Katja Levy
Biographic Data
| ID | 3598741 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katja Levy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katja |
| FAMILY NAME | Levy |
| SIGNATURE | LEVY K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9186-5792 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ett-Kina-dualitetens langsomme død – en casestudie av den sino-litauiske konflikten i 2021
Denne artikkelen ser nærmere på hvordan ulike land balanserer sin utenrikspolitikk overfor Folkerepublikken Kina (FRK) og Taiwan. Artikkelen undersøker den pågående svekkelsen av overholdelsen av det forfatteren betegner som «ett-Kina-dualiteten» – det komplekse samspillet mellom FRKs «ett-Kina-prinsipp» og de ulike tolkningene av dette prinsippet blant landets diplomatiske partnere, synlige gjennom deres ulike ett-Kina-politikker. Ved å undersøk…
Chinese government – foundation relations in global perspective
In this conceptual paper, we discuss Chinese foundations in global perspective by reviewing two recent frameworks that aim to capture key dimensions of foundation development and relations with the state. In exploring the overlap and differences in these frameworks, we draw conclusions for new directions that future foundation research in China might take. In particular, Chinese foundation research is still heavily focused on the generation of re…
Mancunian Chinese Diaspora Organisations’ Response to Covid-19 – Studying the Societal Actors’ Perspective on Collaborative Governance in Crisis
This article contributes to the emerging field of research on collaborative governance in crises. It asks how social organisations see their contribution of skills and expertise to tackling a wicked problem such as the Covid-19 pandemic. For this purpose, I interviewed representatives of ethnic Chinese organisations about their work and relationships with the local government in Manchester in 2020 and 2021. Ethnic Chinese organisations are an int…
No Common Ground
It is no secret that EU member states cannot come to terms on a unified China-policy. Most studies on EU-China relations come to the conclusion that disagreement exists and that this fragmentation is utilized by Chinese foreign policy in a kind of divide and rule strategy. However, the question as to why the EU members disagree has not been answered satisfactorily. This paper investigates the reasons for this discord from the perspective of the c…
Charity with Chinese Characteristics
This thought-provoking book explores the functions of charitable foundations in the People's Republic of China. Using both empirical fieldwork and extensive textual analysis, it examines the role of foundations in Chinese society and their relationship with the Chinese government, and provides a new, functional perspective on the role of foundations, complementing mainstream civil society and corporatist perspectives
Outsourcing and Networking
This paper presents results of a German-Chinese comparative research project on the provision of services by non-profit organizations (NPOs) in the field of migration. It argues that NPOs and local governments deploy similar strategies in their joint attempt to tackle social problems, regardless of their political backgrounds. From a top-down perspective German and Chinese local governments show similar outsourcing modes, while from a bottom-up p…
Are China and Japan rivals in Latin America? A rivalry perception analysis
This article investigates whether the People’s Republic of China and Japan perceive each other as rivals in Latin America (LA; both the Chinese and Japanese governments tend to refer to the region as Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), but for the purposes of this article we focus mainly on LA), and what impact such a perception might have on their foreign policy decision-making. We take LA as a case study because China’s and Japan’s recent (r…
Introduction
Mancunian Chinese Diaspora Organisations’ Response to Covid-19 – Studying the Societal Actors’ Perspective on Collaborative Governance in Crisis
This article contributes to the emerging field of research on collaborative governance in crises. It asks how social organisations see their contribution of skills and expertise to tackling a wicked problem such as the Covid-19 pandemic. For this purpose, I interviewed representatives of ethnic Chinese organisations about their work and relationships with the local government in Manchester in 2020 and 2021. Ethnic Chinese organisations are an int…
No Common Ground
It is no secret that EU member states cannot come to terms on a unified China-policy. Most studies on EU-China relations come to the conclusion that disagreement exists and that this fragmentation is utilized by Chinese foreign policy in a kind of divide and rule strategy. However, the question as to why the EU members disagree has not been answered satisfactorily. This paper investigates the reasons for this discord from the perspective of the c…
Introduction
Are China and Japan rivals in Latin America? A rivalry perception analysis
This article investigates whether the People’s Republic of China and Japan perceive each other as rivals in Latin America (LA; both the Chinese and Japanese governments tend to refer to the region as Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), but for the purposes of this article we focus mainly on LA), and what impact such a perception might have on their foreign policy decision-making. We take LA as a case study because China’s and Japan’s recent (r…
Charity with Chinese Characteristics
This thought-provoking book explores the functions of charitable foundations in the People's Republic of China. Using both empirical fieldwork and extensive textual analysis, it examines the role of foundations in Chinese society and their relationship with the Chinese government, and provides a new, functional perspective on the role of foundations, complementing mainstream civil society and corporatist perspectives
Outsourcing and Networking
This paper presents results of a German-Chinese comparative research project on the provision of services by non-profit organizations (NPOs) in the field of migration. It argues that NPOs and local governments deploy similar strategies in their joint attempt to tackle social problems, regardless of their political backgrounds. From a top-down perspective German and Chinese local governments show similar outsourcing modes, while from a bottom-up p…
No Common Ground
It is no secret that EU member states cannot come to terms on a unified China-policy. Most studies on EU-China relations come to the conclusion that disagreement exists and that this fragmentation is utilized by Chinese foreign policy in a kind of divide and rule strategy. However, the question as to why the EU members disagree has not been answered satisfactorily. This paper investigates the reasons for this discord from the perspective of the c…
Mancunian Chinese Diaspora Organisations’ Response to Covid-19 – Studying the Societal Actors’ Perspective on Collaborative Governance in Crisis
This article contributes to the emerging field of research on collaborative governance in crises. It asks how social organisations see their contribution of skills and expertise to tackling a wicked problem such as the Covid-19 pandemic. For this purpose, I interviewed representatives of ethnic Chinese organisations about their work and relationships with the local government in Manchester in 2020 and 2021. Ethnic Chinese organisations are an int…
Ett-Kina-dualitetens langsomme død – en casestudie av den sino-litauiske konflikten i 2021
Denne artikkelen ser nærmere på hvordan ulike land balanserer sin utenrikspolitikk overfor Folkerepublikken Kina (FRK) og Taiwan. Artikkelen undersøker den pågående svekkelsen av overholdelsen av det forfatteren betegner som «ett-Kina-dualiteten» – det komplekse samspillet mellom FRKs «ett-Kina-prinsipp» og de ulike tolkningene av dette prinsippet blant landets diplomatiske partnere, synlige gjennom deres ulike ett-Kina-politikker. Ved å undersøk…
Chinese government – foundation relations in global perspective
In this conceptual paper, we discuss Chinese foundations in global perspective by reviewing two recent frameworks that aim to capture key dimensions of foundation development and relations with the state. In exploring the overlap and differences in these frameworks, we draw conclusions for new directions that future foundation research in China might take. In particular, Chinese foundation research is still heavily focused on the generation of re…
China (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Civil society (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works)