Conference News
July 17 — Additional information about the sunday's boat trip added.
July 13 — Changes in the programme due to last-minute-cancellations:
Julia Schneider moved from G3 into G2.
Eva Sternfeld moved to M2, M1 cancelled.
July 12 — Weather forecast for this week — sunny, +32°C / +90°F 
July 7 — Programme / attendee list updated
July 1 — Information on Chinese Movie Night is now available
Film Red Awn (Hongse Kangbaiyin, 2007) will be demonstrated, followed by discussion and a traditional Chinese game night.
June 30 — Registration for the banquet in the Small Guild Hall
June 29 — Programme / attendee list updated
May 31 — Abstracts of conference presentations are now online
May 29 — Programme / attendee list updated
May 15 — Information on Chinese Studies Book Exhibition is available:
Books in following topics will be shown:
- Philosophy, thought, classical studies
- History, geography
- Religion, social customs, ethnology
- Sociology, education, economics, politics, law, foreign relations
- Linguistics, literature, drama
- Art, music, architecture, archaeology
- Classic titles
This exhibition is sponsored by:
Center for Chinese Studies, National Central Library
The Research, Development and Evaluation Commission,
Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarity Exchange
Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
The publishing houses Brill (Leiden), Routlege (London) and Cambridge University Press (Cambridge) are participating in the book exhibition each with a broad scale of recent publications. Other European publishers — Harrasowitz, Peter Lang, Tate Publishing — present their new catalogues.
You can visit the exhibition during the conference days in the Small Hall of the University of Latvia.
April 2 — Preliminary conference programme is now available
April 1 — Conference attendee list is now available
March 20 — The conference poster is now available.
You can get your own copy at the conference registration desk for a nominal fee 3 Euro / 2 Lats.