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New Appointment for WREAC Research Associate PDF Print E-mail

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Dr. Michael Griffiths joins Ogilvy & Mather Greater China's Discovery team in Shanghai.

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Alison Hardie: Appointment at Dumbarton Oaks PDF Print E-mail

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Dr Alison Hardie, a specialist in Chinese garden design and social uses of gardens in early modern China and WREAC core researcher based at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Leeds, has accepted an invitation to join the committee of Senior Fellows in Garden and Landscape Studies at Dumbarton Oaks, for a three-year term beginning in July this year.

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The First Days of Field-work PDF Print E-mail

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The trials of PhD field-work in Japan

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Twenty is plenty but eight is great PDF Print E-mail

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Professor Hugo Dobson recently returned from a week in Toronto researching the G8 and G20 summits from the International Media Centre. Below he shares a few observations from the summit.

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Nationalism in Japan PDF Print E-mail

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Workshop and Distinguished Lecture on Nationalism in Japan

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Chinese Development: ECARDC9 Papers PDF Print E-mail

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Selected European Conference on Agriculture and Rural Development in China papers published in Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

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