Topic: My Experience of Writing a Ph.D. Dissertation in Japan
The Formation of Grassroots Society in Post-Danwei China: The Development of Danwei-based Communities in Downtown Beijing
Speaker: Associate Professor Zhu Anxin
Host: Dr. Wang Jiapeng
Time: 12:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m., Friday, October 30, 2020
Location: Room 311, Zijin Building, Xianlin Campus
Tencent Meeting: 885 530 530
Synopsis:
Since the 1990s, community development has reflected the reform of the urban management system in China and the growth and formation of China’s grassroots society. It also contributes to the evolution of sociological theories concerning social conditions.
The writing of a doctoral dissertation benefits from the academic attainments and training in
academic norms of the academic body or research institution to which the author belongs. But it is also an exploration very much characterized by personal behavior and features. The lecture will introduce the speaker’s experience of writing a Ph.D. dissertation during his studies in Japan, focusing on the theoretical discussion and empirical research.
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Published October 28, 2020