Việt Nam: borderless histories

Frontmatter\nPreface (page vii)\nA Note on Terminology/Transliteration (page ix)\nIntroduction: The Construction of Vietnamese Historical Identities (NHUNG TUYET TRAN AND ANTHONY REID, page 3)\n1. Research on the Vietnamese Village: Assessment and Perspectives (PHAN HUY LÊ, page 23)\nConstructing Việt against Hán World\n	2. Lê Văn Hưu and Ngô Sĩ Liên: A Comparison of Their Perception of Vietnamese History (YU INSUN, page 45)\n	3. Chinese Gunpowder Technology and Đại Viêt, ca. 1390-1497 (SUN LAICHEN, page 72)\n	4. Beyond the Myth of Equality: Daughters\' Inheritance Rights in the Lê Code (NHUNG TUYET TRAN, page 121)\nSouthern Pluralities\n	5. The Eighteenth-Century Mekong Delta and Its World of Water Frontier (LI TANA, page 147)\n	6. One Region, Two Histories: Cham Precedents in the History of the Hội An Region (CHARLES WHEELER, page 163)\n	7. Transnationalism and Multietnicity in the Early Nguyễn Ánh Gia Long Period (WYNN WILCOX, page 194)\nRediscovering Vietnamese-European Encounters\n	8. Crossing Oceans, Crossing Boundaries: The Remarkable Life of Philiphê Binh (1759-1832) (GEORGE DUTTON, page 219)\n	9. Strangers in a Foreign Land: Vietnamese Soldiers and Workers in France during World War I (KIMLOAN HILL, page 256)\n	10. Recasting Pigneau de Béhaine: Missionaries and the Politics of French Colonial History, 1894-1914 (JAMES P. DAUGHTON, page 290)\nGlossary (page 325)\nBibliography (page 332)\nContributors (page 367)\nIndex (page 370)