Nianshen Song is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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List of figures and tables Abbreviation of some sources, measures Acknowledgements A note on romanization Introduction: a lost stele and a multivocal river 1. Crossing the boundary: socioecology of the Tumen River region 2. Dynastic geography: demarcation as rhetoric 3. Making 'Kando': the mobility of a cross-border society 4. Taming the frontier: statecraft and international law 5. Boundary redefined: a multilayered competition 6. People redefined: identity politics in Yanbian Conclusion: our land, our people Epilogue: Tumen River, the film Selected bibliography Index.
List of figures and tables Abbreviation of some sources, measures Acknowledgements A note on romanization Introduction: a lost stele and a multivocal river 1. Crossing the boundary: socioecology of the Tumen River region 2. Dynastic geography: demarcation as rhetoric 3. Making 'Kando': the mobility of a cross-border society 4. Taming the frontier: statecraft and international law 5. Boundary redefined: a multilayered competition 6. People redefined: identity politics in Yanbian Conclusion: our land, our people Epilogue: Tumen River, the film Selected bibliography Index.
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