1.10PM: Lunch 2PM: 3: Chinese Educated Abroad Panel 4: International Cooperation/Conflict The Scottish Enlightenment: A The Rise of China in International Re-examination of Yuen Relations Daniel Rocha E Silva, – Chang-ying’s Experiences at University of Warwick Edinburgh, 1918-1921 Hiu – man Keung, University of The Application of China’s Cultural Edinburgh Diplomacy at the Beijing APEC CEO Summit Can Chinese Culture be – Post-nationalisation of the Used to Promote Economic Chinese Education for Ethnic Cooperation? Liang Xu, Lancaster – Chinese in the Philippines: A University Realistic Cosmopolitanism and its Paradoxes Ker-wei Chien, and Shanghai Cooperation – University of Essex Organisation (SCO) Changing – Merim Baitimbetova, Interests – University of Birmingham 3.30PM: Coffee Break 3.40PM: Panel 5: The Body and Sexuality 6: Contemporary Politics The Body in a Bowl: Blood Bureaucrats, Local Leaders and Selling in Modern Chinese Social Policy Innovation in China: a Literature Annabella Massey, Policy Process Perspective Diwen – – Wadham College Oxford Xiao, University of Glasgow A Visual Grammar of the Ethnic Political Correctness in Body: The Case of the Yunnan Relations Chen Shi, – Albums Jing Zhu, University of University of Durham – Edinburgh The Economic Rise of China as Sex in the Cloister: Rule-Taker, Rule-Maker or Perspectives on Late Imperial Wang Zhaohui, – Chinese Anti-Clerical Literature University of Warwick – Junqing Wu, University of Exeter Fashioning the Curvaceous New Minds, New Actions: The Beauty: Breast as a Symbol of Pragmatic Approaches in Sino-EU Class and Space in Republican Relations Jing Jing, University of – Pictorals Lin Jiao, SOAS Edinburgh – 5.40pm: Wine Reception 7.30PM: Conference Dinner Friday 3rd July 9AM: Arrival 9.15AM: Panel 7: Education and Nationalism
1.10PM: Lunch 2PM: 3: Chinese Educated Abroad The Scottish Enlightenment: A Re-examination of Yuen Chang-ying’s Experiences at Edinburgh, 1918-1921 – Hiu man Keung, University of Edinburgh Post-nationalisation of the Chinese Education for Ethnic Chinese in the Philippines: A Realistic Cosmopolitanism and its Paradoxes – Ker-wei Chien, University of Essex Panel 4: International Cooperation/Conflict The Rise of China in International Relations – Daniel Rocha E Silva, University of Warwick The Application of China’s Cultural Diplomacy at the Beijing APEC CEO Summit – Can Chinese Culture be Used to Promote Economic Cooperation? – Liang Xu, Lancaster University and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) – Changing Interests – Merim Baitimbetova, University of Birmingham 3.30PM: Coffee Break 3.40PM: Panel 5: The Body and Sexuality The Body in a Bowl: Blood Selling in Modern Chinese Literature – Annabella Massey, Wadham College Oxford A Visual Grammar of the Ethnic Body: The Case of the Yunnan Albums – Jing Zhu, University of Edinburgh Sex in the Cloister: Perspectives on Late Imperial Chinese Anti-Clerical Literature – Junqing Wu, University of Exeter Fashioning the Curvaceous Beauty: Breast as a Symbol of Class and Space in Republican Pictorals – Lin Jiao, SOAS 6: Contemporary Politics Bureaucrats, Local Leaders and Social Policy Innovation in China: a Policy Process Perspective – Diwen Xiao, University of Glasgow Political Correctness in Relations – Chen Shi, University of Durham The Economic Rise of China as Rule-Taker, Rule-Maker or – Wang Zhaohui, University of Warwick New Minds, New Actions: The Pragmatic Approaches in Sino-EU Relations – Jing Jing, University of Edinburgh 5.40pm: Wine Reception 7.30PM: Conference Dinner Friday 3rd July 9AM: Arrival 9.15AM: Panel 7: Education and Nationalism
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