East Asia

Introductory lesson for China's recent economic development (1990s on)

by Dr. Li Qi, Department of Economics, Agnes Scott College (2004-2005 ExEAS Postdoctoral Fellow)

Comparative lesson to examine the social, political, and economical changes in twentieth century China

by Roberta E. Adams, Department of English, Fitchburg State College

An introductory examination into the relationship between Chinese economic practices and social systems

by Jeff Hornibrook, Department of History, State Uiversity of New York, Plattsburgh

An introduction into three aesthetic concepts which deliniates the influences of Buddhism on Japanese aesthetics

by Bradley Park, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, St. Mary's College of Maryland

Lesson for freshman interdisciplinary courses in Chinese culture and civilization

by Fay Beauchamp, Department of English, Community College of Philadelphia

A document-based analysis of the relationship between the Xiongnu and Han Dynasty.

by Lindsey Ehret, The Ohio State University 

Students will examine the historiography of the Nestorians.

by Sam Thomas, The Ohio State University 

Lesson to illustrate how development strateiges have produced different results in East Asia and Latian America

by Dr. Takashi Kanatsu, Department of Political Science, Hofstra University

The Asia for Educators program (Columbia University) has a wide variety of online materials for educators on Chinese history. http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/songdynasty-module/index.html

The Asia for Educators program (Columbia University) has a wide variety of online materials for educators on Chinese religion. http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/cosmos/index.htm