Gregory Blue, University of Victoria
Associate Professor
Department of History
Victoria, British Columbia
blueg@uvic.ca
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Since 1990 Gregory Blue has taught world history in the History Department of the University of Victoria, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Prior to taking that position, from 1977 until 1990, he was a research associate at the Needham Research Institute / East Asian History of Science Libra...
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Bio/Research
Since 1990 Gregory Blue has taught world history in the History Department of the University of Victoria, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Prior to taking that position, from 1977 until 1990, he was a research associate at the Needham Research Institute / East Asian History of Science Library, where he also acted as the personal assistant to Joseph Needham.
Gregory Blue's current research projects include work on the history of Western views of Chinese history and society and an intellectual biography of Joseph Needham. He has research interests in international politics, Western intellectual and cultural history, the comparative history of science, international social movements, comparative economic and social history, Chinese and Indian history since 1400, and the history of colonial and post-colonial societies.
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Gregory Blue's current research projects include work on the history of Western views of Chinese history and society and an intellectual biography of Joseph Needham. He has research interests in international politics, Western intellectual and cultural history, the comparative history of science, international social movements, comparative economic and social history, Chinese and Indian history since 1400, and the history of colonial and post-colonial societies.
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