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SUMMARY:University Life Study Days
DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe Earl Hall Auditorium will be available for quiet study space during the day from Tuesday\, May 3 through Thursday\, May 12. Tea and snacks will be available throughout the day. Please see the times below for when the study space is available. \n\nTuesday\, 5/3 open 9am-6pm\nWednesday\, 5/4 open 9am-9pm\nThursday\, 5/5 open 9am-2pm\, Earl Hall Dodge Room open 3pm-9pm\nFriday\, 5/6 open 3pm-9pm\nSaturday and Sunday\, 5/7 & 5/8\, open 12pm-8pm\nMonday\, 5/9 open 9am-9pm\nTuesday\, 5/10 open 2pm-6pm\nWednesday and Thursday\, 5/11-5/12 open 9am-9pm\n\n\n\n\nContact Information\nTessa McGowan\n2128545714\ntjm2180@columbia.edu\n\n
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SUMMARY:Study Days
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SUMMARY:Practicing Policing in China (1949-1963)
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nPolicemen served a pivotal role in the politics of the Mao era\, yet we know little about these important historical actors. Wang’s paper draws upon rich archival records of police work reports to county authorities in western China from 1949 and 1963 to examine everyday practices of policing. In particular\, Wang looks at the reported operation of a county police department in dealing with population movement and household registrations\, which served as foundations for executing policies related to social order\, political prosecution\, and economic redistribution. Wang’s paper analyzes these police reports with a focus on the language used\, the venue and manner in which investigations were conducted\, and explanations for conclusions reached. In doing so\, this research sheds light on the close connections between investigative methods\, the making of bureaucrats\, and narrative construction as a practice of policing. \nSpeaker: WANG Juan\, Associate Professor of Political Science\, McGill University \nModerated by JM Chris Chang\,  Asia in Action / Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow \nThis event is the last in a four-part Asia in Action workshop series\, “Remapping the Archives: New Histories of the PRC” at WEAI. \nSeries description: \nIn the present moment\, intensifying historical censorship in China–compounded by the lasting impacts of the pandemic–has severed access to the archive as we once knew it. The Modern China field has been forced to reckon with the possibility that access to PRC sources may soon become exceptional\, and that its foreclosure portends a post-archival future. What is history without archive\, or archive without history? The purpose of this four-part series is to explore promising responses by several scholars to this crisis in the archive\, both as a means of illuminating new methodological directions in PRC history as well as reexamining perennial historical questions from a new aspect. \n\n\n\nContact Information\nSarah Jessup\nsj3185@columbia.edu\n\n REGISTER\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
URL:https://ealac.columbia.edu/event/practicing-policing-in-china-1949-1963/
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SUMMARY:University Life Breathing Space
DESCRIPTION:\n\nEarl Hall\, 2980 Broadway\, New York\, NY 10027 Schiff Room \nNeed to vent or talk something out? Need some space just to breathe? We are creating open space for students\, for whatever they need it to be. We invite you to come as you are\, where you can talk a peer counselor\, drink some tea\, or just relax. We hope to see you there. \nStop by Breathing Space May 4-6 from 3-6pm. \nMore info \n\n\n\nContact Information\nTessa McGowan\n2128545714\ntjm2180@columbia.edu\n\n
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