Du Shuhai Ph.D.
Associateprofessor.
E-mail: huashu870@aliyun.com
Education
2011, Ph.D., SUN YAT-SEN University, In historical anthropology.
Professional Experience
2011/09-present, assistant/associate professor, school of humanities, Xiamen University.
Research Area
The history of Sino-Vietnamese borderland, popular belief and rituals of south China.
Courses Taught
Historical anthropology; Theories and policy of Minzu in China;Traditional village society and new village construction inChina
Selected Publications
DU Shuhai(2016)“Social Class Change and Cultural Transformation in Qing Frontier Ethnic Region: A Case Study of Commemorative Stele Inscriptions in Jingxi County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region”,Chinese Journal of Sociology(in Chinese Version), 36(1),2016;
DU Shuhai(2016)“The Emperor, King and Chieftains: On the Empire's Ideology around the Expedition against Vietnam during the Jiajing Period of the Ming dynasty”, Journalof Xiamen University(Arts& Social Sciences),No.233(01) , 2016;
Du Shuhai (2014) “Between Hill People and the State: Reviews on James C. Scott’s Study of Zomia”, World Ethno-National Studies, No.2, 2014;
Du Shuhai(2013)“The Political Trends of Native Chieftains in the Upstream Areas of the ZUO River of Guangxi from the Late Song dynasty to the Early Ming dynasty:The Making of Ancestral Story Based on Tomb Epitaphs of Prefect Huang”, Ethno—National Studies,No.4, 2013;
Du Shuhai(2013)“Re-think on the ‘Country Fair’ Phenomenon in Taiping Zhou of Guangxi during the Period of Late Qing Dynasty to Early Republic of China” , Researches in ChineseEconomical History ,No.3, 2013;
Du Shuhai (2013)“How China Has Attained Cultural Unity beyond Diversity: Controversy over Standardization of Gods and Orthopraxy among Scholars in China and Abroad”, Folklore Studies, No.4, 2013;
Du Shuhai(2013)“The Social Function of popular Belief: A Case Study on the Literatures and Fieldwork in Guangxi Province” , Religious Studies, No.3, 2013;
Du Shuhai(2013)“The Transformation of Production Method of Small Ethnic Groups:A Case Study on Guangxi’s Jing People in the Tonkin Gulf”, Heilongjiang EthnicStudies, No.2, 2013;