Wo—jen，155—156
women，status of，156
women’s studies，ⅹⅹⅰ
Wong，R.Bin，ⅹlⅲ—ⅹlⅴ，lⅹnn10，11，lⅹⅰnn14，15，225n64
Woosung Railway，38
Workshop on Food and Famine in Chinese History（Harvard University，1980），185—186，221n22
Workshop on Rebellion and Revolution in North China（Harvard University，1979），219n77
world economy approach，111—125，216n47. See also imperialism approach
Wou，Odoric Y.K.，183—184，225nn60，61
Wright，Mary，ⅹⅴ，20，23，24—25，28，79，91，109，141，159，189
Wu，Silas H.L.，227n80
Wu—P’ei—fu，184
Yang，Lien—sheng，207n18，218n76
Yang Hsiu—ch’ing，19
Yangtze Valley riots（1891），48，51
Yen Fu，31，200n8
yen—lu，157
Young，Ernest P.，141，187，188，203n45，219n78
Young，Marilyn Blatt，203n43
Yuan，Tsing，194
Yuan Shih—k’ai，141，183，188
Yung—cheng（Emperor），194
Zelin，Madeleine，ⅹⅱ
東亞研究所學術成果
THE LADDER OF SUCCESS IN IMPERIAL CHINA，by Ping—ti Ho. New York：Columbia University Press，1962.
THE CHINESE INFLATION，1937—1949，by Shun—hsin Chou. New York：Columbia University Press，1963.
REFORMER IN MODERN CHINA：CHANG CHIEN，1853—1926，by Samuel Chu. New York：Columbia University Press，1965.
RESEARCH IN JAPANESE SOURCES：A GUIDE，by Herschel Webb with the assistance of Marleigh Ryan. New York：Columbia University Press，1965.
SOCIETY AND EDUCATION IN JAPAN，by Herbert Passin. New York：Teachers College Press，1965.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN JAPAN，1873—1922，by James I.Nakamura. Princeton：Princeton University Press，1966.
JAPAN’S FIRST MODERN NOVEL：UKIGUMO OF FUTABATEI SHIMEI，by Marleigh Ryan. New York：Columbia University Press，1967.
THE KOREAN COMMUNIST MOVEMENT，1918—1948，by Dae—Sook Suh. Princeton：Princeton University Press，1967.
THE FIRST VIETNAM CRISIS，by Melvin Gurtov. New York：Columbia University Press，1967.
CADRES，BUREAUCRACY，AND POLITICAL POWER IN COMMUNIST CHINA，by A.Doak Barnett. New York：Columbia University Press，1968.
THE JAPANESE IMPERIAL INSTITUTION IN THE TOKUGAWA PERIOD，by Herschel Webb. New York：Columbia University Press，1968.
HIGHER EDUCATION AND BUSINESS RECRUITMENT IN JAPAN，by Koya Azumi. New York：Teachers College Press，1969.
THE COMMUNISTS AND PEASANT REBELLIONS：A STUDY IN THE REWRITING OF CHINESE HISTORY，by James P.Harrison，Jr.New York：Atheneum，1969.
HOW THE CONSERVATIVES RULE JAPAN，by Nathaniel B.Thayer. Princeton：Princeton University Press，1969.
ASPECTS OF CHINESE EDUCATION，edited by C.T.Hu.New York：Teachers College Press，1970.
DOCUMENTS OF KOREAN COMMUNISM，1918—1948，by Dae—Sook Suh. Princeton：Princeton University Press，1970.
JAPANESE EDUCATION：A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE，by Herbert Passin. New York：Teachers College Press，1970.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE LABOR MARKET IN JAPAN，by Koji Taira. New York：Columbia University Press，1970.
THE JAPANESE OLIGARCHY AND THE RUSSO—JAPANESE WAR，by Shumpei Okamoto. New York：Columbia University Press，1970.
IMPERIAL RESTORATION IN MEDIEVAL JAPAN，by H.Paul Varley. New York：Columbia University Press，1971.
JAPAN’S POSTWAR DEFENSE POLICY，1947—1968，by Martin E.Weinstein. New York：Columbia University Press，1971.
ELECTION CAMPAIGNING JAPANESE STYLE，by Gerald L.Curtis. New York：Columbia University Press，1971.
CHINA AND RUSSIA：THE “GREAT GAME，” by O.Edmund Clubb. New York：Columbia University Press，1971.
MONEY AND MONETARY POLICY IN COMMUNIST CHINA，by Katharine Huang Hsiao. New York：Columbia University Press，1971.
THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE IN LATE IMPERIAL CHINA，by John R.Watt. New York：Columbia University Press，1972.
LAW AND POLICY IN CHINA’S FOREIGN RELATIONS：A STUDY OF ATTITUDES AND PRACTICE，by James C.Hsiung. New York：Columbia University Press，1972.
