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University of Nottingham
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Dr Dalton Rawcliffe, SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham’s Department of History, has just had a paper published in the journal Contemporary British History.
The paper is available here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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My teaching replacement is now being advertised. It’s a 2.5 day a week job, which I know isn’t great for some people, but - unusually- it is fixed term for 6 years. Hope it suits someone - please distribute to your networks!
jobs.ac.uk/job/DHE108/teachi…
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My Biographical Dictionary of Occupied China is now online: bdoc.enpchina.eu/
For a presentation of the project: enepchina.hypotheses.org/530…
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Please RT. Our annual @UoN_ARI Tomlinson lecture is almost upon us on #Sustainability to Business in #Indonesia . You can register here UoN-ARI-Tomlinson-HendriYuli…
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The CATS Library Chinese Music Collections Podcast has launched! I am introducing my research on collaborations songs in Japanese-occupied China - here: open.spotify.com/episode/4Rf… #chinesemusic @COTCAProject @ClusterAsiaEuro
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Jeremy Taylor @UniofNottingham on “Imagining ‘Central China’ under Occupation: The Wang Jingwei Regime and the Visualisation of the Lower Yangtze Landscape in Wartime” @ox_chinacentre [cartoon by Kato Minosuke, 1943]
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Paul Bevan kicking off the day with an invigorating keynote on the reception of George Grosz in Japan and China
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Craig Clunas on the contrariwise “Influence of the Republican Era on Ming Art” [paintings by Chen Shizeng 陳師曾 (1876-1923)]
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Anne Witchard @UniWestminster discusses the formative years of a global icon in her paper “Si-Lan Chen’s Red Shoes” @ox_chinacentre
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Congratulations to our new staff member Dr Samantha K. Knapton @LgmSam, on the publication of her new book titled,
Occupiers, Humanitarian Workers, and Polish Displaced Persons in British-Occupied Germany
Bloomsbury, 2023
bloomsbury.com/uk/occupiers-…
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📣 A “hybrid case” of military occupation?
In this month’s blogpost, @DeninnoFab writes about the dual nature of Allied Rule in Italy after 1943 – a Liberation or a Military Occupation?
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Fascinating @uon_ari seminar on #Malaysia’s ‘New Villages’ under British colonialism during the Emergency by Prof Jeremy Taylor @cotcaproject
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🎤From 24-26 June, the conference „The Great(er) War of Military Occupations“ took place in Brussels. A conference report by @WoutersCegeSoma can be found on our blog: fasos-research.nl/occupation…
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If you're around, please join our panel on comics in twentieth century China, chaired by Laura Pozzi (@SocialMemCenter), with other presentations by Mariia Guleva, @beckminster, @pkStrzalkowski and discussant comments by Jeremy Taylor (@COTCAProject) 👉 easychair.org/smart-program/…
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Dear #ESOF2022 attendees, don't miss the ERC Scientific Sessions!
ERC grantees will discuss:
📢Humanities methods to address the fluidity and complexity of identities in (post)colonial contexts
🕗SAT 09:45 - 11:00
🌍Join us online or in KOG
Full program👉 bit.ly/ESOF2022
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Replying to @IziDuffy
Erecting kneeling (and most often naked) statues is indeed a common practice to shame "hanjian 漢奸" such as Wang Jingwei along with their wives. As far as Wang is concerned, the first one was erected as early as 1939 (See Jeremy Taylor's last book p. 65) +we.tl/t-P14spfrcWT
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We are days away from the start of @UoNHistFest - there is still chance to book for most talks: nottingham.ac.uk/humanities/… @NottsArtScene @NottsHF @VisitNotts @NottsHistory @NottinghamsPast #history
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Great new article (open access) on the Wang Jingwei regime by Jeremy Taylor!
“To Cleanse the Countryside We Must First Cleanse Hearts’: The Culture of Rural Pacification in Japanese-occupied China
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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