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Dear colleagues 

I hope some of you may find this event below interesting. 

Cultural Industries in Shanghai: 
UK-China Dialogue on Future Academic and Industrial Collaboration in the Creative Industries + Book Launch

June 29, 2018 | Friday
9.00 - 16.00
Flett Theatre
Natural History Museum, London



Cultural Industries in Shanghai: Policy and Planning inside a Global City (2018) will be published by Intellect this June. Edited by Professor Rong Yueming (Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences) and Professor Justin O’Connor (Monash University), under the Intellect China Library Series, this is the first publication of its kind in the English language. It takes an insightful look into policy and planning of a city’s cultural development with specific case studies and its part in China’s Belt and Road Initiative. We are taking this rare opportunity to facilitate conversations around the topic of future UK-China collaboration in the creative industries and have invited experts from the UK as well as editor Rong to join us for a lively discussion.

Researchers, practitioners, business leaders and government bodies will all find much of interest in this important forum, to explore the sheer scale and energy of a new cultural economy and the opportunities that it will bring:

Symposium Programme

9.00 - 9.30
Arrival & Registration

9.30 - 10.00
Opening & Welcome Speech

10.00 - 10.45
Professor Rong, Yueming
Dean, Institute of Literature, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
Editor of Cultural Industries in Shanghai: Policy and Planning inside a Global City (2018)
“The Future of Shanghai as an International and Cosmopolitan City of Culture”

10.45 - 11.30
Professor Brown, Kerry
Director, Lau China Institute, King’s College London
“Creative Collaboration after Brexit: the UK and China”

11.30 - 12.00
Q&As with Professor Rong & Professor Brown

12.00 - 13.00
Lunch Break

13.00 - 13.45
Dr Zou, Mimi
Fangda Career Development Fellow in Chinese Commercial Law, University of Oxford
“The Legal Dimensions of UK-Chinese Collaboration in the Cultural Industries”

13.45 - 14.30
Dr Bao, Hongwei
Assistant Professor in Media Studies, University of Nottingham
“Shanghai as a Queer Film Festival City: Developing Alternative Cultural Industries in China”

14.30 - 15.00
Q&As with Dr Zou & Dr Bao

15.00 - 15.30
Discussion: Challenges & Possibilities in Future Collaboration

Chair: Mark Lewis, Managing Director, Intellect

Karen Wang (Deputy Director, Confucius Institute, University of Manchester), Dr Jenifer Chao (VC2020 Lecturer in Journalism, De Montfort University), Matthew Hurst (Operations Manager, Cine Asia), Dr Lin Feng (Lecturer in Film Studies, University of Leicester), Dr Fan Wu (School of Performance and Cultural Industries, University of Leeds)

15.30 - 16.00
Cultural Industries in Shanghai (2018) Book Launch 

To register for this event please click here

*June 29 is the last Friday of the month, where the Natural History Museum will be opened to the public until 10 pm in the evening with activities and entertainments, as part of the ‘Night at the Museum’ series. Post-symposium social is therefore only on our doorstep. 


Cordially & best wishes
 
Hiu

Hiu Man Chan

Intellect China Library Series Editor
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Centre for Chinese Visual Arts
Faculty of Arts, Design and Media
Birmingham City University 
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