GASTRODIPLOMACIA CHINESA NO PRESENTE E NO FUTURO

Authors

  • LI GUOFENG

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26619/1647-7251.DT24.5

Keywords:

China, cultural diplomacy, public diplomacy, gastrodiplomacy

Abstract

Gastrodiplomacy is a new dynamic of public/cultural diplomacy, which several countries are using to promote soft power. In the last decade, as gastrodiplomatic programs have been launched that produce outstanding effects, more and more significant work has been found in this field. However, this is not the case for China. This is a country, on the one hand, with a vast wealth of gastronomic resources and, on the other hand, has actively promoted soft power internationally. Therefore, for the development of the area of gastrodiplomacy, it is not logical to lack analyzes on the Chinese case. By searching for relevant information on the websites of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and China Public Diplomacy Association, we developed this work to analyze what has been done, particularly by the Chinese State, in gastrodiplomacy and then what are the possible challenges for Chinese gastrodiplomacy.

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Author Biography

LI GUOFENG

Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Macau (China). He obtained his PhD in sociology from the City University of New York in 1995 and taught at both U.S. and Chinese universities. He has researched in political sociology, historical sociology, sociology of religion, sociology of higher education, and sociology of intellectuals, and published in journals such as Higher Education, The China Quarterly, Pacific Affairs, Issues and Studies, Journal of Contemporary China, Chinese Sociological Review, China: An International Journal, Review of Religion and Chinese Society, etc. His most recent books include 《生死存亡十二年:平定縣的抗戰、內戰與土改》(2021) (Twelve years of life and death in Pingding, Shanxi: The war of resistance against Japan, civil war, and land reform); Academic Freedom under Siege: Higher Education in East Asia, the U.S., and Australia (eds., 2020), Macau History and Society (2nd edition, 2020); and 《十字路口的知 識分子:中國知識工作者的政治變遷》(2019), a Chinese translation of his 2003 book on Intellectuals at a Crossroads: The Changing Politics of China’s Knowledge Workers

Published

2024-01-11