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The Politicization of Association: Native-Place Associations in Modern China (1902-1958)
Dr. Feng Xiaocai from Fudan University will speak at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies.
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FENG Xiaocai is Professor of Chinese History at Fudan University. His focus is in twentieth century Chinese history, with a particular emphasis on integrating political, social and economic history. His interests include the interaction of politics and business, nationalism, political mobilization and mass movement, native identities and voluntary associations. He is the author of Merchant movement in The North Expedition, 1924-1930 (Taiwan Commercial Press, 2004) and Business is Business: The Merchants from Jiangsu and Zhejiang Province in Changing Politics (Shanghai Academy of Social Science Press, 2004).
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