Having just completed a Master of Research at the University of Nottingham on Chengguan-street seller conflicts, Natalie is now beginning a second masters, this time in Multimedia Journalism, at Beijing Foreign Studies University. Her major interests include migrant issues, social conflict, and more generally the impact of political reform on civil society. Natalie has also previously worked for Chinadialogue and now blogs (in both English and Chinese) about her experiences as a journalism student in Beijing at www.mysixdegrees.net/blog.
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