TOChina Spring Seminars

TOChina Spring Seminars are held, in English or Italian, every year in the context of the graduate courses in "International Relations of East Asia" (Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino) and "International Political Economy & Political Economy of East Asia" (Prof. Giuseppe Gabusi).

The courses are part of the Master’s degree in International Studies (CdLM in Scienze Internazionali, profilo China & Global Studies) at the University of Torino. Seminars are held at the “Luigi Einaudi” Campus, Lungo Dora Siena 100/a, and are open to interested members of the public.

80+

Average number of participants of each TOChina Spring Seminar

80+

Average number of participants of each TOChina Spring Seminar

TOChina Spring Seminars are held every year in the context of the graduate courses of International Relations of East Asia (prof. G. Andornino), International Political Economy and Political Economy of East Asia (prof. G. Gabusi), and Social Transformations in Contemporary China (prof. Jean-François Huchet).

The three courses are part of the Master’s degree in International Studies (CdLM in Scienze Internazionali, profilo China & Global Studies) at the University of Torino. Seminars are held in English at the “Luigi Einaudi” Campus, Lungo Dora Siena 100/a, and are open to interested members of the public.

TOChina Spring Seminars 2019:

27 FEBBRAIO, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

Un'analisi critica delle competenze italiane sulla Cina contemporanea: da "awareness" a "capacity-building"

Daniele BRIGADOI COLOGNA (Università degli Studi dell’Insubria & T.wai)

Moderatore: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

6 MARzo, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

Misurare il rischio Paese: la Cina e la Belt and Road Initiative

Giovanni Salinaro (SACE)

Moderatore: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

13 MARZO, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

Chiesa cattolica in Cina tra passato e futuro

Elisa Giunipero (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore)

Moderatore: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

20 MARzo, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

Germogli sulla Luna. Cina, modernità e natura

Daniele Brombal (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia & T.wai)

Moderatore: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

MARCH 26, 2019

AULA E1 | H. 16-18

The Global (Hi)Story of Chinese Aid

Marina Rudyak (Heidelberg University)

Discussant: Prof. Giuseppe Gabusi

MARCH 27, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

China’s political economy in modern times: changes and continuity, 1800-2020

Kent Deng (London School of Economics and Political Science)

Discussant: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

APRIL 1, 2019

AULA E1 | H. 16-18

China and the Future of Global Trade and Energy

Christopher Dent (Edge Hill University)

Discussant: Prof. Giuseppe Gabusi

3 aprile, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

Il sogno della nazione cinese e le comunità d’oltremare: il caso dei cinesi d’Italia

Daniele Brigadoi Cologna (Università degli Studi dell’Insubria & T.wai)

Moderatore: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

APRIL 10, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

China’s role in South East Asia: the case of Myanmar

Giorgio Aliberti (Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale)

Discussant: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

APRIL 17, 2019

AULA A3 | H. 14-16

Covering China 2019: media strategies across news and narratives

Stuart Lau (BBC World Service), Simone Pieranni (Il Manifesto), Andrea Pira (Milano Finanza), Giulia Pompili (Il Foglio)

Discussant: Prof. Giovanni B. Andornino

APRIL 29, 2019

AULA E1 | H. 16-18

China-US Relations: No new cold war, but a chaotic melange

Christopher McNally (East-West Center & Chaminade University)

Discussant: Prof. Giuseppe Gabusi

MAY 6, 2019

AULA E1 | H. 16-18

Cracks in the US Dollar’s Hegemony and the Internationalization of the RMB

Christopher McNally (East-West Center & Chaminade University)

Discussant: Prof. Giuseppe Gabusi

Previous editions