Management group
Geremie R. Barmé, CIW Director and Professor of Chinese History at ANU; works on intellectual history, culture and heritage issues. He has engaged in film, website and writing projects in the United States, China and Hong Kong.
Benjamin Penny, CIW Research Fellow at ANU and Deputy Director, CIW; has focused his research to date on religious and spiritual movements in modern and contemporary China, and medieval religious Daoism.
Carolyn Cartier, Professor of human geography and China studies in the China Research Centre of the University of Technology Sydney; specialises in urbanisation and regional development in contemporary China.
Gloria Davies, Associate Professor at Monash University; has published on a diverse range of historical, cultural and political issues in Chinese studies, and has an abiding interest in the differences between Chinese and Western approaches to critical inquiry.
Jane Golley, CIW Research Fellow at ANU; an economist focused on a range of Chinese transition and development issues, including regional inequality, demographic change and economic growth, household consumption and carbon emissions, and urban labour markets.
Richard Rigby, Professor and Executive Director of the ANU China Institute; a former diplomat with an academic background in Chinese history, and a continuing interest in regional issues and the Australia-China relationship.
Luigi Tomba, CIW Fellow; specialises in Chinese urbanisation and urban politics. He has worked on China's labour reform (marketisation, ideology, mobility and policy) and more recently on urban governance, residential segregation, urban citizenship and the political discourses of stratification, 'quality' and the middle class.
Sue Trevaskes, Associate Professor and ARC QEII Research Fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute at Griffith University; her research focuses on Chinese criminal justice issues including state responses to serious crime and the practice of the death penalty in China.
