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The goal of the network is to create a space for academics & students from across the university whose research relates to China, to share their work & promote interdisciplinary collaboration.

The network has affiliated staff and students from across 麻豆传媒视频网站.听If you would like to be involved please email听l ucy.stagg@ucl.ac.uk

Affiliated staff | Affiliated PhD students

Affiliated staff

听(IOE - Learning & Leadership):听equality of opportunity and factors which contribute to social inequalities in education. Conducted a Research Report to review publications written in English on Early Childhood Education in the People's Republic of China.听
(Innovation and Public Purpose): interested in Confucian Public Administration and Governance (with a special interest in Wang Anshi and in Max Weber)听and听Innovation Policy today.
(Archaeology): UK Director of the International Centre for Chinese Heritage and Archaeology (麻豆传媒视频网站-PKU).
(Information Studies):听project lead of the Chinese Export Watercolours (CEW) project. Also part of the Chinese Iconography Thesaurus (CIT) project and the Provenance of Asian Collections (PAC) project in collaboration with the V&A Museum.
(Slavonic and East European Studies):听research is related to the Chinese economy, especially its financial development and debt problems.听
(IOE SRI听鈥� Thomas Coram Research Unit):听her doctoral work explored how the Chinese state coordinated and understood welfare support for parents and spouses bereaved of children and/or partners during the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake. She is currently exploring the position of single women (both in the PRC and the UK, in different projects).听
(Institute for Global Prosperity):听research at the crossroads of history, geography, politics, and society, with a specialisation in Global China and urban studies.
(Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction): researching carbon footprints, pollution and听climate change in China.
(Political Science):听examining听the ways in which private actors and governments engage in a global economy, with a particular focus on East Asia. Also the effects of China鈥檚 growing influence in global politics.
(School of Slavonic and East European Studies): Global Economics, including China.
听(European & Intl Social & Political Studies): works on the politics of infrastructure, looking at how grounded, field-work based research can help us understand 'global China' better. An editor听at the People's Map of Global China.
Anastasiia Rudkovska (European & Intl Social & Political Studies):听China and sustainable development
听(Laws):听Co-Director of the 麻豆传媒视频网站 China Centre for Politics, Law and Culture.
Shengxi (Eric) Xin (Bartlett School of Planning):听researching听socio-spatial governance and planning in China, particularly focusing on the rural development and community governance.听
(Bartlett School of Planning): main interest is on urban development and environmental governance in China. Editor-in-chief of听Transactions in Planning and Urban Research,听a platform for diverse new inquiries and dialogues on the urban and regional development and planning processes in China.
(Development Planning Unit):听researching听the management of city economies, low-carbon transitions, and green and municipal finance, using China as a case study thanks to its significance in these areas.
(IOE - Education, Practice & Society): works on Chinese children鈥檚 everyday lives and personal relationships, and ethics in research and practices with children and young people in China.

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(History): Traditional, complementary and integrative medicine.
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(IOE - Social Research Institute):听child gifting-giving practices in rural China.
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(Anthropology):听intersections of Digital Anthropology and Science and Technology Studies. Also听work on urban migration and rural development in China.
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(Institute of Archaeology):听investigating听ancient foodways in Northern China through archaeobotany and SEM microscopy. Also, exploring the history of East Asian archaeology within broader socio-political contexts.
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(Institute of Global Health):听health system issues, particularly the effective utilization of healthcare resources in China, especially for the aging population.
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(Institute of Archaeology):听Creating a computational comparative model of linear defense system across Eurasia, including the Great Wall of China, mainly using spatial analysis and GIS modelling of archaeological remains.
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(Institute of Archaeology):听Jade in Mesoamerica and Early China
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(School of Slavonic and East European Studies):听Digitalization policies and sustainable development: a comparative analysis of Europe and China from macro to mezzo perspectives.听
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(Political Science):听the impact of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative policy on foreign public opinions.
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(Science and Technology Studies):听social understanding of risks of longevity and guanxi practice (online and offline) in modern China.
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(IOE - Social Research Institute):听focuses on Chinese urban dual-earner families with pre-kindergarten child(ren), looking into the impact of intergenerational contract, China's family welfare system, gender division of labour, care relationalities, and commercialised childcare services on听 organisation of domestic labour.
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(History):听practicing acupuncturist and teacher in Chinese Medicine and philosophy. Currently researching听the Tang interpolated chapters of the Huangdi Neijing.
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Mengci Xiao听(Bartlett School of Planning):听researching urban conservation discourse via a lens of public participation in China. Also issues of post-growth planning, and cultural tourism in China.
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Ying Yang (Institute of Archaeology):听wood resource utilisation in the mausoleum of China's first emperor - Qin Shi Huang
(IOE - Education, Practice & Society): history of听female education in East Asia
听(Institute of Archaeology):听impact of climate change on archaeological sites in China and surrounding areas
(IOE - Education, Practice & Society):听educational inequality, social mobility, and market transition in China
(Institute of Archaeology):听history of archaeological fieldwork in late modern Egypt and China c. 1894鈥�1939. Also, broader history of Chinese archaeology and modern Chinese society
(IOE - Education, Practice & Society): Chinese young people鈥檚 mediated intimacy against the backdrop of neoliberalist culture. Uses a pluralistic approach to听engage with the complexities and ambivalences of young people鈥檚 reconfiguration of gender in everyday life during the covid-19 pandemic in Wuhan China.听