Chinese History / Studies

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1. 14th Kyujanggak Korean Studies Summer Workshop, 2020

The Asia-Pacific Studies Program of the College of Arts and Sciences invites everyone to its first online lecture "China's Food: A Historian Asks What's Next?" on May 20 (Wednesday) at 1:30 pm. (Philippine & Beijing time). 

Professor of Humanities Thomas David DuBois of the Beijing Normal University will discuss how he came to study China's food and the coming changes, from safer milk to plant-based meat.

Watch us live at facebook: @uapcas - College of Arts & Sciences, University of Asia and the Pacific

The UBC Hong Kong Studies Initiative, in partnership with the Hong Kong History Project at the University of Bristol, is pleased to announce that a modified history workshop will be held via Zoom on May 28–30, 2020.

Please register on our website to access to the workshop

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Special Issue Call for Papers: Scientific and Technological Cooperation in the Framework of the Belt and Road Initiative

The 69th Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs (MCAA) Annual Meeting will be held at Indiana University from October 16 – 18, 2020

Call for Applications: 2021 Sydney China Visitors Program

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Virtual Book Talk by Joel Andreas, Professor at the Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University

Disenfranchised - the Rise and Fall of Industrial Citizenship in China, Oxford University Press, 2019.