Steve Tu on Labor Laws in China

By Emily Conrad​Strong labor laws are seen as a necessity by most United States politicians; if workers are unhappy, politicians risk losing their seats at election time. In fact, labor laws, unionization, and political mobilization are often viewed hand-in-hand. In China, strong labor laws also take on extreme importance: labor Read more…

Creating the Business Case for Sustainability in China: You Are What You Eat

By Louis Mark Tsinghua University saw its first ever interdepartmental collaboration between the School of International Relations and the School of Economics and Management (SEM) on December 9th, 2015. NexGen Global Forum, together with the Net Impact chapter of SEM, co-hosted Shanghai consulting group Collective Responsibility’s sustainability series, “Creating the Read more…

NexGen Hosts Its First Event With UNDP ( 听说清华学生智库第一办活动就请来了联合国高管…)

By Stephanie Ma​On December 7, 2015, Ms. Zhang Yan, the China Programme Manager of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), gave a presentation at the Carnegie-Tsinghua office in Haidian, Beijing on her work promoting China’s development initiatives. The event marks NexGen Global Forum’s first event ever since the organization’s launch Read more…