Very pleased to share that my new article was published recently in the book Interdisciplinary Approaches to British Chinese Cultures, by Palgrave Macmillan. https://t.co/p5f3pd8mac
Migration is good for our economy and public services.
We are proud to welcome people from around the world who make Scotland their home.
Following UK Government proposals to reduce migration, Equalities Minister @kaukabstewart called for consideration of Scotland’s needs.
Next week there is a brilliant panel in Edinburgh to discuss our very own Dr Jingyu Mao’s new book - Intimacy as a lens in work and migration. Sign up via the link below to join:
We are delighted to host Jingyu Mao, along with a brilliant panel, to discuss her recent book, 'Intimacy as a lens in work and migration'.
Tue 11 March
12pm - 1:30pm
Chrystal Macmillan Building, Edinburgh
Register and info: https://t.co/xNIxpokIMz
Can’t wait to welcome Dr Canglong Wang @honghugaoxiang back to Edinburgh and introduce him to the cohort. Sign up below for joining us in-person or online.
Sociology speaker series
12 March
Interweaving Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in Cultivating Confucian Citizens through Classics Reading in China
What is the relationship between nationalism and cosmopolitanism?
Booking: https://t.co/EgevW2LmVX
It’s very pleased to share that my book review has now been published on Journal of Chinese Overseas! The article can be accessed via https://t.co/VJFRsVKP8f
We are open! 🤩
Edinburgh Futures Institute has officially opened its doors to the public in the transformed & revitalised Old Royal Infirmary building. Explore our building & visit our new café! Our opening hours are 9:30-5pm on weekdays.
Read more ▶️ https://t.co/8tIff5S80c
[CCMSG Seminar 34]📢We are honoured to welcome
@denise_kwan and @jin_alison as our distinguished speakers. Special thanks to @CentreGHuM for their support! Join us in Alison Richard Building, Cambridge on May 31st from 1-3:30pm. No registration needed!
Very pleased to have been involved in a wonderful event at @wminhumanities with Dr Cangbai Wang @c_wang6 and Lucy Sheen discussing on negotiations of home, identities and belongings in British transracial families
Really a shame that even an international candidate makes efforts to survive in highly competitive lectureships, they finally get eliminated by such *visionary* reforms.
Join us on Tue 2 April for a free screening of the award-winning documentary Abandoned Adopted Here and a conversation with the director Lucy Sheen on the identities of the Chinese and ESEA in the UK. Book tickets at https://t.co/ECSXJFft86 via @tickettailor
Sociology Speaker Series
Status Reversal and Its Discontents
Prof Michael Hechter (Arizona State University)
27 March
4pm - 5.30pm
Online and in-person
Book your place:
https://t.co/T8NkSyRcPU
@asenevents
Please do join us for a lecture by Kerry Brown @Bkerrychina@lauchinainst@KingsCollegeLon on 'The British China Story' - 6 March, 17:00 GMT. All welcome. https://t.co/Sad22akNDE
[CCMSG Seminar 33] 📣 Join us for an enlightening seminar featuring Prof. Zai Liang as he explores the intriguing topic 'From Chinatown to Every Town'. Many thanks to @CentreGHuM for their generous support.
🗓️2-3.30 pm (GMT), 26 February via Zoom.
PARTICIPANTS NEEDED!
I am looking for participants for my new research project. Are you a Chinese international student navigating life at UW-Madison? I’d love to hear from you!
Your voice matters!!!
Sociology Speaker Series - Hybrid Event
Properties of Colour
How Corporations Came to Own the Visible Spectrum
Wed, 14 Feb 2024
4-5.30pm
Book your place:
https://t.co/bZss9FdFCo
@llhmc