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Analyzing China's Domestic and Foreign Policies

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A cover of the report with the title and a skyline of iconic buildings in China.

The Kissinger Institute is pleased to present the work of the 2023-2024 cohort of Wilson China Fellows to the reading public. The sixteen essays featured in this collection address a wide range of policy issues relating to China. The Wilson Center is delighted to present in this volume the essays of our fourth class of fellows, from across the United States and from large state universities and small private colleges, whose efforts will determine the future of China studies and, indirectly, the efficacy of China policy in this country. 

Thanks to the partnership of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Kissinger Institute has, to date, supported the work of seventy-two scholars from the social sciences, the humanities, and law and has helped them form connections that will strengthen their disciplines and enhance the United States’ ability to understand China and its political, economic, and environmental diplomacy. 

We hope that readers will share our optimism that the field is in good hands despite declining enrollments and worsening atmospherics in U.S.-China relations. We look forward to continuing to work with over our alumni and future grantees to ensure that interdisciplinary China studies retains its strong influence over policy and that these scholars, together with colleagues in China and in third countries, can bring their expertise to bear to secure peace under difficult circumstances

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Contributors

Yelena Biberman

Yelena Biberman

Wilson China Fellow;
Associate Professor, Skidmore College
Christopher Carothers

Christopher Carothers

Wilson China Fellow;
Deputy Chair of East Asia and Pacific Area Studies Program, US State Department Foreign Service Institute
Erin Baggott Carter

Erin Baggott Carter

Wilson China Fellow;
Assistant Professor, University of Southern California; Hoover Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University
Mark Dallas

Mark Peter Dallas

Wilson China Fellow;
Associate Professor, Union College
Jessica DiCarlo

Jessica DiCarlo

Wilson China Fellow;
Assistant Professor, University of Utah
Aaron Glasserman

Aaron Glasserman

Wilson China Fellow;
Academy Scholar, Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies
Naima Green-Riley

Naima Green-Riley

Wilson China Fellow;
Assistant Professor, Princeton University
Mark Jia

Mark Jia

Wilson China Fellow;
Associate Professor of Law at Georgetown University
Jason Kelly

Jason Kelly

Wilson China Fellow;
Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor), Cardiff University
Shuxian Luo

Shuxian Luo

Wilson China Fellow;
Assistant Professor in the Department of Asian Studies at the University of Hawaii, Mānoa
Ammar Malik

Ammar Malik

Wilson China Fellow;
Chinese Development Finance Program, AidData
Lev Nachman

Lev Nachman

Wilson China Fellow;
Assistant Professor, National Chengchi University
David Steinberg

David Steinberg

Wilson China Fellow;
Associate Professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies
Jessica C. Teets

Jessica C. Teets

Wilson China Fellow;
Professor at Middlebury College and Templeton Fellow for the Asia Program at the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI)
Jeremy Lee Wallace

Jeremy Wallace

Wilson China Fellow;
Professor of Government and Director of the East Asia Program at Cornell University
Shellen Wu

Shellen Wu

Wilson China Fellow;
Associate Professor and the L.H. Gipson Chair in Transnational History at Lehigh University
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Lucas Myers

Senior Associate for Southeast Asia, Indo-Pacific Program
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Robert Daly

Director, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States

Kissinger Institute on China and the United States

The Kissinger Institute works to ensure that China policy serves American long-term interests and is founded in understanding of historical and cultural factors in bilateral relations and in accurate assessment of the aspirations of China’s government and people.  Read more