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From rammed earth to stone wall: Chronological insight into the settlement change of the Lower Xiajiadian culture

Stones from the Bronze Age: Raw materials and exploration of the stone artifacts from Panlongcheng

Mapping panlongcheng: New work on the type‐site of the early shang period (1500–1300 bc) in hubei province, china

Banking on Distant Shores: A Comparison of the Development of Foreign Banks in pre-World War I China and Japan

Towards making EIA more human-centric: Demonstration in Nepal of a values crystallization approach to capture local shared values for scoping use

From Emissions to Emotions: Exploring the Impact of Climate Change on Happiness Across 140 Countries

Food and Drug: A New Direction in the History of Medicine in China

Christian Missionaries and Foreign Trade, 1580-1936

Intimate Utopias: anti-politics in Chinese civil society

Warriors of the City-State: Chin Wan, Chinese Religion, and Hong Kong Localism

The Chinese clan : its rise and consequences

Marconi, Telefunken, the Radio Corporation of America and Mitsui – Multinational Companies and Wireless Telegraphy in China, 1912-1937

Entrepreneurial philanthropy in Cold War Hong Kong's New Territories : the history of the Kadoorie Agricultural Aid Association (1951-1967)

Hedging desperation: How kinship networks reduced cannibalism in historical China

Nurturing Inherent Nobility: Insights on Human Dignity from a Bahá’í Perspective

通过量化研究考察史前不平等现象

State Building and Communications in Late Qing and Republican China: The Growth of Chinese Long-distance Telephone Infrastructure, 1900-1937

The Early Development of Long-Distance Telephony in China and its Economic Impact, 1900-1937

Calling Beijing, Calling Nanjing: The State, Business and the Early History of China’s Long-Distance Telephone Network, 1900-1937

Quantitative history studies on China: State capacity, institutions, culture and human capital from prehistoric times to the present

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