Today in Broadstreet, guest Arturas Rozenas examines History and Theory in Historical Political Economy. broadstreet.blog/2021/11/12/his…

Big news for historians of modern China: no more kongfuzi for you. The era of purchasing historical documents online, from grassroots to zhongnanhai ones, will be gone soon.

We are welcoming paper submissions to the sixth Quantitative China Studies Seminar to be held at NYU. If you work on China-related topics using quantitative methods, shoot your paper to us! Great opportunity to get in-depth discussions. qcssnyu.org/call-for-papers

It's sad to see the indication people of certain origins deserve more sympathy than others when facing the misfortune of war.

The US invaded or bombed many countries. But one has to be a moral idiot to invoke it to condone Putin's atrocities; any war, anywhere.

I spent two wonderful years at HKUST as a graduate student. Jean played a big part in making that happen.

Very interesting! Curious how many % of the British population consumed tea with regularity in early 19th century. The amount of imports appeared small compared with later decades when supply from China increased hugely after Opium War, which may lower prices even further.

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Thank you to those who echoed #SitongBridge #newtankman at Stanford GWU Colby College University of Glasgow UNC Chapel Hill University of Notre Dame NorthWestern University University of Connecticut Amherst College And many to come. 1/3

Kicking junior Hu out of the Politburo while leaving one of its seats empty is a deliberate arrangement to humiliate losing rivals, in the same spirit as old Hu being removed from his seat in front of party elites.

上海，可以载入史册的一张照片。

Are you a junior scholar engaged in empirical political science research on East Asia? Are you based at a university in the (US) northeast? We’re hosting a conference at New York University (NYU Politics Department) on May 19-20, 2023. Info can be found here: sites.google.com/nyu.edu/ferea/…

1. This paper highlights selective coverage of sensitive political events in gazetteers, an issue of missing data that quantitative researchers need to carefully address. 2. There is no direct evidence in this paper pointing to the falsification of statistics in gazetteers.

Read Vanderbilt University Political Science Prof James Bisbee (& Hye Young You) forthcoming article in Journal of Politics @[email protected]: Political Geography and Firm Strategies: How Electoral Competition Influences Local Job Creation | The Journal of Politics journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

#MPSA2024 panel: State Building and War Making in East Asia (Sat 9:45-11:15, 7th fl Dearborn 3) with Hojung Joo, Ning He, Jingyuan Qian, chair Dali L. Yang and discussants Junyan Jiang / Joowon Yi. My paper is still a little rough, but the three other projects are extremely good!

Amy Catalinac & I are holding Frontiers in Empirical Research on East Asia (FEREA) NYU Politics Department on May 16 & 17 with wonderful speakers Charles McClean Naima Green-Riley Tyler Jost Guoer Liu, Woo Chang Kang Yingdan_Lu Junyan Jiang Jean Hong 洪知延 홍지연 christopher paik Steven Vogel Program:

#OpenAccess from @PSRMjournal - Can autocratic power influence the media in democracies? Evidence from China's expulsion of American journalists - cup.org/41vClxy - Ruilin LAI #FirstView

Happy (that’s putting it mildly) to announce my new book, Dominance Through Division: Group-Based Clientelism in Japan. Publication date: today! If you are interested in: cambridge.org/core/books/dom…