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1683: An Offshore Perspective on Vietnamese ZenWheeler, CJ201084
American Presbyterian Mission Press at Macao (1844-1845) and its publicationsFung, KW2009126
Arakatsu Bunsaku (1890-1973) and Physics Research at Taihoku Imperial UniversityFung, KW2009130
Ascending and Descending: Research on the Imagination of Flying of Zhou Meng DieLai, WY2009126
Asianism and Cold War Intellectuals: Qian Mu and Ota Kozo, 1950s-60s.Lee, PT2010119
Asianism in Cold War Hong Kong and Japan: The Case of Qian Mu and Ota KōzōLee, PT2011116
Astronomy and astral divination in early medieval JapanFung, KW2009121
Authorship and Copyright of Oral History-- The Experience of Hong KongWong, WL201178
Awkward Angles: Multi-Frontier Coordination in Mid-Qing Foreign RelationsMosca, MW201194
Back from Golden Land. Exploring Migration Patterns, Resettlement and Political Mobilization of Burmese Indian Repatriates in Eastern India since the 1960sEgreteau, R201241
'The Basic Law Jurisprudence of the Court of Final Appeal 1997-2009'Chen, AHY2010148
The Beriberi Question in Colonial AsiaLeung, AKC201339
Branching out: how Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank marketed its business in the 1920s and 1930sLee, PT201072
The business rivalry in Shanghai during the 1920s and 1930s as viewed from the calendar postersLee, PT201096
Calendar posters and modern Chinese women, 1920s-30s)Lee, PT201297
Can Burma Learn from India's 'Democratic Model' Comparative Reflections on India and Burma's Democratizing Dynamics and ProspectsEgreteau, R2010107
The capital and business networks of Hong Kong Chinese merchant Ma Tsui Chiu: An analysis of the account booksLee, PT201183
“China Is Paradise”: Migration and Diasporic Solidarities among Burmese Muslim Traders in the Yunnan-Burma/Myanmar BorderlandsEgreteau, R201299
China’s Private Commercial Engagement in Africa: The Wenzhou Trade Diaspora in NigeriaCao, N201172
The Chinese banker in refuge: Bian Baimei in Hong Kong, 1948-49.Lee, PT2011113