Happy (that’s putting it mildly) to announce my new book, Dominance Through Division: Group-Based Clientelism in Japan. Publication date: today!
If you are interested in:
https://t.co/Y4sbxa2Xbo
#OpenAccess from @PSRMjournal -
Can autocratic power influence the media in democracies? Evidence from China's expulsion of American journalists - https://t.co/eiSV7tIWnG
- @ruilinlai#FirstView
#MPSA2024 panel: State Building and War Making in East Asia (Sat 9:45-11:15, 7th fl Dearborn 3) with Hojung Joo, @_NingHe, Jingyuan Qian, chair @Dali_Yang and discussants Junyan Jiang / Joowon Yi. My paper is still a little rough, but the three other projects are extremely good!
Read @VandyPoliSci Prof @JamesBisbee (& @hyeyoungyou) forthcoming article in @The_JOP: Political Geography and Firm Strategies: How Electoral Competition Influences Local Job Creation | The Journal of Politics https://t.co/0yHsV2ktgD
1. This paper highlights selective coverage of sensitive political events in gazetteers, an issue of missing data that quantitative researchers need to carefully address. 2. There is no direct evidence in this paper pointing to the falsification of statistics in gazetteers.
🔓Scholars have long used #Chinese county gazetteers for historical & socio-economic research. Fei Yan & Tongtian Xiao analyse internal-discussion drafts of county gazetteers to examine the credibility of these sources, focusing on Cult Rev-era Guangxi.
https://t.co/rGsqDT20GS
Are you a junior scholar engaged in empirical political science research on East Asia? Are you based at a university in the (US) northeast?
We’re hosting a conference at New York University (@NYUpolitics) on May 19-20, 2023. Info can be found here: https://t.co/nobjRE8mFS
Kicking junior Hu out of the Politburo while leaving one of its seats empty is a deliberate arrangement to humiliate losing rivals, in the same spirit as old Hu being removed from his seat in front of party elites.
Thank you to those who echoed #SitongBridge#newtankman at
Stanford
GWU
Colby College
University of Glasgow
UNC Chapel Hill
University of Notre Dame
NorthWestern University
University of Connecticut
Amherst College
And many to come.
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Very interesting! Curious how many % of the British population consumed tea with regularity in early 19th century. The amount of imports appeared small compared with later decades when supply from China increased hugely after Opium War, which may lower prices even further.
🚨Today is my last day @hkust. From this fall I will be an associate professor @umichpolisci. Thrilled and humbled to join the great department/university. Atst, deeply saddened to leave this unique, sweet and sour city #HongKong🇭🇰Boys and I head to #Seoul🇰🇷 first, after 2.5yrs✈️