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Verschlagwortet: China

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Report on “How to deal with China - A Dialogue between European and Japanese experts on China”, DIJ Tokyo, 4 April 2024

This conference, hosted by the DIJ Tokyo and co-organized with Global Asia Studies (Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo) and the Japan Association of Corporate Executives (Keizai Doyukai), brought together European and Japanese experts on China with backgrounds in business and academia to discuss and weigh diverse perspectives, experiences, and recommendations for a sound China strategy.

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“China – Norms, Ideas, Practices” conference 2022

China and the Chinese people are diverse and took shape through a historical process; an understanding of this process and diversity would help us to achieve more distinct analyses and to avoid drawing and spreading confused pictures of China. To shed light on the often-neglected topic of how to most accurately translate and convey the content, concepts and atmosphere of a historical Chinese oeuvre, the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt, together with the Max Weber Foundation and the Werner Reimers Foundation, has initiated the program “China – Norms, Ideas, Practices”.

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Die verschlungenen Pfade der Wissensmigration

Wie sind die intellektuellen Konzepte Kapitalismus und Kommunismus nach Ostasien gelangt? Und wie beeinflussten europäische Lesarten von „Asien“ japanische Chinadiskurse? Yufei Zhou hat die Verflechtungen der epistemischen Triangel Europa-Japan-China entwirrt. Die Arbeiten der in Japan tätigen chinesischen Wissenschaftshistorikerin zeigen beispielhaft, wie komplex und mehrdimensional sich globale Wissenstransfers im 20. Jahrhundert gestalteten.