Calendar and events
Events related to departments and centres at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The calendar is not necessary comprehensive, but we try to display all events that are directed towards an English-speaking audience.
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13 December 2018,
10:00-11:30
How has the field of study of Chinese politics evolved in the West during the seventy years of the People’s Republic of China? ThinkChina.dk is happy to invite Professor Shambaugh who will give a lunch talk, where he will describe six “generations” of academic scholarship in the West (mainly USA), the main emphases of each generation, the principal paradigms that have been in “vogue,” the primary sources each had access to and how they shaped analysis, impediments to research and understanding, the professional factors that have affected the field and China-watching, and the future evolution of the field.
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13 December 2018,
10:30-11:30
Workshop with Profeesor David Shambaugh: "How has the field of study of Chinese politics evolved in the West during the seventy years of the People’s Republic of China?"
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13 December 2018,
11:00-12:30
SODAS Fall Lecture Series 2018.
The third lecture is by Joshua Tucker, Professor of Politics, Director Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia, Co-Director NYU Social Media and Political Participation (SMaPP) lab.
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13 December 2018,
12:00-13:30
Luncheon discussion with Professor Shambaugh on continuity and change in China.
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13 December 2018,
12:00-13:30
In this luncheon discussion, Professor Shambaugh will lead off with a brief summary of his last book China’s Future (2016). He will describe the main arguments of that study and assess the degree of continuity and change in China since it was published. The discussion will then turn to identifying the main variables shaping China’s evolution today and into the medium-term future.
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13 December 2018,
17:00-19:00
In his talk renowned China scholar, Professor David Shambaugh will discuss the leaders' distinctiveness and continuities over time, and how each leader has affected the Chinese Communist Party as an institution and the People’s Republic of China as a nation.
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13 December 2018,
17:00-19:00
ThinkChina and The Department of Political Science at University of Copenhagen are proud to present the renowned China scholar, Professor David Shambaugh, who will give a ChinaTalks lecture on "The Evolution of Chinese Leaders’ Styles: From Mao to Xi Jinping". In his lecture he will discuss the leaders' distinctiveness and continuities over time, and how each leader has affected the Chinese Communist Party as an institution and the People’s Republic of China as a nation.
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14 December 2018,
12:30-13:30
Lunch talk by Prof. Rachel Harrison, SOAS
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19 December 2018,
15:00-18:00
Ludivg Wier defends his PhD thesis: "Hide and Seek for Professionals: How Corporate Profits Fled High-Tax Countries (and Where to Find Them)"
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21 December 2018,
13:00-16:00
Rikke Nøhr Brünner defends her PhD thesis: "Fattigdom i alderdommen: Et sociologisk studie af levekår og hverdagsliv blandt de fattigste danske folkepensionister"
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13 May - 14 May 2019
International conference in 2019 at UCPH. Part of the Emerging Worlds program. Organized jointly by the CGSAS, Dept. of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies and ADI
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