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Cambridge China Review
Founding Members
Liam Elliott Brady
Co-founder & Chair
Liam recently graduated from Clare College with a degree in Chinese Studies, and is currently studying for a master's in History and International Relations at the LSE. He has a particular interest in Chinese literature
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James Farquharson
Co-founder
James a recent Chinese Studies graduate from Peterhouse, Cambridge. He has written in the past for publications including the Student Think-tank for Europe-Asia Relations (STEAR) and China Times, a Chinese-language newspaper based in Taiwan.
The Editorial Team
Inès Elliott Granger
Editor-in-Chief
Inès is a second-year undergraduate studying Chinese Studies at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. She is interested in the sociology of contemporary China, especially relating to eating culture since ‘Reform and Opening Up.’
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Rosemary Mihkelson
Editor: Arts & Culture
Rosemary is a second-year undergraduate reading History at Clare College, Cambridge. A unique upbringing, marked by experiences in various countries, has fuelled her with interest in language and its ties to history and culture. She has a particular interest in Chinese art history, primarily the captivating world of art forms that arose from China’s rich dynastic period.
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Sam Harvey
Editor: History & Literature
Sam is a second year undergraduate studying Chinese at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. She is interested in Chinese women's history and literature, especially that of early female poets.
Roberta Rennie
Editor: Interviews & Reviews
Roberta is an undergraduate reading Human, Social, and Political Sciences at Sidney Sussex College. She is particularly interested in the socio-cultural, anthropological, and economic faces of Chinese society.
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James Watson
Editor: Politics & Society
James is a second-year undergraduate at St Catharine’s College studying History and Politics. He is particularly interested in China’s relations with its Indo-Pacific neighbours, modern Chinese history, comparative politics and sociopolitical developments in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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Claire Ding
Editor: Science & Technology
Claire is a first-year undergraduate studying Human, Social and Political Sciences at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. In an age of intensified geopolitics, she is particularly interested in exploring pressing issues from the chip-war between China and the US to China’s green energy development.
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Communications
Lidiana Mottram
Publicity Officer
Lidiana is a second-year undergraduate reading Chinese Studies at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. She is particularly interested in Chinese contemporary culture and the evolving dynamics of Chinese media.
