China Peripheries Seminar

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A series of policy-oriented talks on the ethnically diverse and highly contested regions along China’s geographical edges, this year’s hybrid seminar focuses on key transformations taking place in China and Greater China today. The seminar will feature scholars who combine deep insider-outsider knowledge with analysis of policy.

Session 1: Communities

Friday, February 7, 3 pm

Elliott School of International Affairs, Lindner Family Commons & Zoom

Uyghur Diaspora Communities
Rebecca Clothey
Drexel University
Tibetan Buddhist Elites and the State
Nicole Willock
Old Dominion University

Session 2: Borderlands
Friday, February 28, 3 pm
Elliott School of International Affairs, Lindner Family Commons & Zoom

The Hong Kong - Shenzhen Relationship
Denise Ho
Georgetown University
Tibet and China’s Development Policy
Tashi Rabgey
George Washington University

Session 3: Identities
Friday, March 7, 3 pm
Elliott School of International Affairs, Room 505 & Zoom

Taiwanese Attitudes Towards Diaspora
Amy Liu
University of Texas, Austin
Uyghurs and the Syrian Civil War
Sean Roberts
George Washington University

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