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Research

The Centre brings together researchers specialising in China in universities across Scotland.

Events

Events organised or co-organised by Centre members.

People

Academic staff and Research associates.

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Publications

Briefing papers, Research reports, Press Releases and recent publications by Centre members.

University of Glasgow main building view from bowling green

SCCR is Scotland's leading centre for post-graduate research on China. We have over 50 students undertaking doctoral research. Doctoral programmes are located administratively within eight Schools across the arts and social sciences. SCCR encourages cross-disciplinary fertilization and inter-disciplinary research by organising seminars, lectures and other events with a China focus. Academic staff meet regularly to discuss China-related research.themes and collaborate on particular projects.

Students on campus

Postgraduate Network

The Postgraduate Network (PGN) aims to provide a means for early career social science researchers who specialize on China to meet, open their minds, share their work, and build skills which will be useful in their careers.

Our aims

Our Aims

Promoting Understanding of the Chinese Economy, Governance & Politics, Society and Culture

  • to foster high-quality social science research on China and promote multidisciplinary research collaboration among centre members
  • to build strategic research capacity in the social sciences of China for Scotland and the UK
  • to promote understanding of China by disseminating research and making expertise on contemporary Chinese economy, politics & governance, and society accessible to the wider community
  • to develop and support research links with Chinese scholars, universities and research institutes

The Scottish Centre for China Research brings together scholars doing research on China across a range of arts and social science disciplines in Scottish universities. Its members include researchers at the Universities of St. Andrews, Edinburgh and Dundee as well as Glasgow.*

We are based in the University of Glasgow’s School of Social & Political Sciences, in the College of Social Sciences.

*If you are a scholar or student at a Scottish University doing research on China you are welcome to join our Centre. Please contact us.

Events

  • 12 Jan

    Seminar programme 2020—21 Semester 2

    A list of seminars and roundtable discussions this term. Full details including abstracts to be posted later.
  • 11 Feb

    Seminar 17 March 2021

    “The Perils and Possibilities of Para-citizenship: China’s Search for the Ideal Disabled Citizen”. by Professor Sarah Dauncey, University of Nottingham
  • 28 Jan

    Seminar 3 March 2021

    “Globalization and the Rise of the Economic State: PRC and USA in Comparison”. by Professor Guoguang Wu, University of Victoria
  • 28 Jan

    Seminar 17 February 2021

    “Social Protection under Authoritarianism: Health Politics and Policy in China”. by Dr Xian Huang, Rutgers University
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