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Books
Leibold, J., Thomas Mullaney, and Stephane Gros (eds) (in preparation) Critical Han Studies: Understanding the Largest Ethnic Group on Earth (under contract with the University of California Press).
Leibold, J. (2007) Reconfiguring Chinese Nationalism: How the Qing Frontier and its Indigenes Became Chinese. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. (Book details)
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Refereed Articles
Leibold, J. (forthcoming) 'More than a Category: Han Racial Nationalism on the Chinese Internet', The China Quarterly. (Preprint version - pdf 600 KB)
Leibold, J. (forthcoming) 'The Beijing Olympics and China’s Conflicted National Form', The China Journal. (Preprint version - pdf 560 KB)
Leibold, J. (2006) 'Competing Narratives of Racial Unity in Republican China: From the Yellow Emperor to Peking Man', Modern China, 32.2 (April): 181-220. (Preprint version - pdf 490 KB, or published version)
Leibold, J. (2005) 'Un-mapping Republican China’s Tibetan Frontier: Politics, Militarism and Ethnicity along the Kham/Xikang Border', The Chinese Historical Review, 12.2 (Fall): 191-227. (Preprint version - pdf 300 KB, or published version)
Leibold, J. (2004) 'Positioning "minzu" within Sun Yat-sen’s Discourse of Minzuzhuyi', Journal of Asian History, 38.1-2: 163-213. (Preprint version - pdf 325 KB, or published version)
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Book Chapters
Leibold, J. (forthcoming) 'Digging up or Filling in the Nation? The Spatial/Temporal Journey of Archaeology in Twentieth-century China', in Brian Moloughney and Peter Zarrow (eds) Making History Modern: Constructing the Discipline in China, Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.
Leibold, J. (2003) 'Rethinking Kuomintang National Minority Policy: The National Question and Regional Warlordism on the Early 20th Century Chinese Frontier'. In Cindy Yik-Yi Chu and Ricardo K.S. Mak (eds) China Reconstructs, Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, pp.103-24. (Preprint version - pdf 150 KB, or published version)
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Other Essays and Reports
Leibold, J. (2009) ‘Identification and Belonging’, Encyclopaedia of Modern China, volume 2, New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 281-3. (Preprint version- pdf 85 KB)
Leibold, J. (2009) ‘The minzu shibboleth’, Chinese Studies Association of Australia (CSAA) Newsletter, 38 (July): 4-7. (Published version - pdf 480 KB)
Leibold, J. (2009) ‘The Xinjiang Riots: Tried Paradigms, Fresh Tensions’, The China Beat [online], 14 July.
Leibold, J. (2008) 'Whose Peoples’ Games? Ethnic Identity and the 2008 Beijing Olympics', The China Beat [online], 3 December.
Leibold, J. (2008) 'Picking at the Wound: Nanjing 1937-8', Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies [online], 15 November.
Leibold, J. (2008) ‘Duelling Dreams at the 2008 Beijing Olympics’, The China Beat [online]
Leibold, J. (2008) ‘Time to Douse the Flame’, newmatilda.com [online]
Leibold, J. (2005) 'The Australia-China FTA: What’s at Stake?' La Trobe Forum, 25 (Autumn): 20-21.
Leibold, J. and Milner, A. (2004) 'Task Force Report: Positioning Australia in the Region and on the Global Map'. Report of the First Annual Future Summit, Sydney, pp.86-93.
Leibold, J. (2001) 'Features Article: No Joy for the Out-of-luck Club', South China Morning Post, 21 April: 1-3.
Leibold, J. (2000) 'Historical Spaces: Star Bright—Hong Kong’s Star Ferry', Face the East, 2: 56-8
Leibold, J. (1999) 'Historical Spaces: Sun Yat-sen’s Former French Concession Residence', Face the East, 1: 34-8
Leibold, J. (1999) 'The Double Edged Sword of Chinese Nationalism: Reactions to the Bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade', La Trobe Forum (Spring): 21-22.
Leibold, J. (1990) 'Nations of Color: Sino-African Relations in the 20th Century', Wittenberg University Journal of Asian Studies, 11.
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Book Reviews
Leibold, J (2008) ‘Failure and Chinese Nationalism’, H-Net Reviews. [online]
Leibold, J. (2006) 'Review of Historicizing Online Politics: Telegraphy, The Internet and Political Participation in China by Zhou Yongming', Asian Studies Review, 30.2 (July).
Leibold, J. (2006) 'Review of China in War and Revolution, 1895-1949 by Peter Zarrow', The China Journal, 56 (June): 184-86.
Leibold, J. (2006) 'Review of On the Margins of Tibet: Cultural Survival on the Sino-Tibetan Frontier by Åshild Kolås and Monika Thowsen', China Information, 20.2 (June): 331-333.
Leibold, J. (2005) 'Review of Spymaster: Dai Li and the Chinese Secret Service by Fredrick Wakeman', New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 7.1 (June): 168-71.
Leibold, J. (1999) 'Chinese Archives: Review Article', Journal of Oriental Studies, 34.2.
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Editorial Roles
China Regional Editor, Asian Studies Review, 2009 -
Series editor of the Melbourne Asia Policy Papers, 2002-05, which includes the following papers:
- Paul Dibb (2002) 'Australia’s Alliance with America'
- Tim McCormack (2003) 'Regional Enforcement of International Criminal Law Post-9/11'
- Peter Lloyd (2003) 'Australia’s Economic Diplomacy in Asia'
- Paul Monk (2003) 'North Korea’s Nuclear Program'
- Hugh White (2004) 'The US, Taiwan and the PRC: Managing China’s Rise'
- Joseph Lo Bianco (2005) 'Asian Languages in Australian Schools: Policy Options'
- Christopher Findlay (2005) 'Trade in Services: Policy Options and Implication for Australia-Asia Relations'
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Conference Papers and Presentations
(2009) ‘Han racial nationalism on the Chinese Internet’. Paper presented at the 60 Years of the People’s Republic: Transformation and Challenges Conference, University of Melbourne, 13-14 July.
(2009) ‘In search of Han: Early 20th century narratives of Chinese origins and development’. Paper presented at the Chinese Studies Association of Australia Conference, University of Sydney, 10-12 July.
(2008) ‘Whose Peoples’ Games? Ethnic identity and the 2008 Beijing Olympics’ Paper presented at Identity and Its Discontents Conference, University of Melbourne, 27-8 November.
(2008) ‘Between a ‘Snowball’ and a ‘Snowflake’: The Early 20th Century Discourse of Han Origins’. Paper presented at the Critical Han Studies Conference, Stanford University, 25-27 April.
(2007) 'Digging up or Filling in the Nation? The Spatial/Temporal Journey of Archaeology in Twentieth-century China'. Paper presented at The Formation and Development of Academic Disciplines in Twentieth-Century China,
Australian National University, 3-5 December.
(2006) 'A Singular or Plural Nation? Competing Narratives of Racial Identity in Wartime China, 1937-1945'. Paper presented at the Historical Society for Twentieth Century China Conference, Singapore National University.
(2005) 'From Empire to Nation: What held China Together?' Talk presented to the Melbourne Chinese Studies Group, 2 December.
(2005) 'Passage to a Nation-State: China’s Tumultuous Transition from Empire to Nation-state'. Talk presented to the Department of History, National Singapore University, 9 September.
(2005) 'A Research Agenda for the Exploration of Race, National Identity and Territoriality in Modern China'.
(2005) Talk presented to the Department of History, National Singapore University, 8 September.
(2005) 'Competing Narratives of Racial Unity in Republican China'. Paper presented at the Chinese Studies Association of Australia Conference, Bendigo, 30 June – 3 July.
(2004) 'Xikang: Power Politics and National Minority Policy along the Western Frontiers of Republican China'. Paper presented at the 15th Biennial conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Canberra, 29 June – 2 July.
(2001) 'Rethinking the Kuomintang’s Nationality Policy'. Paper presented at the Historical Society of 20th Century China Annual Meeting, Baptist University, Hong Kong, June 7-8.
(2001) 'Constructing the Zhonghua minzu: In Search of the Origins of Chinese Unity from the Yellow Emperor to Peking Man'. Paper presented at the American Historical Association Annual Meeting, Boston, January 4-7.
(1999) 'A "Race" for Survival: Positioning "Chinese Races" in Sun Yat-sen’s Discourse on Minzuzhuyi'. Paper presented at the Chinese Studies Association of Australia Conference, Murdoch University, 7-10 July.
(1996) 'The Discourse of Minzu in Early Modern China: Racial Discrimination, National Identity and Defining the Group that Matters, 1895-49'. Paper presented at the 5th Annual Graduate Students Conference on East Asia, Columbia University, February 9-11.
(1995) 'Problematising Minzu: Re-thinking & Expanding our Conceptualisation of Ethnicity in Modern China'. Paper presented at the Regional Conference of Asian Studies-Pacific Coast (ASPAC), Pacific University, June 16-18.
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