2019-2020 New Affiliates - Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, Harvard University

2019-2020 NEW AFFILIATES 2019-2020 年 費正清中國研究中心新成員

WELCOME TO THE FAIRBANK CENTER FOR CHINESE STUDIES, HARVARD UNIVERSITY 歡迎您來哈佛大學費正清中國研 究中心

Michael Szonyi, photo by Lisa Cohen

Mission 使命: Founded in 1955, the Fairbank Center advances scholarship in all fields of Chinese Studies at Harvard. 費正清中心成立於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。

A WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR 主任寄語

FAIRBANK CENTER STAFF 費正清中國研究中心的全體員工

One of the Fairbank Center’s greatest strengths is our intellectual community of scholars from around the globe. This year the Center welcomes a new cohort of scholars and affiliates to the Fairbank Center’s vibrant international community.

Michael Szonyi 宋怡明, Director Frank Wen-Hsiung Wu Memorial Professor of Chinese History szonyi@fas.harvard.edu

Our 2019-20 An Wang Postdoctoral Fellows – Meir Alkon, Yilang Feng, and Audrye Wong - will develop their research on China’s growing outbound interactions on the world stage. We are pleased that our fellows’ ground-breaking projects are part of a research collaboration with the Columbia-Harvard China and the World Program, led by faculty members Alastair Iain Johnston, Meg Rithmire, and Mark Wu.

Daniel Murphy 慕浩然, Executive Director Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies and Harvard China Fund daniel_murphy@fas.harvard.edu

Thanks to a generous gift from the Hou Family, we are excited to welcome our fourth year of Hou Family Fellows for Taiwan Studies. The research of this year’s fellows, Cheng-Heng Lu and Lawrence Zi-Qiao Yang, builds on the Center’s expertise and scholarship on Taiwan, which we have developed over many years through our ongoing Taiwan Studies Workshop.

The Center prides itself as a nexus of international collaboration and interdisciplinary research on China. To this end, we welcome eighteen scholars as part of our Visiting Scholars program, a key component of the Center’s engagement beyond Harvard.

Scholars join us from different academic disciplines, and the Center is fortunate to have so many distinguished academics and practitioners from across East Asia and North America to collaborate with the Fairbank Center. Our broad engagement is illustrated not only by our Visiting Scholars but also by our Associates in Research program, which connects scholars working on China throughout the world.

Finally, we are pleased to welcome new affiliates from within Harvard: our three new faculty members—Thomas Kelly, Daniel Koss, and Winnie Yip—nine Graduate Student Associates, and one Shum Fellow. We hope that our students will take full advantage of the expertise provided by our new visiting affiliates.

As highlighted by the more than 60 years of Fairbank Center history, increased cooperation and exchanges among the Center’s scholars, affiliates, faculty, and staff allow us to benefit from a greater understanding not only of our own research but also of China in its myriad forms.

Julia Cai 蔡珏, Assistant Director, Harvard China Fund and Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies juliacai@fas.harvard.edu Karen Christopher 卡倫•克里斯, Manager of Finance and Office Operations christop@fas.harvard.edu Charlotte Cotter 嚴江雯, Library Assistant, Fung Library charlotte_cotter@fas.harvard.edu Nick Drake 卓鴻濤, Office and Program Coordinator ndrake@fas.harvard.edu James Evans 詹艾文, Publications Coordinator jamesevans@fas.harvard.edu Sarah Gordon 萨拉•戈登, Director of Finance sgordon@fas.harvard.edu Mark Grady 馬瑞迪, Events Coordinator grady@fas.harvard.edu Nancy Hearst 南希, Librarian, Fung Library hearst@fas.harvard.edu

I wish you all success for the 2019-20 academic year.

Michael A. Szonyi 宋怡明 Director, Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies Frank Wen-Hsiung Wu Memorial Professor of Chinese History

Marian Lee 李博雅, Program Assistant fairbankcenter@fas.harvard.edu Emmeline Liu 劉夢雪, Program Coordinator, Harvard China Fund emmeline_liu@fas.harvard.edu

NEW FACULTY MEMBERS 新教員

THOMAS KELLY 陶明 Assistant Professor of Chinese Literature, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations LITERATURE

The Fairbank Center invites faculty members at Harvard University who work on China to join our more than fifty faculty members who advise and support the Center’s research and strategic planning. 費正清中心邀請在哈佛大學從事中國研究的教員 加入我們，並與現有的50名教員共同對中心的學 術研究與戰略規劃給予支持和建議。

Thomas Kelly is a scholar of late imperial Chinese literature. His research attends to the interplay between the literary imagination and Chinese visual and material cultures in the early modern period. He is currently completing a monograph that examines practices of inscribing everyday objects in late Ming and early Qing China. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 2017 and his B.A. from the University of Oxford in 2009.

Research Interests: Chinese literature, Early Modern China

DANIEL KOSS 古大牛

Lecturer, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations GOVERNMENT AND HISTORY Daniel Koss researches political parties and East Asian politics, with a particular interest in history. His first book, published in 2018, is about the role of political parties under authoritarianism. Asking why the Chinese state is “stronger” in some areas of its realm than in others, he is particularly interested in local government, state bureaucracy, and the role of the party’s rank and file.

Research Interests: Politics and Government, Modern Chinese History

WINNIE YIP 葉志敏

Professor of the Practice of Global Health Policy and Economics, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health PUBLIC HEALTH Dr. Winnie Yip is Professor of the Practice of Global Health Policy and Economics in the Department of Global Health and Population at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and also Director of the schoolwide China Health Partnership. Dr. Yip’s research encompasses why health systems fail and how to improve them for the benefit of the people they serve.

Research Interests: Public Health, Health Economics

AN WANG POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS 王安博士後研究員 Historically, An Wang Postdoctoral Fellowships have supported junior scholars in any discipline.

Postdoctoral fellows are chosen through a competitive selection process. They spend one year at the Fairbank Center working on either a book manuscript or articles. In addition, they deliver research presentations to the Fairbank Center community and often teach courses in relevant departments. 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。此外，他們 有時也在院系教授課程。

MEIR ALKON 安燦 Princeton University

POLITICAL ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE Meir Alkon received his Ph.D. from Princeton University. His research interests lie in international and comparative political economy, with a focus on trade/globalization and energy/environment. At the Fairbank Center, Dr. Alkon will be revising his book project on the political economy of trade and industrial policy in China and other authoritarian regimes.

Research Interests: China’s Political Economy; Domestic Politics of Trade and Investment Policies; Environmental Politics

YILANG FENG 馮一郎 University of Michigan

POLITICAL ECONOMY AND PUBLIC POLICY Yilang Feng holds a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Michigan.

While at the Fairbank Center he will be working on a project entitled “Taking the Media High Ground: Overseas Operation and Policy Positioning on Chinese FTAs.” This project will examine how firms participate in the making of China’s post-WTO trade policy and, in particular, how multinationals in China defend and advocate on behalf of the global trade regime.

Research Interests: International Political Economy, Firm Strategy, and Public Policy

AUDRYE WONG Princeton University ECONOMIC STATECRAFT AND FOREIGN POLICY Audrye Wong received her Ph.D. from Princeton University in Security Studies. She will be adapting her dissertation, “Crafting Payoffs: Strategies and Effectiveness of Economic Statecraft,” into a book while at the Fairbank Center. Her research focuses on how economic tools can be used to achieve foreign policy outcomes.

Research Interests: China’s Foreign Policy, International Security, Economic Statecraft, Foreign Influence Activities

HOU FAMILY FELLOWS IN TAIWAN STUDIES 侯氏家族獎學金研究員

CHENG-HENG LU 盧正恆 Emory University

TAIWAN AND EAST ASIAN HISTORY

The Hou Family Fellowship for Taiwan Studies annually sponsors scholars as visiting fellows at the Fairbank 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。

Cheng-Heng Lu is pursuing his Ph.D. in the Department of History at Emory University. For the 2019-20 academic year he will be a Hou Family Fellow at the Fairbank Center, where he will work on a project entitled “The Art of being in-between: the Qing Empire, Minnanese intermediaries, and Taiwan society (1600-1800).”

Research Interests: East Asian Maritime History; Comparative Imperial History; Taiwan History; Global History

LAWRENCE ZI-QIAO YANG

楊子樵

University of California, Berkeley TAIWAN AND HONG KONG CINEMA AND LITERATURE Lawrence Zi-Qiao Yang received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. His research project, “Speculative Statecraft: Logistical Media and the Culture of the Chinese Cold War, 1945-1978,” examines the “1949 divide” created by the Chinese Civil War.

Research Interests: Cinema and Literature in Taiwan and Hong Kong; Chinese Nationalist Propaganda Media

VISITING SCHOLARS 訪問學者

WEI-LING CHANG 張維玲 Independent Scholar

MEDIEVAL HISTORY

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。

Wei-Ling Chang was a Visiting Scholar in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations during the 2018-19 academic year and this year she will continue her work at Harvard at the Fairbank Center. Her research focuses on localism and the relationship between the literati and the imperial government from the 10th to the 12th centuries. During her appointment, she will be working with Professor Peter Bol.

Research Interests: Local Politics and Intellectual History

ANDREW ERICKSON 艾立信 US Naval War College Professor of Strategy

STRATEGIC STUDIES Andrew S. Erickson is Professor of Strategy at the US Naval War College’s China Maritime Studies Institute and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. While at the Fairbank Center, he will be editing the Institute’s latest conference volume, China’s Naval Transformation, and will be working on a book project concerning Chinese security issues.

Research Interests: Indo-Pacific Defense, International Relations, Technology and Resource Issues

JIAN HAO 郝建 Beijing Film Academy Professor FILM AND MEDIA Jian Hao is Professor at the Beijing Film Academy as well as a film critic and screenwriter. His publications address Chinese independent and genre films in Hong Kong and Hollywood. He is a regular contributor to The New York Times Chinese edition and BBC Chinese News, and a participant at New York University’s “Reel China @NYU Film Biennial,” which screens independent films from China that cannot be shown on the Mainland.

Research Interests: Chinese Independent and Genre Film/Film Noir

HAICHAO LI 黎海超 Sichuan University Associate Professor

RICHARD “RICH” MARINO 理查德 Independent Scholar

ARCHAEOLOGY Haichao Li teaches at Sichuan University in the Department of Archaeology.

His work focuses on China’s Bronze Age, specifically the relation between rare resources and society. While at Harvard, he will be working on a project that examines this issue during the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BCE).

Research Interests: China’s Bronze Age, Resource Circulation and Society, Archaeological Science

ECONOMICS Richard “Rich” Marino is an independent scholar of Chinese economics and former Senior Vice-President, New York Region, for Morgan Stanley, Inc. He will be working on facilitating and extending the thesis in his third and most recent academic book, Chinese Trade. This work will take into account the latest liquidity scheme of the People’s Bank of China and the ways this affects the public and the market.

Research Interests: Chinese economy; U.S.-China trade war; the economics of the Belt and Road Initiative

QIANQIAN LI 李倩倩

GUOGEN QIU 裘國根

ART HISTORY

ECONOMICS

Sichuan University Associate Professor

Chongyang Group Ltd. Founder

Qianqian Li is Associate Professor in the School of History and Culture at Sichuan University. Her current project is entitled Books During China’s Resistance War Against Japan: Graphics Designs, Designers, and Publishing Institutions (1931-1945). She examines books during the Second SinoJapanese War, with a focus on how images appeared and the ways in which they contributed to mobilizing public resistance to the Japanese invasion.

Guogen Qiu is the founder of the Chongyang Group Ltd. At the Fairbank Center, he will be researching and rewriting his textbook, Investments, the 5th edition of which was published in April 2017 by China Renmin University Press. This research will center on the theoretical and practical aspects of investment, drawing on the past, present, and future of investment practices in both the East and West.

Research Interests: Art History, Museology, Graphic Design, Gardens, Visual and Material Cultural Heritage

Research Interests: Theory of Investments

DEQIANG LIU 劉德強

ZEYNEB EROGLU SAGER 舒月

ECONOMICS

HISTORY

Kyoto University Professor

Independent Scholar

Deqiang Liu’s work focuses on identifying the challenges facing China’s economy and how economic development in China might bring about political transition. At the Fairbank Center, he will address these questions and he will investigate the general relationship between economic development and political systems in various countries around the world.

Zeyneb Eroglu Sager holds a Ph.D. from Harvard’s Committee on Inner Asian and Altaic Studies. Her dissertation is entitled “Islam in Translation: Muslim Reform and Transnational Networks in Modern China, 1908-1957.”

Her research focuses on Chinese intellectuals, who played crucial roles in connecting China to other parts of the world.

Research Interests: Development, Agricultural Reform, State-Owned Enterprises, Labor Migration, Industrial Structure, Political Transition

Research Interests: Chinese intellectuals; Republican-era China; diversity and zones of hybridity

JUN WANG 王君

SI WU 吳思

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY

HISTORY AND ECONOMICS

Guizhou University Associate Professor

Jun Wang is Associate Professor at Guizhou University. Her work employs historical anthropology and the history of forestry to examine the growth of forestry in Southwest China, particularly in the Qingshui River Basin of Guizhou. Her project “Forestry Development and Ethnic Interactions in Southwest China” will examine the development of a “forestry society” in this region with its diverse ethnic population.

Research Interests: Environmental History; the Development of the Qingshui River Basin; Historical Anthropology

Unirule Institute of Economics President

Si Wu is the President of Unirule Institute of Economics and the former editor of Yan Huang Chun Qiu magazine. At the Fairbank Center, he is working on developing a new theoretical framework for research on the Cultural Revolution. He is also working on an article describing how different transitional countries deal with historical crimes.

Research Interests: History of the Cultural Revolution, Transition of Totalitarian countries, Confucianism

WEI WANG 王瑋

XIN ZHANG 張欣

ECONOMICS AND POLITICS

LAW

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Associate Professor

School of Law, University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), Beijing Associate Professor & Assistant Dean

Wei Wang teaches at the Institute of American Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He is working on a project entitled “US Foreign Policy Reorientation and China-US Accommodation,” in which he examines the challenges currently facing China-US relations. His work offers possible solutions to promote positive and productive bilateral competition between the US and China.

Xin Zhang is Associate Professor and Assistant Dean at the School of Law of the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.

She is working on a project entitled “Social Media, Public Participation, and Pressure-induced Legislation in China,” through which she explores the implications of developing legislation on social media and public participation.

Research Interests: US Treaty Actions and Use of Force, US Strategic Thinking, China-US Relations

Research Interests: Social Media, Legislation, Algorithmic Governance, Data Governance

WEN WEN 文雯

WEINI ZHAO 趙娓妮

Tsinghua University Associate Professor

Sichuan University Associate Professor

EDUCATION

HISTORY

Wen Wen is a Fulbright Scholar and Associate Professor at Tsinghua University’s Institute of Education and Vice Director of the Centre for Asian Studies at Tsinghua. Her research examines how knowledge is made in Chinese universities. She is interested in the institutional arrangements at universities to transform money and intellect into knowledge.

Weini Zhao teaches history at Sichuan University. As a Visiting Scholar at the Fairbank Center, she will be working on official and local sacrifices during the Qing Dynasty. She is especially interested in the sacrificial systems and local practices of the Confucius temple and the related local education system in the late Qing Dynasty and in the early Republican era.

Research Interests: Sociology of Knowledge, Theories in Higher Education, Higher Education Internationalization

Research Interests: Qing Dynasty, Systems of Justice, Education, Religion

GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATES 學生研究員 The Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies welcomes Harvard University advanced doctoral students to apply for affiliation with the Center during one year of their dissertation research and writing. Students may be from any school or department in the University, with a research focus on China. 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。哈佛大學任何院係從事中國 研究的學生都可參與該項計劃。

MING TAK TED HUI 許明德 Ph.D. Candidate Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations LITERATURE Ted Hui’s dissertation centers on the Mongol Empire’s rule of China and asks how the cultural boundaries of the empire were perceived and represented from the 13th to the mid-14th century. He examines a diverse range of textual materials composed by literati, envoys, merchants, and religious leaders during this period and he argues that the portrayal of cultural others was constantly shaped by different political and cultural agendas.

Research Interests: Mongol Empire; Yuan Dynasty; Linguistic Communities; Literary Representations of Cultural Others

XIAOXUAN LI 李曉軒

Ph.D. Candidate Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations LITERATURE Xiaoxuan Li is writing her dissertation on textual representations of the body in early medieval China. She considers how earlier traditions of reading the body as a source of knowledge were challenged and re-written between the third and sixth centuries. These changes are traced in the context of new literary genres and practices.

Research Interests: Medieval Chinese Literature; Medieval Poetry and Narrative; Court Culture

LEI LIN 林蕾

Ph.D. Candidate Committee on Inner Asian and Altaic Studies HISTORY Lei Lin’s dissertation, entitled “The Limits of Empire: The Qing-Gurkha War, China’s Borderlands and the Trans-Himalayan Paradigm, 1788-1850.” She hopes to provide a new angle for understanding the empire-building of late imperial China and for conceptualizing the geography of history writing about Asia in the 18th century.

Research Interests: Late Imperial and Modern China, China-South Asia Relations, Tibet and Inner Asian Borderlands

ANNE-SOPHIE PRATTE 安哲

DYLAN SUHER 蘇和

HISTORY

LITERATURE, FILM, AND MEDIA

Ph.D. Candidate Committee on Inner Asian and Altaic Studies

Anne-Sophie Pratte is working on her dissertation, “Mapping Colonial Mongolia in the 19th Century: Qing Cartography and the Transformation of the Steppe.” She focuses on maps as a technology of empire in Qing Mongolia, arguing that the succession of mapping policies in this region led to a territorial revolution characterized by profound modifications to the physical geography of the banners and the re-imagination of land, frontiers, and boundaries, both at the central and local levels.

Ph.D. Candidate Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations

Dylan Suher examines how the influence of television, film, and digital media transformed the conception of literature as a medium in the PRC. He centers his research on China’s “long 1990s” and investigates how, during this period, the function of the author, the relationship between the author and their audience, and concepts of media determinism became the crux of debates over the future of Chinese literature and culture.

Research Interests: Modern Chinese Literature, Cinema, and Popular Media Research Interests: Chinese Borderland Studies; Qing Mongolian Cartography; Late Imperial China

KYLE SHERNUK 佘仁强

YUNG-CHANG TUNG 童永昌

LITERATURE

HISTORY

Ph.D. Candidate Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations

Kyle Shernuk is working on his dissertation, entitled “Transculturating China: Ethnicity, Nation, and Chineseness at the Turn of the 21st Century.”

He researches the tension between ethnicity and Chineseness in Sinographic literature, arguing that the complicated meanings of such terms manifest most clearly in the subjective and stylized worlds of literary texts.

Research Interests: Sinophone Studies, Modern & Contemporary ChineseLanguage Literature, Ethnicity and Gender studies, Comparative Literature

Ph.D. Candidate Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations

Yung-chang’s dissertation is entitled “Coping with Triviality: Note-Taking, Gossip-Telling, and the Problem of Information in Song China (960-1276).”

This project tackles the ways in which Chinese literati processed daily information and promoted their reputation. He focuses particularly on Song notebooks (biji), arguing that literati developed multiple strategies to counter the problem of triviality and unreliability in notebook genre in order to accumulate their social capital in an increasingly competitive society.

Research Interests: Song Dynasty History, Biji, Book History, the Formation of an Information Society in Middle-Period China

AUSTIN STRANGE 郝思誠

FANGSHENG ZHU 朱昉晟

GOVERNMENT

SOCIOLOGY

Ph.D. Candidate Department of Government

Austin Strange’s dissertation examines how elite domestic politics and political legitimacy shaped late imperial China’s foreign economic policies, including its tribute and trade relations in East Asia. His work also explores how similar dynamics persist in contemporary international politics.

Research Interests: International Relations, International Political Economy, Historical and Contemporary Chinese Foreign Policy

Ph.D. Candidate Department of Sociology

Fangsheng Zhu’s dissertation, “Access, Selection, and Exit: Getting Education in Chinese Cities,” investigates institutions in getting education in contemporary China. He hypothesizes that institutions determine which parental characteristics matter with regard to the overall amount of educational inequality and that these institutions originate from and evolve through political, economic, and spatial dynamics beyond education.

Research Interests: Education; China’s Post-Socialist Transition

SHUM FELLOWS SHUM 研究員 The Desmond and Whitney Shum Fellowship supports Harvard graduate students undertaking social science research projects in China.

Desmond and Whitney Shum 研究基金支持哈佛 大學研究生在中國進行社會科學的研究項目。

HUANRUO WANG 王渙若 Ph.D. Candidate Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations FILM AND MEDIA Huanruo Wang will travel to China for a year of intensive fieldwork to investigate contemporary China’s media infrastructure through the lens of what she calls “the pan-documentary.” As part of this project, she will employ ethnographic participant observation within multiple media-creation projects throughout the year.

Research Interests: Contemporary Chinese Media; Documentary Film; Media Infrastructure

NEW ASSOCIATES IN RESEARCH 新進合作研究員 The Center’s Associates in Research are China Studies scholars who comde to Harvard to use Center resources and participate in Center activities. The work of the affiliates 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 Associates in Research create a lively community for interdisciplinary exchange. 費正清中心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。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。

AUREL BRAUN 貝奧儒

University of Toronto Professor of International Relations and Political Science INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Aurel Braun teaches in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto. He received his Ph.D. from the London School of Economics in International Relations. Currently, his research includes an examination of China’s growing interests and involvement in the Arctic.

Research Interests: Arctic Strategic and Legal Issues

LING CHEN 陳玲 Johns Hopkins University Assistant Professor

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Ling Chen is currently Assistant Professor in the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University. Her research centers on the political origins of economic policies and the political influence of capitalism in authoritarian countries.

Research Interests: Comparative Politics and Political Economy

ROBERT ANTONY 安樂博

IL HYUN CHO 曺一鉉

HISTORY

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Guangzhou University Distinguished Professor (Retired)

Robert Antony received his Ph.D. from the University of Hawaii in 1988.

He most recently served as the Head of the Research Unit on Chinese Maritime History at Canton’s Thirteen Hongs Research Center of Guangzhou University. He is currently working on a new monograph tentatively titled Invisible History: The Underside of Early Modern South China.

Research Interests: Early Modern China’s Social, Cultural, and Legal History; East Asian Maritime History

Lafayette College Associate Professor

Il Hyun Cho teaches at Lafayette College in the Department of Government and Law and in the Asian Studies Program. He holds a Ph.D. from Cornell University and works on East Asian international relations among China, Japan, and the two Koreas.

Research Interests: Chinese Foreign Policy, East Asian International Relations, Global Governance, Security Studies, Nuclear Proliferation, Regionalism, Energy Politics, and Environmental Politics

PETER DUTTON 杜勇心 US Naval War College Professor

INTERNATIONAL LAW Peter Dutton received his Ph.D. from King’s College, London and his J.D. from the College of William and Mary. He is a faculty member at the China Maritime Studies Institute at the US Naval War College. His research examines the PRC’s approach to maritime claims and international law of the sea and links them to geostrategic theory.

Research Interests: China Studies, Maritime Strategy, International Law

ALANNA KROLIKOWSKI 康琳娜 Missouri University of Science and Technology, Assistant Professor GOVERNMENT Alanna Krolikowski received her doctorate from the University of Toronto.

With a focus on the discipline of political science, she is currently working on three related projects exploring China’s scientific and technological growth during the last four decades.

Research Interests: The Chinese State’s Pursuit of National Scientific and Technological Modernization since the 1980s

COURTNEY FUNG 馮康雲

JUNDAI LIU 劉君代

POLITICS

SOCIOLOGY

University of Hong Kong Assistant Professor

Courtney Fung holds a doctorate from Tufts University and teaches in the Department of Politics and Administration at the University of Hong Kong. Her first book is China and Intervention at the UN Security Council: Reconciling Status ​(Oxford University Press, 2019). She is working on her second book on the construction of the emerging global information order.

Research Interests: International Order, Global Governance, Rising Powers, the United Nations, Peacekeeping, Status, and Chinese Foreign Policy

University of Michigan Postdoctoral Fellow

Jundai Liu holds a Ph.D. in sociology from Harvard University and was a postdoctoral fellow at the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at the Harvard Kennedy School during the 2018-19 academic year. She employs comparative-historical and qualitative methods in her current book project examining the patterns of villagers’ political behavior in response to the conflicts caused by active land development in China.

Research Interests: Political Sociology, Sociology of Development, and Historical Sociology

JASON M. KELLY 柯傑森

JENNY F. SO 蘇芳淑

HISTORY

ART HISTORY

US Naval War College Assistant Professor

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Professor of the Fine Arts (Retired)

Jason Kelly received his Ph.D. from Cornell University and teaches at the US Naval War College. He is a historian of modern China and is currently working on a book that examines the overlooked commercial relationships that linked the CCP to international capitalism from the early days of the Pacific War to the aftermath of the Great Leap Forward.

Jenny F. So holds a Ph.D. from Harvard University and is a retired Professor of Fine Arts at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is also former Senior Curator of Ancient Chinese Art at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery at the Smithsonian Institution. Her current research centers on previously unstudied Chinese jades in Harvard’s collections.

Research Interests: China in the World during the Twentieth Century

Research Interests: Arts of Early China, Cultural and Artistic Exchanges between Ancient China and its Neighboring Peoples

YUAN WANG 王媛

ZILONG YAN 顏子龍

ANTHROPOLOGY

HISTORY

Shanghai Jiaotong University Associate Professor

Yuan Wang’s doctorate is from Tongji University in Shanghai. She is a Harvard-Yenching Institute alumni and former Associate Professor at Shanghai Jiaotong University. Her interdisciplinary research draws on anthropology, architecture history, and sociology to examine the practices of housing renewal and spiritual architecture reconstruction in contemporary rural China.

Wuhan University Ph.D. Candidate

Zilong Yan is currently completing a Ph.D. at Wuhan University. His research centers on Chiang Kai-shek’s diplomatic strategies and how they led to the defeat of Japan in World War II.

Research Interests: China’s War with Japan, Nation-Building, Society, Culture, Foreign Policy and Diplomatic Relations, Comparative Nationalism, International Relations

Research Interests: Ethnographic, Cultural, and Practice Approaches to Architecture History and Heritage Preservation; Chinese Vernacular Architecture

ODD ARNE WESTAD 文安立 Yale University Professor

HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Odd Arne Westad is a scholar of modern international and global history, with a specialization in the history of East Asia since the 18th century.

Westad has published sixteen books, most of which deal with twentiethcentury Asian and global history. Westad joined the faculty at Yale after teaching at the London School of Economics, where he was School Professor of International History, and at Harvard University, where he was S.T. Lee Professor of US-Asia Relations.

GEORGE YIN Dartmouth College Dickey Fellow in US Foreign Policy and International Security INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS George Yin received his Ph.D. from Harvard University and is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer at Dartmouth College. His research has two parts: an investigation into the role identity plays in international conflict and how the dynamic of PRC elite politics shapes Chinese foreign policy.

Research Interests: International Relations Theory and International Security, Chinese Politics

Research Interests: Contemporary International History in East Asia, International Affairs, Diplomacy, and Strategy

TYSON WHITE The Engine Consultant BUSINESS

KIKI TIANQI ZHAO 趙添琦 Independent Scholar JOURNALISM

Tyson White is a Director at Barclays. He holds an A.B. in Politics from Princeton University. At the Fairbank Center, he will research the evolution and global interconnectedness of China’s capital markets. He is also interested in the balance among China’s SOEs, public companies, and private companies funded through private equity and venture capital.

Kiki Tianqi Zhao received her M.A. in East Asian Studies from Yale University in 2019. Prior to this, she worked as a reporter at The New York Times, Beijing Bureau. Her current research is split between a project on journalism in China throughout the last century and a project examining the evolution of nationalist rhetoric in Chinese textbooks.

Research Interests: The Evolution and Interconnectedness of China’s Capital Markets

Research Interests: Journalism, Education, Nationalism