Feminist Centre for Racial Justice The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice at SOAS University of London.
Rethinking "China" and the "Cold War": The Kuomintang, the Philippine Chinese, and Diasporic Anticommunism The Kuomintang, the Philippine Chinese, and Diasporic Anticommunism in the Mid-20th Century Fears of Southeast Asia’s Chinese as conduits for the PRC defined the Cold War in Southeast Asia. Yet the example of the Philippine Chinese shows that...
Film screening of ‘And More Miles to Go before I Sleep’ To see is to act – what the death of a migrant worker can tell us about humanity? The award-winning documentary 'And More Miles to Go before I Sleep' brings to the fore the nakedness of discrimination and the challenges to humanity if we choose to be bystanders indifferent to inequality and injustice.
My book on Taiwan, The Universe and Everything: What is literary journalism? What's behind the planning to write a well-researched mass-market non-fiction book on Taiwan?
From tradition to institutionalisation: The development of the postnatal care centres industry in Taiwan Based upon an ethnographic investigation, this explorative study focuses on 15 yuezi zhongxin (月子中心) in Taiwan and analyse the institutionalisation of postpartum care and its articulation with parents’ anxiety in nowadays global Taiwan.
From the Quest for Beauty to Fat-Shaming: Gender, Body and Politics of Desirability in Contemporary Taiwan By focusing on both women's intense quest for beauty and the social stigma around female corpulence, this presentation aims to build a holistic view of the politics of desirability in Taiwan.