StudiesforCenterFairbankChinese 費正清中國研究中心New Affiliates 2022-23 2022-23年的新成員
Founded in 1955, the Fairbank Center’s mission is to advance all fields of Chinese Studies at Harvard University and beyond. 費正清中國研究中心成立於1955年， 旨於在哈佛大學通過各種渠道， 推進各個領域的中國研究。
Word from the Director
Fairbank Center Director Mark Wu
One of the Fairbank Center’s greatest strengths is its intellectual community of scholars from around the globe. We are delighted to welcome this year’s cohort of scholars and affiliates to our community, especially as we return to in-person events and programs in the coming year.
The Fairbank Center has held firm in our commitment to scholarly exchange and open dialogue since our founding almost 70 years ago. We are proud to continue this tradition with a new cohort of affiliates. We are particularly pleased to once again welcome scholars from mainland China to join us in Cambridge after several years of travel restrictions. While the ongoing pandemic will mean that the experience of this year’s cohort will be unique, we are confident that they, like their predecessors, will enrich the Fairbank Center community, intellectually and interpersonally.
費正清中國研究中心 主任伍人英
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We also welcome seventeen visiting scholars from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, as well as Japan, Kazakhstan, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States, to campus. Their research interests span the humanities, social sciences, and business. We look forward to interacting with them during their year at Harvard as they seek to further their research and collaboration.
We hope each of you will take full advantage of connecting with each other – whether in-person or virtually – to learn, to collaborate, and to further our mission of advancing scholarship.
More locally, we are also pleased to continue our Nonresident Associates program, which connects scholars in the New England area and beyond with our activities on campus. We welcome twelve new members to our vibrant network of over two hundred associates, many of whom have long-established ties to our Center.
Finally, the Fairbank Center also supports the work of Harvard’s graduate students. This year, our in-house professional development program will host ten graduate students as they write their dissertations. We will support an additional two students to conduct fieldwork in China through the Shum Fellowship.
and Nan-Hsu Chen. Their research on Taiwan’s cinema and history will enrich our longestablished programming in Taiwan Studies.
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Our An Wang Postdoctoral Fellows, Chai Yee Leow and Shuai Li, will examine the early cultural impacts of “Western Regions” on the formation of the civilization that later became China. They will work in conjunction with the interdisciplinary “China Westward” research group, led by Professors Eugene Yuejin Wang and Leonard van der Kuijp.
As always, the strength of our community is exemplified by the diverse research that the Center supports.
WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR
Thanks to the ongoing generosity from the Hou Family, we are excited to again welcome two Hou Family Fellows for Taiwan Studies: Ruochen Bo
Our community of scholars
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Weijing Guo 郭伟晶 Program Assistant
Ioffer.wish
Kwok-Leong Tang 鄧國亮 Digital China Fellow
Nancy Hearst 南希 Librarian, Fairbank Center Collection in the H.C. Fung Library
Director of the Fairbank Center, Henry L. Stimson Professor of Law, Harvard University 費正清中國研究中心主任 哈佛大學法學院史汀生講席教授
Dorinda (Dinda) Elliott 艾鼎德 Executive Director of the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies and Harvard China Fund
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Director of the Fairbank Center, Henry L. Stimson Professor of Law, Harvard University
Sarah Gordon 薩拉•戈登 Director of Finance
Charlotte Cotter 嚴江雯 Library Assistant
Emmeline Liu 劉夢雪 Program Manager, Harvard China Fund
Karen Christopher 卡倫•克里斯 Finance and Operations Administrator
Mark Grady 馬瑞迪 Events Coordinator
Especially as our campus opens up further, we encourage our affiliates to make the most of their time here at the Fairbank Center. Whether through attending events in one of our nine public lecture series, visiting our exhibitions, attending conferences and special events, utilizing our world-class library services, or gathering socially, there are many ways to become involved in the numerous activities on you all a healthy, productive and fulfilling year ahead,
Lillian Wei 魏丽萍 Director, Programs and Administration Harvard China Fund
Mark Wu 伍人英
Harriet Wong 黃海蓮 Program Coordinator
Mark Wu 伍人英
James Gethyn Evans 詹艾文 Communications Officer
Our Team
Together with our faculty and staff, our new affiliates form an integral part of our community of over three hundred scholars and practitioners from across the globe. We hope each of you will take full advantage of connecting with each other – whether in-person or virtually – to learn, to collaborate, and to further our mission of advancing scholarship.
Connecting our campus
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Chai Yee Leow 廖彩羽
王安博士後獎學金多年來資助從事中國研 究的各學科年輕學者。王安博士後研究員 經過嚴格的篩選，從眾多競爭者中脫穎而 出。他們通常在費正清中心以一年時間寫 作書稿或論文。 Postdoctoral
An Wang Postdoctoral Fellowships support junior scholars in any discipline. Fellows spend one year at the Fairbank Center working on either a book manuscript or articles for publication. This year, the fellows will be examining the early cultural impacts of “the Western Regions” on the formation of the civilization that later became China. Fellows 博士後研究員
Shuai Li 李帅
Sichuan ARCHAEOLOGYUniversity
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS 博士後研究員
Shuai Li is Associate Professor in Archaeology at Sichuan University. His research explores the history and culture of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau from the Early Bronze Age to the Tubo Period. He holds a Ph.D. in Archaeology from Sichuan University. Research Interests: Tibet Archaeology, Han and Tang Dynasty Archaeology, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Cultural Exchanges
Harvard University
Chai Yee Leow is Post-Doctoral Fellow in the History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University. She holds a Ph.D. in Buddhist Archaeology from Peking University, where her dissertation focused on the connections between Gandharan Buddhist narrative art and Chinese Buddhist Literature. Her research examines the early Buddhist Art of India, China, and Central Asia. Research Interests: Buddhist Art; History of Buddhism; Relationship Between Text and Image in Buddhism
An PostdoctoralWang Fellows
王安博士後研究員
ART HISTORY
Hou Family Fellows for Taiwan Studies Fairbank
Washington University in St. Louis HISTORY
Ruochen Bo is a Ph.D. candidate in Cinema Studies at the University of Toronto. Her project incorporates Western educational, aesthetic and ethical philosophy into readings of “incommensurability” in filmmaker Edward Yang’s works. She received her BA in Liberal Arts from St. John’s College, NM, and her MA in Comparative Literature from the University of New Mexico. Research Interests: Film Theory and Aesthetics, Art Cinema, New Wave Cinemas, Philosophy, Modernism and Postmodernism
侯氏家族獎學金研究員 The Hou Family Fellowship for Taiwan Studies annually sponsors scholars as visiting fellows at the
Nan-Hsu Chen 陳南旭
Ruochen Bo 伯若辰 University of Toronto FILM AND MEDIA
Center to pursue Taiwan-related research. 侯氏家族台灣研究獎學金每年資助兩名學 者。他們在費正清中心以訪問學者的身份 進行台灣相關研究。
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Nan-Hsu Chen received his Ph.D. in History from Washington University in St. Louis. His current project explores the interaction between global forces and the transformation of China’s frontiers into directly ruled territories. His research asks how populations of Taiwan evaluated, constructed, and reoriented their relationships with external political authorities over the nineteenth century. Research Interests: Frontiers and Borderlands, Settlers and Aborigines, History of the Nineteenth Century, Empire, Maritime History
Yajun Bao 包雅钧
Hai Jin is a Ph.D. candidate at Fudan University. His research focuses on how contact between Chinese Buddhists and Europeans, Americans, and Tibetan and Theravadin Buddhists shaped twentieth-century Chinese Buddhism. Research Interests: Chinese Buddhism with a focus on Buddhist education and globalization
Visiting scholars hail from across the world with a commitment to furthering research on Chinese Studies. 費正清中心接受來自世界各地的訪問學者。
Fudan RELIGIONUniversity
JOURNALISM
VISITING SCHOLARS 訪問學者
Yung-ta Chien is an award-winning journalist who has published investigative stories focused on human rights and inequality. His current research explores the interactions between communication technologies and democracy, examining the news sharing intentions of social media users and the coconstruction process of fake news diffusion. Research Interests: Taiwan Studies, Social Inequality, Migration and Globalization, Information technologies and Society, Nonfiction Writing.
Lucy Hornby is an award-winning foreign correspondent, reporting from Asia for the Financial Times, Reuters, and Dow Jones. She was a 2020 fellow at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard. She is currently researching China’s post-1978 state-led system. Research Interests: political leaders; state economy; international capital; foreign policy
Visiting Scholars 訪問學者
Sanya GOVERNMENTUniversityAND INNER ASIA
Yajun Bao is deputy director of Sanya University Institute of Urban Governance and special academic consultant to the organizing committee of Guangzhou International Award for Urban Innovation. His project, “The Past Decade of Xinjiang: Development and Governance,” explores policy, governance, and urbanization processes in Xinjiang since 2009. Research Interests: Political Reform, Urban Governance, Xinjiang Studies
Yung-Ta Chien 簡永達 Independent Scholar
Hai Jin 金海
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Lucy Hornby 韩碧如 Independent Scholar JOURNALISM
Jung-Nam Lee is Professor and the Director of the Center for Chinese Studies in the Asiatic Research Institute at Korea University. Her project explores the emergence of a “Chinesestyle” political system in relation to the China Dream. Research Interests: Political Science, China Dream, Political Reform
Zheng Lin 林峥
Al-Farabi Kazakh National University HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY
Trustbridge Partners
Jung-Nam Lee 李正男
Nurlan Kenzheakhmet is Professor of History, Archaeology and Ethnology at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. He will be working on European-Chinese imperial maps and gazetteers related to the Qazaq Khanate and its adjacent regions in the 17th to 19th centuries. Research Interests: archaeology; historical maps; sinology; Central Asia
Sun Yat Sen University LITERATURE
Guangyu Li 李光宇
King’s College London ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Zheng Lin is an Associate Professor at Sun Yat-Sen University. Her recent project illustrates that literature, media, and the arts not only offer alternative histories of modern Chinese socialist cities, but also engage and even enchant our expectations and memories of the city. Research Interests: Chinese modern literature studies, Urban studies
Nurlan Kenzheakhmet 努尔兰.肯加哈买提
ECONOMY
Korea RELIGION,UniversityHISTORY
Seong-hyon Lee received his Ph.D. from Tsinghua University. He is the former Director of the Center for Chinese Studies at the Sejong Institute in South Korea. His research focuses on contemporary relations between China and South Korea. Research Interests: contemporary China-South Korea relations
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Guangyu Li is a Doctoral Candidate in Finance at King’s College London. His project explores financial analysts in China and the impact of social ties and relationships on their work. Research Interests: analyst behavior, firm disclosure, social network analysis of capital markets
Sejong JOURNALISMInstitute
Shujun Li is an entrepreneur and a social philosopher. His project, tentatively titled “Impact of Diversity on Economic Development and Social Stability in Modern China,” explores the influence of ethnic and ideological diversity on economic prosperity, social stability, and policy progression in modern China. Research Interests: Ethnic studies, Modern China
Seong-Hyon Lee 李成賢
Shujun Li 李曙军
Xiaoming Xu is Chairman of the Wuhan Century Investment Management Co. Ltd. His project explores economic transformations in Asia and Latin America with an emphasis on the role of the business class. Research Interests: Comparative Economics, Histories of Developing Countries
Yunli Lou 楼云立
Xiaoming Xu 许晓明
National Chengchi University INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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Saul Wilson is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Brown University. His book project, “The Landlord State,” demonstrates how the Chinese state’s efforts to monopolize land supply led to a sprawling program of state building. Research Interests: Political Histories of Urban Development, Comparative Politics, Institutional Development
Wuhan Century Investment Management Co. Ltd. ECONOMY
Milestone Capital Partners ECONOMY AND EDUCATION
Saul Wilson 孙睿 Brown GOVERNMENTUniversity
Miwa Iguro Shimada is Associate Professor at Keio University. Her project explores the influences of state and local natural resource management and Sino-Japanese relations on the state-society relationship through a study of the Yongding River Water Project. Research Interests: Environmental History, Frontier History, Dam Construction, Technological Exchange
Miwa Iguro Shimada 島田美和
Yunli is founder of Milestone Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in Shanghai. She is an advocate for education, serving on the boards of Teach for China and Milton Academy. She is also a member of the Global Advisory Council of Harvard University. Research Interests: Finance, education
Chia-hung Tsai 蔡佳泓
Chia-hung Tsai is a professor at National Chengchi University. His project explores public preferences of “bandwagoning” and “balancing” foreign policy strategies through case studies in Taiwan and Japan. He is the recipient of a 2022-2023 Senior Fulbright Research Grant. Research Interests: Political Science, Taiwan Studies, Japan Studies
Keio University LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY
VISITING SCHOLARS 訪問學者
Hua Yang 杨华
Yuan Zhang 张源
Image: Catherine Vance Yeh (Nonresident Associate, Boston University), credit: Lisa Abitbol
Yuan Zhang is Assistant Professor at China Women’s University. Her project, “The Construction of Masculinity in the Chinese Family,” analyzes the evolving discursive construction of Chinese masculinities, both historically and within contemporary Chinese social, familial contexts and practices from an interdisciplinary perspective. Research Interests: Sinology, Gender and Media, Cultural Studies
China Women’s University, Beijing GENDER STUDIES
Hua Yang is Associate Professor at Shandong University. Her research focuses on 20th Century Western historiography and academic exchange, with a current study of paradigm shifts in Chinese studies in America from 1945-2020. Research Interests: American Chinese studies, the influence of western historiography, cultural exchange between China and the West
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Shandong University HISTORY
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Department of East Asian Languages and HISTORYCivilizations
Peng Hai 海鹏
Charles (Austin) Jordan 乔伯宏
Graduate Student Associates 學生研究員
GRADUATE STUDENTS 學生研究員
Department of INTERNATIONALGovernmentRELATIONS
Department of East Asian Languages and LITERATURECivilizations
Department of East Asian Languages and FILMCivilizationsANDMEDIA
Austin Jordan’s dissertation project, “Essays on Lobbying and Chinese Foreign Economic Policy,” examines how the Chinese Communist Party leverages industrial associations as governance tools and conduits through which businesses lobby for their interests. Research Interests: Political Economy, Contemporary Chinese History, Foreign Policy
費正清中心每年在哈佛全校選拔最多十名高年級博士生作為中心的學生研究員進行為期一年的博士論文研究與寫作。
Graduate Student Associates are advanced doctoral students at Harvard who research China and are affiliated with the Center during a year of their dissertation research and writing.
Kangni Huang’s dissertation project examines how drama and fiction from 16th- to 18th-century China represent literary creation. Research Interests: Chinese literature
Peng Hai’s research investigates modern China’s ethnopolitical governance and discourse through the lens of cinema. Research Interests: film studies, ethnic studies
Julian Gee
Kangni Huang 黃康妮
Julian Gee’s dissertation project seeks to explain and contextualize Chinese irredentism and its origins by examining discourses of territorial “loss” and “reconquest” during the Six Dynasties, Song and Ming periods. Research Interests: PreModern Chinese history.
Harvard Law School LAW
Department of History of Art and ARTArchitectureHISTORY
Committee on the Study of Religion RELIGION, HISTORY
Joo-hyeon Oh’s dissertation project examines writings on vital energy (氣), things (物), and the strange (怪) by the 16th-18th centuries late imperial Chinese to reveal a critical mode of thinking about the phenomenal world. Research Interests: Ming-Qing history; pre-modern Chinese literature
Shanni Zhao 赵姗妮
Joo-hyeon Oh 吳周炫
Department of East Asian Languages and HISTORYCivilizationsANDLITERATURE
Department of ANTHROPOLOGYAnthropology
Guanchi Zhang’s dissertation project examines the massive expansion of Chinese cities and the changing status of the local state. He is also interested in community-based urban redevelopment, school districts, and local emergency power. Research Interests: law; urban studies; history; political economy
Shan Wu 吳山
Seung Hee Oh’s dissertation, “The Lingering Gaze: Picturing Senses and Illusion in Seventeenth-Century China,” uncovers pictorial responses to the ardent queries about illusion and reality in late Ming China by probing how sensory experiences constitute material, ontological, and soteriological properties of a work of art. Research Interests: art history, rockery
Zelda Zhao’s dissertation tackles the puzzle of bureaucratic overload in grassroots governance in China. Her research develops in-depth knowledge of the operations of the Chinese party-state to better understand the institutional and organizational logic of the Chinese bureaucratic system. Research Interests: authoritarianism; Chinese politics; bureaucracy and governance
Zelda Hanyu Zhao 趙寒玉
Shanni Zhao’s dissertation project takes state-sponsored matchmaking as a vantage point to study the formation of affective publics in China’s metropolises, as well as the relations between marriage-making and state-making, and between power and attraction. Research Interests: anthropology; women, gender, and sexuality studies
Department of Government POLITICAL SCIENCE
Shan Wu’s dissertation project explores the act of scaling, matching, comparing, measuring, navigating, remembering, forgetting, and living when it comes to experiencing “time” in ancient China. Research Interests: archeoastronomy, linguistics and poetics, history of science, history of religion, art history
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Seung Hee Oh 吳承姬
Guanchi Zhang 张冠驰
Nora Chen’s dissertation, titled “The Political Economy of Inequality and Redistribution in China,” explores the political origins of inequality, the spatial variation of mobility regimes, and redistributive reforms in China over the most recent two decades. She received a B.A. in Sociology from Tsinghua University and A.M. in Regional Studies-East Asia from Harvard University. Research Interests: Inequality, Distribution and Redistribution, Historical Political Economy
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Shum Fellows
沈氏研究員
Department of East Asian Languages and HISTORYCivilizations
Chao Lang’s dissertation explores how cotton cultivation and cotton textiles in Xinjiang secured the northwest frontier for the Qing empire before the mid-19th century. Her research explores the social impact of the re-integrated regional and international cotton textile market during the latter half of the 19th century. Research Interests: Late Imperial Chinese History, Global Trade Histories, Global Histories of Imperialism, History of Xinjiang (mid-18th to mid-19th century)
Yuqian “Nora” Chen 陈宇茜 Department of Government GOVERNMENT
Chao Lang 郎超
The Desmond and Whitney Shum Fellowship supports Harvard graduate students undertaking social science research projects in China. 沈氏研究員基金支持哈佛大學研究生在 中國進行社會科學的研究研究項目。
費正清中心非常駐合作研究員從事中國研究的學 者。除利用本中心所提供的研究資源外，他們也參 與本中心舉辦的各項活動。非常駐合作研究員的研 究涉及多個領域，包括人類學、宗教學、政治學、 經濟學、歷史和文學。他們與本中心的訪問學者和 博士後研究人員一起，形成了生機勃勃的跨學科交 流社群。 New Non-Resident
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Guoli Dong 董国礼
Guoli Dong is a Professor of Sociology at East China University of Science and Technology, where his research examines state-society relations and their historical legacies in contemporary China. Research Interests: economic sociology, socialist transformation, institutional change of land property rights in modern China, Cultural Revolution, film studies.
Juan Chen is Professor in the Department of Chinese Literature at Huanggang Normal University. Her research explores the impact of the special examination of 1679 during the reign of Emperor Kangxi on scholars’ lives and mental states through a bottom-up study of their works of poetry and prose. Research Interests: Chinese History and Literature Ming and Qing Dynasty
The Center’s Non-Resident Associates in Research are China Studies scholars based at other institutions who come to Harvard to use scholarly resources and who actively participate in the Center’s activities. The work of our associates covers a wide range of fields, including anthropology, religion, political science, economics, history, and literature. Together with the Center’s Visiting Scholars and Postdoctoral Fellows, the NonResident Associates in Research create a lively community for interdisciplinary exchange. Associates in
East China University of Science and SOCIOLOGYTechnology
新非常駐進合作研究員 ASSOCIATES IN RESEARCH 非常駐進合作研究員
Huanggang Normal University
陈娟
HISTORY AND LITERATURE
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Shane Lin is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Academia Sinica and a 2021-2022 Hou Family Fellow. His research asks why the threat of China has become a near-consensus in the U.S. despite a highly polarized society. Research Interests: Cross-Strait Relations, International Security, Public Opinion, Social Media, Foreign Policy, Survey Experiments
Academia INTERNATIONALSinicaRELATIONS
University of Oxford ECONOMY
Jonathan Kinkel 柯承恩
Marc Szepan 司马刚
Arizona State University GOVERNMENT
Yunxin Li is Assistant Professor of Asian History at Simmons University. Her research focuses on the political, social, and gender history of the Han, with an emphasis on comparative empire studies and digital methods. Research Interests: social networks, family, and gender; Early China; digital humanities; comparative study of empires
Jennifer Hsieh 謝若鈴
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Shane Hsuan-yu Lin 林宣佑
Jonathan J. Kinkel is a Lecturer in the School of Politics and Global Studies at Arizona State University. His first book examined court politics in urban China, and his current project traces the recent history of China’s engagement with international legal and economic institutions. Research Interests: Contemporary Chinese History, Urban Studies, Environmental studies
University of Hong Kong LAW
Dr. Marc Szepan is a Lecturer in International Business at Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford. His project examines the technology sector in China. Research Interests: Strategic management of global businesses, leadership of technology-intensive and digital businesses, leadership development, safety management, aviation industry
Martin Kwan is Honorary Fellow at the University of Hong Kong’s Asian Institute of International Financial Law. His book project explores perceptions of post-1950s Chinese socialist law among Chinese officials, domestic audiences, and international China hands. Research Interests: International financial law, socialist law, Chinese governance
Yunxin Li 李芸鑫
Simmons University HISTORY
University of ANTHROPOLOGYMichigan
Jennifer Hsieh is Assistant Professor in Anthropology at the University of Michigan. Her project examines how auditory perception and noise-control engineering influenced Taiwan’s democratic liberalization from the 1980s to the present. Research Interests: Urban studies, science and technology studies, Taiwan studies
Martin Kwan 關日彰
ASSOCIATES IN RESEARCH 非常駐進合作研究員
Richard Yarrow is a visiting research fellow at the East Asian Institute at NUS and a Fellow at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, Harvard Kennedy School. His current research focuses on the development of scientific research institutions in China and the political identity of STEM graduates from China. Research Interests: Political identity, science institutions, and macroeconomic directions in modern China
Chin-Po (Bob) Tseng 曾勤博
Chin-Po (Bob) Tseng’s research centers on Chinese outbound investment and investment laws of Southeast Asia. He was a 2021-2022 Visiting Scholar at the Fairbank Center. Research Interests: Southeast Asia studies; Burma studies
Isabella M. Weber is Assistant Professor at UMass Amherst. Her research explores the ways in which economists have theorized money, value, prices, the state and markets, and how this leads to competing economic paradigms and policy implications in relation to China and beyond. Research Interests: Political Economy, Economic Theory, International Economic Policy
University of Massachusetts, Amherst ECONOMY
TWL Law Group / Thanlwin Legal LAW
Yusi Xu’s research focuses on the complexities of how sociostructural and cultural contexts impact individuals’ healthrelated decisions among underserved populations, particularly in China or among Chinese immigrants. She was a 2021-22 An Wang Postdoctoral Fellow at the Farirbank Center. Research Interests: gender politics; health communication; structural violence; digital justice; Netnography
National University of Singapore GOVERNMENT
Image: Shitao Fan (Renmin University, 2016-17 Visiting Scholar), credit: Lisa Abitbol
Richard Yarrow
Isabella Weber 韦一
Independent Scholar HEALTH
Yusi (Aveva) Xu 许宇司
55 Harvard University faculty members affiliated with the Fairbank Center 位 費正清中心的哈佛教授成員 200 Fairbank Center affiliates from around the world 位 世界各地的費正清中心成員 85 Speakers at our public events and conferences 位本中心公眾活動及學術會議演講者 60 Public events 場公眾活動 Image: Prof. Ya-wen Lei (Dept. of Sociology), credit: Lisa Abitbol Our Community in Numbers 2021-2022 2021-2022 年的本所成員構成
Image: Zhilei Tong (2018-19 visiting scholar), credit: Lisa Abitbol
Image: Prof. Roderick MacFarquhar (1930 - 2019), credit: Lisa Abitbol
Image: Prof. Mark C. Elliott (Dept. of EALC), credit: Lisa Abitbol
Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies 17 Over Sixty Years of China Studies at Harvard 六十餘載哈佛中國研究 About the Fairbank Center 關於費正清中國研究中心
The Fairbank Center was founded in 1955 by Professor John King Fairbank, a leading scholar in modern and contemporary China Studies. Originally the Center for East Asian Research, the Center was renamed the Fairbank Center in honor of Professor Fairbank’s signal contributions to China Studies through his teaching and publications. Under Professor Fairbank’s leadership, the Center took an active role in promoting the study of modern and contemporary China from a social science perspective. Today, the Fairbank Center advances scholarship in all fields of China Studies at Harvard and beyond.
