Research Brief Prize Winners
The Chinese Studies Research Brief Prize supports and promotes China-related academic research across all disciplines by Research Higher Degree (RHD) students at the University of Melbourne. The Prizes are awarded annually to the student authors of the best Research Briefs submitted to the competition.
Winning Briefs 2022 (China Fieldwork Insights) | ||
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| PhD Title | Author | |
| Top Prize | Children's Agency and Well-being in the Context of Rural-to-urban Migration in China | Zihong Deng PhD candidate, Social Policy Research Centre, UNSW Sydney |
| Runner Up | Playing a Role of Anachronism: Reenactment, Affective Labour and Precarity in a Film-Television Production Town |
Yajie Li PhD candidate, Anthropology and Development Studies, University of Melbourne |
| Equal Third Place | Coastal Management, Community Resilience, and the Law: A Comparative Analysis of Shandong Province in China and the state of Victoria in Australia | Xiaoxuan Chen PhD candidate, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne |
| Equal Third Place | Memorials' Engagebility: What is the Role of Memorials in People's Daily Activities |
Jie Zhu PhD candidate, School of Architecture and Urban Design, RMIT |
Winning Briefs 2021 | ||
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| Title | Author | |
| Top Prize | Regional Disparity in Care Cascade for Cardiovascular Diseases in China: Evidence from a Nationally Representative Population-based Survey | Yang Zhao PhD candidate, Nossal Institute, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences |
| Runner Up | Corporate Misconduct and Market Reactions: The Moderating Role of Moral, Technical, and Leadership Capital | Lu Ye PhD candidate, Department of Management & Marketing, Faculty of Business & Economics |
| Equal Third Place | Shengtai Wenming (Ecological Civilisation): Sinicising Environmentalism? | Yang Wang PhD candidate, Asia Institute, Faculty of Arts |
| Equal Third Place | Do Peri-urban Industrial Parks Reconfigure the Geography of Township and Village Enterprises in China? Evidence from Three Small Towns in the Liaozhongnan City-region |
Kailin Yang PhD candidate, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning |