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  • photography archive
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  • Notes Made in China May 1990
  • The Chinese Laundry between the Two World Wars
  • Recent writing/écrits récents
  • iBook: China Dreaming
  • Articles
  • Radio
  • Fermeture de l'Institut Confucius de Lyon
  • Duoduo Neustadt
  • Lyon Confucius Institute Closure
  • Doctorates supervised — thèses dirigées
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    A longtime professor of Chinese and Global transcultural studies,  I've been posting on the Mediapart site for a number of years, and my online publications are available on a number of platforms, but here I aim to put items, ideas and opinions, short to medium-length pieces, and extracts of work and ideas that are ongoing.  These are of current importance to me, to the wider world or perhaps both.

    The title of this blog, "What I came to say" is an allusion to a collection of talks and essays (What I Came to Say, London, 1989) by the late Raymond Williams an academic who was in may ways the 'founder' of modern cultural studies. His work was marked by his social and political engagement. 

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