Graduate Student Fellows

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (January 7 - February 9)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (March 29 - May 26)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 15 - May 12)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 13 - May 13)：

Wei’s dissertation focuses on the history of Islam and Muslims in late imperial China. It is a study of the changing social networks among Muslim officials, merchants, and local communities to re-envision the question of the Muslim identity, and to achieve a renewed understanding of the relationship between the state and the Muslims. Wei’s main sources include published and unpublished mosque and tomb stele inscriptions, archival sources, local gazetteers, official histories and biographies, and genealogies.

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 6 - May 6)：

Ma’s research project examines Fin-tech (Financial Technology) development and its change in China. In Shanghai, Ma will focus on traditional finance organization and new modern finance institutions. He also plans to collect data from existing Fin-tech applications and investigate how their development has influenced the finance market in China. Ma has had several internships in Shanghai, and seeks to further establish effective relationships with government departments, universities, and enterprises.

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (January 9 - February 7)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 29 - May 20)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 15 - May 14)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 15 - May 9)：

Synopsis of Research in Shanghai (February 1 - April 22)：