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Global China: Resistance and Adaptation- Made in China Summer School 2020
13 July 2020 to 17 July 2020
In recent years, China’s global push has presented the international community with new opportunities and challenges. In particular, the rapid influx of Chinese outbound investment into a variety of industries has been seen as either a blessing or a curse. Xi Jinping’s signature Belt and Road...
Meet Lin Cui: From Data to Decisions
2 April 2020
Lin Cui is Professor of international business in the ANU Research School of Management. In this interview, he speaks to us about what attracted him to the ANU, the changing role of Chinese FDI to Australia, and his new research project on how Chinese multinational enterprises can best manage...
Meet Annie Ren: Global Citizen, Chinese Classics’ Enthusiast and Martial Arts Fiction Translator
26 March 2020
Annie Ren is a PhD candidate at the School of Culture, History, and Language by day, and, more recently, a martial arts fiction translator by night!
In this interview, Annie speaks to us about what sparked her interest in undertaking a PhD on Hongloumeng 紅樓夢 — a famous 18th century Chinese...
Meet Ivan Franceschini: Filmmaker, Translator and Made in China Journal co-editor
12 March 2020
Joining The Australian National University in 2015, Dr Ivan Franceschini is an expert on labour and civil society in China. As an erudite and open-minded scholar, he also takes great interest in Chinese classical literature and is a documentary filmmaker. Dr Franceschini spoke to us about the...
Meet Dr Hongbo Ji, Asia Foundation Fellow
5 March 2020
Dr Hongbo Ji is an Asia Foundation Fellow at the Australian Centre on China in the World, January 2020–January 2021. With years of experience in international development from disaster management to women's empowerment, her current research interest is in China's constructive global...
India under threat? Delhi issues warning to China over ‘threats to our sovereignty’
30 January 2020
CHINESE vessels have started to enter the Indian Ocean at an increasing rate causing alarm over Beijing's territorial encroachment.
Call for Papers: Remembering Taiwan's Martial Law Conference 憶起戒嚴
12 December 2019
Martial Law — 1947-1987 — lies at the heart of narratives shaping the contemporary identities of Taiwanese people. Experiences of the period are relived through expressions of individual and collective memories, through arts and literature, language and politics, and a multitude of everyday...
Gender discrimination in China’s labour income
14 November 2019
Income inequality has been a persistent feature of China’s rapid growth and development since the late 1970s. A gender earnings gap has persisted in urban China throughout the reform period despite a narrowing of the gender gap in educational attainment in recent years. Most of the earnings gap is...
