Saturday, November 23 / 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM • Spire Parlor (Floor 6)

Session 184
Social Actors inside, outside, and in between Early Modern States

Chair: Kerice Doten-Snitker, Santa Fe Institute
Discussant: Mark Cohen, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

1. There Are 32 Kinds of People: The Early Modern State and Its Social Categorizations • Martin Andersson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.

2. Imagined Society of Polish Nobility in the Early Modern Period vs. Hard Numbers • Piotr Guzowski, University of Bialystok.

3. Constructing Political Order and Universal Empire in Early Modern China • Macabe Keliher, Southern Methodist University.

4. Agents, Double Agents or Brokers? The Changing Agency of Intermediary Tribal Groups in the Ming Empire (1368-1644) • Liping Wang, University of Hong Kong; Geng Tian, Peking University.

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