Stretching the Qing Bureaucracy in the 1826 Sea-Transport Experiment - Leonard, Jane Kate
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In Stretching the Qing Bureaucracy, Jane Kate Leonard shows how the use of special ad hoc governing tools, such as recruitment (zhaoshang) of private organizations and the establishment of temporary bureaus (ju) enabled the Qing government to respond quickly and effectively to challenging problems to insure the survival of the dynasty.

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In Stretching the Qing Bureaucracy, Jane Kate Leonard shows how the use of special ad hoc governing tools, such as recruitment (zhaoshang) of private organizations and the establishment of temporary bureaus (ju) enabled the Qing government to respond quickly and effectively to challenging problems to insure the survival of the dynasty.
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Jane Kate Leonard (Ph.D. Cornell University, 1971) is professor emerita of history (University of Akron). She has published monographs on early nineteenth-century Chinese thought and institutions, including Wei Yuan and China's Rediscovery of the Maritime World (Harvard East Asian Studies, 1984); "Controlling from Afar." The Daoguang Emperor's Management of the Grand Canal Crisis, 1824-1826 (Ann Arbor; Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan, 1996).