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Rohingya Goes Global: Arakan Rohingya National Organization (ARNO) and the Making of Refugees," Journal of Asian and African Studies 95 (March 2018): 139-150.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Cultural Heritage on China's 21st-century Maritime Silk Road: The Case of Guangdong Province," China Report 54:2 (April 2018): 159-174.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Corpse Admonition: Wu Kedu and Bureaucratic Protest in Late Qing China," Journal of Chinese History 2:1 (January 2018): 109-143.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "Making Strangers and Neighbours in Singapore," Asian Profile 45:5 (October 2017): 451-462.
  • Ying-kit Chan, "A Wartime Stampede: Renewing a Social Contract After the Great Tunnel Disaster of Chongqing," International Journal of Asian Studies 14:1 (January 2017): 47-75.
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