Chinese Politics and International Relations at University of Glasgow

Excited that Scottish Centre for China Research (SCCR) will host
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for a talk “Discussing How We Understand and Study Chinese Foreign Policy”

When: Tuesday Sept 30th 4pm U.K. time
Details at:

https://www.gla.ac.uk/research/az/sccr/events/headline_1214401_en.html

Scottish Centre for China Studies autumn seminar series starts next week

Dr Yu Sun (Uni of Glasgow)

Rating villagers’ morality via data scoring systems: everyday surveillance and techno-moral governance in rural China

Wed 24 Sept, 4–5.30pm
Register online: uofglasgow.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

More details at https://www.gla.ac.uk/research/az/sccr/events/headline_1212697_en.html

Rating villagers’ morality via data scoring systems: everyday surveillance and techno-moral governance in rural China Seminar by Yu Sun, University of Glasgow, 24 September 2025

Scottish Centre for China Studies autumn seminar series starts next week

Dr Yu Sun (Uni of Glasgow)

Rating villagers’ morality via data scoring systems: everyday surveillance and techno-moral governance in rural China

Wed 24 Sept, 4–5.30pm
Register online:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: SCCR Seminar 24 September 2025. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Speaker: Yu Sun, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Glasgow

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Online Seminar, 4 Dec 2024 @10:00 GMT:
Ruling the waves: an assessment of China's naval power and ambitions
Speaker: Dr Yves-Heng Lim, Macquarie University. Details and registration at

Seminar, 4 December 2024 @10:00 GMT: Ruling the waves: an assessment of China's naval power and ambitions Speaker: Dr Yves-Heng Lim, Macquarie University

Tutor in quantitative methods, open-ended, at University of Glasgow, deadline 17 June:

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SEMINAR 24 APRIL 2024 @4-5:30PM: THE DIGITAL IMAGINARY OF AGEING CHINA
Speaker: Wilfred Yang Wang, University of Melbourne
Location: Room 139 (The Boardroom), 29 Bute Gardens, University of Glasgow. And online Details at:

Seminar 24 April 2024 @4-5:30pm: The digital imaginary of ageing China Speaker: Wilfred Yang Wang, University of Melbourne

SEMINAR 28 FEBRUARY 2024, 4:00-5:30PM: FROM "STUDY GODS" TO "LYING FLAT" AND "LET IT ROT": YOUTH CULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA
Speakers: Dr Geng Wang and Dr Hua Wang, University of Glasgow. Room 129, Hetherington Building. Details:

Seminar 28 February 2024 @4-5:30pm: From Speakers: Dr Geng Wang and Dr Hua Wang University of Glasgow Room 129, Hetherington Building.

SEMINAR 21 FEBRUARY 2024 @4-5:30PM: WHAT HAPPENS AFTER DISPLACEMENT? EXPLORING THE CONTESTED RETERRITORIALIZATION OF RESETTLED RESIDENTS IN URBAN CHINA
Speaker: Zheng Wang, King's College London.
Location: 6 The Square 230 (G30), U. of Glasgow. Details:

Seminar 21 February 2024 @4-5:30pm: What happens after displacement? Exploring the contested reterritorialization of resettled residents in urban China Speaker: Zheng Wang, King's College London.

Seminar 7 February 2024 @4-5:30pm: Discussion on Taiwan's Recent Presidential And Parliamentary Elections. Speakers: Dr Neil Munro and Dr Duanyi Yi, University of Glasgow. Room 129, Hetherington Building. More details:

Seminar 7 February 2024 @4-5:30pm: Discussion on Taiwan's Recent Presidential and Parliamentary Elections Speakers: Dr Neil Munro and Dr Duanyi Yi, University of Glasgow Room 129, Hetherington Building.

Seminar 31st Jan 5:30pm. What Chinese People Really Want Politcally. Speaker: Dr Narisong Huhe, University of Strathclyde. Online and in person at U. Glasgow. Abstract, registration and further details:

Seminar 31st January 2024 @4-5:30pm: What Chinese People Really Want Politically Speaker: Dr Narisong Huhe, University of Strathclyde Room 129, Hetherington Building. And online with registration at: https://uofglasgow.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtc-qqpj4jE9DnUenIJBRb41v3-tT_OTHv