Making History aims to give students an understanding of the role and importance of historiography (the particular ‘spin’ or interpretation in history) and an awareness of significant historiographical changes in the discipline of history as a whole.
Marshall Poe
Cambridge University
Marshall Poe
one.students
Sin Wang Chong
CUHK Anthropology
New Books Network
thechinesehistorypodcast
New Books Network
New Books Network
Reza Hasmath
ArchaeoChats
NIAS and its academic partners
Christopher Bremner-Macdonald
Dario Estrabao
University of Glasgow
Winning Peace Conference
UCL
UCL
Anthony and Patrick
RTHK.HK
Academy of Achievement
Lowy Institute
Sci-Tech Asia Research Network
None
Oxford University
The Spark Podcast
Jasmine H. Low
natalie
Uche Sam
Jonathan Chatwin
Tortoise Media
Lixin Foo
Auntology
None
None
NRCEM ChineseEdMobilities
Paul Fordyce
Migratory Patterns
Western Academy of Beijing
Nick Pozek
NewsChina
UoY Community Project Team
forrenconcepts
USMARADIO
The Mashead
, RTI
Dhevarajan Devadas
Sophia Lander
RTHK.HK
study2studyy
Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies
Matthew Rothwell
Lamar
Emre Senturk
Lachlan Peters
RTHK.HK
ILY
Juan Venancio
unCoVer疫中人
Imperator
NA GUANG
handy Hasan
Martin Dusinberre
Chatty Cantonese
China Australia Writing Centre
Ella
The Seasoned Migrant
Helron Zheng
Center for East Asian Studies, UW—Madison
Manamee Guha and Hollie Marquess
Global Taiwan Institute
The Buddy Pass
CGTN EUROPE
International Campaign for Tibet
The Open University
UCL Asiatic Affairs
Monologue Pier
Podcasts from the UCLA Asia Pacific Center
None
Becky Casado
China and the World Program
RTHK.HK
Common Room Convos
International Immersion
IUP Hawks Abroad
Minghui Radio: Falun Gong / Falun Dafa
Pacific Atrocities Education
Et Soh
None
Yung Lo
Harvard Fairbank Center for Ch
Et Soh
NüVoices
Cambridge University
BBC Radio 4
Taiwanese Diaspora
Annie Wang and Angela Yu