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In between our newsletters we keep you updated on our activities through emails like this one!
In this update:
- NEW: CHERN Online Briefing
- Call for Virtual Mobility
- CHERN Training School 2024 concluded
- Activites in the CHERN community
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CHERN Online Briefing – the Cina-Serbia Free Trade Agreement
The China in Europe Research Network has set out to facilitate the exchange among researchers, journalists, and policymakers. In this initiative, we identify significant events and provide the latter two groups with relevant insights from researchers from our network. We keep the briefings short and practical and leave it open to you whether you want to pursue a certain topic further on a one-on-one basis.
In the first event, which will take place on April 26, we deal with the China-Serbia Free Trade Agreement.
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Virtual Mobility Grants – A few days left to apply
Are you an early career scholar with a passion for China-Europe research? Are you eager to learn more about online networking and dissemination in an international dynamic network? Do you have communicative skills and talent? We are inviting you to submit applications for our Virtual Mobilities! The Virtual Mobility (VM) Grant is a new kind of funding opportunity offered by CHERN since 2021. All VMs entail online collaborations. VM Grants still available: - Planning a webinar series promoting the results of CHERN STSMs and VMs
Click on the titles to learn more about calls 1-3, and refer to the VM Basic Facts for point 4. For further information, contact CHERN VNS manager Alexandra Filius (a.filius@vu.nl). We will accept submissions on a rolling basis. All VMs need to be concluded until April 30, 2024.
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CHERN Training School 2024 - Making results count: Translating independent China research into actionable recommendations
Last week, 18 trainees, 12 speakers, and 4 trainers gathered in Paris for a two-day intensive training during the CHERN Training School. Trainees gained valuable insights that promise to enhance the impact of their academic research. From skills workshops to captivating panels featuring speakers from the policy field, participants went deep into the art of translating independent China research into actionable recommendations. Hosted by SKEMA Business School and Inalco, this training empowered young scholars with practical tools for making results count in the realm of China in Europe research.
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Activities in the CHERN community
Learn about open calls for activities by members of the CHERN community
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Call to participate in a methods workshop organized by Horizon consortium De-CONSPIRATORHorizon consortium De-CONSPIRATOR is actively looking for participants in International Workshop on 3-4 June 2024, VUB, Brussels. We invite scholars (including entry-level) working on archival, discursive, narrative-related, or Russia/China-specific aspects of Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference. We call for abstract submissions, as selected papers will have the opportunity for publication in a special issue proposal for a peer-reviewed journal or in an edited volume. The workshop will also feature keynote speakers and panel discussions with leading experts in the field.
Abstract submission deadline: 30/04/2024
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PhD position "Digital agriculture: Sino-European
contrasts, correspondences and collaborations"The Unit of Social Anthropology at the Department of Social Sciences of the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) is inviting applications for a PhD Position (100%) in the research project "Digital agriculture: Sino-European contrasts, correspondences and collaborations".
Starting date 1 August 2024 (or by agreement). The position is limited to four years.
Don't hesitate to contact Lena Kaufmann should you have questions.
Application submission deadline: 30/04/2024
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PhD and Post- doc position "The Geopolitics of Europe-China Tech-decoupling"These positions are part of the Vidi project “Globalization Unravelling? The Geopolitical Drivers of Europe-China Tech decoupling” (funded by NWO, the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek). The aim of this project, led by Nana de Graaff, is analyzing and explaining the geopolitical drivers behind emergent decoupling between Europe and China in the realm of technology.
Intended start date: 1st of September 2024.
Application submission deadline: 22/04/2024
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Call for Abstracts - Dialogues on China Conference
"Harvesting the winds of change: China and the global actors" is a conference under the Dialogues on China Format, that brings together experts from Europe, China, and around the world to address the complex and evolving landscape of global issues from a Chinese perspective. The Conference will provide a platform for discussing and debating the most pressing challenges facing China and the global actors today. This year's edition will be held on October 10-11, 2024 in Belgrade.
Abstract submission deadline: 15/05/2024
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