Minglu Chen

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Our article on Chinese students in Australian election campaigns tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Panda diplomacy revisited: state interests and public emotions: The Pacific Review: Vol 0, No 0 tandfonline.com/doi/metrics/10…

Our new article on China’s panda diplomacy. theconversation.com/how-chinas-pan…

In this new article, @dtsmith_sydney, @minglu_chen and Jingdong Yuan examine state interests and public emotions in China’s panda diplomacy. Read this paper (🔓) here: bit.ly/TPR_SmithD_0725

Our first piece on ‘Teaching China in Australia’ with @minglu_chen and @Bingqin_Li. Constructive comments are welcome. How is China being taught at Australian universities? And why does this matter? Here’s what our research found theconversation.com/how-is-china-b… via @ConversationEDU

@CerenJilan Next time!

Looks like an excellent panel on gender governance in China! @minglu_chen, wish we had a chapter on this in our handbook on China's local governance. Congrats!

🇨🇳 La trayectoria de la emancipación femenina nacional china, la ambigüedad de los requisitos de representación política o la brecha educativa dificultan el ascenso de las mujeres en la jerarquía de poder. ✍️@minglu_chen @east_asia_forum politicaexterior.com/donde-estan-la…

Extraordinary to watch and learn as @minglu_chen, @XinhuiJ, @zhou_yunyun, Han Ling, and Zheng Wang advance the frontier of feminist analysis of Chinese politics before our very eyes.

'It is long past time for the CCP to live up to Mao’s rhetoric on women’s empowerment,' writes @minglu_chen. aspistrategist.org.au/where-are-the-…

Where are the women in Chinese politics? | @minglu_chen | bit.ly/3oAVFbV

Panel discussion today at NSW Treasury, with co-panelist Charles Cho, NSW Treasury General Counsel, on the topic of ‘Lunar New Year, xenophobia and tokenism’.

“It’ disappointing b/c whatever small space that was carved out4women 2exercise their political power is now gone at the top level.But I’m not surprised b/c this has been a masculine patriarchal institution& it hasn’t changed.” ⁦⁦@minglu_chen⁩ scmp.com/news/china/pol…

As China’s most powerful female politician retires, the prospects for women in the Communist Party aren’t great. “For young chinese women who would like to pursue a career in politics they just don’t have a lot of examples to follow,” says @minglu_chen. nyti.ms/3gcyBvr

Dr. Chen Minglu, University of Sydney: “For young Chinese women who would like to pursue a career in politics, they just don’t have a lot of examples to follow. They don’t have all these figures to look up to and to be their inspiration.” nytimes.com/2022/10/19/bus…

“Innocent Young Girls”: The Search for Female Provincial Leaders in China bit.ly/3yNqaNx

#OpenAccess from @JEAS_journal - Chinese Entrepreneurs, the Party-State, and Gender: Women Succeed in Business without the CCP - ow.ly/8Bqy50KgzZH - @minglu_chen, @goldsmithbe & @ShaunRatcliff #FirstView

Talking constitutions in politics mini lecture #usydopenday @Usyd_ssps @ArtSS_Sydney

The Future of China omny.fm/shows/sydney-w…

#Podcast: The Future of #China with @minglu_chen, @Robert_E_Kelly, Xue Yiwei and Linda Jaivin on the nation's political, economic and cultural future. 🔊 apple.co/1FKndfu or bit.ly/2rWyIQ3