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I have been baptised as an Anglican Christian today in Hong Kong 😃🎂

NDISC Director and Notre Dame Professor Michael Desch writes an insightful piece on the passing of C. Boyden Gray, an uncommon American conservative. A must-read for those interested in conservative politics. The American Conservative theamericanconservative.com/c-boyden-gray-…

I am now in the North Korean Border and de facto cross over the North Korean water. Saw the soldiers and farmers. The Kuandian Manchu Autonomous County of Liaoning Province, China is a good tourist spot!

So pleased to see this excellent collection in print, anchored by great editors. And I do love the chapter title.

Just spent several days in HK meeting with officials, academics, civil society, and politicians (wide range), thanks to Mansfield Foundation. Some key takeaways as a record of what we heard (not my opinions)🧵👇 (1C2S = one country, two systems)

Just got back from some travel away from the internet and have some nice news to share: _The Currency of Politics_ has been awarded the APSA Foundations Best First Book Prize! Very honored by the recognition and deeply grateful to the committee. @apsatweets Princeton University Press

My pleasure to be in the XGen dialogue of the George H.W. Bush US-China Foundation in D.C. this early August.

A belated thanks to ⁦Asia Society⁩ for the opportunity to justify my job and explain Congress’ role in Taiwan policy. Check out our panel discussion below: asiasociety.org/video/us-congr…

Any recommendations for political science articles that actually use process tracing in a literal/explicit way? Not just "I use 'process tracing' by which I mean some vague historical analysis," but literally try to follow best practices from methodologists, etc.

The Hong Kong Forum On US-China Relations 2023

📯 Millennium is proud to announce Volume 53's Call for Abstracts for its 2024 Symposium! 🌐 Under this year's theme, "Traversing Memories in Global Politics," we hope to cultivate discussion and develop findings to publish. Read the full call here 🔗 millenniumjournal.org/symposium53/

[Hi Everyone. Here's my reply to Anusar (Policy Tensor)'s valuable comment about defense commitments and the defense production capacities of the US.] ------- Thanks for your important addition to the debate, Anusar (Policy Tensor). Since Bridge is unlikely himself to

Here's a response to Bill Wohlforth of Dartmouth University re the question: Can Putin's Willingness to Stay in a Bogged-Down War Be Explained by Anything Other than Non-Realist, Non-Rational Thinking? [Hi All, I thought I'd repost my reply to Bill with an upfront

Really appreciate Dale's empirically solid work on the big question. 🙌 #AWorldSafeforCommerce

Biden, Democrats in Congress, potential candidates, and voters face an intertwined series of coordination problems. Biden does not want to signal he is dropping out unless and until there is a candidate who clearly has a better chance of beating Trump. 1/n

I had my first chemotherapy treatment for my two lymphoma cancers today. My goal, if health permits, is the same: finish my MA in Fudan by the end of this year and pursue my Ph.D. overseas next year to work as a Hong Kong based international relations expert.😃😃

Four Very Nice 2024 IR Books that I find insightful:😄 (1) A World Safe For Commerce (2) Grand Strategies of the Left (3) Facts and Explanations in International Studies (4) The Price of Empire

IMPORTANT NEWS ITEM: China has announced it will restrict sales of critical minerals and rare earths to the U.S. These include some of the key inputs in high-tech manufacturing in the United States, including the production of electric vehicles, car computer systems, and

It is truly a tragedy that the Chinese speaking world has ready access to provocatively engaging, philological & historically grounded Sun Tzu analysis like Huang Pumin’s book, while the English speaking world is left to suffer through Derek Yuen’s “Deciphering Sun Tzu.”

Democrats really need to purge their foreign policy cadre. Really. I was policed out of their circles precisely because I became a critic of some of the worst foreign policy choices in my lifetime, and everyone who wasn’t in on the grift saw the same. But until Democrats stop