Guest Contributor Programme
The Guest Contributor Programme highlights contrasting responses, by leading authors, to key questions posed by the UKNCC. The programme is designed to stimulate a deeper exploration of China related issues; drive curiosity and test conventional wisdom.
All responses have been written specifically for the UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme.
Response 2 of 2
Download PDFWhat role does nationalism play in China today?
Bill Hayton, Margaret Siu & Brian Wơng, Zheng Wang
Download PDFWhat have we learned about China During the Ukraine crisis?
Alessandro Arduino, John Gong, Zeno Leoni
Download PDFHow can 50 years of UK-China relations inform OUR future?
Kerry Brown, FU Ying, Tim Summers & Hiu Man Chan
Download PDFWhat are the implications of US withdrawal from Afghanistan?
Alessandro Arduino, Raffaello Pantucci & Yue Xiaoyong
Download PDFWhat is China doing about Climate Change...?
Tanya Steele, James Thornton & WANG Yuanfeng
Download PDF'WHAT IS HAPPENING IN HONG KONG ON SECURITY LAWS?'
Evan Fowler, Christine Loh & Dr. Tim Summers
Download PDFCurrent Question Schedule
Is China opening up to, or closing out British Companies? What is dual circulation?
What do we in Britain need to know about the Chinese Communist Party?
What is happening in Hong Kong on security laws and should the UK be concerned?
How is the EU balancing its engagement and containment of China?
What is China doing about climate change and what does it mean for the UK?
How does China think about the global trade system and how it might evolve in the future?
What is China's position on human rights domestically and internationally?
Does cooperation with China on scientific research bring the UK more risks than benefits?
What is going on in Xinjiang and how might the UK best respond?
Has the 'west' just become irrelevant to the advance of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)?
What are British schools up to in China and are they compromised?
Is China's primacy over the Western Pacific already a reality?
How does China really see the UK?
What is the state of US China relations under Biden and how will they affect the UK?
Can Jaguar Land Rover's export success to China continue; can it be replicated by other firms?
How does it work?
- A series of questions, covering a broad range of issues, are set by the UKNCC each quarter.
- Two authors are invited to respond to each single question who are likely to offer different perspectives and opinions on the issue being explored.
- Submissions are intended to be "quick reads" and therefore are limited to 1,250 words excluding footnotes and hyperlinks.
- All submissions are subject to editorial control, but only in respect to fact-checking, grammar and spelling. Once reviewed, the author is asked to approve the final version for publication.
- In the instance that an author fails to reference a statement of fact, or quoted source, he or she will be asked by the UKNCC to use an alternative prior to publication.
- Each submission is to be written as an 'Op-Ed', thus reflecting the opinions of the author, and seek to advance a particular point of view and/or recommendation.
- The views expressed in the UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme are of each author and do not represent those of UKNCC as an organisation or of any individual associated with it.
- Contributors who prefer to participate by spoken interview (which is recorded and then transcribed) can be accommodated. Contributors will be asked to approve the final written version for publication.
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