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Michael Marme

Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor

Fordham University

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Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

History

Michael Marme is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor at Fordham University.

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Michael Marme

Fordham University

Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor

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east asian studies chinese culture asian studies contemporary china cultural history east asian languages chinese politics social history cultural studies interdisciplinary history global history orientalism chinese foreign policy intellectual history chinese political science economy of china economics urban studies chinese law history social psychology social change social problems social behavior urban history applied social psychology international history asian economics chinese medicine cultural change urban geography contemporary asia uneven development central asian studies world economic history population dynamics human population planning suzhou-centred world economy seventeenth century general crisis self interest social order mid ming suzhou western history survey troubled vitality economic heartland late ming china cultural construction ancient chinese kingdom separate spheres new links suzhou-shanghai transition historical context late imperial china economic history

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Notable Federal Grants

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Brush, Seal and Abacus: Troubled Vitality in Late Ming China’s Economic Heartland, 1500-1644, Witten by Jie Zhao, 2018. T oung Pao (2018)

Michael Marmé

economic inequalityasian economicschinese culturetroubled vitalityuneven developmentcontemporary chinaeconomic heartlandeconomicseast asian studieslate ming chinaeconomic growtheconomy of chinachinese political scienceglobalizationsocial scienceseconomic historychinese politics

From Suzhou to Shanghai: A Tale of Two Systems. Journal of Chinese History (2017)

Michael Marmé

chinese cultureintellectual historycontemporary chinainterdisciplinary historyeast asian studiesurban historyeast asian languageschinese political sciencecultural historysocial historyasian studieshistorychinese politics

Cherishing Antiquity: The Cultural Construction of an Ancient Chinese Kingdom. by Olivia Milburn. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2013. XII, 392 Pp. $39.95 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2015)

Michael Marmé

chinese culturecultural constructioneast asian studiesculturecultural historyancient chinese kingdomasian studiescultural studies

The Mandate of Heaven and the Great Ming Code. by Jiang Yonglin. Seattle; London: University of Washington Press, 2011. XIV, 245 Pp. $65.00 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2012)

Michael Marmé

chinese cultureeast asian studieseast asian languagescultural historyasian studies

Negotiating Urban Space: Urbanization and Late Ming Nanjing. by Si-Yen Fei. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Asia Center, 2009. X, 378 Pp. $45.00 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2011)

Michael Marmé

urban studieseast asian studiesurbanizationurban spaceasian studies

Globalization and China’s World City: The Suzhou-Shanghai Transition Revisited. Seventeenth Annual World History Association Conference, University of London (2008)

urban studiescontemporary chinasuzhou-shanghai transitioneast asian studiesglobalizationchinese foreign policyurbanismurban planning

Muted Challenge/Compressed Response: The Suzhou/Shanghai Transition and the Birth of Chinese Modernity. 6th International Conference on History, Athens, Greece (2008)

chinese culturesuzhou/shanghai transitioncontemporary chinachallenge/compressed responseeast asian studiesmodernityeast asian languageschinese modernitycultural historyglobalizationsocial historyasian studiesglobal historycultural changeorientalismcultural studieschinese politics

Survival Through Transformation: How China's Suzhou-Centred World Economy Weathered the General Crisis of the Seventeenth Century. Social History (2007)

Michael Marmé

chinese culturesuzhou-centred world economyeconomicssocial historyseventeenth centurygeneral crisis

How Prosperous an Age? Xu Yang’s 1759 Scroll of Flourishing Times (Shengshi Zisheng Tu) in Historical Context. Traditional China Seminar, Columbia University (2005)

chinese cultureintellectual historycontemporary chinainterdisciplinary historyeast asian studiesworld economic historyhistorical contexteast asian languagescultural historysocial historyglobal historyasian studiesorientalismeconomic historyshengshi zisheng tu

Ming/Qing Suzhou--Differences Without a Distinction?. Association for Asian Studies 2003 New England Regional Meeting, Harvard University (2003)

chinese culturechinese medicinecontemporary chinaeast asian studieseast asian languagesasian studieschinese politics

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Michael Marme

Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor

Fordham University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

History

Michael Marme is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Marme

Fordham University

Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Brush, Seal and Abacus: Troubled Vitality in Late Ming China’s Economic Heartland, 1500-1644, Witten by Jie Zhao, 2018. T oung Pao (2018)

Michael Marmé

From Suzhou to Shanghai: A Tale of Two Systems. Journal of Chinese History (2017)

Michael Marmé

chinese culturecultural constructioneast asian studiesculturecultural historyancient chinese kingdomasian studiescultural studies

The Mandate of Heaven and the Great Ming Code. by Jiang Yonglin. Seattle; London: University of Washington Press, 2011. XIV, 245 Pp. $65.00 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2012)

Michael Marmé

chinese cultureeast asian studieseast asian languagescultural historyasian studies

Negotiating Urban Space: Urbanization and Late Ming Nanjing. by Si-Yen Fei. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Asia Center, 2009. X, 378 Pp. $45.00 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2011)

Michael Marmé

urban studieseast asian studiesurbanizationurban spaceasian studies

Globalization and China’s World City: The Suzhou-Shanghai Transition Revisited. Seventeenth Annual World History Association Conference, University of London (2008)

urban studiescontemporary chinasuzhou-shanghai transitioneast asian studiesglobalizationchinese foreign policyurbanismurban planning

Muted Challenge/Compressed Response: The Suzhou/Shanghai Transition and the Birth of Chinese Modernity. 6th International Conference on History, Athens, Greece (2008)

Survival Through Transformation: How China's Suzhou-Centred World Economy Weathered the General Crisis of the Seventeenth Century. Social History (2007)

Michael Marmé

chinese culturesuzhou-centred world economyeconomicssocial historyseventeenth centurygeneral crisis

How Prosperous an Age? Xu Yang’s 1759 Scroll of Flourishing Times (Shengshi Zisheng Tu) in Historical Context. Traditional China Seminar, Columbia University (2005)

Ming/Qing Suzhou--Differences Without a Distinction?. Association for Asian Studies 2003 New England Regional Meeting, Harvard University (2003)

chinese culturechinese medicinecontemporary chinaeast asian studieseast asian languagesasian studieschinese politics

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