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Asia Inside Out
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction: Structuring Moments in Asian Connections 1
  4. 1501 in Tabriz: From Tribal Takeover to Imperial Trading Circuit? Heidi A. Walcher 23
  5. 1555: Four Imperial Revivals 64
  6. 1557: A Year of Some Significance 90
  7. 1636 and 1726: Yemen after the First Ottoman Era 112
  8. 1683: An Off shore Perspective on Vietnamese Zen 135
  9. 1745: Ebbs and Flows in the Indian Ocean 163
  10. 1874: Tea and Japan’s New Trading Regime Robert Hellyer 186
  11. China and India Are One: A Subaltern’s Vision of “Hindu China” during the Boxer Expedition of 1900–1901 207
  12. Before the Gangrene Set In: Th e Dutch East Indies in 1910 226
  13. 1956: Bangalore’s Cosmpolitan Pasts and Monocultural Futures? 250
  14. 2008: “Open City” and a New Wave of Filipino Migration to the Middle East 281
  15. Contributors 307
  16. Acknowledgments 313
  17. Index 315
https://doi.org/10.4159/harvard.9780674736207.c9

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction: Structuring Moments in Asian Connections 1
  4. 1501 in Tabriz: From Tribal Takeover to Imperial Trading Circuit? Heidi A. Walcher 23
  5. 1555: Four Imperial Revivals 64
  6. 1557: A Year of Some Significance 90
  7. 1636 and 1726: Yemen after the First Ottoman Era 112
  8. 1683: An Off shore Perspective on Vietnamese Zen 135
  9. 1745: Ebbs and Flows in the Indian Ocean 163
  10. 1874: Tea and Japan’s New Trading Regime Robert Hellyer 186
  11. China and India Are One: A Subaltern’s Vision of “Hindu China” during the Boxer Expedition of 1900–1901 207
  12. Before the Gangrene Set In: Th e Dutch East Indies in 1910 226
  13. 1956: Bangalore’s Cosmpolitan Pasts and Monocultural Futures? 250
  14. 2008: “Open City” and a New Wave of Filipino Migration to the Middle East 281
  15. Contributors 307
  16. Acknowledgments 313
  17. Index 315
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