Luman Wang holds a doctorate in history from the University of Southern California and now teaches at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Her research aims to narrate the long-ignored histories of the Chinese hinterland and its people on their own terms.

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• Introduction 1 Remittance Banking from the Hinterland: Capital, Trade, and Imperialism 2 Elements of Remittance banking in Late Imperial China 3 The political economy of remittance banking: the court, provinces, and market, 1850-1985 4 Private financiers in the age of financial centralization and modernization 5 Family histories of the Chinese hinterland capitalism

Luman Wang holds a doctorate in history from the University of Southern California and now teaches at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Her research aims to narrate the long-ignored histories of the Chinese hinterland and its people on their own terms.

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• Introduction 1 Remittance Banking from the Hinterland: Capital, Trade, and Imperialism 2 Elements of Remittance banking in Late Imperial China 3 The political economy of remittance banking: the court, provinces, and market, 1850-1985 4 Private financiers in the age of financial centralization and modernization 5 Family histories of the Chinese hinterland capitalism

Luman Wang holds a doctorate in history from the University of Southern California and now teaches at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Her research aims to narrate the long-ignored histories of the Chinese hinterland and its people on their own terms.

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• Introduction 1 Remittance Banking from the Hinterland: Capital, Trade, and Imperialism 2 Elements of Remittance banking in Late Imperial China 3 The political economy of remittance banking: the court, provinces, and market, 1850-1985 4 Private financiers in the age of financial centralization and modernization 5 Family histories of the Chinese hinterland capitalism