[FUB-GEAS] Fwd: [bccnmailing] Nov 7th and 8th, 2024: "Studying Global China Workshop" in Berlin - registration open!

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Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2024 09:36:38 +0200
Subject: [FUB-GEAS] Fwd: [bccnmailing] Nov 7th and 8th, 2024: "Studying Global China Workshop" in Berlin - registration open!

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Betreff:	[bccnmailing] Nov 7th and 8th, 2024: "Studying Global China Workshop" in Berlin - registration open!
Datum:	Wed, 18 Sep 2024 17:16:11 +0200
Von:	Merle Groneweg <merle.groneweg@hu-berlin.de>
Antwort an:	Merle Groneweg <merle.groneweg@hu-berlin.de>
An:	bccnmailing@lists.hu-berlin.de

Dear all,

        We are excited to announce the program of the 2024 'Studying
        Global China Workshop', which will take place in Berlin on
        November 7th and 8th, 2024.

        Please find all information here.

        If you are interested, please register here.

        Studying 'global' China is challenging. For researchers trained
        in sinology, studying China's global entanglements demands new
        methodological approaches. For those coming from social science
        backgrounds, language barriers and limited historical and
        cultural knowledge present problems in researching China's
        global influence. In addition, scholars face both tightening
        restrictions in the PRC as well as heated discussions on the
        risks and benefits of cooperation in Western countries. The
        'Studying Global China' workshop provides a platform to explore
        these issues, discuss research approaches, share challenges when
        conducting fieldwork, and learn about new tools for data
        analysis.

Are you about to finish your post-doc project or just started
          your PhD? An early stage China studies researcher or an
          up-and-coming social scientist engaged with some dimension of
          'global' China? Meet other scholars over snacks and coffee,
          listen to inspiring lectures on contemporary issues, and learn
          from & about each other: Who is working on what? What are
          your experiences with fieldwork? How can you translate your
          academic research into policy advice? Join us at the HU Berlin
          for two days of debates and networking!
Participation is open to all PhD students, post-docs, and
          other interested scholars. M.A./M.Sc. students may also
          participate (depending on capacity). Registration is possible
          until Oct 18, 2024. The workshop takes place at Humboldt
          University of Berlin (Auditorium,
          Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum).
We would like to invite all PhD students to briefly present
          their experiences with fieldwork and/or present their research
          in informal group sessions. If you would like to participate
          in those sessions, please submit the relevant info in the
          registration platform.
In case you have any questions, please reach out to me at any
          time.

          

          Best wishes
Merle Groneweg
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Program
Thursday, Nov 7th

            

          09:00 am  Arrival & Coffee

          09:15 am  Welcome & Introduction  

          09:30 am  From Global China as Method to Global China from
          Below (Nicholas Loubere, PhD, Lund University)

          10:30 am  Global China from Below: Discussion (Dr. Daniel
            Fuchs, HU Berlin; Nicholas Loubere, PhD, Lund
          University; Dr. Kimiko Suda, TU Berlin)

          11:30 am  Coffee Break

          12:00 pm  Using data to understand modern China (Antonia
            Hmaidi, MERICS)   

          01:00 pm  Lunch   

          02:00 pm  Risk management at universities - and what it means
          for China-related research (Dr. Isabelle Harbrecht, HU
          Berlin)

          03:00 pm  Coffee Break   

          03:30 pm  Group sessions: Fieldwork challenges   

          05:30 pm  Closing


        
Friday, Nov 8th
09:00 am  Arrival & Coffee

          09:30 am  Studying China in Global Science… - with telescopes
          and microscopes  (Prof. Dr. Anna Lisa Ahlers,
          MPWIG & University of Oslo)

          11:00 am  Coffee Break 

          11:30 am  Studying common concerns among and with Chinese
          youths (Biao Xiang, PhD, MPI for Social
          Anthropology)   

          01:00 pm  Lunch   

          02:00 pm  Group Sessions: Research presentations   

          03:30 pm  Coffee Break   

          04:00 pm  From academia to policy advice  (Dr. Aya Adachi,
          Bundeskanzler-Helmut-Schmidt-Stiftung)  

          05:15 pm  Networking with Berlin YCW (Young China Watchers)

          07:00 pm  Film screening with CiLENS (Chinese Indie Cinema in
          Berlin)



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        Humboldt University of Berlin

        Department for East Asian Studies

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Alice Trinkle
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Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften
Seminar für Ostasienstudien
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Johannisstraße 10, 10117 Berlin
T: +49 (0)30 2093 66928
M: alice.trinkle@hu-berlin.de
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