| Date | Title | Presenter |
|---|
Thursday, 19 February
Baldessin E4.44
2.00pm
(Ref no: 437) | Sinology Old and New: A Forum
Whither Chinese Studies? | Professor John Minford with Professor Anthony Yu |
Thursday, 26 February
Theatrette, Old Canberra House
1.30pm
(Ref no: 438) | In Conversation: Anthony Yu joins John Minford on The Story of the Stone | Professor Anthony Yu and Professor John Minford |
Friday, 27 February
McDonald Room, Menzies Library
10.30am
(Ref no: 442) | Uncertainty, Governance and Rights: Intellectual Strategies and Conflicting Frames of Reference in China | Professor David Kelly, UTS |
Tuesday, 17 March
McDonald Room, Menzies Library
1.30pm-3pm
(Ref no: 468) | Tragedy of the Nomenklatura: Career Incentives and Political Radicalism during China’s Great Leap Famine | Professor James Kai-Sing Kung & Chen Shuo
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Thursday, 26 March
Seminar Room A
1pm-2.30pm
(Ref no: 473) | China's New Urban Poor: Mollified Anti-Emblem of Urban Modernization | Professor Dorothy Solinger
University of California - Irvine |
Friday, 27 March
Seminar Room A
10.30am-12pm
(Ref no: 474) | Economic and Political Reform in China and the Former Soviet Union | Professor Thomas Bernstein
Professor Emeritus of Political Science
Columbia University |
Thursday, 23 April
Seminar Room B (Arndt Room)
1.00pm-2.30pm
(Ref no: 533) | Han Dynasty Funerary Figurines: An Alternative View | Prof Chen Yantang
Henan Provincial Administration of Cultural Heritage |
Friday, 17 July
Baldessin E4.44
3.00pm-4.00pm
(Ref no: 632) | Chinese history, New Qing History and New Sinology | Professor Mark Elliot, Harvard University Profile |
Wednesday, 26 August
Seminar Room B (Arndt Room)
2.00pm-4.00pm
(Ref no: 633) | The Precious Raft of History: The Past, the West, and the Woman Question in China | A/Professor Joan Judge, York University Profile |
Thursday, 27 August
Hedley-Bull Seminar Room (HB3, ground floor)
10.00am-11.30am
(Ref no: 634) | The Mysterious Gold Seal of 57 C.E. and the Debate over Its Authenticity and Meaning over the Past Two Centuries | Professor Joshua Fogel, York University Profile |
Tuesday, 1 September
Seminar Room A
11:00am-12:00pm
(Ref no: 687) | The Qing Withering State and Its Consequences | Dr Kent Deng, LSE, University of London Profile Joint seminar with Division of Pacific and Asian History |
Thursday, 17 September
ANU China Institute, 4th floor, Baldessin Precinct Building
2.30pm-4.30pm
(Ref no: 703) | Searching for the Dream: Performing the Peony Pavilion | Tang Yuen-ha
Artistic Director of Jingkun TheatreProfile |
Friday, 25 September
ANU China Institute, 4th floor, Baldessin Precinct Building
2.30pm-4.30pm
(Ref no: 704) | The Aesthetics of Kunqu Theatre | Tang Yuen-ha
Artistic Director of Jingkun TheatreProfile |
Wednesday, 18 November
PSC Reading Room, 4.27 Hedley Bull building
3.30pm-5.00pm
(Ref no: 761) | China and the Environment – Tempest in a Teapot? | Professor Thomas G. Rawski, University of Pittsburgh Profile Joint seminar with Department of Political and Social Change |
| Date | Title | Presenter |
|---|
Thursday, 1 May
Finkel Lecture Theatre, JCSMR
5.30pm-6.30pm
(Ref no: 395) | Forum: Tibet - Beyond the Protests | Professor Geremie R. Barmé, Dr Ben Hillman, Dr Katherine Morton |
Friday, 8 August
McDonald Room, Menzies Library
3.00pm-4.30pm
(Ref no: 307) | International NGOs and the Development of Civil Society in China: A Case Study of the NGO 'Pacific Environment' | Prof Thomas Gold
University of California, BerkeleyProfile |
Wednesday, 24 September
Seminar Room A
1.30pm-3pm
(Ref no: 314) | A Year in Tibet | Sun Shuyun
Film and television producer |
Monday, 10 November
McDonald Room, Menzies Library
10.30am-12pm
(Ref no: 312) | Fragmented Authoritarianism 2.0:
What China's Hydropower Politics May Portend | Dr Andrew Mertha
Cornell UniversityProfile |
Thursday, 13 November
Seminar Room B (Arndt Room)
3.30pm-5pm
(Ref no: 357) | Participatory Budgeting in China | Prof He Baogang
Deakin UniversityProfile |
Tuesday, 2 December
Seminar Room A
11:00am-12:00pm
(Ref no: 371) | Beijing, an Invisible City and an Intangible Heritage | Prof Geremie Barmé Joint seminar with Division of Pacific and Asian History |
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