East Asia history book sets facts right By Raymond Zhou (China Daily) Updated: 2005-06-10 00:28. Three years. Three countries. Three languages. One book.

Princeton University scholar Benjamin Elman has studied the history of East Asia for most of his intellectual life. Instead of getting easier, it has become more complicated — which for him is a good ...

The Verdict: Books on South-east Asia For a first-person historical insight into one of the world’s least-known mass murders, First They Killed My Father is a harrowing but compulsive read.

Could a common history book help to soothe past and present tensions? ... Yet he continues undaunted working on a common North East Asian history, History of the Three Countries of East Asia.

Friday, April 23 at 12pm MDT. Join via Zoom. Recent years have seen a remarkable fluorescence of environmental history scholarship on East Asia, and this panel discussion will explore that scholarship ...

Any book about Asian-Americans as a group has to juggle a lot of contradictions. Asian-Americans make up only 6 percent of the U.S. population, but they are the fastest-growing group in America ...

This list of 15 books, compiled by Karen Maeda Allman at Seattle's Elliott Bay Book Company, are a starting point of readings on Asian American history and experiences.

Hershey is currently adapting his dissertation on the environmental and ethnic dynamics of Liao-era North China into a book project and writing a paper on the administration of the Song dynasty prison ...

Now, decades later, she is continuing her goal through her latest work, “Perspectives on East and Southeast Asian Folktales,” a book published in collaboration with other professors around the ...