Ronald Suleski
Ronald Suleski (born June 11, 1942) is a historian, anthropologist and author specializing in East Asia. He has been the longest serving president of the Asiatic Society of Japan, served on the National Committee on US-China Relations and associated with the Harvard University's East Asian research center. He is currently serving as the Director of the Rosenberg Institute at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.[1][2][3]
Personal life and career
Ronald Suleski was born on June 11, 1942. Suleski earned his MA and PhD in Chinese study from University of Michigan. He taught at University of Texas before moving to Tokyo, where he lived from 1987 to 1997. From 1997 to 2009, he served as the Assistant Director of the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard University. In 2009, he was appointed as the Director of the Rosenberg Institute in Boston.[4]
Awards and honours
- President - Asiatic Society of Japan
- Fellow – Japan Foundation [5]
Bibliography
Books and monographs
- The modernization of Manchuria ( ISBN 9-6220-1537-9) published by Chinese University Press in 1994.
- Civil Government in Warlord China: Tradition ( ISBN 0-8204-5278-5) published by Peter Lang in 2002.[6][7]
(2018) Daily Life for the Common People of China, 1850-1950; Understanding Chaoben Culture. Leiden: Brill Publishers. 2018.
(2012). Chinese edition of Civil government in warlord China: tradition, modernization and Manchuria. Appeared as: Zhang Zuolin he Wang Yongjiang: Beiyang zhengfu shidai de Fengtian zhengfu 張作霖 和 王永江: 北洋 軍閥時代的 奉天政府 [Zhang Zuolin and Wang Yongjiang: The Fengtian Government During the Beiyang Warlord Period]. Translated by Xi Youwei 徐有威. Beijing: Zhongyang bianyi chubanshe 中央編譯出 社 Central Compilation and Translation Bureau, 2012.
(2012). Chinese Language Edition of The Fairbank Center for East Asian Research at Harvard University: A fifty-year history, 1955-2005 appeared as Hafu daxue Fei Zhengqing zhongxinwushinian shi 哈佛大學 費政情中心 50 年史 [The Fairbank Center at Harvard: A 50 Year History]. Translated by Lu Keli 路克利. Beijing: New Star Press 新星出版社, 2012.
(2008). Korean Language Edition of The Fairbank Center for East Asian Research at Harvard University: A fifty-year history, 1955-2005 appeared as Habote daehak ui Dongashia yongu: chuigun oshipmnyon ui paljache하버드대학의 동아시아 연구: 최근 50년의 발자취[East Asian Research at Harvard University: Celebrating 50 Years]. Translated by Kim Songgyu김성규. Seoul: Hyonaksa현학사., 2008.
(2008). Manshū no seishōnen zō 滿州の青少年像[Images of Japanese Youth in Manchuria].Aichi University Tōa dōbun shoin booklet #4. Toyohashi: Aichi University.
(2005). The Fairbank Center for East Asian Research at Harvard University: A fifty-year history, 1955-2005. Cambridge, MA: Fairbank Center; (2008).
(2002). Civil government in warlord China: tradition, modernization and Manchuria. New York: Peter Lang Publishing.
(1994). The modernization of Manchuria: an annotated bibliography. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.
(1982), with H. Masada. Affective expressions in Japanese: A handbook of value-laden words in everyday Japanese. Tokyo: The Hokuseido Press.
(1971). Directory of Asian studies in secondary education. New York: National Committee on United States-China Relations.
(1970). A Guide to some lesser known figures in modern China. Mimeographed by the Center for Chinese Studies, Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan.
(1969). With Daniel Bays. Early communist China: two studies. Research monograph. Michigan Papers in Chinese Studies, No. 4. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan, 1969.
Chapters and contributions in books
(2017). "Salvaging Memories: The Shimoina 下伊那郡 Project, 2001-2012" (pp197–220) In Empire and Environment in the Making of Manchuria, edited by Norman Smith, Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2017.
(2010). Zhigen yu zhuantong de wenhua chuangxin植根于傳統的文化創新 [Creating New Cultures from Traditional Roots], (Volume on Culture and Academics 文化與學術pp49 66.) Hafu kan Zhongguo: quanqiu dingji Zhongguo wenti zhuanjia tan Zhongguo went 哈佛看中國: 全球鼎級中國問題專家談中國問題 [China in the Eyes of Harvard: Interviews with the Experts on China Issues in Harvard University]. Ed. Zhang Guanzi 長冠梓 . Beijing: People's Publishing House, 2010.
(2010). Cong Hafu kan Zhingguo: Zhongguo wenti xueshu yanjiang ji 從哈佛看中 中國 題學術演講集[China Seen from Harvard: A Collection of Essays from the China Study Seminar], Introduction (pp2–6).Beijing: People's Publishing House.
(2009). Manchuria. In David Pong, et al., (Ed), Encyclopedia of Modern China, 2 vols., (pp547–550). New York: Charles Scribner's Sons Reference Books.
(2008). Chūka minkoku ni okeru shakai to bunka no henyō [Social and Cultural Transformations in the Chinese Republican Period]. In Gaikaku, henkaku to Chūgoku bunka, shakai, minzoku [Change, Reform and China's Culture, Society and People] (pp 101–118). Tokyo: Nihonhyōron sha.
(2008). Confucius: The Organization of Chinese Society. In D. Jones (Ed.), Confucius Now: Contemporary Encounters with the Analects (pp. 253–290). Chicago: Open Court.
(1998). Manchurian incident and South Manchuria railway. In J. Huffman (Ed.), Modern Japan: An Encyclopedia of History, Culture, and Nationalism (pp 138–139, p. 245). New York: Garland Publishing.
Journal articles
(2017) "Zhang Menshi's Story of His Life and Times," The Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, Fifth Series, Volume 9, 2017, pp160–171. (2017) "Manchukuo and Beyond: The Life and Times of Zhang Meng-shi, ", International Journal of Asian Studies, 14.1 (January 2017), 77-97.
(2015) "Minguo shiqi de pingmin wenhua: Yiben jiapu de gushi" 民國時期的平民文化: 一 家譜的故事 (Popular Culture in the Republican Period: A Family Genealogy), was published in Disanceng jindai Zhongguo yu shijie guoji xueshu yantaohui lunwenji 第 層近代中國與世界國際學術研討會論文集 (Collected Papers from the Third Research Conference on International Scholarship on Modern China and the World). (Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, 2015), Volume Three, pp1779–1791.
(2013) "Zhaopian yu wenzi beihou de richang shenghuo照片與文字背後的日常生活 (Daily Life as Revealed Through Photos and Text,") in Lexueji 樂學集2(Jun 2013), 13-30.
(2013) Constructing the Family in Republican China: Shandong 1944, Frontiers in Chinese History, 8 (4) (Dec 2013), 585–602
(2013) Collecting Research Materials in Shanghai: A Qing Dynasty Astrologer's Predictions for the Future, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society China, New Series, Vol 75 No. 1 (2013), 139-161.
(2013) Social and Cultural Transformations in Republican China, History Research, Vol. 2, No. 7 (Jul 2012), 415–428 (In fact published in Feb 2013), 415-428.
(2012) Minguo shiqi de pingmin wenhua: yiben jaipu de gushi 民國時期的平民文化:一本家譜的故事 [Popular culture in China's republican period: The story of a family genealogy]. Hangzhou shifan daxue xuebao 杭州師範大學 學報[Journal of Hangzhou Normal University], Vol. 34, No. 3 (May 2012), 1-7.
(2011) WanQing Minguo shiqide minjian chaoben 晚清民國時期的民間抄本 [Popular copied books in the late Qing and Republic]. Shandong tushuguanxue qikan 山東圖書館學刊 [The Library Journal of Shandong], 2.124 (2011), 89-93, 115.
(2007, September). Haabad no Yamamoto Isoroku teitoku to Kenedae moto daitōryō [Harvard's Admiral Yamamoto Isoroki and the Late President Kennedy] (M. Suzuki, Japanese Trans.). Shushin, 34-38.
(2005). Reconstructing life in the youth corps camps of Manchuria, 1938-45: resistance to conformity. East Asian History. 30, 67-90.
(2003). Wang Yongjiang yu dongsansheng guanyinhao de zhongzhu [Wang Yongjiang and reorganization of the official bank of the three eastern provinces]. Shixue jikan [Collected Papers of History Studies], 1, 48-54.
(1999). Japan after the bubble burst; traditional values inhibit quick comeback. The Journal of the International Institute, 6(3), 4-5,18.
(1998). I cannot forget. American Humanist, 58(1), 24-27.
(1981). Northeast China under Japanese control: the role of the Manchurian youth corps, 1934-1945. Modern China, 7(3), 351-377.
(1980). Ameyuki-san no uta: Yamada Waka no satsuki naru shôgai [The Song of Ameyuki-san: The Unlucky Life of Yamada Waka]. Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, 12(3), 66-67.
(1979). Bitter sweet memories: Zhang Daofan's last day on the mainland, 1949. China Report, 15(4), 41-47.
(1979). Rise and fall of the Fengtien dollar, 1917-1928: currency reform in early Republican China. Modern Asian Studies, 13(4), 643-660. This article was translated into Chinese and appeared in: Guowai Zhongguo jindaishi yanjiu 國外中國近代史研究 [Research in Modern Chinese History Done Abroad], 3, pp297–312. Beijing, China: Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 1982.
(1979). Japanese scholars of modern China. Asian Profile, 7(5), 397-417.
(1978). Regional development in Manchuria: immigrant laborers and provincial officials in the 1920s. Modern China, 4(4), 419-434.
(1977). Origin of the Heaven and Earth Society by Tai Hsuan-chih. Modern Asian Studies, 11(3), 405-425. Translated from the Chinese.
(1977). Five Chinese cities: Peking, Shanghai, Kwangchow, Kweilin and Hong Kong. Eastern Horizon, 16(9), 37-41.
(1977). Changing the guard in Shanghai: October–November 1976. Asian Survey, 17(9), 886-897.
(1977). Provincial finance in early Republican China: the Fengtien provincial budget, 1915-1928. Chinese Republican Studies Newsletter, 3(1), 11-18.
(1977). Chinese responses to the Japanese youth volunteer corps in Manchuria. The Transactions of the International Conference of Orientalists in Japan (pp. 134–140). Tokyo: The TŌHŌ GAKKAI [the Institute of Eastern Culture].
(1971). Redefining China for the High School and College Curriculum. Focus on Asian Studies.
Essays
(2013) Considering the Chinese Eastern Railway, posted by the Slavic Research Center of Hokkaido University, Feb 2013. http://src-h.slav.hokudai.ac.jp/itp hp/event/images/CER_paper.pdf
(2006). The Asiatic society of Japan: my anchor in Tokyo. Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, 20, 69-74.
(2005). Working in Asia: an American publisher remembers. LOGOS, 16(3), 150-154. A Japanese language translation of this article was published in 2006 as "Ajia de hataraku aru amerikajin shuppangyosha no kaikoroku" by the Japan Association of International Publications (JAIP) on their web site www.jaip.gr.jp.
(2005).with Shao Dan, Introduction to the special issue: Manchuria as a borderland. East Asian History, 30,1-5.
(1998). Japanese Studies in the East: The Asiatic Society of Japan. Tsûshin (Newsletter of the Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies, Harvard University). 4(1), 15-16.
(1994). The Asiatic Society of Japan: a proud tradition. In D. M. Kendrick, Nippon Azia kyôkai hyakunenshi [A Hundred Years of The Asiatic Society of Japan. Original title: a century of Western studies of Japan] (Y. Ikeda, Japanese Trans.) (pp. 1–4). Yokohama, Japan: Yokohama City University.
(1994). Remarks on the History of the Constitution of The Asiatic Society of Japan. In the Asiatic Society of Japan (Ed.), Constitution and By-Laws of The Asiatic Society of Japan (pp. 11–16). Tokyo: Komiyama Printing.
(1993). A message from the president. Transactions of The Asiatic Society of Japan (vol. 8).
(1992). Japanese and US Publishers: getting to know each other slowly. LOGOS, 3(2), 86-89.
(1990). Forward. In Marketing English-Language Materials in Japan. Tokyo: HarperCollins.
(1989). Selling books to Japan: a half-open door. LOGOS, 1(3), 41-45.
(1979) with Linda Grove. Scholarly periodicals in the PRC. Chinese Republican Studies Newsletter, 5(1), 12-19.
(1978). A new generation of Japanese intellectuals. Japan Foundation Newsletter, 6(4), 10-12.
(1971). Zhong-Xi shixuejia ying huxiang zonjing [The need for mutual respect between Chinese and Western historians], Ming Bao Yue Kan, 6(4 April), 3. Written and published in Chinese.
(1965). Won Buddhism in Korea Wŏnbulgyo원불교 圓佛敎. Seoul, South Korea: Won Buddhism.
Interview articles
(2016) "Xiwang Zhongguo jixu heping fazhan; Meiguo Hafu daxue Fei Zhengqing Dongya yanjiu zhongxin qianfuzhuren Xue Long jiaoshou fangtanlu" 希望中國繼續和平地發展; 美國哈佛大學費正清東亞研究中心前主任薛龍教授訪談錄 (Hopes that China will Continue its Peaceful Development. An interview with former Harvard University Fairbank Center Assistant Director Ronald Suleski). By Tao Jiyi 陶季邑. Wuhan keji daxue xuebao 武漢科技大學學報(Journal of Wuhan University of Science and Technology), Vol 18 No. , 2016, pp570–573.
(2012) Reuters Japan Nihon ni nokosareta Ajia no Suisu to iu sentakshi= Ronarudo Sulesuki-kyōju日本に残されたアジアのスイスという選択肢=ロナルド・スレスキー教授 Selecting Japan as the Switzerland of Asia: Professor Ronald Suleski, appeared in Reuters, 21 March 2012. (2012) TimeWeekly Shidai zhoubao 時代週報 Book Review Section Shidai yuedu 時代閱讀. Ronald Suleski: I'm redefining the warlord period Xue Long: Wo shizhe zhongxin dingyi junfa shidai 薛龍: 我試差重新定義軍閥時代, appeared in issue of 8 March 2012, vol 20:16.
(2010) Diamond on line, (2010).「アニメ漫画以外で日本への関心は低い。米国人は"前向きに"中国人に心惹かれている」東アジア研究の重鎮が見た日米中三角関係の深層 ーロナルド スレスキー サフォーク大学東アジア研究所所長に聞く(Other than Animation, Interest in Japan is Low. "Americans are looking forward and are worried about the Chinese;" Leading Asia Scholars Take the Long-Term View and see a Triangle of Japan, America and China, According to Ronald Suleski, Director of the Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies at Suffolk University). Interview conducted by Yabe Takashi. Diamond World Voice 46, 27 Dec 2010. Published on-line: http://diamond.jp/articles/-/10586.
(2009) Duowei News Agency. (2009). US, China and the Conflict in Afghanistan. Published on-line and in hard copy. December 2009.
(1999) Four saints in three acts is born. The Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review, 6(2), 39-41.
Translations
(1985). The Red spears, 1916-1949 by Tai Hsuan-chih. Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies (vols. 54). Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan. Translated from the Chinese.
(1978). Chôsen sanichi dokuritsu'undô朝鮮三一獨立運動[Korea's Samil Independence Movement]. Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, 10(1), 49-50. Translated from the Japanese.
(1977). Origin of the heaven and earth society by Tai Hsuan-chih. Modern Asian Studies, 11(3), 405-425. Translated from the Chinese.
(1974) with Frank Baldwin. The Significance of Korean History by Hatada Takesh畑田武i. Japan Interpreter, 9 (2), 165-176. Translated from the Japanese.
Book reviews
(2017) Wei-Ping Lin. Materializing Magic Power: Chinese Popular Religion in Villages and Cities. The Journal of Asian Studies Vol 76 Issue 3 (Aug 2017), 777-778. (2016) Wang Dachang 汪大昌. Beijing: Fangyan yu wenhua 北京: 方言與文化.( Peking: Language and Culture). Beijing: Zhongguo guoji guangbo chubanshe 中國國際廣播 版社, 2015. Pp250, Journal of Chinese Humanities (Wenshizhi 文史智), Vol II, No. 1 (Jan 2016), 141-143. (2014)"From Nanshoku to Bishōnen: Writing the Love of Boys: Origins of Bishōnen Culture in Modernist Japanese Literature, by Jeffrey Angles," Kyoto Journal, 81(Winter 2014), 145. (2013) Fang Yu 方俞, Qiannian luanju, Zhengba Dongbeiya: cong SuiYangdi sanzheng Gaojuli dao Tangfeng mantianxia 千年亂局, 爭霸東北亞: 從隨煬帝三征高句麗到唐風 天下 (Millennium of Chaos, Struggle for Hegemony in Northeast Asia; From the Three Sui Campaigns against Goguryeo to the Pervading Influence of Tang China), Beijing: Huaxia chubanshe, 2012. 297pp. Seoul Journal of Korean Studies 26, no. 2 (December 2013): 397–407. (2013). In a Sea of Bitterness: Refugees During the Sino-Japanese War, Journal of Modern Chinese History, Vol 7 No 2 (18 Nov 2013).
(2012). Decadence Mandchoue: The China Memoirs of Sir Edmund Trelawny Backhouse. Nan Nu: Men, Women and Gender in China 14. 1 (2012), 315-318.
(2012). Conduits for Change: Manchurian railways and the opening of China. Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan. Series Five, Vol. 3, 2011, 258-266.
(2011). Writing the Love of Boys: Origins of Bishōnen Culture in Modernist Japanese Literature by Jeffrey Angles. University of Minnesota Press, 2011, 302 pages, $75 (cloth)/ $25 (paper). Kyoto Journal. Forthcoming.
(2011) Wang Yongjiang yu Fengtiansheng zaoqi xiandaihua yanjiu 王永江與奉天省早期現 化研究 [Wang Yongjiang and Early Modernization in Fengtian Province]. The China Quarterly 207 (Sept 2011), 737-738.
(2010). Memory Maps: The State and Manchuria in Postwar Japan. Journal of Modern Chinese History, 4.1 (June 2010), 115-117.
(2010). Homosexuality and Manliness in Postwar Japan. The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide, 17(3), May–June 2010), 37.
(2010). Gudu xinmao: qianduhou dao kangzhanqian de Beiping chengshi xiaofei 都新貌: 遷都後到抗戰的北平城市消費 [The Old Capital in a New Guise: Market Consumerism after Moving the Capital South to the Beginning of the War of Resistance against Japan]. Journal of Oriental Studies. 42(1 and2) 2010, 215-218.
(2007). Japan reclaims its tolerant past. [Review of the Queer Voices from Japan: First-Person Narratives from Japan's Sexual Minorities]. The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide, 14(6), 33-34.
(2007). "The Guest," 손님(客) by Hwang Sok-yong황석영 黃晳暎, translated by Kyung-ja Chun and Maya West, Azalea, Volume 1 September 2007, I, 289-293.
Suleski, R. (2006). Manchuria under Japanese dominion. The China Quarterly, 188, 1146-1148.
(2006). A separate reality: a novel. The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, 13(6), 44.
(2005). Bazoku de miru Manshū: Chō Sakurin no ayundamichi [Looking at Manchurian bandits: the road taken by Zhang Zuolin] The China Quarterly, 183, 726-728.
(2004). Republican Beijing: the city and its histories. International Journal of Asian Studies, 1(2), 330-332.
(2004). Kengoku daigaku: Nippon teigokushugi no ichidanmen [National Foundation University: An aspect of Japanese imperialism]. Journal of Asian Studies, 63(2), 518-519.
(2003). Manshūkoku no ahensenbai: Waga ManMō no tokushu kenki no kenkyū [The Opium Monopoly in Manchukuo: Research into the special rights of pre-war Japanese Manchuria-Mongolia"], China Review International, 10(2), 477-485.
(2003). Everlasting empire. Harvard Review, 24, 180-181.
(2003). The breaking jewel. Persimmon [on-line serial], 4(1). Available http://www.persimmon-mag.com/spring2003/bookreview3.html.
(2003). Tokyo stories: a literary stroll," Persimmon [on-line serial], 3(3). Available http://www.persimmon-mag.com/winter2003/bookreview10.html.
(2002). Governance and politics of China. Education About Asia, 7(2), 64-65. Reprinted in Harvard China Review in (Fall 2003), 7(2).
(2002). Of things past. [Review of the book The Big Book of Misunderstanding]. The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, 9(2), 39.
(2002). Swallows and settlers: the great migration from north China to Manchuria," Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 28(1), 184-185.
(2002). Life in a Cul-de-Sac. Persimmon, 2(3), 107-108.
(2001). Peking: Temples and City Life, 1400-1900. China Review, 1(1), 185-187.
(2001). Changing workplace relations in the Chinese economy. China Review International, 8(1), 261-265.
(2001). Lost in Cultural Revolution. [Review of the book Tongzhi: politics of same-sex eroticism in Chinese societies]. The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, 8(2), 39-40.
(2000). Youth cult of old Japan. [Review of the book Cartographies of desire: male-male sexuality in Japanese discourse, 1600-1950]. The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, 7(4), 49-50.
(2000). Chinese history: a manual. China Review International, 7(1), 240-243.
(2000). Contemporary China; Modern China: an encyclopedia of history, culture and nationalism. American Review of China Studies. 1(2), 113-114.
(1999). Xenophobia mon amour. [Review of the book Great Mirrors Shattered: Homosexuality, Orientalism and Japan]. The Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review, 6(4), 56.
(1999). Lover's letters collected. The Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review, 5(3), 50-51.
(1999). Japan's total empire: Manchuria and the culture of wartime imperialism. Pacific Affairs, 72(1), 105-106.
(1998). The Japanese city. Journal of Asian Studies, 57(4), 1166-1167.
(1998). Chûgoku shichiya gyôshi [History of Chinese Pawn Shops], Journal of Asian Studies, 57(2), 480-481.
(1998). Nippon Ajia Kyôkai no kenkyû; Jyapanoroji koto hajime [Research on the Asiatic Society of Japan; The Beginnings of Japanology]. Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, 11, 194-198.
(1997). The memoirs of Lady Hyegyong(혜경궁 惠慶宮): the autobiographical writings of a crown princess of eighteenth-century Korea. Korea Journal, 37(4), 241-243.
(1996). To steal a book is an elegant offense. The Historian, 58(4), 879-880.
(1996). Yangban: Ri Chôsen shakai no tokken kaisô兩辦: 李朝鮮社會の特権階層(Yangban: The Privileged Elite of Yi Korea). Pacific Affairs, 432-434.
(1995). Traveler's literary companion to Japan. LOGOS, 6(2), 83.
(1995, March 26). The state, identity, and the national question in China and Japan. The Asahi Evening News, p. 6.
(1994). A circle 'round the sun. New Asia Review, 1(2), 68-70.
(1990). Life along the south Manchurian railway: the memoirs of Ito Takeo. Pacific Affairs, 63(3), 389-390.
(1986). Chûgoku kindai Tôhoku chi'ikishi kenkyû [Research on the History of Northeast China in the Modern Period]. Journal of Asian Studies, 45(2), 386-388.
(1984). Taiwan shenxiang yixu [God statues of Taiwan]. Asian Folklore Studies, 43 (1), 156-158.
(1984). Temple organization in a Chinese village. Asian Folklore Studies, 43(1),158-159.
(1982). The Futien Incident Reconsidered. China Quarterly, 89, 97-104.
(1981). Nihon rikugun to tairiku seisaku, 1906-1918 nen. [The Japanese Army and Japan's Asia Policy, 1906-1918]. Asian Profile, 9(1), 91-93.
(1981). Bunka to kakumei: Mô Takutô jidai no Chûgoku [Culture and Revolution: China in the Era of Mao Tse-tung]. Pacific Affairs, 53(4), 735-737.
(1979). Den shingon'in mandara: Sekai bunmei no shûkuzuku [Mandala from the Shingon'in: Epitome of World Culture]. Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 6(4), 569-571.
(1979). Chang Tso-lin in Northeast China, 1911-1928: China, Japan and the Manchurian Idea. Pacific Affairs, 51(4), 642-643.
(1979). China and Japan: A Search for Balance Since World War I. Japan Foundation Newsletter, 6(5), 11-14.
(1978). Modern Chinese Studies in Japan and the West: Coming Closer Together. China Quarterly, 75, 655-659.
(1978). Chûgoku kyôsanto gojûnen ryakushi [A Fifty Year History of the Chinese Communist Party], China Report, 14(2), 72-73.
(1978). Nihon teigokushugi ron: Manshû jihen zengo [On the History of Japanese Imperialism: Before and After the Manchurian Incident]. Journal of Asian Studies, 37(3), 540-542.
(1978). Chûgoku gendaishi kenkyû jôsetsu [An Introduction to Research on Contemporary China], Modern China, 4(4), 441-443.
(1978). Shenyanpu [Calendar of Religious Festivals in Taiwan]. Journal of Oriental Studies.
(1976). Searching for the Japanese: Perspectives on Japanese Culture. Social Science Journal.
(1976). Future of the China market: prospects for sino-American trade. Pacific Affairs, 48(4), 610-611.
(1975). The allied occupation of Japan, 1945-1952: an annotated bibliography of Western language material. Japan Foundation Newsletter, 2(5), 8-9.
(1975). Chûgoku shakan to Shôda Kazue [Shoda Kazue and the China Loans]. Journal of Asian Studies, 35 (1), 142-143.
(1975). The Cold War in Asia, an historical introduction. Japan Interpreter, 9(4), 522-524.
(1974). Nihon to Chûgoku: Taishô jidai [Japan and China: the Taisho period] and Nit-Chû gaikôshi: Hokubatsu no jidai [History of Sino-Japanese relations during the northern expedition]. Journal of Asian Studies, 33(3), 484-486.
(1971). Taiwan: studies in Chinese local history. Pacific Affairs, 44(4), 592-593.
(1971). Modern China's search for a political form. Modern Asian Studies, 185-188.
Editorials
(2017) Member of the International Editorial Board for Wei Man wenxue ciliao zhengli yu yanjiu congshu 偽滿時期文學資料整理與研究叢書 (Manchukuo Literary Materials Compilation and Research Collection), Harbin: Beifang wenyi chubanshe, 2017. Thirty-four volumes, published in Chinese.
26 Jun 2012 23 Oct 12 March 2014/10 Dec 2014
(This first appeared in the conference proceedings for: Disan jie jindai Zhongguo yu shijie lunwenji 第三屆近代中國與世界 [Collection of articles from the third session of China and the world], May 2010, Vol 1, 165-171.)
References
- ↑ "About Ronald Suleski". Suffolk University, Boston. Retrieved 20 March 2017.
- ↑ "Collecting Research Materials in Shanghai: A Qing Dynasty Astrologer's Predictions for the Future". Royal Asiatic Society, Shanghai. Retrieved 20 March 2017.
- ↑ "Ronald Suleski". Harvard University. Retrieved 20 March 2017.
- ↑ "Suleski, Ronald (Stanley)". Encyclopaedia.com. Retrieved 20 March 2017.
- ↑ "Ronald Suleski". Harvard University. Retrieved 20 March 2017.
- ↑ "The modernization of Manchuria : an annotated bibliography / Ronald Suleski". National Library of Australia. Retrieved 22 March 2017.
- ↑ "Civil Government in Warlord China: Tradition, Modernization and Manchuria by Ronald Suleski". The China Quarterly. Retrieved 20 March 2017.