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| Private Education in China: Issues and Prospects |
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Sreemati Chakrabarti
Wednesday Seminar |14 March 2018
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| The speaker explored the private education system and its rapid expansion in China. Emerging fractures and its consequences for education was the focus. |
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| The Communist Party of China in the Post-Mao Era: From Mass to Elite Party |
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GDML |22 March 2018
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| The speaker focussed on the evolution of CCP. The speaker argued that the party has undergone a process of rejuvenation and has moved from a mass party to an elite party with a highly educated and a young cadre core. The party has also focused on maintaining bureaucratic quality rather than quantity. |
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| Politics under the Xi Jinping Era: Bringing the Party Back-in! |
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Bhim B. Subba
Wednesday Seminar |28 March 2018
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| The speaker explored the Communist Party of China’s transformation and attempted to analyze the party’s role in China’s emerging ‘strongman’ politics under Xi Jinping |
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| CHINA REPORT |
| Volume 55 | Issue 1 | Feb. 2018 |
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| Special Issue on 'Hong Kong: Identity, Intellectual History and Culture' |
| Chih-yu Shih |Guest Editor |
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| This special issue focuses on the complexities of 'Hongkongese' identity, compiled and edited by political psychologist shihChih-yu, steps back somewhat from the immediacy of contemporary events to speculate, on a broader canvas and in a longer historical frame, on the identity challenges of being simultaneously 'Hongkongese' and 'Chinese'. |
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| ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
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| China in Northeast Asia: Maintaining Order or Upsetting Order? |
| David Arase | Issue No. 21 | March 2018 |
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| The paper discusses the rising tension at each of the three main flashpoints in Northeast Asia, driven by China’s desire for a new China-centered order. |
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| ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
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| Financial Markets in China and India |
| U K Sinha | Issue No. 22 | March 2018 |
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| While India has a long history of functional capital markets, both China and India started market reforms process almost around the same time. But the size of the Chinese market is much bigger today than India’s. |
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| Sino-Nepalese Engagements in the Himalayan Borderland |
| Diki Sherpa | Issue No. 53 | Mar 2018 |
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| This paper assesses the competitive geopolitical interests that have converged and been advanced by infrastructure building in the Nepalese Himalayan borderland. |
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| Recent Developments in the Korean Peninsula |
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| Amb. Rakesh Sood and Amb. Vishnu Prakash |
| Wedneday Seminar|IIC| 18 April 2018 | 3 pm |
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| China Factor in Bhutan |
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| Amb. V P Haran |
| Wedneday Seminar|ICWA| 25 April 2018 | 3 pm |
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