Xiang Zhou (Harvard Sociology) and I are recruiting two postdoctoral fellows through the An Wang Postdoctoral Fellowship at Harvard’s Fairbank Center. The theme for 2026–27 is the Social Foundations of State Power in China. Deadline: January 15, 2026. https://t.co/7KC23988UD
Along with wonderful colleagues @jeanjiyeonhong, @SlaterPolitics, @YuhuaWang5, and Ann C. Lin, we would like to call your attention to the Asian Political History Workshop to be held on May 4– 5, 2026 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Apply here by Jan. 20, 2026. https://t.co/9lu696ylCE
CPRP is calling for presentations for Fall 2025. Since 2022, we have hosted 40 presentations and accumulated almost 1,000 email subscribers. We promise high-quality, constructive feedback for work in progress in any stages. Consider submitting your paper by May 15.
In a recent podcast with Asia Society Switzerland, I spoke about the tariff wars, China-Southeast Asia relations, Xi’s visit to Southeast Asia, and Chinese foreign policy directions in general. Enjoy the podcast!
https://t.co/iI4BZHBMhG
@RIPEJournal Regarding US firms, I find that FCPA enforcement increases new US investments entering into foreign markets with high regulatory barriers, while decreasing the performances of incumbent US firms in those markets.
@RIPEJournal Using an original dataset of FCPA enforcement, combined with cross-national data from World Bank Enterprise Survey, the UNCTAD, and the AMNE, I find that FCPA enforcement discourages both bribe-givers and bribe-receivers in countries with weak legal institutions.
I also happen to have a new paper and dataset to allow apples to apples comparison of Chinese and American economic coercion: “Measuring Chinese economic sanctions 1949–2020: Introducing the China TIES dataset.”
🧐Cheers! #TradeWar
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The timing is striking. This follows Bloomberg's report that the DOJ's foreign bribery unit (FCPA) has been gutted, now limited to cases involving drugs or trafficking.
https://t.co/NRXXODNF5I
Chairman of the National Assembly going to vote for the lifting of martial law over the National Assembly wall b/c police blocked the main gate. Crazy.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and other executives were charged with paying more than $250 million in bribes to Indian government officials and concealing them from US investors https://t.co/aImO9vOcAK
Please join us for the KU Trade War Lab Speaker Series next Wednesday 10/30, 2pm CDT for a virtual talk on "Domestic Innovation Support and MNC Activities” by @Siyao__Li (@GSPIA) and @jackjianx (@NUS_PoliSci)
RSVP by 10/29 for the paper & zoom link:
https://t.co/G5BnxJX9mf
Thurs, 9/26, 8-9 pm ET: JPOSS will be discussing a paper by Harunobu Saijo titled “Legacies of Settler Mortality and Historical Memory in Settlers’ Home Regions” with @vcharnysh, @armenon_memorie, & @YusakuHoriuchi. Registration: https://t.co/tcbNt85lVD