معرفی
Dr. Nora Yitong Qiu is a Lecturer in Modern East Asian History at University College London's Department of History. Her research focuses on social interactions, power dynamics, and identity formation across the Qing Empire, Republic of China, and PRC eras, with emphasis on economic development's socio-cultural dimensions. She holds a PhD in Economic History from LSE (2022), M.Sc. from LSE (2018), and B.A. from Mount Holyoke College (2017).
- Education:
- PhD in Economic History, LSE (2018–2022)
- M.Sc. (Research) Economic History, LSE (2017–2018)
- B.A. Economics & History, Mount Holyoke College (2013–2017)
- Research Projects: Material culture of Qing/Republican China, legal pluralism in Qing borderlands, origins of East Asian payment systems, Jiangbei environmental/political history.
- Teaching: 'Making History', 'Global Economy since 1700', and courses on East Asian modern history.
- External Roles: Associate Faculty at University of Oxford's History Department and Glocobank.
Her work integrates quantitative/qualitative methods to explore modernity, inequality, and cross-cultural interactions. She contributed to the British Museum's 2023 China's Hidden Century exhibition, voicing Empress Dowager Cixi and performing Manchu script translation.
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