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Where There’s a Will There’s a Way:
Finding My Ancestors in China and Hong Kong
My…
BY VAUDINE ENGLAND
At first glance, a history of a company best known for selling building products, especially sanitary…
This week we have Dr. Edward Vickers of Kyushu University reflecting on the History of Education in Hong Kong. …
The Project has recently established a facebook group which serves as an academic network for all ECRs/PGRs working on …
By Vaudine England
If talking about race has been hard, how much harder has it been to accept that racism in statecraft has…
By Vaudine England
The thought behind a lot of these ruminations in this blog is that the subject of race in empire, specifically…
There are a fair few files relating to the history of Hong Kong among the large collection of Foreign and Colonial Office …
By Vaudine England
Since the death of Dan Waters, aged 95, in Hong Kong on 27 January this year, he has rightly been lauded …
By Vaudine England
Lethbridge’s article, ‘The Yellow Fever’, had concluded with an image of how the different,…
Dissertation Reviews has posted a review of Kaori Abe’s fascinating doctoral dissertation, The City of Intermediaries:…
