Australian Centre on China in the World

This presentation begins by outlining China's current macroeconomic context, characterized by subdued external demand, significant property sector adjustments, and persistent pressures on domestic

The Cultural Revolution saw out the Mao era in China with a decade-long orgy of violence and cultural destruction.

In the new CIW exhibition, 金 (Metal), artist

Join Geoff Isaac in launching the new CIW exhibition, 金 (Metal), by artist Kien Situ.

This talk demonstrates that studying queer Hong Kong requires an alternative framework of “queer globalities.” Conceptually, queer globalities illustrates the convergent dynamics of global queer ri

Economic inequality is a persistent challenge for China’s policymaker. The 2025 ANU China in the World Forum presents new research on inequality and common prosperity in China.