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Bailkin, J.
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Christoph Giebel: Areas of Graduate Study

Division: Pre-Modern Asia

The material and human history of the Southeast Asian region from the beginnings to 1800. Emphasizes local cultures and early kingdoms through the study of religion, architecture, art, archaeology, economics, ecology, and textual studies (literature, laws, chronicles, and oral traditions). Note: Professors Giebel and Sears created this description jointly. Professor Giebel's area of specialization is Viet Nam.

Division: Modern Asia

Social, political, cultural and economic changes in the region from 1800 to the present. Emphasizes the growth of staes, imperialism, nationalism, the transformations of modernity, independence and the challenges of gendered, ethnic, and religious identities in the post-colonial world. Note: Professors Giebel and Sears created this description jointly. Professor Giebel's area of specialization is Viet Nam.