News Archive 2015
Presentation: Partners and Rivals: China’s Role in the New World Order
Discussions about China's role on the international stage often lack historical and cultural context and depth. Dr. Matthias Niedenführ’s presentation endeavours to provide an objective and fair picture of China in examining questions concerning the ways in which China’s traditional self-perception influences current PRC policies and the extent to which ambitions to (re)gain superpower status hold sway.
Location: RWS Forum, Balinger Str. 36, 72336 Balingen
China Arts Day
To coincide with the opening of an exhibition of Chinese calligraphy at the Chinahaus in Freiberg-am-Neckar, Dr. Matthias Niedenführ has organised a day of lectures, calligraphy workshops and performances in Freiberg-am-Neckar. The exhibition features a calligraphy exhibition by Mr. JIN Ming, lecturer at the European Centre for Chinese Studies (ECCS), Peking University and Mrs. Dan-wei Zhu-Mittag, lecturer of calligraphy at the Department of Chinese Studies, Tübingen University.
Open to the public
Photos and information about the event can be found here.
Presentation: China’s Role in a New World Order
A talk by Dr. Matthias Niedenführ at the University of Applied Sciences, Tuttlingen as part of the Open Forum lecture series.
Location: Hochschulcampus Tuttlingen
Lecture: Corporate Social Responsibility and Confucian Entrepreneurship
Lecture on business ethics given by Dr. Matthias Niedenführ as part of the AOI research colloquium.
Location: Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies, University of Tübingen
Lecture: China as Partner and Rival – Economic and Political Consequences of Changing Hegemonic Structures
132nd Franz-Böhm-Lecture given by Dr. Matthias Niedenführ, organised by Aktionsgemeinschaft Soziale Marktwirtschaft (ASM) and the Chamber of Commerce.
Location: Industrie- und Handelskammer für die Pfalz, Ludwigsplatz 4-6, Ludwigshafen
Panel discussion: What Can We Learn from China?
Dr. Matthias Niedenführ joins Ulla Bekel (Consultant), Hannelore Bossmann (DAAD), Björn Conrad, Kristin-Shi Kupfer and Kerstin Lohse Friedrich (MERICS) for a panel discussion at MERICS, Berlin.