China In Context

China In Context is a fortnightly podcast by the SOAS China Institute (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London) which offers expert analysis on the politics, economy, society, culture and history of China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. It features interviews with leading academics, researchers, journalists and other China-specialists from around the world.

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How does China’s Communist ideology resemble a religion?

How does China’s Communist ideology resemble a religion?

Many sociologists have noticed parallels between Chinese Communism and religion. Both offer sacred texts, prophets and moral guidance. Furthermore, many aspects of China’s ideology seem to be drawn fr...

4 Touko 202119min

What is stoking the rise in Chinese nationalism?

What is stoking the rise in Chinese nationalism?

China displays an intense form of nationalism. People are expected to regard their nation as strong and united and to view outside criticism as a threat to progress. The Chinese Communist Party insist...

27 Huhti 202115min

What are the economic risks of conflict between China and Taiwan?

What are the economic risks of conflict between China and Taiwan?

Taiwan’s status as a self-governing island, with its own government and diplomacy, is facing unprecedented challenges. Under the leadership of Xi Jinping, China often presents Taiwan as a secessionist...

20 Huhti 202116min

Going it alone - the lives of China’s single people

Going it alone - the lives of China’s single people

China has a growing number of people who live alone. As a result, many people’s way of life has become more personalized, geared towards their own careers and individual interests. There’s also a boom...

13 Huhti 202112min

What is life like for people who come from one child families?

What is life like for people who come from one child families?

Because of the one child policy which ran from 1979 to 2016, millions of people in China have grown up without brothers or sisters, especially in urban settings. The media sometimes describes them as ...

6 Huhti 202114min

Do China’s leaders really believe their country is superior to all other nations on earth?

Do China’s leaders really believe their country is superior to all other nations on earth?

China’s global influence has increased enormously since it started opening up to the world in the early 1980s. On occasions, General Secretary Xi Jinping has suggested that his country’s system is “su...

30 Maalis 202115min

What do China’s leaders mean by national security and should the world be worried?

What do China’s leaders mean by national security and should the world be worried?

The Chinese state places great importance on national security. It believes its duty is to protect the people from foreign attack and invasion and as China’s economy has grown, so has spending on the ...

23 Maalis 202116min

Will China’s ageing population cause its economic growth to slow dramatically?

Will China’s ageing population cause its economic growth to slow dramatically?

China often boasts that it is on target to become the world’s biggest economy and that in the process it’s lifting millions of people permanently out of poverty. Yet the government also acknowledges t...

16 Maalis 202121min

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