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Great Expectations: China as a G20 host By Melissa Pilgrim, BA Chinese Studies with French
G20 policy brief published in the Global Policy Journal as part of the Global Leadership Initiative.
“Hosting the G20 for the first time gave China a chance to prove itself in a multitude of ways, on a perfectly choreographed and meticulously-watched world stage. Leading up to the start of the summit there was much talk in the global media about issues that had the potential to impede talks between China and other G20 members…”
Categorised under: Global Summits and Students
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Slightly Less Fear and Loathing in Sino-Japanese Relations? By Hugo Dobson
G20 policy brief published in the Global Policy Journal.
“With Japan hosting the forty-second G7 summit in early summer and China hosting the eleventh G20 summit a few months later, 2016 held the promise of being an important year both for Asia’s two superpowers and the region’s overall presence in global summitry….”
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Global Summits
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Shinzo Abe Going All In on Improving Japan-Russia Ties
Abe is committing a lot of diplomatic (and literal) capital to Japan-Russia relations. What will he get in return?
PhD student Dmitry Filippov writes his second article in The Diplomat about Japan-Russia relations.
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Students
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China and the G20 - Public Lecture by Professor Peter Drysdale
This public lecture, presented by Emeritus Professor Peter Drysdale will take place just after the G20 meeting in China and will discuss the events that took place.
Friday 9th September, 16:00, Firth Court, LT F02
Categorised under: Events, Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Global Summits
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China Now: Independent Visions
China Now: Independent Visions
Some of the most exciting Chinese film and documentary of recent years, from independent producers, to be shown at the Showroom Cinema in Sheffield.
Categorised under: Events and East Asian Text and Culture
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China’s ambition in the South China Sea: is a legitimate maritime order possible?
Professor Katherine Morton, a specialist in China and maritime security in East Asia, provides an alternative perspective to conventional analysis that suggests serious conflict is almost inevitable in the South China Sea in the July 2016 addition of International Affairs, a Chathem House publication.
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
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Public Lecture - Professor David Shambaugh on China's Future
The School of East Asian Studies and the Department of Politics are jointly hosting a Public Lecture with Professor David Shambaugh (George Washington University), based on his new book, China's Future.
Categorised under: Events
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Is the Japan-Russia Honeymoon Over Before It Even Began?
PhD Student, Dmitry Filippov discusses the geopolitical realities of Japan and Russia’s attempt at rapprochement inThe Diplomat, a leading current affairs magazine for the Asai-Pacific region.
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Students
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Sino-Japanese Rivalry and a Potential Battle of the ‘Gs’
Prof Hugo Dobson writes a Policy Brief in the Global Policy Journal about the G7 Summit in Japan, May 2016. Porf Dobson attended the summit as part of the Gloabl Leadership Initiative team.
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Global Summits
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The DPRK at Ise-Shima 2016 – Strong on Rhetoric but Light on Solutions
MA Contemporary Japan student John Jacobs writes a Policy Brief in the Global Policy Journal about the G7 Summit in Japan, May 2016. John attended the summit as part of the Gloabl Leadership Initiative.
Categorised under: Global Summits and Students
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China’s Ambition in the South China Sea: Hegemonic Power Versus Maritime Order
On Thursday 19th May, Professor Katherine Morton gave a public lecture at the University of Copenhagen, hosted by the Political Sciences department and ThinkChina.dk
Categorised under: Events and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
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Asia’s rivalry heats up as Japan and China play host at separate global summits
Prof. Hugo Dobson writes in The Conversation about rivalry between China and Japan as both nations are set to host major global summits this year.
"Chinese-Japanese rivalry has manifested itself across a range of issues, including disputed territory in the East China Sea, interpretations of wartime history and jockeying to assume the role of regional economic leadership. …… Now, this rivalry looks likely to be transplanted into the global arena with Japan hosting the forthcoming 42nd summit of the leaders of the G7, and China hosting its first G20 summit in September."
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Global Summits
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What Happened to Russia's pivot to Asia?
Dmitry Filippov, a PhD student in our Power, Cooperation and Competition in East Asia research cluster has co-authored an article for East Asia Forum.
Categorised under: Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Students
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Senate Award for Collaborative Activities
The School of East Asian Studies is pleased to announce that Head of School, Prof Hugo Dobson, along with team members of the Global Leadership Initiative (GLI), has been awarded a Senate Award for Collaborative Activities.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
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Scholarship awarded to SEAS student for summer school in Korea
The School of East Asian Studies is pleased to announce that BA East Asian Studies student, Wenzheng Deng has been awarded a Merit Scholarship for international students from Korea University, which enables her to study at Korea University’s international summer school over the summer of 2016.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students