Grant Recipients, 1992-1993
Recipients in the Domestic Region
| (in order of application received) | Unit: NT$ |
A. Research Grants
1. Chin-huei Chang
Sun Yat-Sen Institute for Social Sciences and Philosophy, Academia Sinica
The Political Economy of Sturctural Adjustment in Taiwan
2,500,000
2. Tze-lang Chang
National Cheng-chi University
Valuation of Archives of Sino-German Relations
1,000,000
3. San-ching Chen
Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
A Collection and Study of Chu Cheng’s Complete Works and Materials Related to Him
910,000
4. Yun-han Chu
National Taiwan University
Political Culture and Political Participation in Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong
2,300,000
5. Ying-chang Chuang
Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica
A Comparative Study of Socio-Cultural Adaptation in Southeastern Rural China
5,000,000
6. Su-li Huang
National Chung Hsing University
Ecological Energetic Evolution of Urban System:: Cross Comparison of Chinese and American Society
1,800,000
7. Chung Tang
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Studies in Prehistoric Culture of the Coastal Southeast China- the Prehistory of Hong Kong in Particular
1,800,000
8. Ch’iu –Kuei Wang
National Tsing Hwa University
Chinese Regional Theatre in Its Social and Ritual Contexts
6,800,000
9. D.C. Lau
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Second Phase of a Computerized Database of the Entire Body of Extant Wei-Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties (220-589A.D.) Traditional Chinese Texts
5,000,000
B. Publication Subsidies
1. National Tsing Hwa University
I-non Huang
Newsletter for the History of Chinese Science
1,000,000
2. The Taiwan Chapter of the International Society for Hu Shih Studies
Peng-yuan Chang
Hu Shih and Republican Politics
600,000
C. Conferences, Workshops and Seminars
1. Michael Hsiao
Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica
International Conference on the Comparative Study of the Middle Classes and National Development in East Asia
1,357,800
2. Michael Hsiao
Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica
International Conference on the Comparative A Study of the Middle Classes and National Development in East Asia
300,000
3. Kuan-chung Huang
Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
Family and Society in Sung China
3,493,754
4. Rance Pui-leung Lee
The University of Hong Kong
The 4th Conference on Modernization and Chinese Culture
1,500,000
5. Ts’ui-jung Liu
Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica
Conference on the History of t he Environment in China
2,600,000
6. 趙令揚
The University of Hong Kong
34th International Congress of Asian and North African Studies
780,000
D. Distinguished Lectureship
1. National Taiwan University
Chi Hsueh
Professor John C. H. Fei
4,000,000
Recipients in the American Region
| (in order of application received) | Unit: US$ |
A. Institutional Enhancement Grants
1. Harvard University
Rubie S. Watson
Summer Insitute in Anthropology
$150,000
2. Lawrence University
Frank Doeringer
New Faculty Position in Chinese Language and Culture
$142,300
3. State University of New York at Stony Brook
Shi Ming Hu
Institutional Enhancement on Chinese Studies Program at SUNY
$183,000
4. University of California at Berkeley
Pang-hsin Ting
Enhancement of Chinese Literature and Linguistic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley
$118,200
5. University of California at Riverside
Brian Copenhaver
Establishment of a New Teaching Position in Pre-Modern Chinese History at University of California, Riverside
$147,000
6. University of Utah
Deborah Porter
Charting a China Course: Developing Chinese Studies at the University of Utah
$184,000
7. University of Washington
Nicholas R Lardy
University of Washington Institutional Enhancement Grant
$189,000
B. Research Grants
1. Irene Bloom
Columbia University
Revision of Sources of Chinese Tradition
$64,000
2. Wan-yao Chou
University of British Columbia
The Kominka Movement: Taiwan under Wartime Japan, 1937-1945
$16,300
3. Hugh R Clark
Ursinus College
Social Structure, Migration, and Overseas Trade in the History of South Coastal Fu-chien (Minnan), 200 c.e.-1900 c.e
$41,900
4. Michael Duke
University of British Columbia
Traditional Culture and Contemporary Ideology in Chinese Fiction: Literature and Thought in the People's Republic of China
$10,000
5. Xianguo Fu
University of Washington
The Prehistoric Archaeology of South China and its Relationship with the Prehistoric Archaeology of Southeast Asia
$18,200
6. Peter Gregory
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
A Study of the Scripture of Perfect Enlightenment and Its Significance in Chinese Buddhism
$29,000
7. Carma Hinton
Long Bow Group
China Archive Project
$50,000
8. James Huang
University of California at Irvine
Functional Categories and Clause Structure: A Comparative Study Across Chinese Dialects
$27,100
9. Ronald Inglehart
University of Michigan
Cultural Change: Taiwan in Comparative Perspective
$80,000
10. Gale Johnson
University of Chicago
Comparative Analysis of the Rural Household Surveys of Taiwan and the People's Republic of China
$70,250
11. William Kirby
Harvard University
Documents on Republican China
$100,000
12. Edward Leamer
University of California at Los Angeles
Economic Integration of Taiwan with Mainland China
$89,800
13. Julia K. Murray
University of Wisconsin at Madison
Illustrations of the Life of Confucius: Their Origins, Functions and Significance in the Culture of Late-Imperial China
$13,600
14. David W. Pankenier
Lehigh University
From Revelation to Revolution: the Mandate of Heaven in Early China
$18,900
15. William l. Parish
University of Chicago
Social Change and Old Age in Taiwan
$80,000
16. Clyde Stolyenberg
University of Kansas
Law and Modernization in the Republic of China
$52,900
17. Enzheng Tong
University of Pittsburgh
Early Metal Age of Southern China and Southeast Asia
$50,000
18. E. Leong Wey
University of California at San Francisco
Science and Civilization in China--Pharmacy and Pharmacology
$80,000
19. Michelle Yeh
University of California at Davis
A Critical Study of Contemporary Poetry
$19,500
C. Conferences, Seminars, Workshops
1. Robert Connor
National Humanities Center
In support of U.S.-East Asian Intercultural Understanding
$25,000
2. Gerrit W Gong
Center for Strategic and International Studies
The 22nd Sino-American Conference on Contemporary China
$25,000
3. Tao-tai Hsia
Library of Congress
Conference on Constitutional Reform and Democratization in the Republic of China
$10,000
4. Chi Huang
University of Kentucky
Institutionalizing the Conference Group on Taiwan Studies (CGOTS) within the American Politcal Science Association
$15,500
5. William Jones
Washington University
A Three Day Conference
$25,000
6. William Kirby
Harvard University
Taiwan Studies Workshop
$25,000
7. James Tai
Ohio State University
Workshop on Interfaces and the Chinese Language
$11,200
8. David Wu
East-West Center
Chinese Childhood Socialization: A Strategic Evaluation and Dissemination Workshop
$15,000
D. Publication Subsidies
1. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Wen Fong
The Splendors of Imperial China: Treasures from the National Palace Museum, Taipei
$5,000
2. Stanford University Press
Muriel Bell
Statecraft and Political Economy on the Taiwan Frontier, 1600-1800
$8,000
3. Stanford University Press
John R. Ziemmer
The Rise of Confucian Ritualism in Late Imperial China: Ethics, Classics, and Lineage Discourse, by Kai-wing Chow
$5,900
4. Stanford University Press
Muriel Bell
Transcendence and Divine Passion: The Queen Mother of The West in Medieval China by Suzanne E. Cahill
$5,600
5. University of Chicago
Penelope Kaiserlain
The History of Cartography, Vol2, Book 2: Cartography in the Traditional East and Southeast Asian Societies
$6,000
E. Travel Grants
1. William de Bary
Columbia University
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
2. Fan Pan Chen
University of Alberta
45th Annual Meeting of Association for Asian Studies
$1,000
3. Chu-yuan Cheng
Ball State University
Relations Between the Two Sides of Taiwan Straits
$1,000
4. Myron L. Cohen
Columbia University
ICANS Congress Symposium on Liberalism and Nationalism as Factors in the Development or Non-development of Civil Society in East Asia
$1,000
5. Joshua Fogel
University of California at Santa Barbara
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
6. James Huffman
Wittenberg University
Symposium on Civil Society
$1,000
7. Wen-lang Li
Ohio State University
The Advancement of Policy, Research, and Development in the Third World
$1,000
8. Z. Jun Lin
University of Lethbridge
7th International Conference of Accounting Education and CAAA Annual Meeting
$1,000
9. Don Price
University of California at Davis
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
10. Michael Robinson
University of Southern California
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
11. Vinh Shih
University of Alberta
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
12. Wen-hui Tsai
Purdue University
Foreign-Educational Elite and Taiwan's Modernization Conference
$1,000
13. Michael Tsin
Columbia University
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
14. Peter Zarrow
Vanderbilt University
1993 ICANS Conference in Hong Kong
$1,000
F. Senior Scholar Grants
1. Wallace Johnson
University of Kansas
A Translation of The T'ang Code: Specific Article, Vol II
$33,618
2. Harry J.Lamley
University of Hawaii
The Evolution of a Taiwanese Identity under Late Ch'ing and Japanese Rule, 1885-1945
$31,000
3. James T. Myers
University of South Carolina
Deng Xiaoping and the Death of Communism in China
$30,000
4. Lynn T. White III
Princeton University
Reform in Mainland China
$33,000
5. Madeleine Zelin
Columbia University
The Merchants of Tzu-kung
$38,000
G. Dissertation Fellowships
1. Martha Chang
Harvard University
An Easement Pacifica: Sino-Japanese Relations and the Politics of Regional Cooperation
$20,000
2. Alan Cole
University of Michigan
Milk Debts and the Production of a Buddhist Discourse on Mothers in Medieval China
$15,000
3. Kathryn Ann Lowry
Harvard University
The Transmission of Current Popular Airs (Shishang Xiaoling) or Shidiao in Late Ming
$25,000
4. Daniel Lynch
University of Michigan
State Capacity, Policymaking, and the Management of Global Communications Flows into the People's Republic of China
$15,000
5. Leo Shin
Princeton University
Ethnicity and State: Southwestern Expansion in Ming China
$15,000
H. Postdoctoral Fellowships
1. Bettine Birge
University of Southern California
Women and Property in Sung and Yuan China (960-1367)
$25,000
2. Katherine Carlitz
University of Pittsburgh
The Social Life of Virtue: Gui Younguang and Zhang Yue
$25,000
3. Christopher Connery
University of California at Santa Cruz
Late Han and Wei Dynasty Literati as a Social Formation, and the Social and Ideological Character of Their Literary Output
$25,000
4. James Hevia
North Carolina A&T
Cherishing Men from afar (Huairou Yuanren): Qing Quest Ritual and the Macartney Embassy of 1793
$15,000
5. Yashang Huang
University of Michigan
The Politics of Inflation Control in China During Reform Era: Provincial Responses and Investment Behavior, 1977-1991
$25,000
6. Helen Hunstan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
State and Environment in North China, 1400-1900
$25,000
7. David Johnson
University of California at Berkeley
A Study of Sai--The Great Ritual-drama Complexes of Southeastern Shansi
$25,000
8. Paul Smith
Haverford College
Fear, Uncertainty, and Opportunity in Local Chinese Societ Under the Mongols, 1279-1368
$25,000
I. CCK Fellowships Administered by the Canadian Association for Asian Studies
1. Cen Huang
University of Calgary
Dissertation Fellowship
A Study of Chinese Childhood Education During the Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976
$10,000
2. Shu-yun Ma
University of Toronto
Dissertation Fellowship
The Emergence of Chinese Intellectual Dissidents in the 1980s
$10,000
3. Dominique Ryon
University de Montreal
Postdoctoral Fellowship
Dongba Script and Its Decipherment
$22,000
4. Shu-ning Sciban
University of Toronto
Dissertation Fellowship
The Novels of Wang Wenxing
$10,000
J. R.O.C. PhD Dissertation Fellowships
1. Shih-chieh Chang
University of Wisconsin at Madison
The Variant Relationship and Measurement Error Model: An Empirical Test of Taiwan
$12,000
2. Hsin-ping Chen
University of California at Irvine
The Theoretical Derivation and Simulation of the Dynamic Nonlinear Urban Growth Model
$12,000
3. Lu-lin Cheng
Duke University
Interorganizational Transaction Process: A Study of OEM in Taiwan
$12,000
4. Yu-Yin Cheng
University of California at Davis
Sagehood and the Common Man: The Tai-Chou School Sagehood and the Common Man: The Tai-Chou School and Confucian Evangelism in Late Ming China
$12,000
5. Chihyi Chi
Harvard University
Small is Beautiful: Income Distribution and Size Distribution of Firms in Taiwan
$12,000
6. Ping-yi Chu
University of California at Los Angeles
Jesuit Astronomy and Confucian Classicism at the Manchu Court
$12,000
7. Li-ling Chuang
University of Maryland at College Park
The Interpretation of a Long Distance Anaphor
$12,000
8. Yih-Chyi Chuang
University of Chicago
Learning by Doing, Technology Gap, and Growth
$12,000
9. Liang-tsu Hsieh
University of Minnesota
The Effect of Writing System on Decoding Processes in Chinese and English
$12,000
10. Hsin-Ya Huang
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
The Female Gothic Modalities, Impressionment, Madness and Power
$12,000
11. Shihlung Huang
Sam Houston State University
An Analysis of the Drug Policy and Its Impact on the Prison System
$12,000
12. Jau-yuan Hwang
Harvard University
Constitutional Transformation in Taiwan Since 1986
$12,000
13. Bing-shen Kuo
University of Rochester
Essays on Tests for Parameter Instability in Regression with I91) Process and Its Application
$12,000
14. Jeng-liang Kuo
Yale University
The Reach of the State
$12,000
15. Pauline Lin
Harvard University
Classical Chinese Poetry and Chinese Landscaping Painting
$12,000
16. Mei-ying Liu
Ohio State University
Portrayals of the Chinese in Fiction for Children 1920-1922
$12,000
17. Yu-chung Wang
University of Southern California
A Comparison of IRT-based and Non-IRT-based Differential Item Functioning Detection Procedures
$12,000
18. Chyi-in Wu
Iowa State University
Theoretical Perspectives on Age and Gender Differences in Mental Health
$12,000
19. Jieh-min Wu
Columbia University
Clientelist Networks and Privatization Strategies in China's Local Industrialization
$12,000
20. Linjun Wu
University of South Carolina
Informal Diplomacy in a Formal Diplomatic World: The Survival Strategies of the Republic of China on Taiwan
$12,000
Recipients in the European Region
| (in order of application received) |
A. Institutional Enhancement Grants
1. College de France
Kristofer Schipper
The Institute of Advanced Chinese Studies of the College de France Library Assistance Scheme (second year)
$12,500
2. University of Edinburgh
Nicholas Pearce
Honor Course Option in Chinese Art
$27,170
3. University of Heidelberg
Lothar Ledderose
Acquisiting of 3000 Photographs of the Chien-mu Section of the National Palace Museum
$17,321
4. University of Heidelberg
Rudolf G. Wagner
Dynastic Histories Computerized Database
$80,000
5. University of Helsinki
Kauko Laitinen
Lectureship in Chinese, Especially Classical Chinese(Teacher)
$35,321
6. University of London
Roderick Whitfield
Lectureship in Chinese Archaeology
$113,208
7. University of Paris IV-Sorbonne
Flora Blanchon
CREOPS Library
$3,019
B. Research Grants
1. Marina Carnogurska-Ferancov
Slovak Academy of Sciences
A Development and Uniqueness of Confucian Philosophy in the Period of Warring States/A Third Phase of This Project: A Detailed Philosophical Analysis and Research of Philosophical Work of Hsun Tzu
$30,000
2. Shui-cheng Cheng
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Studies on Musics of the Hakka in Taiwan and in China
$75,472
3. Jan Kulig
Polish Academy of Sciences
Market or State? A Strategy of Export-Led Industrialization in Taiwan ROC--Lessons for Poland and Other Transitional Economies
$75,700
4. Claude Larre
Institute RICCI de Paris-Centre d'Etudes Chinoises
Grand RICCI (Grand Dictionnaire Francais de la Langue Chinoise) Han Fa Ta Tz'u Tien
$67,925
5. Olga Lomova
Charles University
Reader in Tang Poetry
$6,255
6. N. L. Mamayeva
Russian Academy of Sciences
The Comintern and the Kuomintang 1919-1929
$21,000
7. Wulf Schiefenhovel
Max-Planck-Society
The Austronesian Arrival. Connections between Taiwan and the Papua New Guinean Populations of the Trobrianders and the Roro
$72,000
8. A. L. Semenas
Russian Academy of Sciences
The Features of Chinese Vocabulary in Taiwan
$28,500
9. Steve Tsang
Oxford University
Relations without Diplomatic Representation--The Republic of China on Taiwan and the United Kingdom 1950~1958
$17,019
10. Frances Wood
British Library
Documents from Chinese Central Asia: A Complete Database of the Stein Collection in the British Library
$75,657
C. Conferences, Seminars, Workshops
1. Milena Dolezelova
Charles University
The Burdens of the May Cultural Movement
$19,167
2. Alain Peyraube
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Second International Conference on Chinese Linguistics
$26,400
D. Publication Subventions
1. Bibliotheque Municipale de Lyon
Jean-louis Boully
Publication of the Catalogue of Books from the Library of the "Sino-French Institute of Lyon (1921~1946)"
$20,000
2. Maison Rhone-Alpes des Sciences de l'Homme
Christian Henriot
Publication of Two Monographic Studies on Shanghai History (pre-1949)
$16,000
3. Munich University
Paul U. Unschuld
Annotated English Translation of the Yin-hai Jing-wei, an Ophthalmological Classic Compiled during the 15th Century
$15,000
4. Russian Academy of Sciences
M. L. Titarenko
Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Thought of China
$20,000
5. Russian Academy of Sciences
Juri L. Kroll
Yen T'ieh Lun ("Dispute on Salt and Iron")
$1,800
E. Dissertation Fellowships
1. Jennifer Ning Chang
University of Cambridge
Sino-British Relationship during 1912-1928: A Case Study of the British in Wuhan
$10,800
2. Martin Hala
Charles University
Auspicious Imagery in Chinese Popular Prints
$14,400
3. Nichel Hockx
Leiden University
Poetic Innovation in China in the Early Twenties: The Case of Xue Zhao
$14,400
4. Antoinette Schimmelpennick
Leiden University
The relation between Language and Music in the Shan'ge of the Wu Dialect Area, Southern Jiangsu Province, China
$9,600
5. David Shambaugh
University of London
Publication Assistance for the China Quarterly and "Studies on Contemporary China" Publication Series
$17,174
6. Naomi Standen
University of Durham
Chinese Migrants to the Liao in the Tenth Century
$10,800
7. Irene Voskanova
Russian Academy of Sciences
From Middle to Modern Chinese: The 16th Century Language as Reflected in Hsi-yu Chi
$12,000
F. Postdoctoral Fellowships
1. Isabelle Duchesne
Musee de I'Homme
Actresses and Female Stars in Peking Opera (1910-1937)
$18,000
2. Philippe Foret
College de France
The Ch'ing Dynasty Landscape Enterprise in Jehol
$18,000
3. Florence Hu-Sterk
University of Paris 7-Denis Diderot
T'ang Poetry: A Key to Chinese Civilization
$18,000
4. Giuseppina Merchionne
Instituto Universitario Orientale
Land Property Concepts in South-East China and Taiwan in the Ch'ing Period
$36,000
5. Bettina Zorn
Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg
The Social Meaning of Rook Painting in Southern China: An Anthropological Analysis
$18,000
Recipients in the Asia-Pacific Region
| (in order of application received) | Unit: US$ |
A. Institutional Enhancement
1. University of Otago
Ramesh Thakur
Asian Studies--Chinese
$78,000
2. Griffith University
Edmund S. K. Fung
Chair in Taiwan Studies
$50,000
3. Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Ehud Harari
Institutional Enhancement for The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
$12,000
4. University of Sydney
A. D. Stefanowska
Establishment of the Australian Centre for Classical Chinese Studies at the University of Sydney
$85,200
B. Research Grants
P. L. Burns
Adelaide University
Chinese Maritime History and Overseas Trade: Maritime Archaeology
$40,000
1. Ts'un-yan Liu
Australian National University
A Study of Taoist Biography from the Second to the Eleventh Centuries
$80,000
C. Conference/Seminar/Workshop Grant
1. Peter Bellwood
Australian National University
15th Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association
$11,500
2. Teresa M. Sicat
University of Philippines
Conference Workshop to Draft a Chinese Studies Program for the University of the Philippines
$4,000
D. Special Project
1. Hebrew University of Jerusalem
$120,000
