Christian de Pee

Professor advancing research in the historical landscapes of medieval China, Christian de Pee is a distinguished faculty member at the University of Michigan's History Department. His scholarly pursuits delve into the intricate tapestry of 8th to 14th-century China, with a focus on the interplay between textual narratives, urban development, imperial authority, ritualistic practices, and archaeological findings. Professor de Pee's work is widely recognized, with his insightful publications gracing esteemed journals such as History of Science and The Medieval Globe. His research not only illuminates the complexities of medieval Chinese society but also contributes to a broader understanding of historical processes and cultural transformations. In addition to his teaching and research responsibilities, Professor de Pee is actively involved with the Center for Chinese Studies and the Center for Japanese Studies at the University of Michigan. His interdisciplinary approach and affiliations underscore his commitment to fostering a comprehensive understanding of East Asian history and its global implications. Through his work, Professor de Pee continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, advancing the field of history with his innovative perspectives and dedication to scholarly excellence.