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Territorialization, Military Reorganization and Mongolian Nationalism in Hulun Buir, 1900-1930
Wang Liping, a doctoral candidate in the Sociology at the University of Chicago will speak on Mongolian Nationalism in Hulun Buir.
When:
April 19, 2011 4:30pm to 5:50pm
Where
Wang's research interests focus on ethnicity, nationalism and empire; state formation; family and gender; and the late imperial and republican history of China. Wang is currently completing a dissertation entitled "Ethnicizing the Frontier: Chinese Imperial Crisis and the Transformation of the Inner Mongolian Frontier, 1890-C1937," which examines how variation in the spatial distribution of Mongols along the frontier under the Qing Empire contributed to specific patterns of Mongolian nationalism after the 1911 Revolution.
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