Category: Research
Race and Global China: Sino-Black Relations
Professor Keisha Brown will address the role of race in U.S.-China relations through the lens of Sino-Black relations. In tracingContinue Reading
Black internationalism: China / with Prof. Keisha A. Brown – a webinar
Co-organized by YCW’s New York and Washington, DC chapters, “Black Internationalism: China” featured founder and director of Columbia University LawContinue Reading
Window of the World: Sino–African Encounters through Copies and Simulations
Braun LN. Window of the World: Sino–African Encounters through Copies and Simulations. Journal of Asian and African Studies. May 2021. doi:10.1177/00219096211019085
“Race” and “Racism” in contemporary Africa-China relations research: approaches, controversies and reflections
Some years ago, during a lecture I was giving on media representation, “race” and “racism” in Africa-China relations in aContinue Reading
Bridging through “women’s work”: African women and men chasing the rise of China
Siphokazi Magadla (she/her/hers) (2021) Bridging through “women’s work”: African women and men chasing the rise of China, International Feminist Journal of Politics, 23:2, 243-262, DOI: 10.1080/14616742.2020.1863158
‘It’s kind of becoming a culture’: how habitus influences the migration trajectories of African students in China
Benjamin Mulvey & Mark Mason (2021) ‘It’s kind of becoming a culture’: how habitus influences the migration trajectories of African students inContinue Reading
