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China Talks

From January 2015 to June 2015, we will be organising a series of talks called ‘China Talks’. China Talks will provide students from all academic disciplines with an opportunity to hear experts from leading China Institutes and Think Tanks around the country speak about the 21st century’s greatest emerging power: China. The talks will focus on China’s current international and domestic issues and will be followed by a discussion. China Talks will not only enhance students’ understanding of China as an emerging power but also take advantage of the University’s international outreach by providing a platform for Chinese and non-Chinese students to engage and voice opinions and experiences.

 

Please click on the links below to read more about each talk. Please don't forget to sign-up prior to the events. Thank you!

 

Talk 1: Occupy Central - What next for political reform in Hong Kong?

 

Talk 2: Sino-Indian Relations

 

Talk 3: China’s Internal Migration Issue

  • By Robert F. Ash from SOAS

  • March 2015 (more details coming soon)

 

Talk 4: Defining the Asian Region

  • By Shaun Breslin from Chatham House

  • April 2015 (more details coming soon)

 

Talk 5: Environment

  • By Yuka Kobayashi from SOAS

  • May 2015 (more details coming soon)

 

Talk 6: Sino-Japanese Relations

  • By Julie Gilson from University of Birmingham

  • June 2015 (more details coming soon)

 

 

Occupy Central - What next for political reform in Hong Kong?

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More information on the speaker:

Roderic Wye (Chatham House) >>

 

A good timeline of what has been going on in Hong Kong since this summer:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-30390820

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