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The New Mapping China Journal 2020 is out

December 19, 2020 Journal
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Mapping China X Berlin Foreign Policy Forum 2020

November 23, 2020 Events
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General Call for Essays — Special 2020 Journal Issue

September 23, 2020 Article
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China Studies Fatigue or Why We Need to Prepare Young China Scholars t...

August 1, 2020 Article
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Where’s the tolerance for ambiguity in discussing Chinese politics?

July 8, 2020 Article
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China Studies Through the Lens of Crisis

June 29, 2020 Article
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China under Xi: Moving Beyond Performance Legitimacy?

March 13, 2020 Working Paper
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General Call for Student/PhD Papers on Greater China

January 29, 2020 ArticleJournal
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The new Mapping China Journal No 3 is online

November 30, 2019 Journal
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Auf den Spuren von Taogongchang – Ein Sprung ins chinesische Fel...

April 15, 2019 Interview

Wir sollten mehr Literatur aus China lesen!

September 13, 2016
by mcWebadmin Article

von Julia TatraiNeben einem politikwissenschaftlichen oder chinabezogenen Studium noch Zeit zum Lesen zu finden, ist schwierig. Das Studium ist bereits für sich leseintensiv, Vokabeln werden nicht so schnell gelernt wie man hofft, Nebenjobs verlang ...

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Mapping Praktika

September 9, 2016
by mcWebadmin Article

von Aya Adachi und Tatjana Romig Während eines Studiums gibt es viele Möglichkeiten, warum ein Praktikum notwendig oder sinnvoll erscheint. Oft ist ein Praktikum verpflichtender Bestandteil eines Studienganges, man möchte seine Qualifikationen für e ...

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Call for Papers August 2016

August 18, 2016
by mcWebadmin Journal

Mapping China, Germany’s first Student Network on Chinese Studies & Political Science, is pleased to announce its first ever Call for Papers on:Integration and Disintegration in Asia: Mapping Domestic and Regional Challenges for China  ...

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The Nine Dash Line and UNCLOS: Why China’s Strategists and International Law Don’t Get Along

July 21, 2016
by mcWebadmin Article

by Andreas KechagiasLast week, the Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) announced its decisions in respect to a number of maritime disputes between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea (SCS). In doing so, it marched head-fir ...

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Mapping China Team Blog #1

July 16, 2016
by mcWebadmin Teamblog

Vor knapp sechs Wochen ist Mapping China offiziell online gegangen und seitdem hat sich bei uns viel getan. Wir arbeiten kontinuierlich an den bereitgestellten Inhalten, der Homepage und der Vergrößerung unseres Netzwerkes, nicht nur um euch mit wich ...

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Game over for China on South China Sea?

July 12, 2016
by mcWebadmin Article

by Matej ŠimalčíkOn 12 July 2016, the Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) gave its verdict on the Philippines vs. China case, putting a formal end to the three-year-long proceeding the Philippines initiated.South China Sea (SCS) repr ...

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