British Journal of Chinese Studies

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Published January 31, 2023

Issue Description

Issue 13.1 brings you four excellent research articles by early career researchers, including the winner of the 2022 BACS Early Career Researcher Prize, Fei Huang.They are complemented by a set of five essays responding to our call for position papers from the perspective of Chinese studies on the war in Ukraine. 

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Editors' Introduction

Four ECR papers and Five Essays on the War in Ukraine
Gerda Wielander; Christopher Foster (Author)
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Articles

Stay-at-home Fathers in Contemporary Chinese TV Dramas
Fei Huang (Author)
1-21
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When the Chinese Dream Meets Chinese Dream Show: Reconstructing Dream Narratives in the Name of Public Interest Talent Shows
Sheng Qu (Author)
22-40
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Censorship and the Postal Service in China during World War One
Ling-chieh Chen (Author)
41-62
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Courting Capitals: Imperial Itinerance and Urban Ambivalence in the Kitan Liao Dynasty (916-1125)
Lance Pursey (Author)
63-83
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Essays

Against a Monolithic “Chinese Perspective” on Ukraine: Revisiting Responses from Within China
Kristy Amber Bryant (Author)
84-88
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A Call for Self-criticism in Defending Values: From Human Rights in China to the War in Ukraine
Christelle Genoud (Author)
89-97
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China's Ukraine Policy: The Challenge of Analysis
John Gittings (Author)
98-104
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Chinese Just War Theories? Three Examples and Their Implications
Chia-Yu Liang (Author)
105-109
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Opinions toward the War in Ukraine among Global Chinese Communities: Diversities, Connections, and New Research Opportunities
Yu Tao, Racheline Tantular (Author)
110-116
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