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From Imperial China and Meiji Japan, to contemporary Korea and Taiwan, the History of East Asia is designed for both course building and student discovery. It combines foundational overviews with specialised studies, ideal for developing curricula and supporting independent research.


The collection offers an expansive, interdisciplinary exploration of East Asia, helping instructors design more dynamic, cross-disciplinary courses, and helping students to engage with the region’s sociology, politics, cultural studies, and economics from early modern history onwards.


Available via perpetual access purchase or subscription to institutions worldwide.




Features

Read accessible introductory volumes and historical dictionaries as well as advanced monographs on key topics, offering a balance of core texts and specialist research.
Books on digital activism, nationalism, and global diplomacy connect historical study directly to current global issues, engaging students with real-world relevance.
Explore diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches, the collection integrates history with sociology, politics, cultural studies, and economics.

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