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Title : (Northeast Asian History Foundation Research Series 56)  
      Compilation of History and Research on Qing History

Kim, Hyoung Chong et al.
Northeast Asian History FoundationㅣSmall Octavo Editionㅣ243 pagesㅣKRW11,000ㅣNovember 22, 2010 / ISBN 978-89-6187-192-1-93910

The title is a collection of research papers on China's compilation project of "New Qing History" for 10 years since 2003, exploring its progress and historical/practical/academic significance. It explains the impact of the project on the study of Qing history as well as of Korean history in Korea. The title is the third research achievement released following the Foundation's Research Series publications : The Research of Qingshigongcheng by the People's Republic of China(2008), A Study on Qing History Research Trend in China(2009)

Table of Contents

• China's Qing History compilation project (2002~2009) / Lee, Jun Gab
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Starting point of the project : traditions of "Lidaixiushi(歷代修史)", "Shengshixiushi(盛世修史)"  combined with “leadership ideology"
Ⅲ. Research papers : topics and content
Ⅳ. Emphasis on global perspective and
Ⅴ. Conclusion

• Analysis on issues of political and cultural history in early and mid-Qing Dynasty / Cha, Hye Won
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Direction for "Qing Dynasty system theory" (청조체제론 - 찾아도 정확한 뜻이 안 나오네요)
Ⅲ. How should we study  
Ⅳ. Conclusion

• Controversy over capital (首都論) in Qing Dynasty and imperial tours / Cho, Young Hun
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Controversy over capital in Qing Dynasty : Manchurians' multiple economic operations（다경제 운용: 뜻이 모호합니다) and characteristics
Ⅲ. Imperial tours in Qing Dynasty and their social/economic significance
Ⅳ. Conclusion

• Research trends on political history of late Qing period and analysis on key issues / Kim, Hyoung Chong
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Overall trend of political history in late Qing period
Ⅲ. Controversy over evaluation of Taiping Rebellion
Ⅳ. Professor Daiyi(戴逸) and fundamental perspective of New Qing History
Ⅴ. Conclusion

• Cultural / financial / Chinese merchant network in Qing Dynasty : organization and change / Chung, Hye Jung
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Regional merchant groups in Qing Dynasty
Ⅲ. Shanxi Piaohao's(山西票号) financial network
Ⅳ. Research on overseas Chinese and network of Chinese merchants
Ⅴ. Conclusion

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