The China Quarterly

The leading scholarly journal in its field, covering all aspects of contemporary China, including Taiwan

[Weilin Xiao @xwl0822]

Excited to see our article, "Promoting Meritocracy through Recognition: The Post-recognition Career Trajectories of China’s Model County Party Secretaries", now published in First View at @chinaquarterly.
https://t.co/YUrN9BXWtx

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

If you're at #BISA2026 please come and meet Yuka Kobayashi, co- editor of The China Quarterly. 10.30 am, Cambridge University Press stand.

[Dr Wenting He @WentingHe1103]

A/Prof Amy King @amysarahking and I have just published a new open-access article in The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly. In the paper, we examine self-reliance as an enduring idea in China over nearly a century and discuss its implications for today’s world, as more countries seek economic autonomy in an interdependent world. Read the article here: https://t.co/UgUTQOFS3e @ANUBellSchool @ANU_SDSC @anu_china @UAlbertaChina

[SOAS Taiwan Studies @SOASTaiwan]

Here is a look at our upcoming events in June, along with this year’s Summer School.

For more information, please visit:
https://t.co/BVqdj0LmzI

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

Congratulations to Matthew Noellert and Xiangning Li who have been awarded the 2025 Gordon White Prize for their article "Internal Migration and the Continuity of Local Elites in North China, 1949–1965” (OA). https://t.co/BBbdS77dcx

[Lev Nachman @lnachman32]

I am thrilled to share our newest peer-reviewed work, "Feeling Blue: Public Support for Taiwan’s Bluebird Movement and Legislative Reform" with @poscwty & @hannahjunekim out now at @chinaquarterly !

A🧵on Taiwanese public opinion and independent voters:
https://t.co/tj54RtJVQ8

[Judith Audin @AudinJudith]

I am delighted to let you know that my article has been published in @chinaquarterly https://t.co/qZzmysVfOD

[Chris Carothers @ChrisCarothers]

Terrific piece by @LiYuan6 highlighting one of the CCP's most common narratives about the US.

Dovetails nicely with my article "America the Failure?: Critical Narratives of the US in Chinese State Media" in @chinaquarterly last year

[Wendy Leutert @wendyleutert]

Appreciate the generous review of my book 'China's State-Owned Enterprises: Leadership, Reform, and Internationalization' in @chinaquarterly by Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard, whose work has long inspired mine https://t.co/ltqcyYwu6A @CambridgeUP @CUP_PoliSci

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

New: Huan He examines how downward delegation initiatives by the Chinese party-state could undermine everyday contention governance in China
https://t.co/zjU5umO04W

[Chris Carothers @ChrisCarothers]

"The US is skilled at implanting American values in enemy countries to undermine consensus"

So says a new PRC report on US "mind colonization."

More on how the CCP portrays US foreign policy in @chinaquarterly by Josh Freedman and me:
https://t.co/cB3sXM1EL2

[Ming-sho Ho @mingsho_ho]

Grateful to Ray Yep for his review of my book Be Water: Collective Improvisation in Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Protests, now out in The China Quarterly. His essay draws important connections across recent scholarship on the protests.
https://t.co/mlEPOGxiE4

[Lev Nachman @lnachman32]

I am honored to have reviewed @catielila and @mhar4's book "Revolutionary Taiwan: Making Nationhood in a Changing World Order" for The China Quarterly. I highly recommend this book, and I hope my review convinces you to check it out!

https://t.co/lhbXHgRL7G

[Koji Hirata @hirako13]

I am incredibly grateful to Professor Shellen Wu for their engaging review of "Making Mao’s Steelworks" in The China Quarterly. Yes, conducting the archival research for this book was challenging, beginning with an unforgettable trip to Anshan.

https://t.co/LziQWqL8pL

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

Ming-Hao Liu explores the CCP’s personnel control over central state-owned enterprise leaders from the Hu era to the Xi era. Through the dual-track system, the CCP aims to influence the career trajectories of SOE leaders & address conflicts of interest
https://t.co/7gsn5XGXR3

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

New article by Huirong Chen and Yangxin Bian: How do local officials in China initiate and sustain policy experiments within a bureaucratic system that often obstructs innovation?
https://t.co/Ykk35lLudk

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

🔓By analysing the eco-transformation of waste management through the framework of political steering theory, Victoria Zhou & Gunter Schubert present a nuanced avoidance strategy used by local governments to sidestep centrally mandated policies
https://t.co/St1luBWNJ6

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

Through the lens of legal pluralism, Palden Tsering examines customary practices in Saga, a pastoral village in Amdo Tibet, where pastoralists develop rangeland practices to build wealth and gain access to rangeland and natural resources.
https://t.co/TPPn42IovJ

[Stefanie Kam 甘丽宜 @KamStefanie]

Thrilled to share that my latest research is out in @chinaquarterly. “The Evolution of Grassroots Governance in China: Home Visits by Work Teams in Xinjiang": draws on state media, policy documents & extensive analysis of work team literature. https://t.co/25Pv1L8Hz1

[The China Quarterly @chinaquarterly]

New by Siyi Zhang, Lingna Zhong, Shu Keng and Baoqing Pang: "Parsing Factional Affiliations among Chinese Political Elites"
https://t.co/vpPRsfusVK