2015-2016

Communication, Paperwork, and Administrative Efficiency in Ming China, 1369-1644

Columbia University

How Does Authoritarian Party Work: Recruitment, Co-optation, and Political Control of the Chinese Communist Party

Duke University

From Click to Boom: The Political Economy of E-commerce Growth in China

Stanford University

Porous Privacy: The Literati Studio and Spatiality in Song China

University of California, Los Angeles

Household Economy in the Nanyang Basin, China, during 4000-3000 BC

University of California, Los Angeles

Ideology and Public Opinion in China

University of California, San Diego

Exchange Rate Policy and Policy Diffusion: Exchange Rate Regime Choices in East Asia

University of California, Santa Barbara

Peer Effects, Socialization and the Development of the Gender Gap in Risk Preferences: Evidence from Rural China

University of Houston

The Age of Taming Demons: The Reassembling of Buddhism between Tibet and China

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Talk of Rights: Collective Bargaining and Legal Action Among China's Workers

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

The Vernacular World of Pu Songling

University of Pennsylvania

Ancient-style Prose, Literary Anthologies, and Form and in Ming Dynasty China

University of Pennsylvania

The Political Economy of Kun Opera in China, 1940s-2010

University of Pittsburgh

Subsistence Ecology in the Making of the Shang State, Eastern China

University of Texas, Austin

Cultural Conceptions of the Nature and Management of Solid Waste in Tibetan Southwest China

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Newspaper Supplements and the Rise of "Organic" Intellectuals : A Cultural Study of the Shenbao Supplement Free Talk, 1927-1937

Washington University in St. Louis

Coming of age through dwelling in places and negotiating space

City University of New York

China's Urbanization from Below: Migration, Double Dwelling, and Freedom

Columbia University

Emotion and Violence: Gender Politics in Families in Late Imperial China

Cornell University

Social Statistics, Categorization, and Nation-state Formation: A Historical Sociological Study of the Republic of China (1912-2012) Supplemented by a Cross-national Event History Analysis (1800-2000)

Cornell University