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2003 Treaties, politics and the

limits of local diplomacy in

Fuzhou in the early 1850s

First published in Power

and Identity in the Chinese

World Order, ed. Billy So, John

Fitzgerald, Huang Jianli, and

James Chin Kong. Hong Kong:

Hong Kong University Press,

pp. 239–67.

2004 “Shooting the eagle”: Lin

Changyi’s agony in the wake

of the Opium War

First published in Maritime

China and Overseas Chinese

in Transition, 1750–1850,

ed. Wang Gungwu and Ng

Chin-keong. Wiesbaden:

Harrassowitz Verlag, pp.

373–86.

2007 Information and knowledge:

Qing China’s perceptions of

the maritime world in the

eighteenth century

First published in The East

Asian Maritime World, 1400–

1800: Its Fabrics of Power

and Dynamics of Exchanges,

ed. Angela Schottenhammer.

Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz

Verlag, pp. 87–98.

2012 Expanding possibilities:

Revisiting the Min-Yue junk-

trade enterprise on the China

coast and in the Nanyang

during the eighteenth to the

mid-nineteenth centuries

The essay originates from a

Chinese version published

in Haigang, Hainan, haidao:

Haiyang shi lunwen ji 海港·

海難·海盜：海洋史論文

集 (Ports, shipwrecks and

Piracy: Collected essays on

ocean cultures), ed. Cheng

Wing Sheung 鄭永常. Tainan:

The Center for Humanities

and Social Sciences, National

Cheng Kung University, pp.

25–70.