PROFESSOR CHEN XIANHONG
“How public relations functions as news source in China” at 17:30-18:45, on 22 January (Thursday), in E21-1018.
PROFESSOR HUANG DAN
“Communication and Cities: A Case of Shanghai” at 13:00-14:30, on 20 January (Tuesday), in E21-2007.
PROFESSOR ANDRE VALENTIM ALMEIDA
“Production of Documentaries in Europe: Current Trends and Challenges” at 19:00-20:30, on 19 November (Wednesday), in E21-G022a.
MR. IWAN ONG SANTOSA
"Indonesia, Southeast Asia's "Center of Gravity": History, Wars, and Relationship with China" at 15:00-17:00, on 13 November 2014(Thursday), in E21-G002.
MS. ELIZABETH WEISS
"Academic Publishing in the Digital Age" at 16:30-17:30, on 29 October 2014 (Wednesday), in E21-G002 & at 16:30-17:30, on 30 October 2014 (Thursday),in E21-4028. Topic: Academic Publishing in the Digital Age Guest Speaker: Ms. Elizabeth Weiss Academic and Digital Publishing Director Allen & Unwin Sydney, Australia Date & Time & Venue: 29 October 2014
DR. CATHRYN HOPE, CLAYTON
"Bloodwork: Reconfiguring Relatedness in the era of "China's Rise" " at 15:00-16:00, in E21 4028 Abstract: As the PRC attains new levels of prosperity and international influence, it is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for migrants from around the world. This process has sparked new debates, new desires and new fears about globalization,
MR. RYAN SHANGSHI CHEN
"Music Video and Short Flims Production" at 13:00-14:30, in JG06 Abstract: Project Planning, Pre-production and the production workflow of music videos. Analysis in view of production, case studies of music videos: Ryan's works: "Sun Nan"; "Erasing Memories" and "2 Girls' Dreams." Case studies in the production of short film: "Dream City" Introduction and
MS. KATHI ZELLWEGER & PROF. MIKE CHINOY
"Making Sense of North Korea" at 16:00-18:00, in J311 Abstract: With a robust nuclear weapons program, an enduring conflict with the US and South Korea and now in the midst of a transition to a young, untested new leader, Kim Jong Un, North Korea remains a country as important as it is misunderstood.
DR. ANGUS W.H. CHEONG
"A Dynamic Approach in Monitoring and Analyzing Online Opinions" at 14:30-16:00, in J218 Abstract: Since the social media became more and more popular, online opinions generated from them have received great attention from academics, policy makers and commercial playmakers. Traditional means and tools are no longer sufficient to collect and monitor such huge