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Public writing

The epistemic production of “non-Western immigrants” in Denmark. Disorder of Things. September 2020.

Covid-19 in China: From ‘Chernobyl Moment’ to Impetus for Nationalism, Made in China, May 2020

Racism and the Belt and Road in CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala, The Diplomat, Feb 2018

The curious rise of ‘white left’ as a Chinese internet insult, openDemocracy, May 2017

社会权利并非天赋：福利国家的前生今世, 腾讯大家，2017年12月22日

后9/11时代：为了安全我们愿意放弃多少自由，腾讯大家，2018年1月26日

Note: Tencent Dajia was shut down on 20 February 2020, amid moves to tighten control over coronavirus criticisms. Both the website and its wechat channel disappeared from the internet. I keep the links on this page as a reminder of its once existence. 

Podcast

As host: 时差 In-betweenness

As guest:

2022 – The Little Red Podcast: The death of Covid Zero? 

2020 – With 随机波动 on the Chinese edition of Men Explain Things to Me, feminism, and intersectionality

2019 – With Benjamen Walker’s Theory of Everything on authoritarian schizopherenia. 

Interviews and comments 

1 December 2022, BBC News live interview on China’s covid protests

1 December 2022, The Washington Post, Protests in China frustrate Xi’s agenda of expanding political control

28 November 2022, Vice, “Why China’s COVID Protests aren’t like anything before them“

June 2022, The Globe and Mail, “Brutal attack at restaurant in China highlights misogyny and violence, even as state media play down incident” 

April 2022, Rest of World, “China’s most chaotic social network survived Beijing’s censors — until now“

October 2021, Vice, “People Don’t Understand China’s Social Credit, and These Memes Are Proof“

September 2021, The Guardian, “Alt-right finds new partners in hate on China’s internet” (citing my EJIR article)

July 2021, Sixth Tone, “Anti-Japan Sentiments Simmer Online After China’s Olympic Defeats“

March 2021, New York Times, “How China’s outrage machine kicked up a storm over H&M“

October 2020, Inkstone News, “Why China’s liberals like Trump”

June 2020, Quartz, “This is nuts”: the backlash to the rebranding of “Black person toothpaste” in China

May 2020, “A Lost ‘Little Africa’: How China, Too, Blames Foreigners for the Virus” by April Zhu for the New York Review of Books

April 2020, Bloomberg News, “‘Nothing to Be Afraid Of’: Demands for Free Speech in China Persist”

March 2020, Inkstone News, Immigration backlash: ‘I can’t accept China having people of different skin colors’

Quartz; Al Jazeera English; TV2 (Denmark); VRT (Belgium); Columbia Journalism Review; SupChina

The Battle for Another World: The Progressive Response to the New Right (policy report)