Greater China and Taiwan Colloquium - Summer Term 2023
Join us this summer term for fruitful discussions on the latest research. Regular colloquium sessions are held on Thursdays, 6-8pm c.t. at Wilhelmstr. 19 SR 001. Additional sessions are scheduled for Mondays. We will keep everyone posted about the latest schedule.
Greater China and Taiwan Colloquium - Summer Semester 2023 | ||
May 4 Thursday | Lin Kaiyuan Green Energy Transition and Peripheral City Development in China: toward a local Eco-developmental state | |
| May 11 Thursday | Dr. Jens Damm Contested and Negotiated Discourses: LGBTQI Issues in Taiwan’s Media | Wilhelmstr. 19, SR 001 |
May 25 Thursday | Infrastructuring Youth: the Chinese Government's mobilization of | Wilhelmstr. 19, SR 001 |
June 5 Monday | Kinmen as a Shifting Border | Keplerstr. 2 SR 002 |
| June 22 Thursday | Prof. Chen Yi-Ling From Globalizing Taipei to Refencing European Cities: Referencing as a politicalizing strategy in Taiwan’s urban development | Wilhelmstr. 19 SR 001 |
June 29 Thursday | Zhou Shunzi Steering and Shirking Environmental Policy under Top-Level Design in Xi Jinping's China | Wilhelmstr. 19 SR 001 |
July 3 Monday | Daniel Davies | Keplerstr. 2 SR 002 |
July 6 Thursday | Prof. Anne Sokolsky A Diary of a Taiwanese Girl (1944): Imperialization, Language Edu-cation, and a Young Woman's Voice in Japanese Ruled Taiwan | Wilhelmstr. 19 SR 001 |
July 10 Monday | Wu Peng-Chi 臺灣彰化王功沿海的林希元祖信仰及其海洋觀念研究 | Keplerstr. 2 SR 002 |
| July 27 Thursday | Prof. Lee Po-Han What's beneath ‘I'd rather not’? Disabled sexualities and crip ambivalence | Wilhelmstr. 19 SR 001 |
Public Events
Greater China Studies Colloquium Winter 2022/23
Greater China Studies Colloquium Summer 2022
Greater China Studies Colloquium Summer 2021:
China’s Political System in the Xi Jinping Era: Features, Trends and Developments
Greater China Studies Colloquium Winter 2020/21: