The University of Oxford China Centre is a new hub for various academic activities related to China at the University of Oxford, located on the premises of St Hugh’s College in the magnificent Dickson Poon Building. By bringing together superb academics and researchers from a broad range of disciplines, the China Centre will foster innovative collaborative initiatives and ensure that Oxford’s research on China produces even more substantial impact, both domestically and abroad.
Latest News
China Centre Newsletter 2
We are pleased to post the second China Centre Newsletter. For any enquiries, please contact information@chinese.ox.ac.uk China Centre Newsletter 2Read More »
Rana Mitter awarded an ICAS Book Prize
Rana Mitter’s book China’s Good War: How World War II is Shaping a New Nationalism (Harvard, 2020) was awarded the title Most Accessible and Captivating …Read More »
Todd Hall interview with Chinese Business Brief is available as a podcast
‘Punditry Pitfalls’ – Todd Hall talks to Chinese Business Brief about the most common punditry pitfalls afflicting those in the business of analysing China’s current …Read More »Oxford China Centre Conversations series now available on YouTube
The Oxford China Centre Conversations series, which took place during Trinity Term 2021 can be viewed here. Also available to view is the One Big …Read More »
Alumni podcast, Episode 2, now available
In this episode, current students speak to Cindy Yu, Broadcast Editor at The Spectator about her childhood experiences in China, her best moments in Oxford …Read More »
Research Highlights
Rosemary Foot publishes article in The Diplomat
Professor Rosemary Foot has published an article on ‘Beijing and the UN, 50 Years On’ in The Diplomat, October 2021. The article can be found …Read More »Todd Hall publishes article in the European Journal of International Relations
Dispute inflation – Todd Hall discusses the phenomenon of dispute inflation in an article published by the European Journal of International Relations.Read More »
Dirk Meyer publishes book with De Gruyter Mouton
Dirk Meyer‘s book, Documentation and Argument in Early China: The Shàngshū 尚書 (Venerated Documents) and the Shū Traditions, has been published by De Gruyter Mouton …Read More »
Translation of Dirk Meyer’s 2012 monograph published by Zhonghua shuju
The translation of Dirk Meyer‘s 2012 monograph, Philosophy on Bamboo: Text and the Production of Meaning in Early China (Leiden: Brill) is now out with …Read More »
British Academy podcast by Vivienne Shue
The British Academy has posted a podcast by Vivienne Shue as part of the BA’s ‘Ten Minute Talk’ series. The talk, ‘China’s 14th Five Year …Read More »