Projects per year
Personal profile
Future research
World Civic Politics: International NGOs' roles in China's socio-political development, Chinese politics in exile
Funding overview
• New Colombo Plan mobility grant 2016: $38,500
• UWA Teaching Relief Grant 2016: $14,650.59.
• 2005 - Received a research grant ($41,258) from Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange (Taiwan) in June 05. Project title: NGOs in China and Taiwan: expanding linkages with transnational civil society.
• 2002- Received an Adelaide University Small Research Grant ($9,000). Project title: transnational social movements and political democratisation in Taiwan and China.
• UWA Teaching Relief Grant 2016: $14,650.59.
• 2005 - Received a research grant ($41,258) from Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange (Taiwan) in June 05. Project title: NGOs in China and Taiwan: expanding linkages with transnational civil society.
• 2002- Received an Adelaide University Small Research Grant ($9,000). Project title: transnational social movements and political democratisation in Taiwan and China.
Previous positions
Lecturer, Politics Department, Adelaide University (2001-2003)
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Monash Asia Institute (1997-2000)
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Monash Asia Institute (1997-2000)
Current projects
Chinese political opposition in exile
Teaching overview
Coordinates a number of units, particularly Politics In Greater China, International Relations in East Asia, Democratisation in Asia, and International Relations in the Asia-Pacific Region.
Research
Politics and International Relations of China and Taiwan, with the current focus on the relations between Greater China and Transnational Social Movements
Languages
First language: Chinese mandarin
Second language: English. Dialect: Ningbo. Level III interpreter accredited by NATTI (2 ways: Chinese/English)
Second language: English. Dialect: Ningbo. Level III interpreter accredited by NATTI (2 ways: Chinese/English)
Keywords
- Transnational social movements and China/Taiwan
- Overseas Chinese democracy movements
- International politics of Taiwan/China
- China–Taiwan relations
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Projects 2005 2016
- 2 Finished
The Overseas Chinese Democracy Movement: Assessing China's only Open Political Opposition
University of Western Australia
1/01/16 → 31/12/16
Project: Research
NGO Communities in China and Taiwan: Expanding Linkages with Transnational Civil Society
1/01/05 → 31/12/07
Project: Research
Research Output 2001 2018
The Chinese political opposition in exile: A chequered development
Chen, J., 29 Jan 2018, In : Europe-Asia Studies. 70, 1, p. 108-129 22 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
diaspora
exile
opposition
overseas
global power
Evolving Civil Society in China: Transnational Impacts
Chen, J., 2016, Performing Citizenship: Social Movements across the Globe. Ofer, I. & Groves, T. (eds.). New York: Routledge, p. 71-88 18 p. (Routledge Advances in Democratic Theory).Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Chapter
Interpol: a tool for China’s political persecutions
Chen, J., 7 Dec 2016, Policy Forum .Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article
The Chinese Political Dissidents in Exile: struggle for a sustainable and relevant movement
Chen, J., 2016, In : Open Journal of Political Science. 6, 1, p. 53-66Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
dissident
exile
China
campaign
democracy
World Civic Politics in China: Assessing International NGOs’ Influence
Chen, J., Nov 2016, In : China: An International Journal. 14, 4, p. 95-117Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
non-governmental organization
China
politics
centrism
mood