[Papers]
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Honolulu
Language: eng
Number of pages: 13
Table of contents: title: 1. Local control of convicted thieves in Chʻing China prior to 1800, by F.C. Chen.; title: 2. Chʻing policies regarding the maintenance of Manchu tradition, by C. Chʻen.; title: 3. Modernization of local protest: a study of the Pʻing-Liu-Li rebellion 1906, by J. Chʻen.; title: 4. Fiscal reform and local control: a tradition survives the conquest, by J. Dennerline.; title: 5. Chʻing control of aliens prior to the "treaty system", by R. Edwards.; title: 6. The role of San-fan in the local politics of early Chʻing, by N. Kanda.; title: 7. Hierarchies and networks: some relationships among community structures, elites, and governments in the ordering of Chʻing and of Islamic societies compared, by I.M. Lapidus.; title: 8. Banner estates and banner lands in 18th century China evidence from two new sources, by Y. Muramatsu.; title: 9. Century and local control in Su-Sung-Tʻai, 1830-1884, by J.M. Polachek.; title: 10. Opium smoking in Chʻing China, by J. Spence.; title: 11. Localism and loyalism during the Chʻing Conquest of Chiang-nan: the Siege of Chiang-yin, by F. Wakeman, Jr.; title: 12. Trade, intelligence, and coastal control Li Wei in Che-Kiang, 1725-1732, by S.H.L. Wu.; title: 13. Notes on statistical patterns of mass actions in 19th-century China, by C.K. Yang.