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Call for Papers: Breaking boundaries - Chinese companies abroad

29 June 2023 to 30 June 2023
Call for Papers: Breaking boundaries- Chinese companies abroad (Canberra, Australia, 29-30 June 2023)

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Gareth Evans Oration delivered by Lord Chris Patten

14 March 2023
Chancellor of Oxford University and the last Governor of Hong Kong, Lord Chris Patten will deliver the 2023 Gareth Evans Oration.

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JG Crawford Oration 2022

21 December 2022
The Hon Dr Kevin Rudd AC's address will analyse the worldview of Chinese leader Xi Jinping and how his deeply ideological worldview is shaping his country's policies at home and abroad.  The JG Crawford Oration was established to recognise Sir John Crawford's outstanding...

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The 83rd George E. Morrison Lecture in Ethnology: Internationalism, identity, and ideology in the shaping of postwar China

Internationalism, identity, and ideology in the shaping of postwar China

19 December 2022
The post-World War II period saw China debate many issues that still have immense importance for understanding the China of today.

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Still from 'LuYang Delusional Mandala', 2015, courtesy of the artist and COMA, Sydney.

Lu Yang's Screen Bodies

29 August 2022
Curated by Ari Heinrich, Gabriel Remy-Handfield, Ashley Lee Wong, and Chin-Jie Melodie Liu. 'Screen Bodies' is a solo exhibition by Lu Yang, one of the most highly acclaimed new media artists in China today.

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2022 CIW Annual Lecture | The Chinese Economy: Fact, Fiction, Faith and Flexibility

The Chinese Economy: Fact, Fiction, Faith and Flexibility

23 August 2022
In this CIW Annual Lecture, Professor Jane Golley identifies factors that are likely (in her view) to constrain China’s economic growth in the decade ahead, as well as those likely to sustain it.

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The 82nd George E. Morrison Lecture in Ethnology. Living with China’s Resurgence in East Asia

Living with China’s Resurgence in East Asia

28 April 2022
Adopting insights from political ethnography, Goh argues for an approach that privileges East Asian points of view and local/regional socio-political contexts, to understand regional responses to a powerful China.

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Meet Ying Xin Show: Exploring the role of aesthetics and politics in literature

28 October 2021
Ying Xin Show is a postdoctoral fellow at the ANU Malaysia Institute and a lecturer in Indonesian language and Southeast Asian literature and culture at the School of Culture, History & Language, ANU. She speaks to us about how literature has shaped her research in understanding societies and...

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