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Professor Michael Sullivan (St. Catherine's College & Stanford University):

'Art since Mao'

Sir Richard Evans: 'Ten Years of Reform'

Dr. David Shambaugh (SOAS): 'Post Mao Polity and Alternative Futures' Dr. Peter Nolan (Jesus College, Cambridge): 'Capitalism, Socialism and

China's Development'

Michaelmas Term 1989: 'The Implications of the Tiananmen Massacre' Mr. Neville Maxwell: 'Tiananmen as the Consequence of the Capitalist Road' Mr. Mark Brayne (BBC World Service): 'Tiananmen: China's Solidarity?

A Comparison with Eastern Europe'

Dr. Michael Yahuda (LSE): 'Tiananmen: Implications for China's

International Relations'

Dr. Graham Clarke (QEH): 'Tiananmen: Implications for Regional and

Social Policy in Qinghai and Tibet'

Mr. John Gittings (The Guardian): 'From Lhasa to Tiananmen'

Dr. Steve Tsang: Tiananmen: Implications for Hong Kong'

Hilary Term 1990: 'Contemporary China'

Dr. Laura Newby: 'Sino-Japanese relations in the 1980s'

Dr. Zhang Yongjin: "The Scowcroft Mission and China in International

Politics'

Miss Alyson Bailes (Chatham House): 'Chinese and East European Relations' Mr. Peter Wood (FCO): ‘China's Economic Policy and Debates in the

Aftermath of June 1989'

Dr. Stephen Feuchtwang (City University, London) and Mr. Wang Ming- ming (SOAS): 'The Study and Treatment of Popular Religion in the PRC: A Contest of Histories'

Dr. Peter Laslett and Dr. Kevin Schürer (Cambridge): 'The Secular Shift

in Ageing: China and the UK compared'

Occasional Seminars

Dr. Barbara Krug (Saarbrucken/St. Antony's College): 'Foresight versus

Insight' (Hilary, 1989)

Ron Schwartz (St. John's University, Newfoundland): 'The Political

Situation in Tibet' (Hilary, 1989)

Dr. Joseph Cheng (Open Learning Institute of Hong Kong): 'The Future

for Democracy in Hong Kong' (Michaelmas, 1989)

Professor Wu Jinglian (Development Research Centre, Beijing & St. Antony's): 'China's Current Economic Situation and Near-Term Prospects' (Trinity, 1990)

Professor Jonathan Spence (Yale University): 'The Search for Modern

China' (Trinity, 1990)

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