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‘Global Civil Society and China’ by Anthony J. Spires

  • Prof Jessica C. Teets,

Why the future of global civil society in China does not look bright.

Studies on contemporary China in Indonesia: A snapshot of the current knowledge landscape

  • A/Prof Yu Tao and Dr Xiao Tan ,

Understanding China’s impact is imperative not only for developed nations, which have traditionally spearheaded China Studies, but also for the Global South.

How Chinese social workers navigate major challenges to deliver essential services on the China-Myanmar border

  • Yiran Tian & A/Prof Tianlong You,

Chinese NGOs must navigate complex political dynamics to reach vulnerable populations.

INTERVIEW: Global China is hugely impacting the world, but ‘China’ is not a single coherent actor giving orders from the top

  • Prof. Ching Kwan Lee,

‘Global China’ is shorthand for a very complex phenomenon with many different components.

From “Authentic Chinese” to “Authentic Peruvian-Chinese”: The Changing face of Chinese cuisine in Peru

  • Alice Y. C. Wong,

Chefs in Peru are changing “real” Chinese food into an indigenised Chinese-Peruvian identity.

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