This exhibition presents a selection of Chinese funerary art from the collection of the National Gallery of Australia.
This year’s CIW Forum reflects on Mao’s legacy across half a century of political, social and economic transformation in China.
Set on Orchid Island, this documentary follows Indigenous writer Syaman Rapongan and his son as they build a traditional Tao boat, offering a rare glimpse into Tao culture.
In this lecture, Kevin Rudd will explore the ideological assumptions that lie beneath Xi Jinping's revisions of China's economic strategy.
AN ACT Bilingual Education Alliance, CMS Radio and Immersia presentation
Experience the heritage of Japan's kabuki theatre through this open rehearsal. Get a glimpse into the process, the costumes, makeup, props and more.
Mooncakes, masterpieces and making an impression
Based on fieldwork with environmental officials, data analysis shows how endless environmental warfare can undermine the very capacities it seeks to strengthen.
By examining Sino-Romanian relations, the talk offers new insights into the function of mediator states and the distinctive power they wielded during the Cold War.
This talk examines the growing securitization in U.S.–China competition.
This roundtable is hosted by the Australian Centre on China in the World, and the Coral Bell School's Department of International Relations at The Australian National University
This talk examines how intimacy becomes a site of governance in contemporary Sinophone speculative fiction.
China’s local governments have long been the engines of its economic miracle, and their ailing finances have been a drag on growth and the delivery of fiscal policy in the past few years.
Join the panel for a discussion on the factors behind the Communist Party of China’s continued grip on political power in China today.