ZivaHub2026 · dataset
Yuqi Jin: The World of Stimulants in Modern China (1858-1950)<p dir="ltr">Today, the word “stimulant” evokes tea, coffee, drugs, or sports doping. This study examines the history of stimulants in modern China, showing how different actors actively reshaped medical knowledge, practices, and stimulant culture across different medical and cultural contexts. As an imported term, “stimulants” was not a fixed medical category in nineteenth-century China. Between
ZivaHub + HKU DataHub + DaYta Ya Rona + figshare + Loughborough Research Repository + UP Research Data Repository2026 · Astronomical catalogue
Dataset with Newspaper Articles about the Belgian Relief Fund (Tokyo)<p dir="ltr">This dataset has been created to accompany a journal article on the activities of the Belgian Relief Fund in Tokyo with as title: ‘For the Wounded and Belgian Refugees’: The Agency of Wives of Belgian Diplomats in the Activities of the Belgian Relief Fund in Tokyo During the First World War. Parts of this article base itself on research conducted on a set of newspaper articles that co
figshare + Loughborough Research Repository2026 · Astronomical catalogue
<b>Gendered Migration</b> in Meiji Period<p dir="ltr">The dataset used in "<b>Sex and the City in Japan: Gendered Migration, Labour, and Marriage in the Early 20th Century</b>"</p>
Teesside University Research Data Repository2024 · dataset
Sustainable Democratic Education: Analyzing Democratization and Disruption During Indonesian Election of 1955The 1955 Indonesian Elections affected not just the first general election conducted by the country. This first election gave adequate opportunity for every Indonesian to directly choose their candidate for parliament and constituents (the body charged with law formulation). Based on conditions of a large voter turnout and fierce party rivalry, the 1955 election was judged democratic. Notwithstand
ZivaHub2002 · dataset · unknown
Taiwan's U.N. membership campaign in the 1990's: an analysis based upon human needs theory<p>The author in this Master's thesis introduces Human Needs Theory and supplementary propositions to interpret Taiwan's diplomatic campaign for United Nations membership in the 1990s. The theory attributes the momentum of conflict to humanity's inner aspirations, which may be categorized into three groups: needs, values, and interests. Furthermore, the theory highlights individuals and social gro