Minglu Chen

Dr Minglu Chen is a senior lecturer of Chinese Politics in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney.

[OOIR @ObserveIR]

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1) Panda diplomacy revisited (@reviewpacific)

2) Serbia’s attachment to Kosovo (@risjnl)

3) Unionism in Latin America (@lapsjournal)

4) The Makers of Xi's Grand Strategy (@survivaleditors)

5) Reply on Global IR (@internatltheory)

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Our article on Chinese students in Australian election campaigns https://t.co/ct5XM2o9qH

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Panda diplomacy revisited: state interests and public emotions: The Pacific Review: Vol 0, No 0 https://t.co/04Y17kPr6X

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Our new article on China’s panda diplomacy. https://t.co/78rJMBPTnU

[The Pacific Review @ReviewPacific]

In this new article, @dtsmith_sydney, @minglu_chen and Jingdong Yuan examine state interests and public emotions in China’s panda diplomacy.

Read this paper (🔓) here: https://t.co/8M3EiOxoAV

[Edward Chan 陳星宇 @edwardsychan]

Our first piece on ‘Teaching China in Australia’ with @minglu_chen and @Bingqin_Li. Constructive comments are welcome.

How is China being taught at Australian universities? And why does this matter? Here’s what our research found https://t.co/dG0IIPrPeC via @ConversationEDU

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@CerenJilan Next time!

[Política Exterior @PolExt]

🇨🇳 La trayectoria de la emancipación femenina nacional china, la ambigüedad de los requisitos de representación política o la brecha educativa dificultan el ascenso de las mujeres en la jerarquía de poder.

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@east_asia_forum

https://t.co/kGsKN8NMW3

[Sam Crane @UselessTree]

Extraordinary to watch and learn as @minglu_chen, @XinhuiJ, @zhou_yunyun, Han Ling, and Zheng Wang advance the frontier of feminist analysis of Chinese politics before our very eyes.

[ASPI @ASPI_org]

'It is long past time for the CCP to live up to Mao’s rhetoric on women’s empowerment,' writes @minglu_chen.

https://t.co/Bk2gVym21i

[ASPI @ASPI_org]

Where are the women in Chinese politics? | @minglu_chen | https://t.co/y7izeMabIi

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Panel discussion today at NSW Treasury, with co-panelist Charles Cho, NSW Treasury General Counsel, on the topic of ‘Lunar New Year, xenophobia and tokenism’.

[Mimi Lau @gzmimi]

“It’ disappointing b/c whatever small space that was carved out4women 2exercise their political power is now gone at the top level.But I’m not surprised b/c this has been a masculine patriarchal institution& it hasn’t changed.” ⁦⁦@minglu_chen⁩ https://t.co/LWOXxzrEYk

[NYT Business @nytimesbusiness]

As China’s most powerful female politician retires, the prospects for women in the Communist Party aren’t great. “For young chinese women who would like to pursue a career in politics they just don’t have a lot of examples to follow,” says @minglu_chen. https://t.co/3oRoLOjtG7

[Sisi Sung @sisi_sung]

Dr. Chen Minglu, University of Sydney: “For young Chinese women who would like to pursue a career in politics, they just don’t have a lot of examples to follow. They don’t have all these figures to look up to and to be their inspiration.”
https://t.co/he7c8aFmHW

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“Innocent Young Girls”: The Search for Female Provincial Leaders in China https://t.co/UEUzOBh2s6

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#OpenAccess from @JEAS_journal -

Chinese Entrepreneurs, the Party-State, and Gender: Women Succeed in Business without the CCP - https://t.co/my8Awp0cDK

- @minglu_chen, @goldsmithbe & @ShaunRatcliff

#FirstView

[Prof Lisa Adkins @AdkinsProf]

Talking constitutions in politics mini lecture #usydopenday @Usyd_ssps @ArtSS_Sydney

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The Future of China https://t.co/Qtevj3YEXp

[Sydney Writers' Festival @SydWritersFest]

#Podcast: The Future of #China with @minglu_chen, @Robert_E_Kelly, Xue Yiwei and Linda Jaivin on the nation's political, economic and cultural future. 🔊 https://t.co/Ylu4PsT3IK or https://t.co/PIJXQRDBvX