BARCLAY BRAM IS A PHOTOJOURNALIST WHOSE WORK HAS APPEARED FOR THE FINANCIAL TIMES, GRANTA, THE LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS, WIRED, VICE, DAZED, SIXTH TONE, ROADS&KINGDOMS, THE HUFFINGTON POST, THE DIPLOMAT, THE MILLIONS, MIXMAG, AND MORE. HE WAS SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2019 FT/BODLEY HEAD ESSAY PRIZE.
HE HAS WRITTEN FEATURES ARTICLE IN MANDARIN FOR VICE CHINA. HIS WORK CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON HIS INSTAGRAM @BARCLAYBRAM
HE HAS AN MSCI IN CONTEMPORARY CHINESE STUDIES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD AND IS CURRENTLY READING FOR A DPHIL IN OXFORD'S SCHOOL OF OVERSEAS AND GLOBAL AREA STUDIES. HE IS CONDUCTING ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH INTO MENTAL HEALTH IN CHINA.
HE HAS A FULL SCHOLARSHIP FROM THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, AND IS CURRENTLY IN CHENGDU ON AN ESRC FUNDED DIFFICULT LANGUAGE TRAINING GRANT. IN 2013-2014 HE WAS A BRITISH COUNCIL GENERATION UK SCHOLAR BASED AT FUDAN UNIVERSITY IN SHANGHAI .
HE HAS WRITTEN ACADEMIC PIECES PUBLISHED BY TAYLOR & FRANCIS IN THE PEER REVIEWED INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FORUM JOURNAL AND WAS THEIR STUDENT WRITER OF THE YEAR IN 2014.
“One group of scholars has already claimed that the US failure to prepare for Covid-19 could be its “Suez moment” and that we will be emerging from this crisis with a fundamentally altered global order. China’s position in this new order will be judged both on its initial failings and its eventual successes.”
