Occasional Paper Series
China in Canadian Newspapers May 2018 - July 2019: A Mass Data Analysis
by the China Institute at the University of Alberta
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Examining Huawei's Growth & Global Reach: Key Implications, Issues & the Canadian Connection
by the China Institute at the University of Alberta
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Examining Canadian interest in China through Canadian search data using Google Trends
by the China Institute at the University of Alberta
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China in Canadian Newspapers January 2015 to May 2018: A Mass Data Analysis
by the China Institute at the University of Alberta
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A New Great Power Engages with the Middle East: China's Middle East Balancing Approach
by Gordon Houlden and Noureddin Zaamout
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From Field Surgery to Advanced Robotics: Sino-Canadian Relations in Science and Technology, 1938 to 2018
by Margaret McCuaig-Johnston
Read the PaperChina as a Global Investor: Recent Trends and Implications for Canada
by Cheng Li & Xiaobo Zhang, China Institute
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China's Food Security Situation: Key Issues and Implications for Canada
by Anna Kuteleva, China Institute
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Foreign Investment in Real Estate in Canada: Key Issues
by Kerry Sun, China Institute
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China Embarks on Major Changes in Science and Technology
by Margaret Mccuaig-Johnston and Moxi Zhang, Institute for Science, Society & Policy, University of Ottawa
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China-Australia Free Trade Agreement: Implications for Canada
by Kerry Sun, China Institute
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Reform and Risk in the Chinese Financial System
by Mark Kruger, Embassy of Canada in China
Read the Paper The Evolution of China's Energy Institutions: Centralization versus Decentralization
by Yu Bao and Gordon Houlden, China Institute
Read the PaperThe China Institute Occasional Paper Series is quarterly publication focused on contemporary China studies. Each issue features a scholarly essay on topical issues related to China.