- Enter [ china ; law ] for "China" and "law".
- Enter [ china , law ] for "China" or "law".
- Use # as a wildcard (but de-activate the partial match box in this case!). [ #qin ] will thus also be able to find "guqin" (a Chinese music instrument).
- Make use of the activated partial match box; thus [ chin ] will find "China" and "Chinese"!
- Remember that the romanization for Chinese characters used in this guide is Hanyu pinyin.
- Searching for Chinese characters is not possible.
- European Association of Sinological Librarians
- EASL - Membership Directory
- EASL - BEASL - Forum
- EASL - European China Library Groups
- EASL - European Sinological Libraries
- EASL - Libraries
- SSELP - Sinological Serials in European Libraries Project
- EASL - Chinese Periodicals in French Libraries
- Chinese Periodicals in British Libraries
- EASL - Conferences
- EASL - Library Associations
- EASL - Bookdealers & Publishers
- EASL - Resources on East Asian Culture
- EASL - Art, Cinema & Music
- EASL - History
- EASL - Medicine
- EASL - Bibliographies & Reference Works
- EASL - New Media & Discussion Lists
- EASL - General Information on Asia
- EASL - Universities in East Asia
- EASL - Academic Institutions
- EASL - Politics, Law & Human Rights
- EASL - Dictionaries
- EASL - Computer & Software
- EASL - Language Courses
- EASL - How to read CJK on the Internet
- EASL - News & Searching Tools
Please note: EASL homepage will move to www.easl.org! Please update your bookmarks.
European Association of Sinological Librarians
This WWW subtree introduces the European
Association of Sinological Librarians
(EASL).
This document and the associated WWW pages provide online
access to information on EASL. Included is the Bulletin
of the European Association of Sinological Librarians (BEASL),
and detailed information on European Sinological
Libraries. Apart from that EASL hompage offers access to available
online resources dealing with China (and also Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan
and Korea).
Since the beginning of 1998 I also maintain the libraries'
part of the China
WWW Virtual Library : Libraries and Library Resources for Chinese Studies.
In order to save time and work, and not to copy my own WWW sites, some
parts of the new libraries' page are now included in EASL homepage:
This site will be continuously be updated! Please feel
free to mail kaun@sino.uni-kiel.de
if you know of any other relevant addresses not on this list or any change
of current URLs. Your feedback is gratefully appreciated.
These sites are maintained by Matthias
Kaun, and always under construction and continuously be updated!
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