期刊名称：CHINESE STUDIES IN HISTORY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
No other journal in the West provides this unique Chinese perspective on Chinese history and historiography. Chinese Studies in History translates papers delivered at major Chinese conferences and those published in such journals as Lishi yanjiu (Studies in History), including significant materials from the Republican period. It also identifies current trends in historical research in China and key topics being explored by Chinese historians.
"Valuable because of its broad approach and interesting coverage of historical questions." C. Martin Wilbur, Columbia University
Instructions to Authors
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- A cover letter that introduces the project briefly, including your reason for writing the book and for submitting it to M.E. Sharpe.
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- Please submit a sample chapter or two (if available) that best represent the basic idea, quality, and distinctiveness of your work. If the Introduction is written, submit it as well.
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- Please include a copy of your curriculum vitae.
Individual acquisitions editor publishing responsibilities are indicated below:
Area Studies (all areas, all disciplines) -- Patricia Kolb, Vice President & Editorial Director
Economics, Business, and Media Studies -- Lynn Taylor, Executive Editor
History and Political Science --- Steven Drummond, Executive Editor
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Journals -- (editorial inquires only) Kimberly Martin, Executive Editor, Journal Acquisitions
Sharpe Reference-- Todd Hallman, Executive Editor
Peter Mavrikis, Acquisitions Editor
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Editorial Board
Editorial BoardYu-Fa Chang, Academia Sinica (Taiwan); Peng-yuan Chang, Academia Sinica (Taiwan); Chih-p'ing Chou, Princeton University; Michael Gasster, Rutgers University; J. Mason Gentzler, Sarah Lawrence College; Willard P. Gingerich, St. John's University; James P. Harrison, Hunter College, City University; of New York; C.Y. Hsu, University of California at Santa Barbara; Cho-yun Hsu, Chinese University of Hong Kong; Chun-tu Hsueh, The Huang Hsing Foundation (USA); Allen B. Linden, University of New Hampshire; Kwang-Ching Liu, University of California at Davis; Maurice Meisner, University of Wisconsin at Madison; Donald J. Munro, University of Michigan; Andrew J. Nathan, Columbia University; Harold Schiffrin, Hebrew University; Frederick C. Teiwes, University of Sydney
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