Asia NGO and stakeholder partnerships: Opportunities for maximising engagement to deliver health policy February 21, 2019 0 Written by Dr. Stephanie Steels. Non-governmental Organisation (NGO) private and governmental partnerships are a common feature in many countries, particularly in what are often referred…
China Towards asynchronous reciprocity in EU-China relations? Part 2 July 5, 2018 0 Andreas Fulda, Horst Fabian and Patrick Schroeder You can read the first part of this long read here Creating opportunities for enhanced people-to-people dialogues If…
China Towards asynchronous reciprocity in EU-China relations? Part 1 July 5, 2018 0 Andreas Fulda, Horst Fabian and Patrick Schroeder Quo vadis, Europe? Europe is struggling to respond to an increasingly assertive China on the world stage. China's…
China Video Policy Brief No 8: Experiences of French and Dutch NGOs with China’s Overseas NGO Law July 4, 2018 0 Dr Patrick Schroeder The overall findings from our research about how China’s new Law for international NGOs has impacted NGOs from the Netherlands and…
China Video Policy Brief No 7: Experiences of British NGOs with China’s Overseas NGO Law July 3, 2018 2 Nicola Macbean I have been speaking to a range of UK-based not-for-profit organisations to find out how China’s Overseas NGO Law is affecting their…
China How are European NGOs coping under China’s Overseas NGO Law? January 23, 2018 0 Written by Bertram Lang. Considering the initial outcry surrounding both the adoption and entry into force of the Chinese Foreign NGO law, Europe has become surprisingly quiet about this…
Civil society The EU-China Twinning Programme Explained November 15, 2017 0 Written by Nora Sausmikat and Joanna Klabisch. If one were to look for the 2016 civil society word of the year, it would have to be…
China Resistance through Accommodation: the migrant worker NGOs’ strategy of transforming citizenship in China July 5, 2017 0 Written by Gosia Jakimów. With the sentencing of some prominent labour NGO activists in September 2016 to suspended prison terms, the precarious position of these…
China Terrorism and Counterterrorism in China: The Other “War on Terror” April 28, 2017 0 Written by Scott N. Romaniuk & Shih-Yueh Yang. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) comprehensive counterterrorism law that came into effect at the turn of 2016…
China A new law in China is threatening the work of international NGOs January 9, 2017 0 Written by Andreas Fulda. A controversial new law regulating the activities of foreign non-profit organisations (NPOs) in China came into effect on January 1. Under the…
