Sinica Podcast

New Podcast Series – "Studying China in the Absence of Access: Rediscovering a Lost Art" from Johns Hopkins SAIS

Xiaohongshu's "TikTok Refugees," with Ivy Yang and David Fishman

Lizzi Lee on China's Economy and the Trump Presidency

Inside Shen Yun and the Epoch Times, with NYT's Nicole Hong and Michael Rothfeld

Under Pressure: Michael Cerny and Rory Truex on China Discourse in the U.S. Foreign Policy Community

Australia, China, and the Economics-Security Nexus with Amy King of ANU

China's EV Explosion, with Ilaria Mazzocco of CSIS

In this episode of the Sinica Podcast, expert Ilaria Mazzocco discusses China's remarkable ascent to becoming a leader in the electric vehicle (EV) market. She explains that while state subsidies are important, China's success also stems from strategic demand generation, extensive charging infrastructure, and a robust ...

Jane Hayward of King's College on Teaching China through YouTube

U.S.-China Crisis Management and Crisis Prevention, with Michael Swaine

Granta's Chinese Literature Issue: A Chat with Editor Thomas Meaney

Decoupling, De-risking, and the Great U.S.-China Disconnect, with Supply Chain Expert Cameron Johnson

Tsinghua's Da Wei: New Survey Research on Chinese Perceptions of Security

Xinhua's Liu Yang and Jiang Jiang of "Got China" Get Western Journalism

Veteran China Ad Man Bryce Whitwam on China's Livestreaming e-Commerce Market

In this podcast episode, we explore the vibrant world of livestream e-commerce in China, showcasing its rapid growth and distinct features compared to Western approaches. Host Kaiser engages in a conversation with expert Bryce Whitwam, who shares his journey from advertising executive to scholar. He sheds light on how ...

Retrofitting Leninism and Re-examining Hawkishness in China with Dimitar Gueorguiev

Criticism and Conscience: A Conversation with David Moser

The Case Against the China Consensus, with Jessica Chen Weiss of SAIS

Space Debris: How Can the U.S. and China Avoid the Tragedy of the Commons, with Nainika Sudheendra

Priority Pluralism: Rethinking Universal Values in U.S.-China Relations

The Chinese Game Industry’s Journey to the West — Rui Ma and Rob Wynne on the Success of Black Myth: Wukong