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China’s financial liberalisation: interest rate deregulation or currency flexibility first? – part one by Guonan Ma on 13th May 2014 Part I discusses three institutional factors favouring a strategy of greater currency flexibility ahead of fuller domestic interest rate liberalisation. … Continue reading →

Guonan Ma’s latest blogs on the Chinese Renminbi Why China’s haste to internationalise the renminbi? – and can the RMB acquire the status of an international currency The changing fortunes of the Chinese renminbi – is the latest round of … Continue reading →

Associate Professorship (or Professorship) in the Economy of China University of Oxford -School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies in association with Lady Margaret Hall Grade 10a: Salary from £43,745 p.a. Applications are invited for appointment to a permanent Associate Professorship in the Economy … Continue reading →

University of Nottingham has just advertised five new posts for the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies (SCCS). SCCS is a dynamic and innovative centre of excellence, focusing on a broad range of social science disciplines relating to all aspects of … Continue reading →

 An International Conference on Industrial Upgrading and Sustainable Economic Growth in China 12-13 December, 2013 (Thursday and Friday) Guangzhou, China Sponsored by Chinese Economics Society of Australia (CESA) School of Economics, Jinan University On 12-13th December, 2013, The Chinese Economics … Continue reading →

China: A New Model for Growth and Development On 11 July 2013, the China Economy Program within the Crawford School, ANU, in collaboration with the Rio Tinto–ANU China Partnership, presented the thirteenth China Update. At this annual event, leading academics, … Continue reading →

Developing Successful Agriculture: An Australian Case Study Prof Zhangyue Zhou, James Cook University Agriculture remains an important industry to both developing and developed economies. Unfortunately,many developing countries are still suffering from a lack of agricultural growth and some developed economies … Continue reading →

The Australian Centre on China in the World (CIW) invites Australian citizens and residents who are students or who have completed an undergraduate degree within the last three years to submit entries to our New Voices Competition. Entries should be … Continue reading →

The Proceedings of CESA 2011 Conference at UWA: Regional Development and Economic Growth in China, edited by  Prof Yanrui Wu of UWA. The book can be purchased at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Regional-Development-Economic-Growth-Series/dp/9814439843  

Aside from the CESA conference in July, and the CESA-JNU conference in December, another key event in 2013 is the annual CES conference. This year it is being held in Chengdu, June 8-9, 2013. The paper deadline is March 5th. … Continue reading →