Director of China Media Centre

Professor Hugo de Burgh set up the China Media Centre in London in 2005.
He has held posts at Edinburgh, Nottingham Trent, Goldsmiths’ and Westminster Universities. He has also been Professor in the School of Media & Communications at Tsinghua University and price pills cialis a Schwarzman College Visiting Professor.
In 2017 he launched Europe’s first Dual Language Chinese English School, Kensington Wade, in London and is now (Honorary) Chairman.
With Sir Danny Alexander, David Lord Willetts, James Lord Sassoon, David Sayer, Stephen Lord Green and Sir Anthony Seldon (interalia) he is (2020) working to establish The China Institute, a world-level think tank to study China and help develop a China strategy for the UK.
Publications
The third edition of Investigative Journalism published in early 2021. Authors from all continents have contributed to it. In 2020 he published [the 2nd edition of] China’s Media in the Emerging World Order (UoB) and in 2018 [ co-ed] China’s Media Go Global (Routledge). Previous publications include Investigative Journalism (Routledge, 2 editions); Democracy in England: Possible & Necessary (Civitas); The Chinese Journalist (Routledge); Making Journalists (Routledge); China, Friend or Foe? (Icon); China’s Environment and Chinese Environment Journalists (Intellect); China and Britain: the potential impact of ordene kamagra barato en linea China’s development (Smith Institute) and (with Boris Johnson, Alison Wolf et al) Can the Prizes Still Glitter? The Future of British Universities in a Changing World (UoB); The Necessary Family (Civitas).
In 2013 he published (in Chinese) 你所不了解的西方故事The West You Really Don’t Know, the book of a China Central TV series of 7 documentaries. The book is based on interviews with a wide range of UK politicians, social activists and thinkers including Charles Moore, David Green, James Bartholomew, Vernon Bogdanor, Simon Jenkins, David Lammy &c.
Clips from The West You Really Don’t Know, written and presented by Hugo de Burgh.
Contact
WeChat: hugodeburgh
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