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DACHS - Digital Archive for Chinese Studies

Our aim is archiving and making accessible Internet resouces relevant for Chinese Studies,
with special emphasis given on social and political discourse as reflected by articulations on the Chinese Internet.

About Dachs	For further information on DACHS, our collection policy, legal issues or the technical infrastructure you might want to take a look at the Introduction.
Access	To access the collection use the box on the right or got to the Metadata search (simple, advanced or recent downloads). For a short overview of the collection take a look at the table of contents. The login process does not work correctly with Mozilla browsers. Therefore, until we can solve this problem we recommend to use other browsers, i.e. Internet Explorer. More information on how to access the collection is given here.
Newsletter	Read ChinaResourceNews for descriptions of the latest acquisitions in DACHS and ChinaResource.org.
Publications	DACHS was last presented at the JISC, DPC and UK Web Archiving Consortium Workshop "missing links: the enduring web", London, 21 Jul 2009. Take a look at the powerpoint presentation.
Links	Information on digital archives, digital preservation and related projects can be found here.
Contact & Management	How to contact us - the people behind DACHS.

News and Access:

The Control of the Media in the People's Republic of China
New Special Collection edited
by N. Volland

View this month's downloads:

DACHS Leiden:
Access the collection of our cooperation partner in the Netherlands.

Table of Contents
A short overview of the collection

Metadata Search

This service is provided by the Institute of Chinese Studies, University of Heidelberg, Germany.
Funded by the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach-Foundation from 2001 until 2004.
Funded by the German Research Foundation since 2005 as part of the "Virtuelle Fachbibliothek Ost- und Südostasien".

Last Update: 4 February 2011 (CS)