BOOK MANUSCRIPT UNDER PREPARATION
"Living the Qing Way: Objects, Power, and Identity in Late Imperial China" Cornell University Press
"Encounters: The Qing Empire in 50 Objects," Routledge, Contracted, 2028 December
"The Manchu State in Its Own Words: A Textbook and Sourcebook," UCL Press
PUBLICATIONS AND SUBMISSIONS
Articles:
"Power and Identity in the Qing Empire: A Study of Manchu and Han Elite Material Culture Through Confiscation Inventories" accepted to Journal of Asian Studies.
"Dress, Power, and Identity in the Qing Empire, An Investigation of Dress Ownership Found in the Confiscation Inventories, " accepted to Central Asiatic Journal.
"Disciplining the State: Confiscation and Strategic Governance in Late Imperial Qing China," with Xiaooyun Tang revision to Past and Present.
"Ruling and Healing: Managing Health and Empire in Qing China 1644-1912" submitted to T’oung Pao.
"The Emperor’s Remedy: Medicinal Gift-Giving and Politics of Ping’an Pills in Qing China" commissioned and submitted to Itinerario special issue
"Modernizing the Empire: Banking and Currency Reforms in Late Qing China, 1850–1912," submitted Journal of Chinese History.
"Cross-border Correspondent Banking Networks: Global Patterns and China’s Strategic Integration 1920–2005" to American Historical Review.
"China in times of Change: Household Accounts of Shandong Qingdao Stage Manager 1955-2001" with Bas Van Leeuwen, revise and resubmit to China Quarterly.
"Confiscation as Governance: Imperial Sanctions and Elite Networks in Qing China " with Xiaoyun Tang and Sining Lyu to The American Political Science Review.
Book Chapters:
Qiu, Yitong, and Catherine Schenk. “Payments Across Financial Sanctions: The Case of Shanghai Commercial Bank in Hong Kong, 1949–65.” In Cross-border Payment Systems in Historical Perspective, edited by Catherine Schenk and Marianna Astore.
Hatase, Mariko, Yitong Qiu, and Catherine Schenk. “Japanese Correspondent Banking in the 20th Century: Strategy and Structure.” In Cross-border Payment Systems in Historical Perspective, edited by Catherine Schenk and Marianna Astore.
WORKING PROJECTS
“The Taste of Care: Medicine, Cuisine, and Distinction in Qing Households” commissioned by Cambridge History of Medicine
“Credit, Correspondents, and Urban Finance: Shanghai and Tianjin’s Global Correspondent Networks, 1920–1949” Book Chapter in Crisis, Credibility, and Institutional Practice in East Asia
“Correspondent Banking and China’s Financial Market Integration, 1970–2000” Book Chapter in Crisis, Credibility, and Institutional Practice in East Asia
“Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank 1915-1970” with Xiaoyun Tang.
“Trade-war, Diplomacy, and Border Control in Qing-Russian Relations”
"Guilds, Social Mobility, and Migration in Qing China" with Patrick Wallis.
BOOK REVIEWS
"Elif Akcetin and Suraiya Faroqhi, eds, Living the Good Life: Consumption in the Qing and Ottoman Empires of the Eighteenth century, Leiden: Brill 2018," Bulletin of Academic Sinica, Vol 109: 139-147.
"Foreign Banks and Global Finance in Modern China: Banking on the Chinese Frontier, 1870–1919. By Ghassan Moazzin, Cambridge University Press, " The Economic History Review 2023: 1364–1365.
"Wong, Max WL. Legal Pluralism in Qing China: Transplantation and Transformation. 1st ed. Boston: BRILL, 2024. " Law and History Review
"Kent, Stacie. Coercive Commerce: Global Capital and Imperial Governance at the End of the Qing Empire, Hong Kong University Press, 2024 272 pp., HK$395 (hardback)." Asian Studies Review
"Schonebaum, Andrew. Observing the Unseen: Curiosity and Common Knowledge in Early Modern China, University of Washington Press" American Historical Review