@liu6xf and @cryopolitics investigate China's global environmental governance, exploring the complexities of the "Green BRI" and its diverse environmental subjects.
Learn more about their findings: https://t.co/FNHbPVti2f
🚨New paper alert!
@cryopolitics and I traced how & why Chinese NGOs “green” Globa China. Their efforts to collect, produce & spread knowledge across domestic & int'l spaces are jointly shaped by their objectives & state policies.
https://t.co/zCkIvzO8AN
China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is now 10 years old, so it's the time to reflected on its implications for global and local environmental politics. I'm thrilled to introduce our special symposium @Env_Pol on environmental governance of the BRI https://t.co/L6uP3N0iAz. 🧵👇
Glad the paper is out right before the third Belt and Road Summit and the 10th anniversary of the initiative. The website for the summit just came online: https://t.co/qTN9COI52C
https://t.co/taUDKjaVjv
🚨New paper alert!!!
We revealed how various actors, including ministries, financial institutions, and SOEs, participate in the Green #BeltandRoad while pursuing their own interests in the operation of "global environmentalities".
https://t.co/taUDKjaVjv
New paper by @liu6xf in the @theAAG 📢
–Critiques China's Green #BeltandRoad
–Draws on dozens of interviews & observations
–Introduces 'global environmentality' to unpack how🇨🇳 engages in 🌐 governance
–Explains how🇨🇳produces environmental subjects
Read➡️https://t.co/CYMiTVNypo
Interested in the Green BRI? You can also check our paper in Geoforum discussing scholars' debates on its science, actors, business, and policies. https://t.co/1ItuP2PYVN
Very proud of my PhD student, Dr. Xiaofeng Liu, for successfully defending her PhD thesis entitled, 'Global China goes green: Environmental politics of the Belt & Road Initiative' @HKUgeography.
I'm thrilled for her postdoc with @wqlin29@NUSgeog. Congratulations, @liu6xf ! 🎉
We are hosting an authors-meet-critics session this Friday 28 April at 2pm featuring @Bgerlofs in dialogue with @urbancommune @juneandjune12 and Mauricio Tenorio, and Wes Attewell in dialogue with @liu6xf and Kevin Lo https://t.co/GhwU8hU1zj
Glad to contribute to this symposium to critique transient infrastructure at borders. In section 5, we discuss the inequalities caused by temporary quarantine facilities with long-lasting impacts at China's southwestern and southern frontiers.
In this correspondence, we (w/@cryopolitics, Prof Chen Lin, and Prof Peng Gong) called for efforts in building more practical, responsive, and flexible mechanisms to "GREEN" the #BeltandRoad and achieve #sustainability. @HKUgeography
https://t.co/Sjgx8mrjXf
New Paper Alert‼️(though first drafted 4 years ago)
OPEN ACCESS✅
We examined how China's official and popular discourses reshape int'l hydrosocial territories of the #Mekong and how other discourses offer alternative geo imaginaries.
https://t.co/vJrpjXVM9b
Why do some states gain great power instead of others? What are the implications of this gain? These are questions addressed in Miller's "Why Nations Rise: Narratives and the Path to Great Power" says @liu6xf https://t.co/gX4pPbwtPJ
Why do some states gain great power instead of others? What are the implications of this gain? These are questions addressed in Miller's "Why Nations Rise: Narratives and the Path to Great Power" says @liu6xf https://t.co/gX4pPbwtPJ