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Confucius Institute China Briefing
& Book Signing
President Xi Jinping’s
Leadership Style and Policies
Chair
Event details
Professor Mobo Gao
Date
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Executive Director, The Confucius Institute
The University of Adelaide
Time
5.45pm registration for a
6.00 pm start, end 8.30 pm
Speakers
Venue
Theatrette, 55 Currie Street,
Adelaide SA 5000
Professor Willy Lam
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
RSVP
Friday, 24 April 2015
Contact
Flavia Watkins
[email protected]
or 8313 4799
Dr Delia Lin
The University of Adelaide
Register
Admission free, registration essential
Register here:
https://confucius.adelaide.edu.au/commun
ity/china-briefing/register/
He has been called the most powerful
Chinese leader since Deng Xiaoping
and the most authoritative since Mao
Zedong. His ambitious reform strategy,
including a sharp crackdown on
corruption, has made not only
domestic, but international news. The
Chinese people affectionately refer to
him as Xi Dada or Big Uncle Xi and
Westerners are naturally curious about
how he rules. There is no doubt,
President Xi Jinping is one of the most
influential leaders of our time; but who
is the man behind the headlines and
what do his policies mean for China
and its international strategy?
Professor Willy Lam is an adjunct
professor in the history department and the
Center for China Studies, Chinese
University of Hong Kong. He is a leading
academic on the topic of President Xi. You
can find a number of his articles in Foreign
Policy. Professor Lam will be selling and
signing his newly-released book,
'Chinese Politics in the Era of Xi
Jinping: Renaissance, Reform or
Retrogression?’ after the China
Briefing. To pre-order the book, fill out
the order form or email Flavia Watkins.
Dr Pradeep Taneja
The University of Melbourne
Please join the Confucius Institute at the
University of Adelaide for the first China
Briefing of 2015. We are excited to
announce an outstanding panel dedicated
to discussing President Xi in more exciting
detail.
After the panel discussion there will be a
Q&A session, followed by a booking
signing at the networking session with
complimentary drinks and canapés.
Dr Pradeep Taneja specializes in Asian
politics and international relations in the
School of Social and Political Sciences at
the University of Melbourne, where he is
also an Associate of the Centre for
Contemporary Chinese Studies. He spent
many years studying or working in China.
His primary areas of research are Chinese
foreign policy and political economy. He is
currently working on a book on the rise of
China from an Indian perspective.
Dr Delia Lin lectures in Chinese,
translation, Chinese and Western Thinking
at The University of Adelaide. Her research
passion lies in the nexus between politics,
culture, language, philosophy and
psychology. In particular, she examines
emerging trends and issues in political and
cultural philosophy, political psychology
and political discourse in China.
Sponsors
Topics
Professor Willy Lam
Xi Jinping's amassed power – and
what he may use this power for
(includes discussion on the anticorruption campaign)
Dr Pradeep Taneja
China’s foreign policy under Xi Jinping
(with a focus on its Asia Pacific
neighbours)
Dr Delia Lin
The political philosophy of X I Jinping:
The consistency in his inconsistency
The Confucius Institute
at the University of
Adelaide promotes the
learning of Chinese
language and culture
and a broader and
more informed
understanding of China,
both across South
Australia and beyond.
The Confucius Institute was officially
launched in March 2007 by the then Federal
Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon.
Alexander Downer.
The establishment of the Confucius Institute
with Shandong University consolidates
longstanding ties with the University of
Adelaide and coincides with the twentieth
anniversary of the Sister State relationship
between South Australia and Shandong
Province.
Through our programs and activities, we
seek to build understanding of Chinese
culture among any interested groups,
increase
China knowledge generally, strengthen
language teaching and help Australians to
build or strengthen their economic and
business links with China.
For further enquiries
Flavia Watkins
Business Program Coordinator
The Confucius Institute
Level 4 Wills Building
The University of Adelaide SA 5005
Telephone: +61 8 8313 4799
Email: [email protected]
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