YCW’s Joshua Cartwright speaks with Jennifer Pan about how racism impacts Chinese overseas students’ support for authoritarianism.
Voices on China – Jennifer Pan, Assistant Professor of Communication at Stanford University
Webinar: Gender and Climate Change in China
On August 25, Young China Watchers London and NüVoices hosted Karoline Kan and Zongqi Yu, who both work on issues at the intersection between gender and climate change. Moderated by Jessie Lau (NüVoices) About Karoline Kan Karoline is a Chinese
YCW Podcast – Tim Clissold on Dealing with China
Excerpted from an event hosted by YCW London, this month’s episode features Tim Clissold, a Sino-U.S./U.K. business dispute resolution expert and the author of Mr. China, a book centered on the mishaps and lessons Tim encountered when first entering the Chinese
Voices on China – Rebecca E. Karl, Professor of History at New York University
Rebecca E. Karl is Professor of History at New York University. She is the author of “The Magic of Concepts: History and the Economic in Twentieth-Century China,” “Mao Zedong and China in the Twentieth-Century World: A Concise History” and “Staging
YCW-CTC Mentorship Program: Reflections from the Other Side
Young China Watchers Beijing, in partnership with the Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Global Policy (CTC), launched the mentorship program for its fifth year. Each mentee is linked to their own mentor based on their career interests. The mentors are drawn