Approche historique de la publicité en Chine et ailleurs
Les études asiatiques étaient à l’honneur la semaine dernière dans l’Etat du Massachusetts. Deux conférences majeures se sont tenues successivement à Harvard – Tools of the Trade: The Way Forward (14-16 mars) – suivie...
On November 18-19, we joined Prof. Kaske at Leipzig University to mentor a two-day workshop on the R programming language applied to historical research, with a particular emphasis on modern China. We were two...
On 20-25 June 2022, I had the privilege to participate in the European Summer School in Chinese Digital Humanities followed by the international conference “New Foundations in Digital Chinese Studies”. This major event in...
Fruit d’un workshop international organisé en octobre 2019 à Aix-en-Provence par le projet ENP-China, cet ouvrage réunit trois générations d’historiens venus de trois continents : Cécile Armand (Aix-Marseille Université), Peter E. Hamilton (Lingnan University),...
This is the last instalment in our series devoted to Carl Crow’s Newspaper Directory of China. The purpose of this essay is twofold: Substantially, to reveal patterns in the naming of periodicals and to...
This is the continuation of the multiple correspondence analysis conducted in the previous essay. In this new instalment, we concentrate on the four main continuous variables in our dataset of periodicals (number of pages,...
This is the continuation of our Newspaper Directory of China series. In this new instalment, we rely on Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) to summarize and go beyond the previous analyses based on single attributes or pairs...
This is the continuation of our series devoted to Carl Crow’s Newspaper Directory of China. In the last episode we examined the circulation of periodicals. This new instalment focuses on their publishers and addresses...
Qu’est-ce qu’écrire une thèse à l’ère numérique ? Voilà la question qui est au cœur de l’ouvrage collectif Shaping the Digital Dissertation: Knowledge Production in the Arts and Humanities, dirigé par Virginia Kuhn et...
This short essay has been inspired by my growing dissatisfaction with, if not irritation towards the commonplace dichotomy “traditional vs. digital” history, and my recent reading of Eun Seo Jo’s groundbreaking Ph.D thesis proposing...
Last Friday, January 25, I participated in the IrAsia Seminar with my colleagues of the ERC project “Elites, Network and Power in modern China.” My presentation consisted in a demonstration of the “enp-china” R...
In this essay, we propose a sociography of CEJ authors, paying special attention to their national origin, educational background and professional occupations at the time they contributed to the journal. National origins Where did...
This essay provides a preliminary analysis of authors’ profiles in the Chinese Economic Journal (CEJ). As demonstrated in our previous post, the CEJ mobilized a total of 149 unique contributors over the fifteen years...
As we announced in our previous post, what we propose in this essay is a statistical exploration of the journal, including the number of articles published per issue and period, the volume of each...
This is the second instalment of my series devoted the Chinese Economic Journal (CEJ) and the development of technocratic expertise in modern China. While my previous post consists in a general introduction to this...
Research blog devoted to the history of advertising and consumer societies in modern China – and beyond.
