202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

Intimate Networks: The Jeju-Hanshi Passage

Michael Cronin

Program in East Asian Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

When the Starving May “Steal”: Necessity and the Persistence of a Paradigm in the Shāfiʿī School

Dana Lee

Program in Near Eastern Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

Understanding the Tunisian Anomaly: An Inquiry into a History of Reform

Safwan M. Masri

Program in Near Eastern Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

Return to River Town: Twenty Years in the Life of a Chinese City

Peter Hessler

Program in East Asian Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

Founded Utopias for Emancipation: The Algerian Liberation War as the Mecca of a Scientific Revolution

Amín Pérez

Program in Near Eastern Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

China in WWII: Wartime Everydayness and the Globalization of the Second World War

Hans van de Ven

Program in East Asian Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

TIME: The Memory of an Assassin and Problem of Legitimacy in the Wang Jingwei Regime (1940-45)

Zhiyi Yang

Program in East Asian Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

SITE: The Impossibility of Remembering the Past at Nanjing

Zhiyi Yang

Program in East Asian Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

The Merchants of Oran: A Jewish Port at the Dawn of Empire

Joshua Schreier

Program in Near Eastern Studies
202 Jones 202 Jones, Princeton, NJ, United States

Religious Subjectification in Modern Japan

Jun'ichi Isomae

Program in East Asian Studies
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