Jane Hayward
@drjanehayward.bsky.social
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Lecturer in China and Global Affairs, Lau China Institute, King’s College London. Researching China’s agrarian question and related urban transformations.
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@jemgilbert.bsky.social would love to hear your response to this video on your podcast! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7ul... Gary is trying to work out “why won’t the politicians listen to me” and working through different possibilities.
Can Labour be saved?
YouTube video by Garys Economics
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drjanehayward.bsky.social
Agree, comes across a bit snide
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cajohnson-craig.bsky.social
masked state paramilitaries arresting journalists in broad daylight but the front page is for Musk's new robot or some other fucking bullshit
heartlandsignal.bsky.social
BREAKING: Masked Border Patrol agents aggressively arrested WGN video producer Debbie Brockman in Lincoln Square Friday morning, supposedly for "obstructing justice." (Video via Josh Thomas on Facebook)

Follow @heartlandsignal for more.
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chenchenzhang.net
even though I have an entire research programme on the kind of binary narrative exemplified by the post (China this "the west" that, I even have a forthcoming book on it), at this point I find it extremely boring. and social media is horrible. bc this kind of stuff guarantees virality.
X post: One interesting difference I've noticed between the West and China, that few speak about, is the difference in approach when it comes to narrative management.

To a large extent the West's approach is to change the narrative in order to change reality, whereas China's approach is almost the opposite: change reality in order to change the narrative. It's basically materialism vs idealism.
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camgeopolitics.bsky.social
🗓️Don't forget to tune in this Monday for CfG's new podcast 'On Geopolitics - Explorations', series 1 of which is focused on "War" 🎧

Spotify: bit.ly/OnGeoSpot
Apple: bit.ly/OnGeoApple
YouTube: bit.ly/OnGeoYouT
drjanehayward.bsky.social
This, as well as the 20 minute Errata episode that dropped shortly afterwards, are so interesting, informative and helpful - thank you!
drjanehayward.bsky.social
Found your podcast recently and have found it really helpful, especially in understanding exactly what’s going on right now. Thanks and keep it up!
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chenchenzhang.net
www.theguardian.com/education/20...
some thoughts on this to put it into perspective. first of all I don't doubt the problems described are real and solidarity with colleagues who have been harassed or silenced for their research. if you read the report, you'll see that they emailed 469 scholars
UK academics studying topics sensitive to China face harassment, survey finds
Exclusive: university staff report being pressured to change teaching and are told that Chinese surveillance is rife
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lauchinainstitute.bsky.social
Our academic @drjanehayward.bsky.social features in Macrodose's July newsletter. Read her article on the roots of China's market turn: macrodosepod.substack.com/p/hotter-day...

She also spoke to @meadwaj.bsky.social about China's Economic Future on Macrodose's podcast. Listen: patreon.com/Macrodose
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macrodosepod.bsky.social
This month's issue of THE FIX is out now – and on Substack!

Featuring an essay from @drjanehayward.bsky.social and July's recommended reading.

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Hotter Days, Higher Costs
Essentials get pricier, Jane Hayward on the roots of China’s market turn, and this month’s recommended reads.
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Delighted to be featured in the Macrodose monthly newsletter, discussing China’s historical transformation from socialism under Mao to the breakneck market reforms under Deng.
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This month's issue of THE FIX is out now – and on Substack!

Featuring an essay from @drjanehayward.bsky.social and July's recommended reading.

If you don't already subscribe, you can sign-up via our Patreon or directly on Substack 👇
Hotter Days, Higher Costs
Essentials get pricier, Jane Hayward on the roots of China’s market turn, and this month’s recommended reads.
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davidwearing.bsky.social
Absolutely dystopian juxtaposition from the Guardian front page. Difficult to understand how anyone of decency and conscience can defend this government at this point. Just sheer moral degeneracy to arm a state that does this and arrest people for objecting. Wtf are we doing as a country?
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lauchinainstitute.bsky.social
Our flagship events series China Week returns this Autumn on the theme 'China and the New World Order'.

Join us from 20-24 October as we explore China's relationship with the USA, India, Taiwan with keynotes by Sir Vince Cable & Kaiser Kuo.

Registration opens Sept. Info
www.kcl.ac.uk/china-week
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On the contingency of history - writing in LA Review of Books.
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lareviewofbooks.org/article/ther... @drjanehayward.bsky.social "Finally, at a time when China’s rise must seem, to many, to have been inevitable, both books serve well to remind us of the contingency of history and the opaqueness of the future when viewed from the present."
There Isn’t Going to Be Any Trouble | Los Angeles Review of Books
Jane Hayward reads two recent books on China’s post-Mao reform period.
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bspivey.bsky.social
lareviewofbooks.org/article/ther... @drjanehayward.bsky.social "Finally, at a time when China’s rise must seem, to many, to have been inevitable, both books serve well to remind us of the contingency of history and the opaqueness of the future when viewed from the present."
There Isn’t Going to Be Any Trouble | Los Angeles Review of Books
Jane Hayward reads two recent books on China’s post-Mao reform period.
lareviewofbooks.org
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jwassers.bsky.social
"Even with all the numbers, [Wang Feng's China's Age of Abundance] is engaging and accessible. There are some fascinating insights that bring home the significance of these changes for people’s lives." From a two-part review of new works on post-Mao China by @drjanehayward.bsky.social of KCL
jwassers.bsky.social
"Westad & Chen’s book is, on the whole, a lively read. The accounts of Party infighting are laced with vivid details...Deng...is portrayed as decidedly shifty & calculating... not the hagiographic treatment we often find." from @drjanehayward.bsky.social's @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social debut
drjanehayward.bsky.social
Review of two books on post-Mao China, The Great Transformation by Odd Arne Westad and Chen Jian, and China’s Age of Abundance by Wang Feng. Thank you to @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social for the invitation! lareviewofbooks.org/article/ther...
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jwassers.bsky.social
"Westad & Chen’s book is, on the whole, a lively read. The accounts of Party infighting are laced with vivid details...Deng...is portrayed as decidedly shifty & calculating... not the hagiographic treatment we often find." from @drjanehayward.bsky.social's @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social debut
drjanehayward.bsky.social
Review of two books on post-Mao China, The Great Transformation by Odd Arne Westad and Chen Jian, and China’s Age of Abundance by Wang Feng. Thank you to @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social for the invitation! lareviewofbooks.org/article/ther...
There Isn’t Going to Be Any Trouble | Los Angeles Review of Books
Jane Hayward reads two recent books on China’s post-Mao reform period.
lareviewofbooks.org
drjanehayward.bsky.social
Review of two books on post-Mao China, The Great Transformation by Odd Arne Westad and Chen Jian, and China’s Age of Abundance by Wang Feng. Thank you to @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social for the invitation! lareviewofbooks.org/article/ther...
There Isn’t Going to Be Any Trouble | Los Angeles Review of Books
Jane Hayward reads two recent books on China’s post-Mao reform period.
lareviewofbooks.org