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Research

The program adopts an interdisciplinary approach to research on Modern China and China’s engagement with the Asian region and the world. We work on projects ranging from the start of the Qing dynasty to the twenty first century that recognise the diversity of China in terms of class, gender, ethnicity and locality.

Recent and current projects include:
Professor Edwards

Gendered Cultures of War in China [Funded by the Australian Research Council]
Women’s Suffrage and Political Action in China [Funded by the Australian Research Council]
Celebrity in China [Funded by the Australian Research Council and in collaboration with Dr Elaine Jeffreys, UTS]
Honglou meng and mid-Qing Chinese family life
Women’s Movements in Asia [In collaboration with Dr Mina Roces, UNSW]
Dress and Politics in Asia and the Americas [In collaboration with Dr Mina Roces, UNSW]
Bodily Movements and Dress Sense: Kinaesthesia and Modernity in China [Funded by the HK University Grants Committee's General Research Fund]

Publications

Research Webpage and Blog

Adelyn Lim

Transnational framing of international agendas on women’s rights in China
Organizing and transnational gender solidarity among South Asian women in Hong Kong
The women's movement in post-1997 Hong Kong


Graduate Students current projects include:

Selena Dramlic PhD Program: The Impact of the May Fourth Movement on Contemporary Chinese National Identity.

Christine Cui Tao PhD Program: Contemporary Chinese Fashion Systems.

Zhang Yun PhD Program: Women and Ethnicity in the Late Qing and Early Republic.


Student's Research Projects:
Thomas Glucksmann-Smith
- E-international Relations: Review of Pessoptimist Nation. 25 October 2011.

- Softpower with Chinese characteristics: promoting creative industries while maintaining political control, China Beat. 30 November 2011.

Ryan Kilpatrick
- E-International Relations: National Humiliation in China. 20 October 2011
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Saga McFarland
- CNN: China embraces beauty pageants. 19 October 2011

- CNN: Dog boom as China's attitudes on pets, palates change. 1 September 2011