Min Ye

Professor of International Relations at Boston University

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@MariaRepnikova @WendyZhou502 @AynneKokas Please encourage Wendy Zhou to apply to our ASTP in China Studies, Pardee School of Boston University. The review starts on Oct 1.

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@Copela1492 read it and loved it.

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Political science, sociology, history, and other fields are welcome.

[Min Ye @BeltBeyond]

ASTP in China Studies at Pardee School of Boston University. The review starts on 10/1. Submit applications to AcademicJobsOnline.

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China's domestic politics, international relations, technology, and other specializations are invited to apply.

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The best material on Tiananmen! An incredible source to understand the CCP ruling logic from Deng to Xi! The Tiananmen Papers https://t.co/XySmSMrWzV via @ForeignAffairs

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"I always felt that I will never, ever have another opportunity to live and think and grow in a place like Princeton." ----I feel the same way!

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Min Ye: Xi Jinping's European Visit and Implications for EU-China Relations by Min Ye via @OrionPolicyIns https://t.co/0Ol0JWP3i7

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@NCUSCR "Because in a period of instability and volatility and acrimony, creating avenues that provide some relief, some outlet, some series of vectors that didn't exist before that provide a backdoor for both sides to be able to take a deep breath...This is absolutely vital."

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POV: If We Ban TikTok, What’s Next? https://t.co/eezO2NUWx4 @KaiserKuo @NCUSCR @jorgeheinel @jessicacweiss @CWPColumbia @KevinPGallagher

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From middle schools to college campuses, "dislike" China is the mood of the day, and Mainland-China voices are diminishing. How can we illuminate contradictory China smartly and safely? Is there a market? Is it still meaningful?

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YOLO《热辣滚烫》- In Cinemas 21 March https://t.co/vFFpCnREvY via @YouTube we laughed, and cried, and laughed ... best Chinese movie in a long time; an incredible story in an authentic portrayal of China.

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Thanks for your note. The article recognizes the powerful clash of civilization and Thucydides' Trap mechanisms, yet underscores the mitigating role of transnational actors and networks.

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I explain and document the mitigating roles of transnational actors and networks in the U.S.-China competition, TPP, BRI, and Indo-Pacific propositions.

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Security in context (SiC): a novel theoretical and empirical approach to the US–China rivalry https://t.co/Ycv265txcP

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The Self-Doubting Superpower https://t.co/z8Xj2Iyy04 via @ForeignAffairs As the land of immigrants, self-doubt, hence self striving, is a powerful source of American strength.

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The Big One https://t.co/qBqg8PaO2J via @ForeignAffairs How to prevent it?

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https://t.co/eZySSgKDVg via @WSJ Isn't this a natural product of a changed international financial order? Better deal with the world we have, rather than recreate the world we desire.

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@FareedZakaria @jlaevia To truly marginalized groups, DEI is the hope for belonging, respect, and representation.

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America’s top universities should abandon their long misadventure into politics, retrain their gaze on their core strengths and rebuild their reputations as centers of research and learning.

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