GLOBAL ASIA COLLOQUIUM
Tatiana Linkhoeva on China’s frontier and borderland peoples.
Friday 3 November 4-6 PM
Room 607. King Juan Carlos Center (53 Wash Sq So),
with wine and cheese
Tatiana Linkoeva will be discussing her ACLS Comparative Perspectives on Chinese Culture and Society grant application for planning a Global Asia network of scholars focused on China’s frontier and borderland people. The specific focus of this project is on the nomadic people of northern China — Mongols, Buryats, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, and Uyghur — who found themselves in disputed territory between the Russian and the Qing empires, and later the Japanese empire. Her project is called, “Beyond Manchukuo: new perspectives on war and religion in China’s northern frontiers, 1895-1945.”
This project opens the door to wide range of Global Asia collaborative conversations. Please come to discuss it with us at the Friday Colloquium.