OrizzonteCina publishes original, rigorous essays that foster a more cogent and widespread understanding of the political system, international relations, and socioeconomic dynamics in the People’s Republic of China and the wider Chinese-speaking world. The journal welcomes contributions from established and emerging researchers, with the aim of encouraging dialogue between different disciplinary perspectives. It supports the translation into Italian of articles submitted by international scholars.

OrizzonteCina combines the interpretative tools of the social sciences with the philological sensitivity of sinological area studies and consists of a thematic section, a section of individual essays, a sociolinguistic analysis section, columns edited by the Editorial Committee, and a space reserved for public debate.

The Editorial Team of OrizzonteCina shares and complies with the spirit of the recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) in order to ensure the constant and rigorous implementation of international best practices as regards the ethical correctness of the publication process of the journal.

OrizzonteCina is a biannual scientific journal registered at the Court of Turin and is listed by the national agency for the evaluation of the university and research system (ANVUR). Promoted by the Torino World Affairs Institute (T.wai), the journal is published in Open Access format by the TOChina Centre, a research centre of the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society of the University of Turin, which holds scientific responsibility.

This site collects all the issues of OrizzonteCina published starting from vol. 11 (2020). The previous volumes (2010-2019) are archived at T.wai.

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ISSN: 2612-3479
E-ISSN: 2280-8035

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Rubrica: "STIP - Science, Technology & Innovation Policy"

Innovation and Sustainability: China's vision for green transition

Jacopo Cricchio

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11553

Sezione tematica

Different yet united: Cultural identity and archaeological heritage in public museums in contemporary China

Sofia Bollo

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11270

Sezione tematica

The Promotion of Chinese National Identity in Healthcare: The Discursive Power of the Medical Chinese Test

Alessandro Vallati

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11139

Sezione tematica

Mobilisation in the Party’s New Era: Ziwo geming

Mauro Crocenzi

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11102

Forum. Fare ricerca in Cina e sulla Cina oggi: vecchie sfide nella Nuova era?

Ethnographic Research in and on (Global) China

Antonella Ceccagno

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11581

Forum. Fare ricerca in Cina e sulla Cina oggi: vecchie sfide nella Nuova era?

Fieldwork in the People's Republic of China: Some Reflections

Daniele Brigadoi Cologna

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11580

Forum. Fare ricerca in Cina e sulla Cina oggi: vecchie sfide nella Nuova era?

The Reflected Image: Reading and Understanding China from Southeast Asia

Giuseppe Gabusi

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11569

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An Emerging Normative Power: China in the Debate on the Responsibility to Protect

Giovanni Tosi

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11349

Book Review

Guido Samarani, Mao Zedong. Il Grande Timoniere che guidò la Cina dalla rivoluzione al socialismo (Salerno Editrice, 2024)

Flora Sapio

DOI: 10.13135/2280-8035/11266