Powers of persuasion? China's struggle for human rights discourse power at the UN

Spatial-temporal differentiation and influencing factors of carbon emission trajectory in Chinese cities - A case study of 247 prefecture-level cities

School choice in urban China: educational desires and life-packages between the state and the market

Questions around school choice have attracted growing attention among educational scholars worldwide, and there is by now a burgeoning body of literature that links school choice to (i) the marketization and commercialization in education, (ii) new modes of governance in education, and (iii) individualized patterns of life-planning among families who see themselves increasingly exposed to global c

Courts and Democracy in a One-Party State: Judicial Independence in China

Outline of a computerized Chinese grammar enabling English and Swedish translation

China and the inherent risks involved in the SCO’s future development

Civic Engagement in Collective remembering: Social media, information credibility and knowledge production in contemporary China

Institutions and Social Mobilizations: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia (1951—2011)”,

A Revolt of Memory - Debating China’s Great Famine in the age of social media

Discussion on social media and their contribution to democratisation is dominated by scholarship on the use of social media in mobilizing and coordinating grassroots opposition in contentious movements (e.g., the Arab Spring). Such approach, however, fails to recognize the power dynamics underlying everyday uses of social media. To fill this gap, this article provides one of the first studies on t

Rain-season trends in precipitation and their effect in different climate regions of China during 1961-2008

Transnational Civil Society and the Politics of Memory in Sino-Japanese Relations: Exhibiting the “Comfort Women” in China

Securitization of energy supply chains in China

Social Media and Collective Remembrance: The debate over China’s Great Famine on weibo

Strategic assessment of fuel taxation in energy conservation and CO2 reduction for road transportation: a case study from China

Road transportation has attracted extensive attention throughout the world because of its high energy demands and numerous externalities. Sustainable road transportation has thus become a great challenge for politicians and decision-makers all over the world. There have been a series of studies indicating that appropriate pricing of fuel can be both effective and efficient for reducing overconsump

A standardised approach to the world? IKEA in China

Oral traditional Chinese medication for adhesive small bowel obstruction

The transition to market-based monetary policy: What can China learn from the European experience?

The Institutional Root of China's Rural Industry and Gradual Reform

Chinese university governance: Tensions and reforms

Unwelcome Stranger to the System: Vocational Education in Early Twentieth-Century China