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Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies

Previous conferences

The International Politics of EU China Relations, The British Academy, 2006

Conference proceedings published as "The International Politics of EU-China Relations" Oxford University Press: British Academy Occasional Papers 10, 2007. Edited by David Kerr and Liu Fei. See British Academy Publications Online.

 

Conference Participants outside the British Academy

Made in China vs Made by Chinese, Durham University 2007

This conference was organised in conjunction with the China World Network. See the side menu for further information on the CWN.

Conference Participants

Chinese Nationalism Critical and Interdisciplinary Views, April 10-11, 2002, Durham

An international and interdisciplinary conference to be held at Trevelyan College, University of Durham. The conference will be organised by Dr William Callahan, Department of Politics, and will gather a small group of key scholars from China and the UK to discuss the politics, economics and culture of nationalism in China.

New China at 60

Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies, Durham, October 1 2009

 

October 1 2009 is the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People’s Republic. China is greatly in the news at this time with discussion of its ‘rise’ or ‘emergence’. The occasion of the 60th anniversary of the founding of New China offers a good opportunity to examine the nature of change in China since 1949 and assess the directions and problems of change for the future. A one-day symposium will be held at Durham University to examine different categories of change which have shaped China since 1949 and will determine the direction for new China in coming decades: state and society; ethnicity and environment; overseas Chinese, China’s foreign policy and its role in globalization. Presenters will be asked to address three questions: what have been the determinants of change between 1949 and 2009? What degree of continuity has there been in China’s thinking or objectives over these 60 years? What does the present direction of change tell us about the future of China internally and internationally?

International Relations Theory: A Sino-British Dialogue, April 25-26, 2002 Shanghai

Co-sponsored by:
- Department of Politics & Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies, University of Durham
- School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University