Chinese Studies Research Day 18 March 2005

Chinese Studies Research Day Program

1:45 pm - 5:30 pm, 18^th  March 2005

Tutorial /Committee Room,
Ground floor, Baillieu Library,
The University of Melbourne

1.45 – 1.50

Dr. Justin Tighe

Welcome and opening remarks

2.00 – 2.30

Helen Yang

“Strategic management and enterprise governance in the Chinese consumer electronics sector”

2:45 – 3.15

Emily Dunn

A Protestant Sect and the Chinese Communist Party: The Case of Eastern Lightning

3.30 – 3.45

Afternoon Tea (provided)

3.45 – 4.30

Dr Anne McLaren

Going International

Does it matter at all that Australia-based China scholars and postgraduates are located on the periphery of the Western study of China? Are there any particularities about doing research in Australia (or Melbourne) as opposed to doing it in the US or Europe? How can we ensure that our voice is heard internationally? How can Australian-trained researchers 'break in' to scholarly networks in the United States? The aim of this presentation is to raise these as issues for discussion and share experiences of 'going international'. The focus will be mainly on scholarly circles in the United States and China.  

4:30 – 5:30

Alex English

Chinese Studies Research Group Annual General Meeting

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The Chinese Studies Research Day is proudly brought to you by the Chinese Studies Research Group, the University of Melbourne

RSVP to Bick-har Yeung bhy@unimelb.edu.au by Monday 14^th March 2005 for catering purpose