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Victor Zatsepine is a research assistant professor of history at the University of Hong Kong. He holds degrees from Beijing Language and Culture University, Harvard and the University of British Columbia, and specializes in China’s frontier history and the history of Sino-Russian encounters.
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"This well-conceived and truly interdisciplinary volume is a welcome addition to the existing historiography on the colonial built environment in Asia. As the editors note, a focus on the colonial built environment 'exposes multiple-layers of empire-making and of conquest, both ideological and real.'
Shared connections within this fairly concentrated, compact region with easy access to the sea, as well as differences such as variations in topography and climate the colonizers confronted, are succinctly stated. The book's regional focus reveals the multiple imperial incursions and processes of colonization by various imperial powers, and the point of revising narratives over-emphasizing the role of the British empire is well taken." — Haejeong Hazel Hahn, Seattle University
"Harbin to Hanoi is an important cross-disciplinary contribution to the analysis of the built environment in the context of colonial and imperial history in Asia from 1840 to 1940. The editors have collected an impressive collection of essays that provide novel insights into the multiple and varied interaction of colonial powers from Europe and Japan notably in China and northern Indochina. The authors illustrate the diverse actors of colonization both global and local and their impact on built form in different historical context and diverse geographical areas inviting a re-evaluation of the relationship between what is often called the 'colonizer' and the 'colonized'." — Carola Hein, Bryn Mawr College
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