This one-day public symposium features scholars from around the world in conversation about the challenges and opportunities for researching modern Chinese history in today’s world.

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.