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Professor Christopher J. Gerry publishes an article on Reforming voluntary drug insurance in Russian healthcare
Here is Professor Christopher J. Gerry's abstract for his article on 'Reforming voluntary drug insurance in Russian healthcare: does social solidarity matter?':
Paul Irwin Crookes speaks about China’s international relations at the annual conference of the Young China Watchers in London
Paul Irwin Crookes was a panel speaker at the inaugural Annual Conference of the London chapter of the Young China Watchers, hosted by the Lau China Institute at King’s College London.
Dr Anna Pleshakova publishes chapter on cognitive approaches to media analysis
Dr Anna Pleshakova has published a chapter on cognitive approaches to media analysis which will appear in the 2018 Routledge Handbook of Language and Media.
Nayanika Mathur wins the American Ethnological Society's (AES) Sharon Stephens Prize
We are delighted to announce that Professor Nayanika Mathur has won the Sharon Stephens Prize awarded by the American Ethnological Society
Miriam Driessen publishes in 中国非洲研究评论 (Annual Review of African Studies in China)
Dr Miriam Driessen's latest article '在非洲做工程项目的中国人的“吃苦”与“诉苦”(Eating and speaking bitterness on Chinese construction projects in Africa)' was published in 中国非洲研究评论 (Annual Review of African Studies in China), edited by Li Anshan and Liu Haif
Dr Anna Pleshakova gave a keynote lecture at ConCort 2017
Dr Anna Pleshakova was invited to give a keynote lecture on the 15th of October 2017 at ConCort 2017 Annual Conference at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow.
Storry Memorial Travelling Bursary 17-18
STORRY MEMORIAL TRAVELLING BURSARY
A bursary of £500-£600 is offered towards the cost of travel to Japan for the purpose of studying some aspect of modern Japan. The bursary is open to postgraduate students and undergraduates alike.
Dan Healey launches investigation into Homophobia in Eurasia
REES will host a new project exploring political homophobia and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender – LGBT - communities in the countries of the former Soviet Union.
Macmillan Coffee Morning
The SIAS Macmillan Coffee Morning took place on Friday 29th September in aid of cancer support.
The event was well attended my SIAS staff and students and has raised £159.81 for the charity.
Ashmolean Exhibition: Old Traditions, New Visions: Art in India and Pakistan after 1947
FREE DISPLAY
Until 18 March 2018
Gallery 29
Free Admission
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Spatial Variation in the "Muslim Vote" in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, 2014
Congratulations to MSc CI Alumnus (2009-2010) and CSASP Associate Raphael Susewind on the publication of the article "Spatial Variation in the 'Muslim Vote' in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh
Philip Robins Visit to China with Middle East Centre Delegation
Dr Philip Robins returned to China as part of a delegation that included colleagues from the Middle East Centre, St Antony’s College, in September.
A successful SIAS MacMillan Coffee Morning - raising a total of £134.70
On Friday 27th September the SIAS Green Impact team held a very successful Coffee Morning in aid of MacMillan.
‘Russia, the Ukraine Conflict and Economic Sanctions: Implications for the Economies of Europe and Asia’.
Prof Chris Davis has been invited to Korea Institute for International Economic Policy to deliver a seminar talk on ‘Russia, the Ukraine Conflict and Economic Sanctions: Implications for the Economies of Europe and Asia’.
Putin's Enablers. By Gwen Sasse
Prof. Gwen Sasse on the Ukraine focusing on Putin and the role of international institutions.
Royal Opening of the Dickson Poon University of Oxford China Centre Building
The Duke of Cambridge has formally opened the Dickson Poon University of Oxford China Centre Building in the grounds of St Hugh’s College. The University of Oxford has been regarded as Europe’s leading centre for the study of China for some time.
Dr Jenny Chan delivers talk at the University of Westminster: Dying for an iPhone: The Labour Struggle of China’s New Working Class
On 1st October 2014, Jenny Chan delivers a talk on her PhD project (at London University) and her book, co-authored with teachers PUN Ngai and Mark SELDEN.
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Where does the moral dimension to India’s foreign policy come from? – A new journal article by CSASP’s Kate Sullivan
Why has Indian diplomacy often been accused of carrying a ‘moralising tone’?
The LAC at the 50th Anniversary of the Instituto de Estudios Peruanos
Professor Eduardo Posada-Carbó was invited to join the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the Instituto de Estudios Peruanos (IEP), which took place in Lima on 20-23 August this year. He participated in an international panel to mark the occasion, on the theme ‘Desigualdad, ciuad