An insightful and thought-provoking piece by Stephen Chaudoin! I highly recommend it to folks interested in how media coverage of human rights campaigns shapes local public opinion.

Shout out to New Faces! It's the most engaging and inviting conference I've ever attended. The cohort from last year still stays in touch and offers each other support. The professors are fantastic mentors, guiding us to navigate the field. It's a community for China scholars!👏

Can't agree more. I am looking forward to reading more in Hass's book "Stronger"!

Thank you for the amazing workshop! I am grateful for gathering so much great feedback🥳! Zoe Xincheng Ge @haozhangmit Grad Students in International Political Economy

I want to thank APOSS for creating a warm and supportive community for junior scholars. I am especially grateful for your assistance in reaching out to my dream discussants, who have provided me with valuable feedback that I would not have received otherwise. Thank you!

I am grateful for the support I received from Center for East Asian & Pacific Studies at UIUC. Proud to be a fellow!😊

I feel incredibly fortunate to have been surrounded by these brilliant minds who generously offered their support in every aspect of my life. Big thanks to all my committee members, Xinyuan, Matthew S. Winters, Stephen Chaudoin Scott Althaus!

If you have time next Monday afternoon (December 11th 4pm EST), feel free to stop by our webinar hosted by China and the World program China and the World. I will share some of my ongoing research on China and human rights. Registration link: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

I'm very grateful as part of this dynamic, insightful cohort! I'm truly enjoying the interactions with both the first cohort and the discussants who graciously dedicated their time to join our first in-person meeting. Thank you Neysun Mahboubi for bringing this amazing team together!

Feeling so grateful to walk with my friends and be hooded by Matthew S. Winters! Now proud to be UI Political Science alums!

#OpenAccess from PS: Political Science & Politics - Codes of Conduct at Political Science Conferences: Prevalence and Content - cup.org/3UP4JpJ - Lucie Lu & @norawwilliams #FirstView

Countless hours spent gathering conference info in our field. Proud of our careful text data analysis. We assess the variability in conference codes and offer suggestions. Takeaway: We need more and better codes of conduct!

Biden is wrong. The ICC prosecutor did NOT equate Hamas and Israel. He charged both Israeli and Hamas officials for their own separate war crimes. Indeed, given the severity of the offenses, it would have been outrageous had he ignored one side’s crimes. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Presentrd my paper on China’s human rights norm-shaping in UN at PEIO/RIO at Stockholm and received tons of great and encouraging feedback. Beautiful city, friendly community! 🤩

Very privileged to be part of this dynamic team to meet with American and Chinese colleagues and have wonderful discussions this week in Beijing💕!

I was delighted to engage in robust discussions on human rights and global governance in the context of US-China relations during both sessions. Sharing and listening to different perspectives are critical first steps in building trust in exchange.

Congrats! A must-read for this season!

The Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations arrives in DC for a full week of meetings, starting to share our Fellows’ draft findings & recommendations with a wide range of policy audiences. Many thanks to all who joined our initial rollout at the Penn Washington Center