2022-23 Wilson China Fellowship

The fifteen essays featured in this collection address a wide range of policy issues relating to China. From China's state-owned banks' operations in foreign markets to factions within the People's Liberation Army, the 2022-23 Wilson China Fellows have researched pressing policy questions and provided their insights and recommendations to policymakers, both in DC and around the world.

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Necessary Fictions: The CSRC’s Stock Market Philosophy and its Implications for US-China Engagement

Necessary Fictions: The CSRC’s Stock Market Philosophy and its Implications for US-China Engagement

The Innovation Race: US-China Science and Technology Competition and the Quantum Revolution

The Innovation Race: US-China Science and Technology Competition and the Quantum Revolution

By Brandon Kirk Williams

Democracy in Hong Kong: The Benefit of a Gender Mainstreaming Approach

Democracy in Hong Kong: The Benefit of a Gender Mainstreaming Approach

New Propaganda: How China’s Security Forces Seek to Shape Public Opinion

New Propaganda: How China’s Security Forces Seek to Shape Public Opinion

By Suzanne Scoggins

Ecological Civilization Goes Global: China’s Green Soft Power and South-South Environmental Initiatives

Ecological Civilization Goes Global: China’s Green Soft Power and South-South Environmental Initiatives

By Jesse Rodenbiker

China-Russia Convergence in the Communication Sphere: Exploring the Growing Information Nexus

China-Russia Convergence in the Communication Sphere: Exploring the Growing Information Nexus

By Maria Repnikova

Transnational Civil Society and Authoritarian Politics in China and Russia

Transnational Civil Society and Authoritarian Politics in China and Russia

By Elizabeth Plantan

Legal Hedging: Power Acceptance and Rejection in Sino-Southeast Asian Ties

Legal Hedging: Power Acceptance and Rejection in Sino-Southeast Asian Ties

By Trang (Mae) Nguyen

Claiming the South China Sea with a New National Mythology: Hainan Island and the South China Sea in China’s History and Current Geopolitics

Claiming the South China Sea with a New National Mythology: Hainan Island and the South China Sea in China’s History and Current Geopolitics

By Jeremy Murray

Lending Tree: The Motives Behind and Implications of Chinese Bank Branch Growth in Foreign Markets

Lending Tree: The Motives Behind and Implications of Chinese Bank Branch Growth in Foreign Markets

By Daniel McDowell

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