*Call for Proposals! Co-editing Gender & Politics in the PRC volume w/ Kimberley Manning. Selected papers join a 2-day workshop pre-#AAS2026 in Vancouver. Share widely!
Three centuries ago China tweaked a single rule in its imperial exams—and gave us a natural experiment on affirmative action that still echoes today. 🧵👇
Sharing our new article (with @wendyleutert & @AustinMStrange) published today in International Affairs. We analyze joint activities between international NGOs and Chinese actors overseas to better understand their spread, character, & implications: https://t.co/K3zHZtrWIT
My book=officially out!💛🧵For everyone who ever questions the meaning of LOVE:
This book investigates how the discourse ai 愛 (#love) becomes political and the politics of making it political from late imperial to contemporary China (inc Hong Kong)
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After monthssss of data collection/cleaning, we finally did it! We examined China's "at least one woman" quota for prefectural appointment and found that while it improves women's representation at first, it has become a glass ceiling in the long run..https://t.co/VTfyEsdtif
Thrilled to announce “From Click to Boom: The Political Economy of E-Commerce in China” is released! (amazon: https://t.co/B6QKFNE2yM or 30%off with code P327 at https://t.co/IpLcGkpob8 via @PrincetonUPress)
A decade in the making, my book presents how the world’s largest e-commerce market unveils a digital path to development—and what it means for China’s growth trajectory and institutional evolution worldwide.
Research built on extensive fieldwork across 6 provinces, hundreds of interviews, two original surveys, 27 million data of proprietary transactions, and a rare, large-scale field experiment spanning 3 Chinese provinces…
A thread about the book below: (1/n)
Looks like a fabulous book-congratulations Jack! Especially relevant now that the PRC has just this month ended international adoptions of Chinese children (except by blood relatives and step parents).
Honored to have my work on feminist survey research, using intersectional and decolonial lenses, featured in this ⭐️ open access⭐️ book, edited by @Line_Nyhagen and @JenniferACooke.
Check this amazing collection: https://t.co/SE2kIrz0xN
The legacy of emperors is a fascinating topic. In this article we seek to explore the long-term impact of a policy by the first emperor of the Ming dynasty, which transformed quarter of country's cities directly into military fortresses.
Thanks to JHPE's editor and reviewers.
On April 25 (Th) at 8:00pm EST, we will host a discussion with Prof. Xiaofei Kang about her new book, Enchanted Revolution: Ghosts, Shamans, and Gender Politics in Chinese Communist Propaganda, 1942-1953. Join the webinar: https://t.co/WDu3HyYqG6
Was doing a digital fasting in the last few months and totally missed this! Thanks @PoliticsGenderJ and for those who are interested in whether gender-based differences in policy preference are allowed by single-party regimes, please contact me for free copies.
📢New issue of #PAG20 is out!📢
@XinhuiJ & Chuanmin Chen employ quasi-experimental methods to understand gendered policy preferences in 🇨🇳's single party regime in 'Gender Differences in Policy Preferences of Legislators' https://t.co/gZCFt5Ma6k
I'm recruiting a 2-year postdoc to work on global gov. of emerging tech, w/ focus on China's int'l engagement. Based in GW's polisci dept & affiliated w/ Inst. of Security & Conflict Studies. Deadline is March 25. Please share the link to apply: https://t.co/myDyqop1Lm