Bibliography

John King Fairbank Books in Order

b. 1907 – d. 1991 · 81 books

There are 81 books by John King Fairbank on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Chinabound (1982). Series on this page include Cambridge History of China. The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Full Cambridge History of China reading order

Cambridge History of China reading order

  1. 14 Cambridge History of China Vol 14 2008
  2. 15 Cambridge History of China Vol 15 2008

Standalone books

  1. 1 The legalization of the opium trade before the treaties of 1858 1933 · 263 pages
  2. 2 The provisional system at Shanghai in 1853-54 1935 · 110 pages
  3. 3 The definition of the foreign inspector's status (1854-55) 1936 · 164 pages
  4. 4 Draft syllabus for a seminar in modern Chinese history 1941
  5. 5 Bibliographical guide to modern China 1948 · 80 pages
  6. 6 Chinese Communist publications 1949 · 122 pages
  7. 7 Next step in Asia 1949 · 90 pages
  8. 8 Ajia ni okeru tsugi no seisaku 1950 · 178 pages
  9. 9 Ch'ing documents 1952
  10. 10 Japanese studies of modern China 1955 · 331 pages
  11. 11 Chinese thought and institutions 1957
  12. 12 The United States and China (The American foreign policy library) 1958
  13. 13 Ch ing adminstration 1960 · 246 pages
  14. 14 A history of East Asian civilization 1960 · 954 pages
  15. 15 China: the people's middle kingdom and the U.S.A 1967 · 145 pages
  16. 16 The United States and China (Compass books) 1967
  17. 17 New views of China's tradition and modernization 1968
  18. 18 The United States & China -- Revised Edition 1969
  19. 19 Fairbank 1970 · 182 pages
  20. 20 Meiguo yu Zhongguo 1971 · 410 pages
  21. 21 THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA Policies in Chinese-American Relations 1971
  22. 22 The United Staes and China 1971
  23. 23 Missionary Enterprise in China and America 1974 · 442 pages
  24. 24 China perceived 1976 · 245 pages
  25. 25 China Old and New (Harvard Audio Visual Materials) 1976
  26. 26 China : tradition & transformation 1978 · 591 pages
  27. 27 The Cambridge History of China, Vol. 3: Sui and T'ang China, 589-906 AD, Part 1 1979 · 872 pages
  28. 28 Communist China 1955-1959 1981 · 622 pages
  29. 29 Chinabound 1982 · 480 pages
  30. 30 Jianqiao Zhongguo wan Qing shi, 1800-1911 nian 1985 · 828 pages
  31. 31 The great Chinese revolution: 1800-1985 1986 · 416 pages
  32. 32 America's China trade in historical perspective 1986 · 388 pages
  33. 33 Republican China, 1912-1949 1986 · 2,012 pages
  34. 34 Fei Zhengqing dui Hua hui yi lu 1991 · 561 pages
  35. 35 People's Republic Vol. 15, Pt. 2 1991 · 1,134 pages
  36. 36 Jianqiao Zhonghua min guo shi 1991
  37. 37 Fei Zhengqing ji 1992 · 476 pages
  38. 38 Fei Zhengqing zi zhuan 1993 · 616 pages
  39. 39 China - A New History 1994 · 540 pages
  40. 40 H.B. Morse, Customs Commissioner and historian of China 1995 · 314 pages
  41. 41 Meiguo yu Zhongguo (di 4 ban) (Fei Zhengqing wen ji) 1999 · 473 pages
  42. 42 The Cambridge History of China Volume 12 1999
  43. 43 Wei da de Zhongguo ge ming, 1800-1985 nian (Fei Zhengqing wen ji) 2000 · 443 pages
  44. 44 Historia Chin 2004 · 484 pages
  45. 45 Cambridge History of China 2007
  46. 46 Zhongguo de si xiang yu zhi du 2008 · 489 pages
  47. 47 United States and China 2009 · 660 pages
  48. 48 Histoire de la Chine (French Edition) 2010
  49. 49 Zhongguo de shi jie zhi xu 2010 · 317 pages
  50. 50 Fei Zhengqing Zhongguo hui yi lu 2013 · 464 pages
  51. 51 Research Guide for China's Response to the West 2013 · 84 pages
  52. 52 Chinese Ways in Warfare 2013 · 576 pages
  53. 53 Chinese World Order 2016 · 426 pages
  54. 54 The Manchu appeasement policy of 1843 484 pages
  55. 55 United States and China 3ed

Showing 57 of 81 titles.

Frequently asked questions

How many books has John King Fairbank written?

BookOrb lists 81 books by John King Fairbank.

Where should I start with John King Fairbank?

A good starting point is Chinabound (1982).

What is the John King Fairbank books in order list?

In publication order: 1. The legalization of the opium trade before the treaties of 1858 (1933), 2. The provisional system at Shanghai in 1853-54 (1935), 3. The definition of the foreign inspector's status (1854-55) (1936), 4. Draft syllabus for a seminar in modern Chinese history (1941), 5. Bibliographical guide to modern China (1948), 6. Chinese Communist publications (1949), 7. Next step in Asia (1949), 8. Ajia ni okeru tsugi no seisaku (1950), 9. Ch'ing documents (1952), 10. Japanese studies of modern China (1955), 11. Chinese thought and institutions (1957), 12. The United States and China (The American foreign policy library) (1958), 13. Ch ing adminstration (1960), 14. A history of East Asian civilization (1960), 15. China: the people's middle kingdom and the U.S.A (1967), and 42 more.

Which series did John King Fairbank write?

John King Fairbank series on BookOrb include Cambridge History of China.