Featured News Reverse Brain Drain? Exploring Trends among Chinese Scientists in the U.S. July 15, 2024 Stanford's SCCEI China Briefs features CCC Director Yu Xie and Renmin Uni. Professor Yongai Jin's Latest Project March 17, 2022 Reverse Brain Drain? Exploring Trends among Chinese Scientists in the U.S. July 15, 2024 INSIGHTSChina has been the most important foreign supplier of U.S.-based scientists for more than two decades.While most China-born, U.S.-based scientists intend to stay in the U.S., the number leaving has steadily increased. After the Department of Justice implemented the "China Initiative" in 2018, departures increased by 75%, with two-thirds of… Wilson Center Report by CCC Associate Research Scholar Jesse Rodenbiker Has Been Published Nov. 21, 2023 CCC Associate Research Scholar Jesse Rodenbiker's recent report in the 2022-2023 Wilson China Fellowship publication, titled "Ecological Civilization Goes Global: China’s Green Soft Power and South-South Environmental Initiatives," delves into the effects of China's green soft power on the world stage. The report emphasizes the following key… Former CCC Postdoctoral Research Associate Aaron Glasserman's Article Has Been Published In The China Quarterly Nov. 4, 2023 Former Center Postdoctoral Research Associate Aaron Glasserman's article "Organizing Dots and Lines: Eastern Hui and the Adaptation of the CCP's Nationalities Work in the Revolutionary Era" has been published online in The China Quarterly. Based primarily on CCP documents and cadre memoirs, the article offers a case study of… Fudan-Princeton and CUHK-Princeton Postdoctoral Programs Have Been Terminated Oct. 19, 2023 The Fudan-Princeton Postdoctoral Program (FPPP) and CUHK Shenzhen and Princeton University Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (CPPP) are no longer active and have been terminated. Center Staff Author Article on “The Widespread Fear Among Scientists of Chinese Descent in the United States” July 18, 2023 Key Findings Feeling the pressure of potential federal investigations since the 2018 launch of the China Initiative, scientists of Chinese descent in the United States now face higher incentives to leave the United States and lower incentives to apply for federal grants. Through analysis of data pertaining to institutional… Jesse Rodenbiker Presents at UN COP-15 in Montreal Dec. 20, 2022 CCC Associate Research Scholar Jesse Rodenbiker spoke on the "promoting cooperation across non-state actors on biodiversity conservation and green development" panel at UN COP-15 in Montreal, Canada on December 9th, 2022. Other panelists in the image include the Director of Global Policy at WWF, Li Lin, and the VP of African… Call for submissions for RSSM special issue on “Social Inequality in East Asia” Nov. 7, 2022 The journal Research in Social Stratification and Mobility invites contributions to a special issue on “Social Inequality in East Asia”. The increasing policy importance of social and economic inequality in mainland China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan underscores the need for rigorous empirical examination of causes… CCC Director Yu Xie Featured in The Wire China's "America's Brain Drain" Oct. 24, 2022 Chinese academics are departing the United States at an accelerating pace, in a sign of America’s diminishing appeal for some of China’s brightest scientific minds. That finding comes from a new study by researchers from Princeton University, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who conducted a… Stanford's SCCEI China Briefs features CCC Director Yu Xie and Renmin Uni. Professor Yongai Jin's Latest Project March 17, 2022 INSIGHTS China’s global image deteriorated between 2005–2018. Higher levels of a country’s economic development and democracy predicted a sharper decline in attitudes toward China. Countries where China had higher rates of foreign direct investment had a more positive perception of China. A larger share of China’s export to a country… 2012 Causal Inference Conference Featuring Judea Pearl and James Heckman, University of Michigan Oct. 20, 2021 If you can not access YouTube, please contact [email protected] to receive a direct link to the video. The 2012 Causal Inference Symposium took place on December 12, sponsored by the Quantitative Methodology Program at the Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan. Hosted by Prof. Yu Xie, he now serves as Bert G… Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page Next › Last page Last »
