Have you ever noticed food delivery drivers working for two major Chinese apps in their yellow or aqua jacket? How do these apps differ from other Silicon Valley apps, and what kind of diaspora economy do these apps operate under? Report by Wing Kuang thechinastory.org/stepping-stone…

The ANU #AsiaPacificMapCollection contains more than 35,000 unique maps from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries!

Discover 6,000+ of these maps via the ANU Open Research collection here: hdl.handle.net/1885/107367

In 2024, ANUBellSchool is hosting scholars exploring how China is shaping historical and contemporary ideas and practices of development. Recordings of past China, Development and International Order seminars at amykingonline.com/news/dr-xiaoyu… Our next seminar is on 10 May China in the World

Looking forward to hosting Angela Zhang this week for a High Wire book talk on the promise and perils of China’s regulation of artificial intelligence.

ANU, Wednesday 12.30-1.30 pm, in person and online
ANURegNet ANUBellSchool China in the World ANU Centre for International and Public Law ANU College of Law

I will soon give two talks at ANU, where I will discuss different parts of my forthcoming book.
1. Fri, 10 May ANUBellSchool
2. Thu, 16 May China in the World

This seminar by Koji Hirata Koji Hirata explores the CCP's efforts to politically mobilise the workforce of Anshan Iron and Steel Works (Angang), then China's largest steel enterprise, during the first decade of their rule of Manchuria (Northeast China).
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We are delighted to partner with #australiachinafoundation in nurturing the next generation of China scholars in Australia! Here's an exciting opportunity for later year UG students in Australia to engage in a week-long Chinese Studies program!
Apply now: bit.ly/4aJXxlq

Thrilled that my co-authored paper with Dylan Loh on China’s COVID-19 international blame management practices in The China Quarterly now has a home in CQ 257! And with free access!

Book launch: Heritage, Conflict, and Peace-Building edited by Lucas Lixinski and Yujie Zhu.

🗓️10-11am AEST, Tuesday, 7 May 2024

Join us via zoom: tinyurl.com/5xdee2ka

It was great fun going head to head with Darren Lim on all things China and international order in the latest episode of the Australia in the World podcast! 1/3

Looking forward to this - I'll document the activities of one transnational Chinese actor active in Thailand since the 1990s, map his network of powerful contacts and patrons in Thailand and suggest the sociology which underpins his 'success'. ANUBellSchool China in the World ANU Strategic and Defence Studies Centre

Join us on 14 May for the ANU Menzies Library Southeast Asia resource showcase and morning tea 📚☕️ Get insights into how you can better utilise the library resources, its collection and services, Southeast Asia archives, and other fantastic content. events.humanitix.com/southeast-asia…

Are you a 2nd/3rd year UG student from an Australian university considering completing an honours degree in Chinese studies? Join us for a week-long program in Canberra and be inspired by leading experts in Chinese studies!

Enquire now: bit.ly/4aJXxlq

In 1924-25, the British government organised the British Empire Exhibition in London to promote cooperation within the British Empire. HK took part, with its own exhibition area to show this small colony to the British public.
Hear more from Gary Wong: bit.ly/49ljhDv

Lionel Messi caused major controversy in HK after he failed to play at an exhibition game. Edward Chan 陳星宇 argues that the fury against the football star must be understood under the HK government's new narrative of ‘advancing from stability to prosperity’. thechinastory.org/how-did-messi-…

The China Journal no.91 (January 2024) is finally available online: journals.uchicago.edu/toc/tcj/2024/91

#tcj91 #ChinaStudies

This talk examines the motivations and tactics of economic repression on non-compliant Hong Kong-based businesses in the wake of the 2019 anti-extraction bill movement.
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Fascinating conversation with journalist Dorothy Wickham & CSU Dominguez Hills' Jess Marinaccio 馬哲詩 about Taiwan's battle for recognition in the Pacific. What strategies do they use to keep allies in the face of China's overwhelming largesse & does it all matter?
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'In China,... nationalist consumers, encouraged by state media, seek to punish businesses or individuals deemed to be contradicting the authoritarian state’s political values or harming its preferred international image.' writes Debby Chan eastasiaforum.org/2024/04/12/mes…

How did AI affect the workplace in China? Read the following translation of the popular Chinese-language podcast Gushi FM. thechinastory.org/how-ai-changed…