Territories, Communities, and Exchanges in the Sino-Tibetan Borderlands

›9:00 (15min)

Introduction
Stéphane Gros

›9:15 (30min)

Manchu Officials’ Khams Travel Accounts: Mapping a Course Through a Qing Territory
Fabienne Jagou

› Salon Gulbenkian

›9:45 (30min)

Territorial Division of the Kingdom of Dergé During the Eighteenth Century
Rémi Chaix

› Salon Gulbenkian

›10:15 (30min)

Discussion

›10:45 (15min)

Break

›11:00 (30min)

Monasteries, Merchants, and Long Distance Trade: The Economic Power of Tibetan Monasteries in Northern Kham (1900-1959)
Elizabeth Reynolds

› Salon Gulbenkian

›11:30 (30min)

The Price of Enlightenment: The Travel Account of Kha stag ʼDzam yag, a Pilgrim and a Tshong dpon (1944-1956)
Lucia Galli

› Salon Gulbenkian

›12:00 (30min)

Discussion

›12:30 (1h30)

Lunch

›14:00 (30min)

Patterns of Inclusion and Exclusion Along Twentieth-Century China’s Southwestern and Tibetan Borderlands
C. Pat Giersch

› Salon Gulbenkian

›14:30 (30min)

French Catholic Missions and Sino-Tibetan Trade: Local Networks and International Enterprise
John Bray

› Salon Gulbenkian

›15:00 (30min)

Schooling and Education in Kham during the ROC: Chinese Civilizing Mission and Tibetan Resistance to It
Lara Maoni

› Salon Gulbenkian

›15:30 (30min)

Discussion

›16:00 (15min)

Break

› Salon Gulbenkian

›16:15 (30min)

Settling Authority: Sichuanese Farmers in Early Twentieth Century Eastern Tibet
Scott Relyea

› Salon Gulbenkian

›16:45 (30min)

Chinese Physiocracy: Kham as Laboratory for the Agrarian Theory of China
Mark Frank

› Salon Gulbenkian

›17:15 (30min)

Discussion

›18:30 (2h30)

Cocktail

› Salle Preyer