Min Ye

@MariaRepnikova @WendyZhou502 @AynneKokas Please encourage Wendy Zhou to apply to our ASTP in China Studies, Pardee School of Boston University. The review starts on Oct 1.

@WendyZhou502 is on the job market this year. She is currently a post-doc at UVA, working with @AynneKokas. Her dissertation examines the roles of #Chinese journalists in #Western media, and she does wonderful job with discourse analysis and interviews.

@Copela1492 read it and loved it.

Political science, sociology, history, and other fields are welcome.

China's domestic politics, international relations, technology, and other specializations are invited to apply.

ASTP in China Studies at Pardee School of Boston University. The review starts on 10/1. Submit applications to AcademicJobsOnline.

The best material on Tiananmen! An incredible source to understand the CCP ruling logic from Deng to Xi! The Tiananmen Papers foreignaffairs.com/china/tiananme… via @ForeignAffairs

"I always felt that I will never, ever have another opportunity to live and think and grow in a place like Princeton." ----I feel the same way!

Min Ye: Xi Jinping's European Visit and Implications for EU-China Relations by Min Ye via @OrionPolicyIns orionpolicy.org/orionforum/274…

@NCUSCR "Because in a period of instability and volatility and acrimony, creating avenues that provide some relief, some outlet, some series of vectors that didn't exist before that provide a backdoor for both sides to be able to take a deep breath...This is absolutely vital."

POV: If We Ban TikTok, What’s Next? bu.edu/articles/2024/… @KaiserKuo @NCUSCR @jorgeheinel @jessicacweiss @CWPColumbia @KevinPGallagher

From middle schools to college campuses, "dislike" China is the mood of the day, and Mainland-China voices are diminishing. How can we illuminate contradictory China smartly and safely? Is there a market? Is it still meaningful?

YOLO《热辣滚烫》- In Cinemas 21 March youtu.be/02Md4mXsLrQ?si… via @YouTube we laughed, and cried, and laughed ... best Chinese movie in a long time; an incredible story in an authentic portrayal of China.

Thanks for your note. The article recognizes the powerful clash of civilization and Thucydides' Trap mechanisms, yet underscores the mitigating role of transnational actors and networks.

I explain and document the mitigating roles of transnational actors and networks in the U.S.-China competition, TPP, BRI, and Indo-Pacific propositions.

Security in context (SiC): a novel theoretical and empirical approach to the US–China rivalry tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The Self-Doubting Superpower foreignaffairs.com/united-states/… via @ForeignAffairs As the land of immigrants, self-doubt, hence self striving, is a powerful source of American strength.

The Big One foreignaffairs.com/china/united-s… via @ForeignAffairs How to prevent it?

wsj.com/finance/china-… via @WSJ Isn't this a natural product of a changed international financial order? Better deal with the world we have, rather than recreate the world we desire.

@FareedZakaria @jlaevia To truly marginalized groups, DEI is the hope for belonging, respect, and representation.

America’s top universities should abandon their long misadventure into politics, retrain their gaze on their core strengths and rebuild their reputations as centers of research and learning. My take: