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54 The <strong>Chiang</strong> <strong>Ching</strong>-<strong>kuo</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> 2010-2011 Annual Report 55<br />

4. William Nitzky<br />

Arizona State University<br />

“Living Heritage: The Cultural Politics of Heritage Protection in China”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

5. Gregory Scott<br />

Columbia University<br />

“Practices of Authenticity: Print Culture and the Modern Reconstruction of Buddhism in China”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

6. Jiayao Han<br />

University of Pittsburgh<br />

“Creating Visual Emblems <strong>for</strong> Eastern Zhou Militarized Frontier Societies (771-221 BCE)”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

7. Yi Kang<br />

Yale University<br />

“Turning Crises into Chances: Disaster Politics in Authoritarian Regimes”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

8. Chia-Yi Seetoo<br />

University of Cali<strong>for</strong>nia at Berkeley<br />

“Kinaesthetic Inscriptions: Dancing / Writing the Global from Taiwan”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

9. Liping Wang<br />

University of Chicago<br />

“Ethnicizing the Frontier: Chinese Imperial Crisis and the Trans<strong>for</strong>mation of the Inner Mongolian<br />

Frontier, 1890-1949”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

10. Li Jiang<br />

Harvard University<br />

“Nominal Phrases and Language Variations”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

11. Hongyu Wu<br />

University of Pittsburgh<br />

“Leading the Good Life: Biographical Narratives and Instructions <strong>for</strong> Buddhist Lay Women in the<br />

High Qing (1683-1839)”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

12. Aurelia Campbell<br />

University of Pennsylvania<br />

“Emperors, Eunuchs, Craftsmen, and the Creation of the Gan-Qing Architectural Style in Early<br />

Ming China”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

13. Xiaoli Tian<br />

University of Chicago<br />

“Relocating Science: Medical Mission and Western Medicine in 19 th -Century China”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

14. Oiyan Liu<br />

Cornell University<br />

“How Overseas Chinese Became Citizens of the Empires”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

15. Boliang Zhu<br />

Columbia University<br />

“Domestic Political Institutions and the Sectoral Composition of Inward Foreign Direct<br />

Investment in Developing Countries”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

16. Byung-Ho Lee<br />

University of Michigan<br />

“China between Empire and Nation: A Study of Making and Clearing Ethnic Group Boundaries”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year<br />

17. Scott Gregory<br />

Princeton University<br />

“The Uses of the Margins: A Social History of the Shuihu Zhuan”<br />

Grant amount: US$15,000<br />

Grant period: 1 year

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