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Session 3

Thursday (May 18):
5.00-7.00 PM
Room 418

CHAIR

Christopher Marsh

(National Defense U, US)

christopher.marsh5@gmail.com

 

 

SPEAKERS

Dibyesh Anand

(U of Westminster, UK)

d.anand@westminster.ac.uk

Anticolonial Nationalism or Colonising Nationalism:
The Case of China

 

David R Stroup 

(U of Manchester, UK)

david.stroup@manchester.ac.uk

Learn from the Masses:
Lessons on Everyday Nationalism From China

 

David Tobin

(U of Sheffield, UK)

d.tobin@sheffield.ac.uk

Reformulating the National and the Global:
China’s Transnational Repression and Globalised Cultural Governance
in its Everyday Identity Policing

 

Chenchen Zhang

(Durham U, UK)

chenchen.zhang@durham.ac.uk

The Use and Abuse of the Anti-Colonial: 

Postcolonial Nationalism and the Spectre of ‘the West’

PANEL EU12
Chinese Nationalisms
How Can Nationalism Studies Engage
with the Global and the Everyday?

(Roundtable)  

Thursday May 18, 5.00-7.00 PM Room 418

Eurasia

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