According to Wikipedia, Niki Joseph Paul Alsford is a British academic specializing in Taiwan studies. Upon completing his bachelor's degree with honours at the University of Southampton, Alsford pursued a master's degree at National Chengchi University in Taiwan, followed by a doctorate at SOAS, University of London. He is a professor in Asia Pacific studies at the University of Central Lancashire. Alsford was nominated a fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society in 2013, a fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2017, and a fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland in 2019.
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Published Works
The Witnessed Account of British Resident John Dodd at Tamsui (2010) (4)
Review of Douglas Fix and John Shufelt(eds.), Charles Le Gendre: Notes of Travel in Formosa. Tainan: National Museum of Taiwan History, 2012 (2013) (3)
Chronicling Formosa: Setting the foundations for the presbyterian mission, 1865-1876 (2015) (2)
The Forgotten Little White House: A Retrospective View of the British Customs House in Tamsui (2010) (1)
THE 1935 HSINCHU-TAICHUNG EARTHQUAKE: Natural Disasters as Public History (2020) (1)
Torn Between Two Worlds: Rev. Shoki Coe, Domesticity, and the Taiwanese Self-Determination Movement. In The Shaping of Christianity in China (2017) (0)
Local Aesthetics with Foreign Perceptions: The Formosan Collection Housed at the British Museum『他者視角下的地方美感』─ 大英博物館臺灣藏品圖錄出版與倫敦展示計畫草案 (2018) (0)
Voices of the Grave: Digital Necrogeography of Treaty Port Cemeteries on the Qing Dynasty Coastal Trade, 1800-1900 (2009) (0)
‘Thou Therefore Endure Hardness’: The Presbyterian Church of England (PCE) collections at SOAS and the establishment of a maritime medical mission in southern Taiwan (2013) (0)
