Project Team
Hilde De Weerdt
Professor of Chinese History
Principal Investigator
Hilde De Weerdt is broadly interested in Chinese political culture and intellectual history, comparative history, and the digital humanities. She is the author of Competition over Content: Negotiating Standards for the Civil Service Examinations in Imperial China (1127-1276) (2007) and co-editor of Knowledge and Text Production in an Age of Print--China, Tenth-Fourteenth Centuries (2011). She constructed the database Song Biji in Print and marked up Wang Mingqing’s 王明清 (1127-?) Huizhu lu 揮麈錄 (Waving the Duster) in 2009-2010. This and other ongoing work on the project will be incorporated in a new book titled Information, Territory, and Elite Networks: The Crisis and Maintenance of Empire in Song China.
Phase II members
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CHU Ming-kinResearch Associate |
Julius MORCHEResearch Associate |
Hou Ieong HOResearch Associate |
Research Assistant, Leiden University (2014~)
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WANG WenxinResearch
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ZHANG XiaofeiResearch
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Gabe van BeijerenResearch
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Daniel StummResearch
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Monica Klasing ChenResearch
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XIONG Huei LanResearch
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Jialong LIUResearch
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Jiyan QIAOResearch
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Research Assistant, King's College London (2012~2013)
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LIU XushuangResearch
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SUN JiabaoResearch
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ZHANG LifeiResearch
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Bernard GOWERSResearch
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CHEN YunjuResearch Assistant |
Lik Hang TSUIResearch Assistant |
YOU ZixiResearch Assistant |
Yun-Chung LIResearch Assistant |
Recent blog posts
International Medieval Congress 2015 by mchu, July 30, 2015, 3:11 p.m.
Team members Hilde De Weerdt, Chu Mingkin and Julius Morche contributed to the panel “Historical Knowledge Networks in Global Perspective” ......read more
MARKUS update and new tools by hweerdt, March 12, 2015, 6:38 a.m.
The MARKUS tagging and reading platform has gone through a major update. New features are ......read more
Away day for the "State and society network" at LIAS by mchu, Dec. 5, 2014, 12:40 p.m.
Team members Hilde De Weerdt, Julius Morche and Chu Ming-kin participated in the Away Day of the “state and society ......read more
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Recent Tweets
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@Hilde De Weerdt
1193 copy of al-Istakhrı's 10th C world #map, a maritime view of Afro-Eurasia as a world connected by seas--annotat… https://t.co/mZlZSIC0C41 year, 7 months ago -
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A reminder that all the essays in the 2014 volume, *Pandemic Disease in the Medieval World: Rethinking the Black De… https://t.co/RntQ3Gw0On1 year, 7 months ago -
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We are pleased to announce the theme of the new @jhokjournal special issue: 'Histories of Ignorance', with guest ed… https://t.co/5RRYoEsxoe1 year, 7 months ago -
@Hilde De Weerdt
CFP: Between Asia and Europe: Whither Comparative Cultural Studies? University of Ljubljana, May 2020 https://t.co/eyaWwNprEd1 year, 8 months ago
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Honoured to join the editorial board of "The Court Historian" as an index of the journal's wish to publish more stu… https://t.co/dgxW1hIYQ41 year, 8 months ago -
@Global History of Empires
"And yet there is so much more to African history than stale narratives of slavery and colonialism." https://t.co/F8M0KTgIsL1 year, 8 months ago
