research overview
- Kwangmin Kim specializes in early modern China and East Asia. His research focuses on the history of empire, borderlands, and transnational relations.
- Contact Info
Kim, Kwangmin Associate Professor
Positions
- Associate Professor, History
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- Chinese history; East Asian history; world history; early modern history
Publications
selected publications
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book
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chapter
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journal article
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The Rise of Xinjiang Studies: A JAS New Author Forum.
Journal of Asian Studies.
7-18.
2018
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Xinjiang and the modern Chinese state.
Central Asian Survey.
176-178.
2018
- The Merchants of Siberia: Trade in Early Modern Eurasia. American Historical Review. 1712-1713. 2017
- Asian Expansions: The Historical Experiences of Polity Expansion in Asia. Journal of the American Oriental Society. 149-151. 2017
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Early Modern China and Northeast Asia.
Journal of Early Modern History.
372-374.
2017
- The Sacred Routes of Uyghur History. Journal of the American Oriental Society. 468-469. 2016
- Transnational Crossroads: Remapping the Americas and the Pacific.. Journal of American Ethnic History. 116-117. 2014
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Profit and Protection: Emin Khwaja and the Qing Conquest of Central Asia, 1759-1777.
Journal of Asian Studies.
603-626.
2012
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Blacks in Premodern China.
Journal of Early Modern History.
87-89.
2012
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The Troubled Empire: China in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties.
Social History.
382-384.
2011
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The Rise of Xinjiang Studies: A JAS New Author Forum.
Journal of Asian Studies.
7-18.
2018
Teaching
courses taught
- HIST 3800 Seminar in Global History (Spring 2019)
- HIST 3840 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 3848 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 3849 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 4618 Early Modern China, 960-1842 (Spring 2019)
- HIST 5840 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 5848 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 5849 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 6940 Master's Degree Candidate (Spring 2019)
- HIST 6950 Master's Thesis (Spring 2019)
- HIST 7840 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 7848 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 7849 Independent Study (Spring 2019)
- HIST 8990 Doctoral Dissertation (Spring 2019)
- HIST 1618 Introduction to Chinese History to 1644 (Fall 2018)
- HIST 1800 Introduction to Global History (Fall 2018)
- HIST 3840 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 3848 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 3849 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 5840 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 5848 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 5849 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 6940 Master's Degree Candidate (Fall 2018)
- HIST 6950 Master's Thesis (Fall 2018)
- HIST 7840 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 7848 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 7849 Independent Study (Fall 2018)
- HIST 8990 Doctoral Dissertation (Fall 2018)
- HIST 1618 Introduction to Chinese History to 1644 (Summer 2018)
- HIST 3840 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 3848 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 3849 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 5840 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 5848 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 5849 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 6940 Master's Degree Candidate (Spring 2018)
- HIST 6950 Master's Thesis (Spring 2018)
- HIST 7840 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 7848 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 7849 Independent Study (Spring 2018)
- HIST 8990 Doctoral Dissertation (Spring 2018)
Background
education and training
- Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley 2008
- M.A., Sogang University, Seoul (Korea) 1996
- B.A., Sogang University, Seoul (Korea) 1993
awards and honors
International Activities
global connections related to teaching and scholarly work (in recent years)
- Asia Continent
- Central Asia Transnational Region
- China Country
- eastern Asia Transnational Region