Chinese Circulations · Capital, Commodities, and Networks in Southeast Asia by Eric Tagliacozzo, Wen-chin Chang, Wang Gungwu,Anthony Reid -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Contents List of Maps Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction: The Arc of Historical Commercial Relations between China and Southeast Asia Part I. Theoretical/Longue Durée

Chinese on the Mining Frontier in Southeast Asia Cotton, Copper, and Caravans: Trade and the Transformation of Southwest China The Social Life of Chinese Labor Opium as a Commodity in the Chinese Nanyang Trade

Part II. Precolonial

The Lidai Baoan and the Ryukyu Maritime Tributary Trade Network with China and Southeast Asia, the Fourteenth to Seventeenth Centuries Cochinchinese Coin Casting and Circulating in Eighteenth-Century Southeast Asia Import of Prosperity: Luxurious Items Imported from China to Siam during the Thonburi and Early Rattanakosin Periods (1767–1854) A Sino-Indonesian Commodity Chain: The Trade in Tortoiseshell in the Late Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries

Part III. Early Colonial

From Baoshi to Feicui: Qing-Burmese Gem Trade, c. 1644–1800 Junks to Java: Chinese Shipping to the Nanyang in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century The End of the “Age of Commerce”?: Javanese Cotton Trade Industry from the Seventeenth to the Eighteenth Centuries Chinese Books and Printing in the Early Spanish Philippines

Part IV. High Colonial

The Power of Culture and Its Limits: Taiwanese Merchants’ Asian Commodity Flows, 1895–1945 Rice Trade and Chinese Rice Millers in the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Centuries: The Case of British Malaya Tonle Sap Processed Fish: From Khmer Subsistence Staple to Colonial Export Commodity Moses’s Rod: The Bible as a Commodity in Southeast Asia and China

Part V. Postcolonial

Market Price, Labor Input, and Relation of Production in Sarawak’s Edible Birds’ Nest Trade A Sino-Southeast Asian Circuit: Ethnohistories of the Marine Goods Trade From a Shiji Episode to the Forbidden Jade Trade during the Socialist Regime in Burma Conflict Timber along the China-Burma Border: Connecting the Global Timber Consumer with Violent Extraction Sites

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