Postdoc @CityUHongKong.
PhD of Poli Sci @CUHKofficial. Visitor @sinovienna.
5-yr Gov experience + computational data on Gove_responsiveness & Chinese politics
From our FirstView: How Firms, Bureaucrats, and Ministries Benefit from the Revolving Door: Evidence from Japan by Trevor Incerti. https://t.co/cG12WOqbma
How do people in a rising power view their country's global standing? My new paper in @IntOrgJournal finds significant national overconfidence in China and shows that misperceptions can be corrected and triumphalism mitigated https://t.co/8w3eh66RBW 崛起大国的过度自信及其校正
Previously, our understanding of digital surveillance has been shaped by Xu Xu (2021, AJPS). Prof. Zhang employs original datasets of 51,000+ government procurement contracts and 130k+ protest events in China to push the "ball" of theory forward.
https://t.co/LXKzQAiM81
The solution was to install both packages directly from GitHub using remotes::install_github("qinwf/jiebaRD") followed by remotes::install_github("qinwf/jiebaR"). After this, library(jiebaR) loaded correctly. jiebaR depends on jiebaRD.
I encountered an issue running my STM replication code because the jiebaR package suddenly stopped working, likely after an R or macOS update that changed the default library paths. When I attempted to load it, R reported that the package no longer existed.
And reinstalling from CRAN failed due to missing dependencies. The core problem was that jiebaR depends on jiebaRD, which is no longer available on CRAN for macOS ARM, causing installation attempts to break.
New pub! My first solo-authored paper is online at @polcommjournal . This paper identifies a novel phenomenon, performative propaganda engagement, to understand the impact of digital propaganda on celebrity fans and broader authoritarian publics. More in🧵https://t.co/ZaY0adpEKM
🔓Using a large #protest event data set from #Weibo (CASM-China), Han Zhang, Yao Lu and Rui Bai investigate the Chinese government and #news#media's selection and description #bias in domestic protest events reporting.
#China
https://t.co/iXYWsBBFGe
Percentage of non-Han officials in local Chinese government (vs % non-Han population)
Including heads of Party (书记) and/or gov (省/市/县长) at province, prefecture, and county levels
Interesting to see comparison between Party heads & gov heads in 内蒙古 宁夏 青海 新疆 西藏
Feels like we’ve finally hit the limit of how much this paper can be revised… Writing a serious paper is so hard–not sure I’d take on something this exhausting again in the next two or three years. And with data this consistently significant,