谢谢提问，想请您阅读这本书 😊 它讲的是在埃塞主权问题的辩论。

I’m excited to share some professional news: my new book is coming out this February! It will be published open access with University of California Press.

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A big thank-you to all of you who made this project possible.

@ucpress.bsky.social

Yamahata Yōsuke is best known for his grizzly photos of Nagasaki, which offered many Americans their first look at the bodily toll of the a-bomb when they were published in Life in 1952

What I learned only today was that before he was on the ground in Nagasaki, he was in the sky over Chongqing 1/

Great article by Jing Jing Liu on how Nigerian importers of Chinese goods use RMB and cryptocurrency to ease international business transactions, and in the process, cultivate a multicurrency fluency that befits our everchanging multipolar world. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

The new issue of GCP is out! How is Mandarin evolving in a changing world? Our contributors explore its transformation at China’s frontiers and beyond—where state control meets public innovation, and global encounters spark new hybrids. Download for free at globalchinapulse.net/global-china...

The new issue of Global China Pulse is out 😊 Thank you to all the wonderful contributors and my co-editors @ivanfranceschini.bsky.social and Hong Zhang.

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Living Between Worlds With One Homeland in Heart: The Story of South African Chinese Chinese communities in South Africa are generally divided into three distinct groups. LaoQiao (老侨), are South African-born Chinese (SABC) whose families have been in the country for generations, with ...

Explore the experiences of South African Chinese in this analysis, examining discrimination, marginalization, apartheid-era struggles, and inter-racial dynamics.

Three big lawsuits against Meta in Kenya may have global implications One was prompted by the murder of an Ethiopian professor

The three major cases against Meta in Kenya raise an important question: can big tech be sued in African countries, and thus others?

My latest

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Another proud supervisor moment--excellent essay by my former student, Ziyi Li, based on her MSc thesis project.

Playing with the Rules at Duck Express: Workplace Banter at a Chinese Restaurant in Nairobi ‘I’m getting good at dealing with these Chinese guys,’ Grace (a pseudonym, as are all other names of people and businesses in this essay) told me one day after joking around with a customer. Grace was...

A wonderful essay by Amanda Kaminsky on workplace banter and linguistic flexibility in Kenyan-Chinese encounters. @madeinchinajournal.com @globalchinamap.bsky.social globalchinapulse.net/playing-with...

Climbers (part one): A way out of China Drum Tower · Episode

This year I spent months reporting in Colombia, Mexico, and California, following Chinese migrants hoping to seek asylum in the US. It's a route that's become known as 走线. We made a 4-part podcast series about their journey. The first episode is free this week: open.spotify.com/episode/0vTt...

Global China Lab Global China Lab is a non-profit organisation established by researchers and practitioners with the aim of advancing knowledge of contemporary China.

With lots of new people joining Bluesky, we thought it would be a good idea to introduce the projects falling under the umbrella of the Global China Lab, a new non-profit we established this year with the aim of advancing open knowledge about China. 1/

Uxorilocal Marriage in Xiaoshan, 1970s to 2020s | Made in China Journal In late March 2024, I accompanied Yifan to Golden Phoenix, a matchmaking agency specialising in arranging uxorilocal marriages in Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, a place where life still moves at a leisu...

My former student, Charlie Yang, wrote a wonderful essay on matrilocal marriage in China, challenging common assumptions about the place of the live-in son-in-law 赘婿 in the family. @madeinchinajournal.com madeinchinajournal.com/2024/11/19/u...

LEADERSHIP LAB: The Craft of Writing Effectively YouTube video by UChicago Social Sciences

I watched this in one go at 3 am in the morning -- this is EASILY the best piece of media I've ever consumed about the craft of writing -- even more than Stephen King's "On Writing" or "How to write a lot" (both of which I really enjoyed).