Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, Animation Studies, Chinese-English Translation
PhD, Comparative Literature focused on Modern Chinese Literature, Université de Montréal
Modern and vernacular Chinese literature and popular culture, music, media culture, and children's literature
Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1997.
Economic history, international economics Research Interests Exchange rates and capital flows, currently and historically; The gold standard and the Great Depression; The European economy, currently and historically; European integration, the euro, and the Stability and Growth Pact; Asian integration and development with a focus on exchange rates and financial markets; The impact of China on th...
Ph.D. (Economics) Yale University 1979 M.A. (History) Yale University 1978 M. Phil. (Economics) Yale University 1977 M.A. (Economics) Yale University 1976 A.B. University of California, Santa Cruz 1974
George C. Pardee and Helen N. Pardee Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley, 1999-. Pitt Professor of American History and Institutions, University of Cambridge, 2014-15. Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research, 1986-. Research Fellow, Centre for Economic Policy Research, 1984-. John L. Simpson Professor of Economics and Pr...
East Asian Cinema, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cinema and Media Theory, Environmental Media and Eco-criticism (Taiwan, Japan, Asia-Pacific) the novel in comparative perspective, global modernisms, and critical theory (particularly in relation to affect and aesthetics)
Ph. D. from Yale University in Japanese Literature in 2002
Meiji print culture and literature, Taishô aesthetics, and postwar intellectual history and popular culture
Chinese language pedagogy, Chinese linguistics and syntactic structures and developing Chinese language instructional materials.
M.A. from the Graduate Institute of Teaching Chinese as a Foreign/Second Language at National Taiwan Normal University.
taught Chinese at the Mandarin Training Center at National Taiwan Normal University, UC Davis, Princeton in Beijing (summer intensive program), and University of Heidelberg
Tibetan Buddhism, Nyingma religious history, tantric ritual development, Buddhism and violence, paleography, and the Dunhuang manuscripts
Ph.D. in Buddhist Studies from the University of Michigan in 2002
taught at Yale University (2005-2008) before moving to Berkeley
International business and management, particularly Japanese management Corporate governance, organizational networks, organizational theory and research methods Human resource management and industrial relations
PhD, Sociology, University of Wisconsin
At Haas since 1988, University of California, Berkeley 2013 – 2016 Visiting Professor, NUS Business School, National University of Singapore 2007 – 2013, Mitsubishi Bank Professor of in International Business and Finance, Haas School of Business 2005 – 2008, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Haas School of Business 2003, 2009, Visiting Professor, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology ...
Community practice, service delivery, urban poverty East Asian Studies Community Practice and Service Delivery in Urban Poverty, Ethnic and Immigrant Neighborhoods Community Analysis and Needs Assessment Program Planning and Development Cultural Competency Services
Chinese art and architecture, with an emphasis on how the material process of art-making intersects with other modes of knowledge production
Princeton University, New Jersey — Ph. D. (Art and Archaeology), 2014. Dissertation Title: “Embracing the Circle: Domical Architecture in East Asia (c. 200-750)” Dissertation Committee: Jerome Silbergeld (Primary Advisor), Andrew Watsky, Stephen F. Teiser, Cary Y. Liu. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London — M.A. (Sinology, with Distinction), 2006. Thesis Title: “The Re-c...
Assistant Professor, Department of Art History, Northwestern University, 2015- Weinberg College Fellow, Northwestern University, 2014-5
Divergent regional economies in China, the socio-economic transformations associated with China's (sub)urbanization process, land politics and property rights reforms in China
received doctorate from the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley in 2001
taught at Peking University in Beijing from 2001 to 2006
Chinese language Chinese historical phonology, word formation, philology, and pedagogy of language teaching.
B.A. in Chinese language and literature from Beijing Normal University Ph.D. in Chinese linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley.
Mandarin for heritage and non-heritage students at various levels, Chinese Literature in Translation, History of Chinese Language, and the Structure of Chinese Language.
Early China: seven centuries of Warring States through Eastern Han (475 BC-AD 220) with an emphasis on the sociopolitical context; aesthetic theories and material culture; and belief gender, history, East Asian studies, early China, the fifth century BC to the fifth century AD, with an emphasis on the sociopolitical context, aesthetic theories and material culture, belief
PhD, Princeton University, 1976-81. East Asian Studies. MA, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1970-73. History. BA, University of California at Berkeley, 1968-70. History.
Cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the growth of nerve processes, the formation of synapses, and the modulation of early synaptic connections by electrical activity
Peter Zhou
Cultural representations of the Chinese Diaspora in South East Asia in relation to the rise of East Asian capitalism 18th-20th century continental philosophy and critical theory Postcolonial theory and anglophone postcolonial literatures World literature Theories of globalization and transnationalism Cosmopolitanism and nationalism Human rights Social and political thought Feminist theory Conte...
PhD, Cornell
Participatory media, China and human rights Technology and human rights: China, censorship, internet freedom, AI empowered surveillance and digital authoritarianism. Computer-mediated Communication Information Policy Privacy Security Technology for Developing Regions
Chinese literature of the third through eleventh centuries, with special interests in lyric poetry and poetic theory, song and musical performance, and traditional concepts of identity and personality. China, lyric poetry, Chinese literature, Chinese culture, poetic theory
M.A. in classical Chinese literature from Beijing University in 1992 Ph. D. in November, 1997 Harvard University
the interface of Chinese morphology and second language acquisition, and the incidental vocabulary learning.
B.A. in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language from Beijing Language and Culture University M.A. in Chinese Linguistics and Language Acquisition from The Chinese University of Hong Kong
taught advanced Chinese in Stanford Center's Inter-University Program in Beijing taught Chinese of elementary and intermediate levels at Brown University
Social cultural anthropology, history and/of anthropology, contemporary trends in social theory, development and culture, China/East Asia.
Political Sociology, Social Change, Social Organization, Social Interaction, Classification and Identity, China Studies
Ph.D., Sociology, University of California, Berkeley (2001) M.A., Sociology, University of California, Berkeley (1994) B.A., Behavioral Science, Cal Poly Pomona (1991) summa cum laude
history of modern China and global Sinophone cultures, with an emphasis on the critical studies of science, medicine, gender, and sexuality
Ph.D., History, Princeton University, 2012 M.A., History, Princeton University, 2008 M.A., Quantitative Social Science, Columbia University, 2006 B.S., Biochemistry, University of Southern California, 2005 B.A., Psychology, University of Southern California, 2005
social, political, and psychological repercussions of market reforms and socialist transformations in contemporary China. Urban studies (especially space-making, urban planning, and power dynamics); global middle-classes and consumption practices; mental health and well-being; selfhood and psychotherapeutic processes; aging and eldercare; labor migration; postsocialism; medical anthropology; sc...
Ph.D., Anthropology, Cornell University, 1998 M.A., Social Relations, UC Irvine, 1993 M.A., B.A., Chinese Literature and Literary Theory, Peking University, 1990, 1987 Postdoctoral Fellow, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, 1998-1999
anthropological theories, urban studies, medical and psychological anthropology, migration, development, and Chinese culture and political economy.
Modern Chinese literature Drama Theater Women's literature Comparative literature Literary theory Cultural studies Performance studies
Ph.D., Comparative Literature, Indiana University M.A., English Literature, Brigham Young University B.A., English (equivalent), Beijing Institute of Foreign Languages
Chinese Fiction, Nuclear Energy
Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature and Culture Comparative Literature and Cross-cultural Literary Translation and Adaptation Chinese Diaspora and Asian North American Literature Second Language Acquisition
Ph.D., Simon Fraser University Ph.D. Studies, Ruhr University Bochum M.A., Beijing Normal University B.A., Beijing Normal University
Chinese philosophy and religion with a focus on Song Dynasty intellectual history and Neo-Confucianism; comparative religion
Ph.D. Department of Religion, Boston University, Jan. 2015. Dissertation: Kabbalah and Neo-Confucianism: A Comparative Morphology of Medieval Movements Committee: John Berthrong (Advisor), Moshe Idel (second reader), Kimberley Patton (third reader), Robert C. Neville, Diana Lobel (Chair) Doctoral Fields: Comparative Religion (Kimberley Patton), Neo- Confucianism (John Berthrong), Kabbalah (Mosh...
Ph.D. Harvard University History and East Asian Languages 1984 M.A. Harvard University East Asian Regional Studies 1974 B.A. Wellesley College History 1972
Brown University, 2015-: Chen Family Professor in Chinese Studies, 2009-: Professor of History The Ohio State University, 2006-2009: Professor of History, 2001-2006: Associate Professor of History University of Oregon, 1991-2001: Associate Professor of History, 1987-1991: Assistant Professor of History Vanderbilt University, 1984-87: Assistant Professor of History
second language acquisition, specifically speaking, the dialogism in communication
2011 MA Ohio State University 2003 MA Beijing Normal University 2000 BA Beijing Normal University
Law Chinese law; medical disputes in China; popular access to the courts in China; the evolving roles of legal institutions and lawyers; environmental law; Chinese tort law International and Comparative Law
J.D., Harvard Law School, 1998 B.A., University of Oxford, 1993 B.A., Yale University, 1991
History of China, Gender, History of science, technology and medicine History of women, gender, and material cultures in early modern China History, Sociology
BA: Stanford University MA: Stanford University PhD: Stanford University
Early Chinese Archaeology, Bronze-Age Cultures, Early Imperialisms, History of Literacy
MA: Institute of Archaeology (’86) PhD: University of Chicago (’00)
Tibetan History, Tibetan Religion, Qing History Modern Tibetan history; Manchu Qing Empire frontiers; role of Tibetan Buddhism in Sino-Tibetan relations.
BA: Princeton University (’91) MA: Harvard University (’96) PhD: Harvard University (’02)
Classical Tibetan Language Tibetan Medicine
MA: Tibetan Medicine, Qinghai Tibetan Medical College BA: Northwest Normal University
Law Legal history, Conceptual history, International relations, China foreign policy, US-China relations, China-EU relations, Law and development, Foreign direct investments
PhD at the University of Hong Kong
recipient of a three-year Marie Curie Fellowship at the Leuven Centre for Global Governance – KU Leuven and a Fellow at Harvard University Asia Center. fellow at Columbia University’s Italian Academy, Princeton-Harvard China and the World Program, European University Institute of Florence, and New York University Law School.
Film Anthropology the Tibet Movement among Tibetan refugees and supporters around the world.
History Mongolian history Asian History
PhD: Columbia University (’70)
Tibetan History Borderlands Studies Material Culture Economic History the convergence of geography, history, and anthropology, particularly in the regions of southwest China the development of printing, bookmaking and manuscripts in Chinese civilization
BA: University of Wisconsin (’78) MPhil: University of Oxford (’06) DPhil: University of Oxford (’11)
Economics, Sociology, Social Work Poverty, inequality, social policy, and economic and subjective well-being in China and their international comparisons; Rural-to-urban migration in China and Asian American immigrants; International social and economic development; International program and impact evaluation.
July 2005 Ph.D., Honored with Distinction, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, NY July 2003 M.Phil., Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, NY July 2001 M.A., Peking University Department of Sociology, Beijing, China July 1998 B.A., Honored Outstanding Graduate in Beijing, China Youth University of Political Studies, Beijing, China
July 2016-, Professor and Director of China Center for Social Policy (since January 2017); Associate Professor (fall 2016), Columbia University School of Social Work Sept. 2016-, Faculty, Columbia University Center on Poverty and Social Policy and Weatherhead East Asian Institute 2012-, Faculty (since July 2016); Research Associate (2012-2016), Columbia Population Research Center 2014-, Academi...
Economics, Business Chinese economy, corruption, international finance and trade
PhD, University of California, Berkeley
Professor of Finance and Economics, Professor of International Affairs, and N.T. Wang Professor of Chinese Business and Economy, Columbia University Chief Economist and Director General of Economic Research and Regional Cooperation, Asian Development Bank, 2014-2016 Director, The Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business, Columbia Business School, 2011-2014 Research Associate, Nation...
Political Science, History China’s foreign relations; international relations of East Asia; international security.
Columbia University (September 1987-February 1993) Ph.D., Political Science, International Relations Area Specialization: Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy ▪ February 1993 Peking University, Beijing, China, Advanced Research Scholar▪ August 1990-January 1991 (Ph.D. Dissertation Research) University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, China, Business Chinese Classes▪ Summer 1987 ...
Professor of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University ▪ July 2018-present Director, China and the World Program, Columbia University ▪ July 2018-present William P. Boswell Professor of World Politics of Peace and War, Princeton University▪ January 2011-June 2018 Professor of Politics and International Affairs; Director, China and the World Program Princeton University ▪ July 2003-J...
Pre-modern Chinese Literature, Cultural and Intellectual History with special attention to Fiction and Drama of the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911).
BA: Peking University (’82) MA: Peking University (’84) PhD: Harvard University (’95)
Sociology Global urbanization, migration, housing, and infrastructure of Chinese cities
History Modern Chinese history; history of science and technology; business and labor history; material culture and gender studies; history of textiles.
translation as a religious genre, with special focus on the earliest translations of Buddhist texts into Chinese; Buddhist Middle Indo-Aryan, particularly the role of Gandhari Prakrit in the earliest transmission of Buddhism to Central Asia and China; art historical, epigraphical, and archeological materials as sources for the study of religion; and history, theory, and methods in the academic ...
Ph.D. in East Asian Literature, University of Pennsylvania, 1996 MA in Religious Studies, Indiana University, 1989 BA in Religious Studies and Philosophy, Indiana University, 1986
doctorate at Columbia University
twentieth-century Chinese fiction and drama, film, cultural criticism, and popular culture
MA in teaching Chinese as a second language from Beijing Language and Culture University BA in Chinese language and literature from Shandong Science and Technology University.
worked as an instructor in the Cornell-Beijing FALCON program in the spring of 2007 served as a Teaching Associate in the department of Asian Studies at Cornell University from 2007 to 2012
Chinese and authoritarian politics
related to urbanization, authoritarianism, and economic development