1. Chinese Studies in North America Project Update
Haihui Zhang March 27, 2009

2. Background Book Structure Chapter Contributors Progress and Project Results

3. Background Development of Chinese Studies in N. America
-- Rapid development since 80s
-- Extended research disciplines and new
developments
-- Significant research accomplishments
-- Key issues, puzzles, debates, and challenges

4. Background (cont.) Needs from Chinese scholars
-- Centers of Chinese studies abroad in
China
-- Publications on China studies abroad
-- Translations of English academic
works
-- Expectations for scholarly exchanges
and cooperation

5. Background (cont.) The project aims at:
-- conducting a comprehensive academic
review on Chinese studies in North America
on the past decades
-- assessing the scholarship of Chinese
studies in North America
-- discussing future trends
-- opening up academic cooperative
opportunities
-- reviewing and presenting unique sources on
Chinese studies in N. America

6. Book Structure
北美中国学研究 - 学术、教学与文献资源Chinese Studies in North America: Research, Teaching and Resources
Part one: Academic
Part two: Teaching and programs
Part three: Resources
Appendices

7. Book Structure (cont.)
How the structure is formed
-- literature review
-- faculty recommendations
-- cooperative opportunity between
scholars and librarians
-- publisher’s inputs

8. Chapter Contributors Editorial team
Haihui Zhang (University of Pittsburgh)
Zhaohui Xue (Stanford University)
Shuyong Jiang (University of Illinois at
Urbana Champaign)

9. Chapter Contributor (cont.)
Preface one
Cho-yun Hsu, Professor Emeritus,
Department of History, U. of Pittsburgh
Preface two
Eugene Wu, Librarian Emeritus, Harvard-
Yenching Library, Harvard University

10. Part one: Academic Anthropology Dru Gladney (Pacific Basin Institute, Pomona College) Art
- Art history Cary Liu (Princeton U.)
- Modern art Minglu Gao (U.of Pittsburgh)
China classics studies Dongfang Shao (Stanford U.) Drama Min Tian (U. of Iowa) Economics Pre-modern Christopher Isett (U. of Minnesota)   Modern and contemporary Thomas Rawski (U. of Pittsburgh)

11. Education Xuelan Rong (U. of N. Carolina Chapel Hill)
History Early China Paul Goldin (U. of Penn) Early Medieval China Cynthia Chennault (U. of Florida) Tang studies Lu Yang (U. of Kansas) Song and Yuan studies Hilde De Weerdt (U. of Oxford)
- Ming studies Martin Heijdra (Princeton U.)

12. - Qing studies Evelyn Rawski (U
- Qing studies Evelyn Rawski (U. of Pittsburgh) th century Win-hsin Yeh (UC Berkeley) City history Liping Wang (U. of Minnesota)
Law
- Legal history of Qing and Minguo Matthew Sommer (Stanford U.)
- Chinese law studies Wei Luo (Washington U.)
Linguistics Victor Mair (U. of Penn)

13. Literature - Early China Martin Kern (Princeton U
Literature Early China Martin Kern (Princeton U.) Middle period Tian Xiaofei (Harvard U.) Song-Yuan Ron Egan (UCSB) Ming-Qing Wilt Idema (Harvard U.)  Modern Wang Ban (Stanford U.)
Music Bell Yung (U. of Pittsburgh)

14. Political science - China politics Wenfang Tang (U
Political science China politics Wenfang Tang (U.of Pittsburgh) China's foreign and security policies David Shambaugh (George Washington U.) Religious studies Buddhism Huaiyu Chen (Arizona State U.)
- Popular religion and Daoism Shin-yi Chao (Rutgers U.)

15. Science history Benjamin Elman (Princeton U
Science history  Benjamin Elman (Princeton U.) Sociology Xueguang Zhou (Stanford U.) Women studies Lu Weijing (UCSD)

16. Part two: Teaching and Program Chinese language courses in U. S. T. C
Part two: Teaching and Program Chinese language courses in U.S T.C. Yao and K.T. Yao (U. of Hawaii)
Survey on Chinese studies programs in N. America Hong Xu (U. of Pittsburgh)

17. Part three: Resources
A Short History of the Chinese Libraries in N. America
Tai-loi Ma (Princeton U.)
Resources on Buddhism studies in U.S Chi-wah Chan (Yale U.)
Resources on Daoism studies in U.S Li Wang (Brown U.)
Observation on Research and Resources of Modern Chinese Social,
Economic and Cultural History in North America Hong Cheng (UCLA)
An Overview of Research Resources in North America for Studies of
Modern and Contemporary Chinese history Yuan Zhou (U. of Chicago)
Resources on Ancient Asia History in N. America Xiaohe Ma (Harvard U.)
Study of China’s Minorities in North America: Survey of
Programs and Resources Grace Weirsma (Fairbank Center for
Chinese Studies, Harvard U.)

18. Chinese Local History and Research Resources Zhijia Shen (U
Chinese Local History and Research Resources Zhijia Shen (U. of Washington) Resources on Chinese Immigration to N. America Liren Zheng (Cornell U.) Review and Summary on Resources of Chinese Immigration to S. America
Xiuying Zou (U. of Pittsburgh) Guide to U.S. Resources on Missionaries in China M .Y. Poon (Library of Congress) Materials on Chinese YWCA Held in N. America Su Chen (U. of Minnesota) Resources on Chinese Women Studies in N. America Karen Wei (U. of Illinois Urbana Champaign) Introduction to China Law Collections and Resources in the United States
Nongji Zhang (Harvard U.)

19. A Content Analysis of Research on Chinese Education (1990-2007) Chengzhi Wang (Columbia U.)
Zao Liu(Texas A&M U.) Resources on History and Criticism of Chinese Literature Shuyong Jiang (U.of Illinois Urbana Champaign) Chinese Linguistics in the United States: A Literature Analysis Peter Zhou (UC Berkeley) Translation of Chinese Classic and Modern Literature in the US Guoqing Li (Ohio State U.) Independent Thought, Independent Camera, and Independent
Record-Chinese Independent Film and Its Collections in North America
Jim Cheng (UCSD) Resources on Chinese Art History in North America Min Xu (Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY)

20. Electronic Resources and Chinese Studies in North America: Application
and Impact Jidong Yang (U. of Michigan) Chinese Rare Book Project in Princeton University Soren Edgren (Princeton U.) An Introduction to China Data Center and the Data Resources on
Population, Economy and Environment of China Shuming Bao (U. of Michigan) Scholarly Communications on Chinese Studies: An Analysis of English
Serial Publications  
Su Chen (U. of Minnesota) Chengzhi Wang (U. of Columbia) The Development of Chinese Studies in the U.S. in the Perspective
of Dissertation Resources Tao Yang (Rutgers U.)

21. Analysis of Reference Books on Chinese Studies in N
Analysis of Reference Books on Chinese Studies in N. America Xian Wu (Cornell U.) Review on Two Publications about Chinese Studies Scholars
in N. America Haihui Zhang (U. of Pittsburgh) Appendix: Zhaohui Xue (Stanford U.) Directory of Chinese studies institutes in N. America List of academic journals for Chinese studies in N. America

22. Chinese Studies in North America - Research, Teaching and Resources
Progress and Project Results
One book
北美中国学研究: 学术、教学与
文献资源
Chinese Studies in North America - Research, Teaching and Resources 北京
中华书局
2010

23. Progress and Project Results (cont.)
Two related conferences
国家图书馆2009年中国学文献信息典藏、研究
与服务学术研讨会
2009年9月7-9日
co-organized by
East Asian Library, University of Pittsburgh
Center for China Studies Abroad, Chinese Academy of Social Science
Center for Chinese Studies abroad, Beijing Foreign Studies University

24. Progress and Project Results (cont.)
北美中国学研究国际学术讨论会International Conference for Chinese Studies in North America
（Summer, 2010)
Host
Center for Chinese Studies Abroad
East China Normal University
Co-host
Asian Studies Center, University of Pittsburgh

25. Thank You! 谢谢