Nonprofits in
China Domain Event
Hauser Center Brown Bag Lunch Series Presents:
March 4, 2009
China’s
Civil Society and Political
Transformation
Xijin Jia
, Visiting Fellow, Hauser
Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard
University.
Associate
Professor, and Deputy Director of NGO Center at Tsinghua
University of China
Wednesday, March 4, 2009, 12:30-1:45 pm
Hauser Center Conference Room 5 Bennett Street (Charles
Hotel plaza)
Is there an emerging civil
society in China? What are the forces and dilemmas for
China in moving toward self-government? What roles can
we expect for civil society actors in dealing with
these forces and dilemmas? Join the discussion with
Professor Xijin Jia. Professor Jia is a visiting
scholar at the Hauser Center and Associate Professor
in Tsinghua University in China. Her research is the
area of civil society and governance. She has rich
experience both in field research and international
comparative studies. Her publications include books
about China’s Citizen Participation: Cases and Models;
Mind and Order; The Third Reform; etc. This meeting is
one of a series on China’s NPOs and civil society
organizations that will be carried out over the next
several years. L. David Brown, Associate Director for
International Programs at the Hauser Center, will
moderate the seminar.
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