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The 2022-23 Wilson China Fellowship Projects

Matthew Erie: Chinese Law and Development: Implications for U.S. Rule of Law Programs

Kyle Jaros: The States of U.S.-China Relations: Predicaments and Prospects for Subnational Engagement

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Mao Lin: Bringing China Back Into the World

Greenhouse with farmland in Hangzhou, China

Kristen Looney: Scaling Up and Going Out: The Politics of Chinese Agribusiness Development

PLA soldiers at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.

Trang (Mae) Nguyen: Legal and Economic Organizations of China-Southeast Asia’s Supply Chains

Elizabeth Plantan: Transnational Civil Society & Authoritarian Politics in China and Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Maria Repnikova: The China-Russia Information Nexus: Convergence and Competition for Narratives

Jesse Rodenbiker: Ecological Civilization Goes Global

Suzanne Scoggins: New Propaganda

Gina Tam: Women Activists and the Fight for a Democratic Hong Kong, 1950-2019

Brandon Kirk Williams: The Innovation Race

John Yasuda: Necessary Fictions

The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars' Asia Program, in conjunction with the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States, operates the Wilson China Fellowship in support of policy-oriented academics with specialization in political, social, economic, security, or historical issues related to China. This fellowship is made possible with the generous support of Carnegie Corporation of New York.

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The 2022-23 Wilson China Fellowship Projects

Matthew Erie: Chinese Law and Development: Implications for U.S. Rule of Law Programs

Kyle Jaros: The States of U.S.-China Relations: Predicaments and Prospects for Subnational Engagement

Mao Lin: Bringing China Back Into the World

Kristen Looney: Scaling Up and Going Out: The Politics of Chinese Agribusiness Development

Daniel Mattingly: How Does the Military Shape Elite Politics in China?

Daniel McDowell: Lending Tree

Jeremy Murray: Claiming the South China Sea with a New National Mythology

Trang (Mae) Nguyen: Legal and Economic Organizations of China-Southeast Asia’s Supply Chains

Elizabeth Plantan: Transnational Civil Society & Authoritarian Politics in China and Russia

Maria Repnikova: The China-Russia Information Nexus: Convergence and Competition for Narratives

Jesse Rodenbiker: Ecological Civilization Goes Global

Suzanne Scoggins: New Propaganda

Gina Tam: Women Activists and the Fight for a Democratic Hong Kong, 1950-2019

Brandon Kirk Williams: The Innovation Race

John Yasuda: Necessary Fictions