Brussels – Should China Have Market Economy Status? with Reinhard Bütikofer, Luisa Santos [Reinhard Bütikofer and Luisa Santos]

Fifteen years after joining the WTO, China is due to be granted full Market Economy Status – or is it? And what are the implications of this change? European manufacturers worry that without anti-dumping measures, textile, steel and solar panel

London – The South China Sea: The Struggle for Power in Asia with Bill Hayton [Monday, April 18]

In 2011, China cut the cables of some seismic survey ships, and suddenly the South China Sea dispute started to get worldwide coverage. There has been so much attention and debate concerning the South China Sea dispute. This firecely contested

New York – Reinventing Chinese Food in New York with Jason Wang [Monday, April 25]

You’re invited to join us for a special event on the historic past and dynamic future of Chinese food in New York City with Jason Wang, CEO of Xi’an Famous Foods. We will discuss how Jason transformed his father’s mall

Berlin – ‘Closing Doors For Constructive Dialogue? Changing Dynamics of Interaction Between China and Europe (fishbowl discussion)’ with Jörg Binding, Angela Köckritz, Zhu Yi [Thu, April 14]

YCW Berlin is inviting you to this Panel Discussion as part of the second MERICS “European China Talent Program.” The “fishbowl discussion” will tackle issues such as “How and where do Chinese and Europeans engage in conversation with each other?

Beijing – ‘Criminal Justice in China’ with Professor He Jiahong [Tuesday, April 5]

Young China Watchers is honoured to be able to host Professor He for a discussion on wrongful convictions in China and the criminal justice system. Professor He Jiahong is one of China’s leading experts on criminal evidence, evidential investigation and