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SUMMARY:FCCC Online Talk: How Chinese Citizens Currently View the World and its Implications for Global Actors by Reza Hasmath
DESCRIPTION:This talk provides a candid account of how the Chinese citizenry currently thinks about other nations\, and their relationship with China. It draws upon findings from the first iteration of the Chinese Citizens’ Global Perception Survey (CCGPS) conducted by the speaker in the first quarter of 2023. CCGPS 2023 is a national\, representative survey looking at mainland Chinese citizens’ perspectives on China’s current relations with global actors\, including\, Australia\, Canada\, EU\, France\, Germany\, India\, Japan\, Russia\, UK and USA. The talk will focus on discussing the major findings\, and potential policy implications\, pertaining to Chinese citizens’ (1) general global perception (e.g. trust in global partners\, perceived importance of global relationships\, likelihood of future military conflict); (2) views on China’s global roles and engagement (e.g. economic cooperation\, technological/research partnerships); (3) preferences for foreign tourism\, study\, work and emigration; and\, (4) knowledge of global jurisdictions\, and sources of information about global affairs. Suffice it to say\, how Chinese citizens perceive the world will have profound implications for China’s future domestic and international behaviour\, as well as for the global actors that intimately engage with China. \nAbout the Speaker: Reza Hasmath (Ph.D.\, Cambridge) is a Full Professor in Political Science at the University of Alberta. He has previously held faculty positions at the Universities of Toronto\, Melbourne and Oxford\, and has worked for think-tanks\, consultancies\, development agencies\, and NGOs in USA\, Canada\, Australia\, UK and China. His award-winning research examines how the behaviour of emerging Chinese state and non-state actors potentially affect salient theories\, practices and assumptions in international affairs.
URL:https://fccchina.org/event/fccc-online-talk-how-chinese-citizens-currently-view-the-world-and-its-implications-for-global-actors-by-reza-hasmath/
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