This morning I received a lovely email from a student who had spotted my book at a bookshop in London!

It's only just been released in the UK & I'm looking forward to launching it next week at LSE

5pm with a reception afterwards🥳

All welcome, register: lse360.my.site.com/events/s/event…

A reminder that this coming Thursday the IHR North American History Seminar welcomes Dr Tim Galsworthy who will be speaking on Civil War memory during the Nixon administration

Thursday May 2, 5:30pm at LSE

All welcome! Please register here: history.ac.uk/events/spiro-a…

My book has been reviewed in the The Saturday Paper!

Linda Jaivin writes, it’s “a brilliant examination” “Ingleson’s keen attention to the racialised and gendered dimensions of the world she describes helps make Made in China a compelling read.”

And her conclusion: “wow, what a book” 🤩

Some outstanding letters of protest here from NYU (New York University) faculty to the President and Provost, but the below from Steven Hahn is pure 🔥 🔥 🔥 : facultyforpalestine.education/statements/fac…

While everyone is paying attention to protests in higher ed, you should know that 800,000 people took to the streets in Buenos Aires this week to fight Milei’s cuts to free public university education in Argentina: english.elpais.com/international/…

In 1989, after the PRC leaders sent military to clear Tiananmen Square, the president of Beijing University welcomed students back to campus and KEPT THE MILITARY OUT of the BeiDa gates--protecting his students at great personal political risk. 🧵

While this entire series of the global struggle against #Apartheid in #SouthAfrica couldn't be more timely, this essay by Mattie Christine Webb hits the nail on the head! #workers have the power to force #Apartheid Israel to #FreePalestine

'Written in academically solid yet lively prose, 'Made in China' is a brilliant examination of how politics transforms trade, and trade transforms politics, with interesting lessons for Australia,' writes Linda Jaivin. 'Wow, what a book'. satpa.pe/klzn7vZ

My book has been reviewed in the The Saturday Paper!

Linda Jaivin writes, it’s “a brilliant examination” “Ingleson’s keen attention to the racialised and gendered dimensions of the world she describes helps make Made in China a compelling read.”

And her conclusion: “wow, what a book” 🤩

In which we learn that Princeton was fine graduating a student who took part in the January 6 assault on Congress but will expel a finishing PhD student for sitting on the grass.

Looking forward to talking about my book at Cambridge’s Centre for Geopolitics talk series!

Wednesday May 1 at 5pm

Online with William Hurst

We might as well cite her...

Distinguished financial historian Caroline Fohlin subjected to violent arrest Emory University

Really pleased and grateful that Barry Eichengreen wrote a capsule review of my book for Foreign Affairs

It's a great pleasure and honour to see my work and ideas out in the world! Link here: foreignaffairs.com/reviews/made-c…

Next Thursday May 2 we kick off another term of the IHR North American History seminar IHR North American History Seminar!

Looking forward to hearing from Dr Tim Galsworthy on Civil War memory during the Nixon era

Thurs May 2 5:30pm at LSE

All very welcome, please register here history.ac.uk/events/spiro-a…

Such a dream to find out my book is at Foyles!! And facing outwards too!

Thank you Benjamin Tran for the photo!

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📚 In this LSE USAPP blog piece, Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson argues that Chinese overcapacity is a symptom, not a cause, of US domestic problems:

blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2024…