LSE Research in Mandarin London School of Economics and Political Science

Contributor(s): Dr Bingchun Meng, Dr Catherine Xiang | In this episode of 'LSE Research in Mandarin', Dr Bingchun Meng talks to Dr Catherine Xiang about her research in communication governance and media production in the context of globalization and technological shifts. They also discuss the empowering potential of digital networks in new communicative practices, and the obstacles to this empowerment.

Contributor(s): Dr Hans Steinmüller, Dr Catherine Xiang | In this episode of ‘LSE Research in Mandarin’, Dr Hans Steinmüller talks to Dr Catherine Xiang about his field work in Hubei province, central China. He discusses his research on the ethics of everyday life in rural China, gambling and rural development….

Contributor(s): Prof. Qiwei Yao, Dr Catherine Xiang | In this episode of ‘LSE Research in Mandarin’, Prof Qiwei Yao to Dr Catherine Xiang about his research on time series and its application. He also discusses the recent challenges and advantages big data bring us in the world today.

Contributor(s): Dr Valeria Zanier, Dr Catherine Xiang | In this episode of ‘LSE Research in Mandarin’, Dr Valeria Zanier talks to Dr Catherine Xiang about her research on economic activities and relationship between China and Europe in the Mao’s Era. She talks about the important roles played by Western entrepreneurs in China during that period of time and its impact on the journey of China moving to a market-oriented economy.

Contributor(s): Dr Debin Ma, Dr Catherine Xiang | In this episode of ‘LSE Research in Mandarin’, Dr Debin Ma talks to Dr Catherine Xiang about his research on the Chinese economy in 19th and 20th century. He discusses his research on the comparison of economic development and reform between China and Japan; the banking industry in that period and its implication for China today.

Contributor(s): Dr Anni Kajanus, Dr Catherine Xiang | In this episode of ‘LSE Research in Mandarin’, Dr Anni Kajanus talks to Dr Catherine Xiang about her field work in Chinese families and schools. She discusses her research on the impact of one child policy in terms of education and prospect for girls and she also talks about her findings in schools on the development of collaborative skills.