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Essai de prosopographie des élites shanghaïennes à l'époque républicaine, 1911-1949
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The prosopography of Shanghai elites during the Republican Epoch (1911-49) as discussed by the authors has been used for the analysis of Chinese society during this period, focusing on four different social groups of the Shanghai area: cotton mill owners, municipal leaders, academicians and journalists.Abstract:
The Prosopography of the Shanghai Elites During the Republican Epoch : 1911 -49 ; ; This essay is an attempt to use prosopography as a tool for the analysis of Chinese society during the Republican period (1911-49). It deals with four different social groups of the Shanghai area : cotton mill owners, municipal leaders, academicians and journalists. Each group is the objet of a thorough study based on similar variables (geographical and social origins, education, political experience, etc.). It shows that, in spite of certain differences, a general and common portrait of these elites can be drawn that presents the image of active modernizers deeply rooted in Chinese culture and judiciously using the traditional social network for their purposes.read more
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The Taste for Milk in Modern China (1865–1937)
TL;DR: The year 2013 will be remembered as the date when sales were restricted to two packs of infant formula per customer in European supermarkets as a result of the severe depletion of stocks caused by bulk buying by mainly Chinese tourists to satisfy the needs of parents who wanted Western brands for their babies.
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New Approaches to Old Shanghai
TL;DR: The study of Shanghai has become an increasingly prominent, international, and topically diverse sub-field within Sinology as mentioned in this paper, and a more comparative approach of late has placed Old Shanghai into a broadly international perspective.
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The crisis of the aristocracy, 1558-1641
TL;DR: Based on private papers of aristocratic families, the authors presents a new interpretation of the long-term social changes leading up to the English Revolution, based on the authors' own observations.