Content | Keynote Speech 1 Hamashita Takeshi(Sun Yat-sen Univ.) - Historical Transformation of Coastal Urban City Networks in China Sea Zones: Ryukyu Trade Networks under Tributary Trade System, 14-17 Centuries
Keynote Speech 2 François Gipouloux (CNRS) -The Asian Mediterranean: Economy and Geopolitics, 16th-21st centuries
Session 1 Culture and Identity of the Seaport Cities
Qu Jinliang(Ocean University of China) - Two Cultures in One City: the Basic Features of East-Asian Seaports in Modern Times: A Case Study of Qingdao
Hong Seok-Joon(Mokpo National Univ.) - The Social Formations and Cultural Identities of East Asian Port City: The Case Study of Malacca(Melaka), Malaysia
Kim Kang-Sik(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.) - Changes in the Busan Garrison Castle and Cultural Hybridity in the Choseon Dynasty
Session 2 Religion and Representation of the Seaport Cities
Ku Wei-Ying(National Taiwan Univ.) - Harbor and Missionary Activities: the case of the Catholic histories of Macao, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Niu Junkai(Sun Yat-sen Univ.) - Champa and Vietnamese Sea Deities
Hayanagi Kazunori(Nagasaki Univ.) - Japanese Orientalism and the Representation of Nagasaki: Based on the analysis of guide books in the modern era
Session 3 Migration and Industry of the Seaport Cities
Nogami Takenori(Nagasaki Univ.) - Porcelain Trade Under the Ban on Maritime Activities in the Qing Dynasty - As seen from archaeological ceramics from Sea-port cities -
Zhu Jianjun(Ocean University of China) - Chinese businessmen in the German-Leased Port City of Qingdao(1897-1914)
Kim Seung(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.) - Form of existence and socio-political trends of the ethnic Chinese living in Busan in the colonial period
Dalian Research Project
Liu Binghu(Dalian Univ.) - On the Korean-Chinese Community in Dalian
Lu Xiuyi(Dalian Univ.) - An analysis of the population movement in Dalian--centering on the Japanese in Dalian and their occupations Kwon Kyung-Seon(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.) The Migration of Chinese Laborers from Huabei to Dongbei during Modern Times: With a focus on Dalian and its hinterland in the former half of the 1930s
Han Hyeon-Seok(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.) - Construction of Shrines by Japanese Society in Dalian 1905~1910
Higuchi Daisuke(Kobe Univ.) - Trauma and the Manchurian experience: Miki Taku’s Travels in a Ruined Country
Minami Makoto& Li Wei(Nagasaki Univ.) - The Birth and Transition of City Park in Dalian
Zhang Xiaogang(Dalian Univ.) - A Sketch of the Economic Development Status of Dalian in “2 Years’ Wandering Period ”
Session 4 Politics and Social Structure of the Seaport Cities
Cheng Wei-chung(Academia Sinica) - The Emergence of Tayouan Harbour in 1624: Converged Consequences of Two Remote Wars
Li Yanli(Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences) - Sailing against the current: the bi-attribute in Ryukyu from Kisyaba chouken “Ryukyu Kenbunroku”
Chen Chi-Sung(National Taiwan Univ.) - The image of Korea as seen in the 19th century western pictorials- taking Korea war of 1871 for example
Huang Weisheng(Sun Yat-sen Univ.) - The overseas Chinese education policies of Ngo Dinh Diem regime in South Vietnam |
- Historical Transformation of Coastal Urban City Networks in China Sea Zones: Ryukyu Trade Networks under Tributary Trade System, 14-17 Centuries
Keynote Speech 2 François Gipouloux (CNRS)
-The Asian Mediterranean: Economy and Geopolitics, 16th-21st centuries
Session 1 Culture and Identity of the Seaport Cities
Qu Jinliang(Ocean University of China)
- Two Cultures in One City: the Basic Features of East-Asian Seaports in Modern Times: A Case Study of Qingdao
Hong Seok-Joon(Mokpo National Univ.)
- The Social Formations and Cultural Identities of East Asian Port City: The Case Study of Malacca(Melaka), Malaysia
Kim Kang-Sik(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.)
- Changes in the Busan Garrison Castle and Cultural Hybridity in the Choseon Dynasty
Session 2 Religion and Representation of the Seaport Cities
Ku Wei-Ying(National Taiwan Univ.)
- Harbor and Missionary Activities: the case of the Catholic histories of Macao, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Niu Junkai(Sun Yat-sen Univ.)
- Champa and Vietnamese Sea Deities
Hayanagi Kazunori(Nagasaki Univ.)
- Japanese Orientalism and the Representation of Nagasaki: Based on the analysis of guide books in the modern era
Session 3 Migration and Industry of the Seaport Cities
Nogami Takenori(Nagasaki Univ.)
- Porcelain Trade Under the Ban on Maritime Activities in the Qing Dynasty
- As seen from archaeological ceramics from Sea-port cities -
Zhu Jianjun(Ocean University of China)
- Chinese businessmen in the German-Leased Port City of Qingdao(1897-1914)
Kim Seung(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.)
- Form of existence and socio-political trends of the ethnic Chinese living in Busan in the colonial period
Dalian Research Project
Liu Binghu(Dalian Univ.)
- On the Korean-Chinese Community in Dalian
Lu Xiuyi(Dalian Univ.)
- An analysis of the population movement in Dalian--centering on the Japanese in Dalian and their occupations
Kwon Kyung-Seon(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.)
The Migration of Chinese Laborers from Huabei to Dongbei during Modern Times: With a focus on Dalian and its hinterland in the former half of the 1930s
Han Hyeon-Seok(Korea Maritime and Ocean Univ.)
- Construction of Shrines by Japanese Society in Dalian 1905~1910
Higuchi Daisuke(Kobe Univ.)
- Trauma and the Manchurian experience: Miki Taku’s Travels in a Ruined Country
Minami Makoto& Li Wei(Nagasaki Univ.)
- The Birth and Transition of City Park in Dalian
Zhang Xiaogang(Dalian Univ.)
- A Sketch of the Economic Development Status of Dalian in “2 Years’ Wandering Period ”
Session 4 Politics and Social Structure of the Seaport Cities
Cheng Wei-chung(Academia Sinica)
- The Emergence of Tayouan Harbour in 1624: Converged Consequences of Two Remote Wars
Li Yanli(Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences)
- Sailing against the current: the bi-attribute in Ryukyu from Kisyaba chouken “Ryukyu Kenbunroku”
Chen Chi-Sung(National Taiwan Univ.)
- The image of Korea as seen in the 19th century western pictorials- taking Korea war of 1871 for example
Huang Weisheng(Sun Yat-sen Univ.)
- The overseas Chinese education policies of Ngo Dinh Diem regime in South Vietnam