The 2016 CCCI & CICER Student Symposium took place on Saturday, April 9, 2016. Our keynote speaker is Professor Shiping Tang, Professor in the School of International Relations and Public Affairs (SIRPA) at Fudan Univeristy (Shanghai, China). Panel 1 discussed diaspora, market institutions, and the arts in contemporary China. And Panel 2 discussed food Safety, land rights, and automobiles.
Yuanyuan Liu; Lisha Liu; Katherine Nachbar; Yuanyuan Tang
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Introduce Cornell Institute for China Economic Research
Studying Contemporary China in the Social Sciences
Bumps in the Road: Chinese Automakers’ Efforts, Challenges, and Possibilities in the U.S. Market
Art Market in China: Auction Houses, Collectors, and Museums in Past Thirty Years
Meicheng Wang, Julianne Eunu Song, Li Zhang
(from left to right)
Xinning Magazine: Reaching the Diaspora
Redevelopment Models of Collective-owned Land in Beijing and Shenzhen under China’s Dual Land System
Redevelopment Models of Collective-owned Land in Beijing and Shenzhen under China’s Dual Land System