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	Academic Reseach Grants   Regulation Scholarship Holders Research Grant Lectures   The Development of MacaoY Ocean Culture     孏he Changing Role of MacaoY Port in the Late Qing Dynasty/a>     Lssues Relating to the Standard of Living and Consumption in Macao during the Qing Dynasty/a>     Jrowing up in Macao: A Study of Materialistic Values among Children and Adolescents/a>     孏emples in Macao Dedicated to the Earth God/a>     尞icit and Illicit Commerce in China: Portuguese Crown, Private Companies and Merchants at Macao, 1770-1835/a>     鏠ommerce and Consumption: Merchants and Opium at Batavia over the 18th Century/a>     孏he Survival of Empire Revisited: Personal and Professional Reflections upon Macao and the History of China/a>     Dgency, Monopoly and Commerce, 1674 1774: The Administrators of the Junta do Tabaco/a>     孏he Historical Influence of Portuguese Civilization in Goa and Macao during the 15th-17th Centuries/a>     The New American Specie(s): The Speculative Logic of Natural Classification in The Journals of Major Samuel Shaw, the First American Consul at Canton (1847)     Struggling to Survive Adversity The Development and Popularization of the Gaming Industry in Macao (1847-1911)     Lou Kau's Family History     Lou Kau's Family History     Macao in the Making of Early Sino-US Relations, 1784-1844     Portuguese India: The Indian Ocean Space, Urban Systems, and Colombo     In Search of Folk Humour The Rebellious Cult of Na Tcha in Macao     The Growth of Macao's Chinese Community in the Mid-Qing Period: Urban Changes during the Reigns of Emperors Qianlong and Jiaqing     Jo緌 Rodrigues: a 16th Century Missionary in Japan     Captives and "Bichas", Girls and Servants: Female Social Subordination and The Formation of Macao Matrimonial Market (1590-1725)     The Rites Controversy: Carlo Tommaso Maillard de Tournon in China     Macao, Europe and Brazil: Tastes and trading in Chinese precious products     George Chinnery and the Chinnery School     China's Image in Fern緌 Mendes Pinto's Peregrina誽o     /span>Macao and Hong Kong: Living with borders, overcoming borders/a>     孏he 400th Anniversary of BeijingY Nantang (South) Church: Testament to Chinese and Western Cultural Exchange during the Ming and Qing Dynasties     Yiews of Old Macao/a>   Online Resources   450 Years of Luso-Chinese Relations   Review of Culture Database Links   Macao Historical Archives   Macao Central Lirbrary   Macao Museum Inquiries     Academic Research Grant Regulations    Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Macao S.A.R. Government (IC) announces the Cultural Affairs Bureau Research Grant Regulations, a revised scheme founded on the Cultural Affairs Bureau Scholarship Programme implemented for thirteen competitions, to further promote academic research on Macao issues. With more specific criteria, greater openness and enhanced conditions, the grant is aimed at supporting academic research projects in the Humanities that make a significant original contribution to the understanding of Macao, and of Macao's relationship with China and other countries.