CPRP is calling for presentation in Fall 2024. Please see below for more details. If you are interested in presenting in CPRP in Fall 2024, please fill out a form using the link below by *May. 15, 2024*: tinyurl.com/cprp2024

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Registration is now OPEN for the Xiaohong Xu Memorial Conference on May 24, 2024! 🚨

This hybrid event will honor Prof. Xu’s academic legacy and feature leading scholars building upon this crucial work. Limited in-person seating available:

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Join us on this Friday (April 19) for Ketian Vivian Zhang's presentation on 'Alliances with Chinese Characteristics? The Rationale of China’s Strategic Partnerships,' followed by discussion comments from Josh Kertzer and Xiaoyu Pu. Paper and Zoom link here: chinesepoliticsresearchinprogress.com/schedule/

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Join us on April 5 for Xian Huang's presentation on 'Risk, Inequality, and Public Support for Social Insurance Integration in China,' followed by comments from Mark Frazier (New School) and Philipp Rehm (Johns Hopkins). Paper and Zoom link below: chinesepoliticsresearchinprogress.com/schedule/

If you study Chinese politics and plan to be on the market in Fall 2024, please consider applying for the 2024 New Faces in Chinese Politics Conference at Harvard on September 27-28, 2024. Application materials due by April 30, 2024. More details below:
 
Scholars in Chinese…

Excited to receive another major support for my dissertation from APSA DDRIG! Feeling incredibly thrilled and honored.

Excited to share my latest article on the civil service exam in China and its stabilizing effect on the regime. I’m grateful to the APSR editors and reviewers, as well as many colleagues and peers who have generously provided valuable feedback that helped shape this work. 1/

Welcome to an extraordinary event- 'Top Historians Roundtable,' featuring Profs. Timothy Brook, Prasenjit Duara, Valerie Hansen Valerie Hansen Kenneth Pomeranz, Hilde De Weerdt Hilde De Weerdt, organized by Profs. Xin Zhang Xin Zhang 张信 & Taisu Zhang & Dandan Chen Dandan Chen陈丹丹

TOMORROW! Come listen to Dali L. Yang to understand how bureaucratic politics affected the COVID outbreak in 2019, which offers important implications concerning China's policymaking on public health and other areas.

It's official: people no longer can think that I'm an assistant to the professor. I've been promoted to Professor of Government at HarvardGovernment. I'm so incredibly grateful for all the support that I've received in this long journey. I feel like the luckiest 😎

Exciting book talk by Dali L. Yang on Living Through and Researching the Covid-19 Pandemic

Join us for our next CPRP presentation on Feb. 9 at 1pm EST by Erik Wang on “State-Building or State-Weakening? The Consequences of Military Control in Medieval China,' followed by comments by
Jack Paine and Peng Peng 彭澎. Paper and Zoom link: chinesepoliticsresearchinprogress.com/schedule/

📢 new episode out: Statecraft as Stagecraft

What happens when public agencies need to respond to citizen demands but don't have the power to do so?

Iza Ding tells us about how China's Environmental Protection Bureau performs 'good governance.' 🇨🇳

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📚🚨 My book, 'Governing After War: Rebel Victories and Post-war Statebuilding', will be out on Feb 22 and available for pre-order! bit.ly/govafterwar

❓: How does rebel governance & social control shape rebel victors' post-war strategies for consolidating power?

Our article on Keju (China’s imperial civil service exam), the Tang aristocracy, and social mobility is in PNAS PNASNews! This is the FIRST study using statistical models to analyze Tang Dynasty epitaphs. Short thread on contributions to economics, political science and #HPE …

New semester, new CPRP schedule. We are pleased to bring a fantastic group of scholars together this spring. Jia Li (Utah State University) will kick off our first presentation next Friday (1/26) to discuss elections in HK. See below for more details:
chinesepoliticsresearchinprogress.com/schedule/