Issue No. 2 of Nankai Historical Studies was officially published recently.
The journal was first published in 1980 and it ceased publication in 1993. In January, 2019, the publication of the journal resumed. New columns have been set up after the resumption of the publication, such as “Historical Theories”, “Chinese History”, “World History”, “Historical Geography”, “History of Technology”, “Transcultural Studies”, “Archeology and Museology”, book reviews and academic literature reviews. The journal is committed to becoming a high-level academic platform that manifests openness and bears hallmarks of Nankai historians. It emphasizes academic originality and creativity, advocates academic debates and encourages interdisciplinary studies.
The contents of issue 2 are as follows:
Dynamics of Historical Studies
Writing of Chinese History and the History of Chinese Civilizationand the Reconstruction of the Perception System in the Period of Reform and Opening-up [South Korean]Yu Yongtae/003
“Eastern Eurasia” History: Recent Trends in the Study of the Ancient East Asian History in Japan
[Japanese]Toru Furuhata/033
Nankai University’s Research on Chinese Clanand Family since the Initiation of Reform and Opening-up CHANG Jianhua/050
Ancient China Studies
The HuaYi （Chinese & Barbarians） Consciousness of Different Ethnic Groups in Ancient China and the Integration of Border Areas ZHAOXianhai/071
The Rise of Putting-out System on Ming Salterns: Social Stratification and Mobility of Zao Hu (Household of Salt Producer) and Salt Merchants Hsu Hong /117
Modern China Studies
The Tension between Democracy and Technocracy: A Study Focusing on Sun Yat-sen and His Followers Kuang-che PAN/147
Import Market Structure and the Boycotts of Japanese Goods, 1925-1929 Zhao Guanghui/163
The “Changsha Fire” as Written by the Witnesses Zheng Huixin/179
World History Studies
Ancient Egypt and Wisdom Literature: Translation and Annotations ofThe Instruction of Ani Hsu Shih-Wei/207
World War I and Qingdao: The Wrestling between Germany and Japan Eugene W. Chiu/228
The Construction of the National Memorial Space in New Germany: A Case Study Focusing on the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe Tsung-Yi Pan/245
Table of Contents & Abstracts／282
Call for papers/290
Nankai Historical Studies welcomes contribution of excellent papers in Chinese,. English and Japanese from global academic community (Email address for paper submission: nksx1804@163.com). All papers are peer reviewed on an anonymous basis. Two issues of the journal are published annually by China’s Social Sciences Academic Press.
(Translated by Juguo Zhang)
