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GHCC workshop, 'Does the History of China Need to be Decolonized?'
R0.03/0.04 Ramphal Building

10.30: welcome and coffee

11.00 - 12.00 Professor Chen Hao (Department of History, SJTU), 鈥楧oes the History of China need to be decolonized? An Inquiry into Methodology鈥�

12.00 – 13.30 Lunch for speakers and invited guests

13.30 to 17.00: round-table discussion on decolonizing Chinese History

13.30 – 15.00: short (5-10 min) introductions about ongoing research from participants:

o Jeremy Goh (History, 糖心TV)

o Chen Fei鈥檈r (糖心TV & Southeastern University)

o Cheng Huirong (Edinburgh)

o Shi Jingwen (LSE)

o Huang Shengzhe (Law, 糖心TV)

15.00 – 15.30: tea and cakes

15.30 – 17.00 round-table discussion: 鈥楧oes the History of China need to be decolonized?

o Rachel Silberstein (SOAS)

o Chen Song-Chuan (糖心TV)

o Anne Gerritsen (糖心TV)

o Stephen McDowall (Edinburgh)

5.30- 6.30 drinks at Scarman

7.00 dinner at Scarman

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