| Contents of Volume XVII |
| Editor's Note |
ii |
| Notes on Contributors |
iii |
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Curzon and His Indian Legacy: Consummate Imperialist and Preserver of Ancient Monuments |
Heather T. Frazer |
1 |
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Mao Zedong and the Sinification of China’s Minority Policy |
Katherine E. Palmer |
15 |
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The Shanghai American Community and the Communist Revolution, 1948-1949 |
Mark F. Wilkinson |
30 |
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Best Friends: A Comparison Between Chinese and American University Students’ Friendships |
Kathy A. Lyon |
48 |
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Taiwan-China Relations in the 1990s: Toward Economic Integration? |
Tse-Kang Leng |
55 |
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Reassessing the Four-Seven Debate: Monistic Dualism Versus Correlated Dualism |
Matthew Levey |
69 |
| |
The Changing Role of the Soka Gakkai in Japanese Politics |
Daniel A. Metraux |
87 |
| |
Reflections: Zen Self: A Model of Person and Relation |
Hal W. French |
100 |
| |
Asian Studies Programs in the Southeast: Furman University and Georgia Southern University |
Edward B. Jones and Paul A. Rodell |
105 |
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Ballad of the Three Chinese Religions |
Gael Graham |
112 |
| Proceedings of the Annual Meeting: |
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Conference Program |
|
113 |
| |
Abstracts of Papers Presented |
|
122 |
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Minutes of Annual Business Meeting |
|
137 |
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List of Registered Participants |
|
139 |
| Cumulative Author Index (Volumes I-XVII) |
|
141 |
