The work and findings are sobering but it always helps when you're working with thoughtful and smart colleagues on this Héctor Pifarré i Arolas Jonathan Renshon @siyuliang4: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

🔥 What a squad! 🔥 Yes the weather is always like this ☀️

One of the best parts of SICSS was the opportunity to meet other researchers who are passionate about what they do. As other women working on computational social science Manu Singh @siyuliang4 Erin Walk inspired me so much. I hope that over time our numbers will increase.

The registration page is live! We can't wait to see yall on August 30th at UCLA! Go to the conference page for this link: commerce.cashnet.com/41180PCSSC

Are you coming to the 2023 APSA Pre-conference in Political Communication on August 30th at UCLA? If so, then let us know! Please check out the conference website and fill out the RSVP form. #polcomm APSA & ICA Political Communication Divisions cpg.comm.ucla.edu/preconf2023/

This is very concerning and tantamounts to a Chinese exclusion act. We must stand against it

A guest opinion by Rory Truex (祖若水): Where have all the American China experts gone? wapo.st/47qFM8e

In the name of protecting research security, the U.S. government has created a law enforcement architecture grounded in exclusion and fear, mirroring the very authoritarian society we are trying to compete with. My latest piece in The Hill: thehill.com/opinion/educat…

This is an incredible annual survey. Every year, the results are not what the DC blob wants them to be. Everyone please read the survey and study it. iseas.edu.sg/centres/asean-…

I am very honored to announce that I am co-organizing the #OxfordLLMs workshop this year alongside Maksim Zubok, my dear colleague and partner in crime (& workshop organizing!) Please apply if you’re interested in learning more about LLMs and spending an amazing week at Oxford!

Compelling, thoughtful essay by Mike Mazarr on how rivalries end, and the importance of beginning to imagine what a post-rivalry endstate for US-China relations could look like engelsbergideas.com/essays/imagini…

If you’re attending #APSA2024 today, feel free to join our panel on Navigating Political Narratives to hear from me and my incredible colleagues Allison Koh siyu liang Paulina García Corral Patrick Y. Wu. Thanks to Christopher Barrie Arthur Spirling for agreeing to be our discussants!

The USC Korean Studies Institute is delighted to announce the sixth U.S.-Asia Grand Strategy Predoctoral Fellows class for the 2024-25 academic year! Chi Fang | UCSD Jiwon Jung | USC Siyu Liang | UCLA Kangkyu Lee | Georgia Tech Kayeon Roh| USC Stephen Schick | USC