Ann Arbor / Shanghai / Minneapolis / Kaifeng / Taipei / New York / Beijing / Honolulu / London / /
Company
Columbia University Press / Cambridge University Press / Yale University Press / Coastal / Hong Kong University Press / Charles E. Tuttle Co. / War / Harvard University Press / Qing China / Stanford University Press / Shanxi / /
Country
Taiwan / Japan / China / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Grand Canal / University of California Press / University of Minnesota Press / Retreat of Elephants / Yale University / /
IndustryTerm
river management / machinery / food / manufacturing weapons / hydraulic systems / /
NaturalFeature
Yangzi Valley / Shandong peninsula / Huai River / Yellow River / Valley of Xinjiang / /
Organization
Japanese Imperial Army / Qing Court / Cambridge University / Columbia University / Harvard University / San Diego State University / Board of Revenue / Ming government / Board of War / Nationalist government / Yale University / Center for Chinese Studies / UN Court / Stanford University / Tianjin Coastal Defense Fund / Grand Council / University of California Press / Stanford / Chinese government / University of Minnesota Press / /
Person
Pierre-Etienne Will / Xiao Rongjue / Kathryn Edgerton-Tarpley / Ouyang Yun / Xia Tongshan / Dong Zhongshu / Randall Dodgen / Liu Ts’ui / Lillian M. Li / Xia Mingfang / Bao Yuanshen / Randall A. Dodgen / Huang Duowu / Cheng Xiao / Liu Yangdong / Mark Elvin / Li Wenhai / Zeng Guoquan / James Legge / Randall A Dodgen / Chen Yongqin / Zhu Shoupeng / William Theodore De Bary / Jeffrey Snyder-Reinke / /
Position
Vice President / emperor / historian / Governor / famine-era governor / next governor / /
Product
Cambridge / /
ProvinceOrState
Jiangsu / Shanxi / Vermont / Henan / Shanxi Province / Shandong / Shanxi and Henan / /
FROM “NOURISH THE PEOPLE” TO “SACRIFICE FOR THE NATION”: CHANGING RESPONSES TO DISASTER IN LATE IMPERIAL AND MODERN CHINA Kathryn Edgerton-Tarpley, San Diego State University