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As a newly coined area of social science research, "China Studies" distinguishes itself from the humanities, and the more literary, culture-based, and area studies commonly referred to as "Chinese Studies". In addition to the seminars and lectures on China Studies already organized by SOAS and Westminster University, etc. in London, the China Studies Seminar at LSE will be irregular and mainly involve Chinese scholars and scholars who carried out fieldwork in China. This seminar is also additions to the MSc on China in Comparative Perspective taught by Professor Stephan Feuchtwang.2008
14 March, Friday, 5-7pm D106, Clement House, LSE British Indian and Chinese Students, Graduate and Academic International Entrepreneurial Activities Stella Mascarenhas-Keyes (the
Higher Education Directorate of the Department for Innovation, Universities and
Skills,UK) 2007 12 June, Tuesday, 5-7pm,
Graham
Wallas Room, Old Building, LSE Esther Chor Leng Goh (University of Hong Kong)
24 April, Tuesday, 7-9pm,
H102, Connaught House,
LSE
17 April, Tuesday, 5-7pm,
Graham
Wallas Room, Old Building, LSE Cultural Feedback - Parent-child Relationship Transmission in a Changing Chinese Society Zhai Xuewei (Nanjing
University, PRC) Info Zhou Paper Zhai Paper PPT
07 March,
Wednesday, 5-7pm,
Graham
Wallas Room, Old Building, LSE
27 February, Tuesday, 7-9pm, Graham Wallas Room, Old Building, LSE Pan Jie (the Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing) Governance and the production of public goods in a contemporary Chinese rural community Info Paper PPT 20065 December, Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Room U301, Tower 2, LSE |