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Peter C. Perdue

濮德培

Peter C. Perdue is a major figure in the history of Chinese studies, with work spanning history, global connections, social history. This dossier distinguishes the person's scholarship from what can—and cannot—yet be verified about the Chinese name.

United States

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The Chinese-language form is recorded in the editorial dossier; source-level usage and origin remain unreviewed.

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The Chinese-language form is recorded in the editorial dossier; source-level usage and origin remain unreviewed.

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Scholarship in context.

Peter C. Perdue studies Ming-Qing agriculture, population, environmental history, frontiers, Eurasian connections, and Qing imperial expansion. His major works address long-term agricultural change in Hunan and the Qing conquest of Central Asia.

He helped redirect Chinese history from an internal history of dynasties in the Han heartland toward the histories of a multiethnic empire, ecological frontiers, and Eurasian relations. His scholarship is especially productive when read alongside New Qing history, environmental history, and comparative imperial history.

Research areas: history · global-history · society. The claim ledger below separates sourced facts from editorial interpretation.

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    Peter C. Perdue is represented in the source dossier as a major figure in history, global connections, social history.

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