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From the Editor in Chief

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David Ludden

of New York University welcomes you to the expanding Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History.
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Editorial Board Members

Edward A. Alpers

University of California, Los Angeles

 

Kenneth R. Hall

Ball State University

 

Kyu Hyun Kim

University of California, Davis

 

Scott Levi

Ohio State University

 

Peter C. Perdue

Yale University

 

Tansen Sen

Baruch College

 

Willem van Schendel

University of Amsterdam

 

Richard von Glahn

University of California, Los Angeles

 
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Featured Article: Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism, and Chinese Popular Religion

The Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History, now available via subscription and perpetual access, features full text articles including "Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism, and Chinese Popular Religion" by Mark Meulenbeld. Image: Unsplash.

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    After a successful free period during development, the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History is now available via subscription and perpetual access. With over 140 articles and summaries available, the ORE provides in-depth overviews of the major areas of research and will continue to grow with the field over time. Read more about the project, learn about subscriber services, or recommend it to your librarian.

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    “Uzbekistan was created in 1924 as a result of the so-called national-territorial delimitation of Soviet Central Asia. Although created in the context of the implementation of the Soviet policy of granting territorial autonomy to different nationalities in the Soviet multinational state, Uzbekistan was in many ways the embodiment of a national idea of the Central Asian intelligentsia...” – By Adeeb Khalid

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