%0 Journal Article
%T On Population Movements during the Post-Ming Times: A Book Review on the Fifth and Sixth Volumes of Emigration History of China<br>明代以降六百年间中国的人口流动──评《中国移民史》明清近代分卷
%A BAO Weimin
%A <br>包伟民
%J 浙江大学学报(人文社会科学版)
%D 1999
%I 
%X The steps taken by the author to trace the population movements during the post-Ming times, are focused on the chaoscaused by wars, population lost, and then emigration waves. An emphasis is placed on seeking to know the number of emigrants andthe scope of the movements. A picture of population movements during the 600 years post-Ming period is presented. This is really abig project. More praiseworthy of this book is that it demonstrates a normative scholarly work to us: scholarly research is a process ofcriticism, inheritance, and accumulation. "Research" not abiding by this criterion is worthless.
%K emigration
%K chaos caused by war
%K scholarly criterion<br>移民
%K 战乱
%K 学术规范
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