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Details
of this year’s programme are listed below. Click on the speaker’s
name for their biography, the lecture title for the synopsis, or the venue
name for directions and disabled access information.
Speaker:
Professor
Stephen Blackmore
Lecture
title:
Towards
a sustainable future: the contribution of Botanic Gardens in China
and Scotland
(External)
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Date
and time:
14
October 08, 6.00pm
Venue:
Hawthornden
Lecture Theatre, National Galleries of Scotland, Weston Link
(Princes
Street Gardens entrance)
Chair:
Rt
Hon George Grubb, Lord Provost
Presented
by:
The
City of Edinburgh Council
Speaker:
Dr
Linda Yueh
Lecture
title:
Scotland
and China in a Globalising World
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
16
October 08, 7.00pm
Venue:
Edinburgh
Business School Auditorium
, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
Campus
Chair:
Professor
Anton Muscatelli, Principal and Vice Chancellor
Vote
of thanks:
Professor
Andy Walker, Vice Principal
Presented
by:
Heriot-Watt
University
Speaker:
Natascha
Gentz, Lindsey Hilsum, Duncan Hewit, Ma Jianguo
Lecture
title:
China:
Talking to the World
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
27
October 08, 6.00pm
Venue:
Playfair
Library,
Old College, South Bridge
Chair:
Professor
Natascha Gentz, Director of the Confucius Institute for Scotland
Vote
of thanks:
Professor
Sir Tim O’Shea, Principal & Vice-Chancellor
Presented
by:
The
University of Edinburgh
Speaker:
James
Kynge
-
FULLY BOOKED
Lecture
title:
Taxation
Without Representation – The Rise of China’s Middle Class
Date
and time:
03
December 08, 6.00pm
Venue:
The
Royal Society of Edinburgh
, 22-26 George Street
Chair:
Lord
Wilson of Tillyorn KT GCMG KStJ FRSE
Presented
by:
The
Royal Society of Edinburgh
Speaker:
Professor
Craig Clunas
Lecture
title:
When
was Chinese Art modern?
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
13
January 09, 6.30pm
Venue:
Wolfson
Lecture Theatre
, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George
Street
Chair:
Stephen
Allen, Head of Learning and Programmes
Vote
of thanks:
Sally
Manuireva, Director of Public Programmes
Presented
by:
Presented
by National Museums Scotland
Speaker:
Lord
Wilson of Tillyorn KT GCMG PhD PRSE
Lecture
title:
The
Rising Power of China: How Should We React?
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
27
January 09, 6.30pm
Venue:
The
Sidlaw Auditorium
, The Edinburgh International Conference Centre,
The Exchange, Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EE
Chair:
The
Rt Hon Alex Salmond MSP, the First Minister of Scotland
Presented
by:
Presented
by The Scottish Government
Speaker:
Dr
Jung Chang
Lecture
title:
Understanding
Mao: my personal journey
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
29
January 09, 6.30pm
Venue:
The
Hub
, Castlehill
Chair:
Peter
Syme, Director, The Open University in Scotland
Presented
by:
The
Open University in Scotland
Speaker:
Mark
Cousins
Lecture
title:
China
seen through film
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
24
February 09, 6.30pm
Venue:
Napier
University
, Lindsay Stewart Lecture Theatre, Craiglockhart Campus,
Glenlockhart Road, EH14 1DJ
Chair:
Professor
Joan K Stringer CBE, Principal and Vice-Chancellor
Presented
by:
Napier
University
Speaker:
Will
Hutton
- FULLY BOOKED
Lecture
title:
The
Writing on the Wall: China and the west in the 21st century
Date
and time:
20
March 09, 7.00pm
Venue:
Hawthornden
Lecture Theatre, National Galleries of Scotland, Weston Link
(Princes
Street Gardens entrance)
Chair:
Richard
Holloway, Chairman of the Joint Board of Scottish Arts Council and
Scottish Screen
Presented
by:
the
Scottish Arts Council
Speakers:
David
Windmill, Iain Valentine, Stephen Wollard
Lecture
title:
It’s
not all black and white
(External)
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TICKETS
Date
and time:
27
March 09, 1.30pm
Venue:
The
Hub
, Castlehill
Chair:
Professor
Alan Gilloran, Vice Principal (Research), Queen Margaret University
Presented
by:
Queen
Margaret University, Edinburgh and The City of Edinburgh Council
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