Networking Event for Manchester folks is coming! Come to meet other fellows and enjoy the afternoon tea☕️ Time: 2:30-3:30PM, Tuesday 7 Nov Venue: Arthur Lewis Building, 1st Floor, 1.038 Rhein Meeting Room

We're pleased to announce our upcoming CCCS seminar - Climate Change and Environmental Governance, by Dr Kevin Tek Sheng Lo (Hong Kong Baptist University) When: 10.30am-12pm, Thursday 14 December 2023 Details below 👇

Upcoming Symposium on "Climate Change and Environmental Governance", co-organised with China Centre. Dr. Lo Tek Sheng, Associate Professor in Geography at Hong Kong Baptist University, will share his insights on China’s climate governance and politics on 14 Dec!

The second upcoming symposium on "Climate Change, Spatial Planning and Environmental Governance" will be with Prof. Ian Mell Ian Mell(University of Manchester) and Dr Jing Ran (Hunan University), who will share their insights on the topic on 19 Dec!😊🎉

Please scan the QR code on the poster or this link to free register for a Zoom link. Looking forward to seeing you at the event! 😊eventbrite.com/e/workshop-on-…

A gentle reminder that the first workshop will be held TOMORROW, presented by Dr. Lo Tek Sheng, Kevin from the Hong Kong Baptist University. Welcome to joining us in person or online for discussion.🎉 😊

A friendly reminder about the upcoming second symposium will be presented by Prof. Ian Mell from the University of Manchester and Dr. Jing Ran from Hunan University, scheduled for TOMORROW. We extend a warm welcome for your online participation in the event. 🎉

I really enjoyed speaking today with Jin (moderated by Prof Ali Browne (she/her)) lots of interesting questions about power, practice, development in Asian cities and the problems of designing (and managing) resilient cities. Thanks to China Water Research Network for organising across three time zones

Very insightful paper on Worlding Chinese environmental geographies 🎉👏

Call for papers😊🎉🌏

Now out in print as part of a special issue on women-led research in urban China studies - paper with the wonderful Qi Liu on socio-metabolic practices and heterogeneous sanitation infrastructures in urbanizing China💩journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/27…

Excitied to have three sessions at #RGSIBG24 Conference 2024 coorganized with Yvonne Mengyao Li and Prof Ali Browne (she/her) , sponsored by Radical Geography Research Group. Grateful to all presenters for sharing critical water research insights from Asian countries , and many enriching discussions Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) .

Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Radical Geography Research Group Session two, we had many exciting insights from East and Southeast Asia, across from flood planning, water body, large infrastructures, collaborative governance, piped supply, to unpack the challenges and complexity of waters and governance #RGSIBG24 Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Radical Geography Research Group

Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Radical Geography Research Group Session three, four brilliant presentations around irrigation water, ENGOs, Dam and hydropower, geothermal water, brings very insightful discussion of materialities, governance, stakeholders,and power in to the discussion of nature of water.#RGSIBG24 Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Radical Geography Research Group

Our recent seminar on 'Rethinking Chinese Hydropolitics from a Critical Geographical Perspective,' presented by A/Prof Raymond Yu Wang from SUSTech, was a success! Thank you to everyone who joined us in person in Manchester & Melbourne, or online, for a insightful discussion.

[Call for Papers] Governing Urban Development in a Changing World: The 2025 International Conference on China Urban Development, 7-8 July 2025, UCL