I just wish these talks were broadcast online, as in the pandemic era
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Politics of the North Korean Diaspora
Cambridge Core - Asian Studies - Politics of the North Korean Diaspora
I'm delighted that this pathbreaking new work by Prof. Greitens is out in our series now (and free through 1/3.) It examines, from several perspectives, the far-flung community of those who have fled North Korea -- including the political struggles around them and their own political orientations.
20.12.2023 21:04 โ ๐ 3 ๐ 1 ๐ฌ 0 ๐ 0
Political Selection in China
Cambridge Core - Asian Studies - Political Selection in China
On what basis do officials in China advance? Outstanding performance or personal connections? In a new Elements book, Melanie Manion of Duke University conducts a deep review of more than twenty years of research. Free download to Oct 3. tinyurl.com/49jmztjf
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Staff Writer @NewYorker. Fellow in the China Center @Brookingsinst. Latest book, "The Haves and Have-Yachts: Dispatches on the Ultrarich" https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Haves-and-Have-Yachts/Evan-Osnos/9781668204481
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Professor, U. of Minnesota. Social Inequalities, Politics, and Policy. Coauthor of Legal Plunder: The Predatory Dimensions of Criminal Justice
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Chief Ukraine correspondent for the Financial Times. 15+ years in Ukraine. https://www.ft.com/christopher-miller
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Prof of China Studies, Uni Vienna. Political scientist working on state-society relations, protest, government responsiveness in China. Data hoarder, computational methods.
NPR correspondent. 10 years in China and Taiwan. Now DC-based. My book "Let Only Red Flowers Bloom" is now out: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/724947/let-only-red-flowers-bloom-by-emily-feng/
Private sector economist. Former professor at China's Tsinghua University and Columbia SIPA. Author of โCleared for the Option: A Year Learning to Flyโ, now available on Amazon. Visit me at http://patrickchovanec.com
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Political scientist from ๐ธ๐ฌ. Works on security & foreign policy in NE & SE, major power competition. AcademiaSG co-editor. Non-Resident Scholar, Carnegie China. Currently teaches at the National University of Singapore. Comments mine alone.
Associate professor of government at Smith College; former Visiting Senior Fellow for US-China Subnational Relations at the Truman Center for National Policy. I write about China, Taiwan, and US city- and state-level engagement with both places.
Academic researcher of Chinese politics and political economy, US-China relations, paradiplomacy, and cities. Lover of music, maps, and mapo dofu.
Chong Hua Professor of Chinese Development
University of Cambridge, Faculty of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
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Associate Professor at University of British Columbia. Researching China, social movements, labor, authoritarianism. Author of "Workers and Change in China." He/him. Website: https://manfredelfstrom.com
Professor, Director of the Scottish Centre for China Research, University of Glasgow, Scotland. Chinese politics, local government, social and health policy.
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