Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica 中央研究院近代史研究所

Date： 2021 Trade-Dependent Taiwan and Big History Author(s)： Man-houng Lin Abstract： This book examines how China, Japan, and the United States have influenced Taiwan's history through economy and trade at different stages over more than 400 years. A wide range of questions are ad...	Date： 2021 Ideal and Disillusion: Chiang Kai-Shek’s Diplomacy with the U.S, France and Japan in the 1960s Author(s)： Shiu Wen-Tang Abstract： Does the ROC truly own the de jure sovereignty of Taiwan and Pescadores Islands? Why was the ROC in Taiwan the only legitimate government representing the whole China and seating in the UN security co...
Date： 2021 Vol. 114 Abstract： This issue contains three articles: “The Building of Shanghai’s Early International Links: Westerners’ Hydrographic Surveys and Navigational Facil...	Date： 2021 Vol. 113 Abstract： This issue contains three articles: “‘Customs Quarantine’ in Shanghai during the Late Qing Era,” by Du Lihong; “Political Conflict in ...
Date： 2021 Shanghai Local Elites and Assemblies, 1927-1949 Author(s)： Li Kai-kuang Abstract： The main function of assembly is to elect specific representatives, responsible for making or amending laws, and supervising government governance. Shanghai is the fastest-growing city in modern China...	Date： 2021 日本歷史與文化（修訂再版） Author(s)：林明德、陳慈玉、許慶雄合著 Abstract：以二千多年來的日本歷史為經，以政治、社會、文化與經濟發展為緯，由原始社會起，直到現代為止，依時代區分，按照時間先後論述，但在敘述上，略古而詳今，尤其著重近現代的發展。
Date： 2021 Religion, Ethnicity, and Gender in Western Hunan during the Modern Era: The Dao among the Miao? Author(s)： Paul R. Katz Abstract： This book combines historical and ethnographic methodologies to explore changes that occurred during the interaction between Miao ritual traditions and religions such as Daoism. In addition, investiga...	Date： 2021 Hu Shi’s Frustration: The Political Choice amid the Clash between Liberty and Authoritarianism Author(s)： Max K. W. Huang Abstract： Hu Shi was probably the most well-known intellectual in modern China. As a leader of the May Fourth and Vernacular Chinese Movements, he subsequently served as the president of the Peking University, ...
Date： 2021 Reflections on COVID-19 Author(s)： Edited by Paul R. Katz, Chen Hsi-yuan Abstract： The COVID-19 global pandemic has highlighted the roles that collective wisdom and action have played in battles against epidemics throughout history. This new book, entitled Reflections on COVID-1...	Date： 2021 The Short-lived Catholic Central Bureau: National Catalyst for Cultural Apostolate in China (1947-1951) Author(s)： Bibiana Yee-ying Wong Abstract： This book may be called a groundbreaking work of research into the historical event of the Shanghai Catholic Central Bureau (CCB), which was an ecclesiastical executive organ set up by the Apostolic I...

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