China and Climate Change: Responding to a global challenge
Mark the dateClimate change is an unprecedented challenge for the global community. China is the…
The Centre promotes knowledge and understanding of contemporary China in New Zealand through research, collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Based at Victoria, the Centre partners with eight New Zealand universities to support seminars, visitor exchanges, conferences and collaborative research into the political, economic, and social life of China today.
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NZCCRC 10th Year Anniversary Lecture
The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre is pleased to celebrate its 10th Anniversary with a Public Lecture by Dr Elizabeth Economy
NZCCRC 10th Year Anniversary Lecture
The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre was pleased to celebrate its 10th Anniversary with a Public Lecture by Dr Elizabeth Economy
Read moreChina's New Tourists: New Zealand and the Year of Chinese Tourism
This conference brought together world-leading experts to debate China's outbound tourism policy and what the implications are for New Zealand.
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The Belt and Road Initiative: A New Zealand Appraisal
This report provides recommendations for how New Zealand can appraise China’s BRI.
View the reportThe 19th Party Congress: A ‘New Era’ for China?
This symposium explored the outcomes of the Congress following China’s National People’s Congress meeting in March. It analysed the new leadership, policies, social issues and economic priority in the 'new era'.
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The View from Oceania
This conference was hosted in Samoa and took a multidisciplinary approach to examining perspectives on China’s evolving relations with Pacific Island nations.
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NZCCRC Signs Memorandum of Understanding with leading Chinese think tank
The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences signed a five-year memorandum of understanding in Beijing.
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Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences Roundtable
The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre Hosted the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences for a Roundtable in Wellington