East Asian Studies Program

The Contemporary China Colloquium (CCC) is currently accepting proposals for presentations to be given during the Fall 2013 semester. The CCC welcomes proposals from graduate students, post-docs, and faculty who would like to share their research on contemporary (post-1949) China. The presentations will take place over dinner in a relatively informal workshop setting. Both works-in-progress and polished pieces are welcome.

If you are interested in presenting this fall semester, please send an email to contemporary-china-colloquium@googlegroups.com with the following information:

• Your name, department and program affiliations, status (faculty, grad student, post-doc, etc.), and contact info
• An abstract or 1-paragraph description of the proposed presentation (describing the topic and methods), 
• Information about when (which month of the Fall semester) you ideally would like to present
• An indication of whether or not you would be interested in circulating a paper in advance (this is optional).

All meetings will be held from 6:30PM to 8PM in Jones 202.

For presentations in the academic years 2012-2013 and 2011-12, click here.

The Contemporary China Colloquium (CCC) is a graduate student-led research group at Princeton University dedicated to fostering and promoting research on all aspects of contemporary China. Founded in 2011, the CCC is intended to bring together graduate students, post-docs, and faculty in the social sciences and related disciplines whose work or research interests are relevant to contemporary (post-1949) China. The primary purpose of the Colloquium is for graduate students, post-docs, and faculty to present to each other and receive feedback, although those not interested in presenting are also encouraged to participate. In addition, we occasionally invite guests from other universities and institutions to give public lectures on contemporary China. The CCC receives financial support from the East Asian Studies Program and the China and the World Program.