Andrew M. LAW
B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Received his BA in English studies and Sociology at Bath Spa University (1994-1997) (UK); he then received an MA in Contemporary Sociology: Studies in social and political order from Durham University (1997-1998) (UK), before completing a PhD in human Geography (as a social science) at Newcastle University (1999-2004), (UK). His research relates to the use and abuse of history, historical imaginaries, historical simulacra and nostalgia within social, cultural, political and architectural and town planning based movements; he also investigates the philosophy, sociology and politics of tangible and intangible based heritage within the built and natural environment
andrew.law@newcastle.ac.ukArticles
Searching for Economic and Cosmopolitan Roots: the Historical Discourse of
“Hankou Merchant Port Nostalgia” in the Central Chinese City of Wuhan 武汉
DOI: 10.4305/METU.JFA.2017.2.14