Remains of the Everyday: A Century of Recycling in Beijing
At a webinar hosted by the 21st Century China Center and the UC San Diego Chinese Studies Program, Joshua Goldstein of USC will present his new book looking at the […]
Toxic Politics: China’s Health and Governance In Crisis
In his new book, “Toxic Politics,” Yanzhong Huang, professor and director of Global Health Studies at Seton Hall University, will discuss how China’s environmental crisis is [...]
What Yang Shuping’s speech tells us about free speech
Whether it was former President Obama saying that liberal college students should not be “coddled” or President Trump criticizing UC Berkeley’ s response to a controversial speaker, the 1st [...]
The Role of Nuclear Energy in China’s Geopolitical Ascent
China’s astounding economic growth has been followed by an equally astounding energy demand to fuel that growth. According to BP Energy Outlook, China will become the world’s largest [...]
Crouching Eagle, Frozen Dragon: China’s Increasing Role in the Antarctic
This article was originally published on the UC San Diego JIPS Blog. While the total impact of the United States’ 2016 election is yet to be fully determined, based on the […]
China in 2016: Year in Review
China Focus reviews 2016 ²s top stories and how they were covered here at UCSD: Donald Trump Says ˜China. CHINA. China' There's no getting around it, Donald Trump is the […]
China in 2015: Year in Review
China Focus reviews 2015 ²s top stories and how they were covered here at UCSD: Whither the New Normal Economy The Chinese economy faced strong headwinds in 2015 and struggled […]
Change Is in the Air?
Construction sites in China are ubiquitous, and the fences that guard the sites almost always feature a computer-generated image of what the site will look like upon completion. These images […]
US and China’s Historic Joint-Commitment on Climate Change
“China and the United States made common cause on Wednesday against the threat of climate change, staking out an ambitious joint plan to curb carbon emissions as a way to spur nations […]
