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| News and eventsPage contents > World | UK | LSE | CCPN Looking back to Professor Stephan Feuchtwang’s 25-years old weekly based ‘London China Seminar’, the CCPN organises occasional seminars, workshops, public lectures, and conferences specializing in local work on major issues, and involves scholars or research students who carry out fieldwork in China. Details can be found on the page CCPN Events. The News and Events section presents current and archived news and events divided into four sections CCPN, LSE, UK and the World. The 'Current page' is sub-divided into four sections: World, UK, LSE, and CCPN. The first three categories only lists events. Click each link to find detailed information. The category CCPN displays more details for each events. The 'archive' includes four pages: CCPN, LSE, UK and the World, which can be selected from the left column. The LSE page lists all the CCPN events in the same format as other events, but the CCPN page includes all the details of CCPN events. There are also two pages of archives: LSE News and LSE Events from 2000 onwards which have been sorted and edited by Zhou Yu, one of the CCPN Research Assistants.
30-31st July China on the Water, An international conference organised by Zheng Yangwen, University of Manchester, and Hans van der Ven, University of Cambridge, Venue: Singapore or Xiamen, China (TBC) 12-14 July, The 3rd China-Europa Forum, at the Polytechnic University of Hong Kong Click here to go to World events page
2010 13-14th April Networks in Chinese Society: An Interdisciplinary Faculty-Student Workshop, Pembroke College, University of Oxford March 22, International Trade: Building on Success, in Coventry, MEECOE and UK Trade & Invest 16 March, The Hong Kong branch of the Bank of China: the transition from Communist China’s merchant banker to state-owned commercial bank, Speaker: Dr Damian Tobin (SOAS), CCS, SOAS 9 March, Women and Scandal in Early Modern Chinese Literature: The Journal Meiyu (Eyebrow Talk, 1914-1916), Speaker: Michel Hockx (SOAS) and Liying Sun (Heidelberg), CCS, SOAS 8th March, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Contrasting International Images of Contemporary China in Global Transformations, Professor Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol, CEAS 2009-2010 Seminar Series, The PRC at Sixty: China Transformed —Implications for the Global Future, University of Bristol 4th March, CHINA'S GLOBALISATION CHALLENGE, Speaker: Peter Nolan (University of Cambridge), CCS ANNUAL LECTURE, SOAS, 4th March, The Increasing Significance of Guanxi in Chinese Transitional Economy, by Professor Yanjie Bian (University of Minnesota ), at Institute for Chinese Studies, Oxford (PPT) 4th March, “Information vs. Favoritism: The Network Effect on Wage Income in China” by Yanjie Bian (University of Minnesota ), at Department of Sociology, Oxford (PPT) 2 March, Non-tradable Shares, Corporate Governance and Firm Performance in China, Speaker: Dr Hong Bo (SOAS), CCS, SOAS 23 February, China and World Development beyond the Crisis, Speaker Dr Dic Lo (SOAS), CCS, SOAS 18th January, Can China Stabilize Its Economic Development? Professor Lina Song, University of Nottingham, CEAS 2009-2010 Seminar Series, The PRC at Sixty: China Transformed —Implications for the Global Future, University of Bristol 9 February, Can China help increase policy space for African governments? Speaker: Dr Carlos Oya (SOAS), CCS, SOAS 2 February, China and the WTO – Case study on the Telecommunciations Sector, Speaker: Dr Yuka Kobayashi (SOAS), CCS, SOAS 26 January, Between the Real, the Imaginary, and the Symbolic: Chinese Death Ritual from the Perspective of Lacanian Psychoanalysis, Speaker: Dr Jan Chmelarcik (SOAS), CCS, SOAS 19 January, Sino-Indian Interface: Retrospect and Road ahead, Speaker: Dr Ukteshwar Kumar (University of Bath), CCS, SOAS 12 January, What Really are China’s lessons for Africa against poverty?, Speaker: Dr Le-yin Zhang (UCL), CCS, SOAS Click here to go to UK events page
2010 17 May, Transformations of Cultural Models as they Pass from Parent to Child in a Globalized World: Evidence from a Longitudinal Study of Chinese Families, Speaker: 19 March 2010, Secular State and Religious Society: China and Taiwan, Speaker: Richard Madsen (University of California, San Diego), Taiwan Research Programme 6:00pm-8:00pm, Seligman Library (Room A607 in the Old Building of the LSE) 4 March, 1434 - The Year China Ignited the Renaissance, Speaker: Ian Hudson, LSESU CSSA Lecture 19 February, Smuggled words: Writing from Western China, Speaker: Matthew Teague, LSESU CDS event 21 January, Change in China: A Historical and Cultural Perspective, Speaker: Xiran Xue, LSESU CSSA Lecture 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2000-04 Click here to go to LSE events page
2010 9th March 9th March 4th March 14th and 21st February Click here to go to CCPN events page
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