Table of Contents
Introduction: Jack Wills and His Work and Influence.
1. Qing Opium Dependency and Republican Opium Autonomy.
2. Rivers of Blood & Roads of Bones: Sichuan in the Ming-Qing Transition.
3. Dueling Wills: Dutch Administration and Formosan Power, 1624-1668.
4. Sultan Hasanuddin's Rationale for Re-expansion: Avenging Tiworo's Defeat in the Seascape of the Spice Wars.
5. Maritime China in Global Military History: Some Reflections on the Chase Model.
6. The Military Implication of Zhu Wan’s Coastal Campaign in Southeastern China: Focusing on the Matchlock Gun (1548-1566).
7.The Seventeenth-Century Guangdong Pirates and Their Transnational Impact.
8. A Ship Full of Chinese Passengers: Princess Amelia’s Voyage from London to China in 1816-1817.
9. Hierarchy and Anarchy in Early Modern East Asia: The Tribute System as an International System.
10. Why Is China So Big? And Other Big Questions: An interview with John E.Wills, Jr., Amsterdam, 2005.
11. 2016 Postscript to the Itinerario Interview.
12. List of Publications by Jack Wills
Editor(s) Bio
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