Habsburgs going global. The Austro-Hungarian Concession in Tientsin/Tianjin in China (1901-1917)
Concessions were strictly delimited enclaves within key trading cities in China, ceded to and governed by foreign powers after ‘unequal treaties’ resulting from military campaigns. Within the international concession of Tientsin (today’s Tianjin), a city to the south-east of Beijing, nine nations...
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| Natura: | Online |
| Lingua: | inglese |
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Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
2022
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| Soggetti: |
ÖFOS 2012
> TECHNICAL SCIENCES (2)
> Construction Engineering (201)
> Architecture (2012)
> History of architecture (201201)
ÖFOS 2012
> HUMANITIES (6)
> History, Archaeology (601)
> History, Archaeology (6010)
> Global history (601023)
ÖFOS 2012
> TECHNICAL SCIENCES (2)
> Construction Engineering (201)
> Architecture (2012)
> Building cultural heritage (201215)
ÖFOS 2012
> TECHNISCHE WISSENSCHAFTEN (2)
> Bauwesen (201)
> Architektur (2012)
> Architekturgeschichte (201201)
ÖFOS 2012
> GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTEN (6)
> Geschichte, Archäologie (601)
> Geschichte, Archäologie (6010)
> Globalgeschichte (601023)
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| Riassunto: | Concessions were strictly delimited enclaves within key trading cities in China, ceded to and governed by foreign powers after ‘unequal treaties’ resulting from military campaigns. Within the
international concession of Tientsin (today’s Tianjin), a city to the south-east of Beijing, nine nations were present (1860-1946), but the Austro-Hungarian concession (1901-17) fell into oblivion.
Filling this scientific gap is the overall goal of this book: its urban and architectural history will be contextualised here for the first time, making use of hitherto unknown archival material. |
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