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2020 Projects
The Fellows

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Policy Report
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2020 Projects
The Fellows

Media
Policy Report
About

Applications for 2021 class are now open!

Applications are due by December 31st, 2020!

Guidelines and application here.

Cloth Factory

Darren Byler: "Chinese Technologies of Population Management on the New Silk Road"

Desert Plain of Lop Nur, Xinjiang

Sara Castro: "Lop Nur and the U.S. Intelligence Gaze: Evaluating the American Intelligence Process During China's Nuclearization"

Indian Ocean Countries

Christopher Colley: "An Emerging Great Power Triangle? China, India, and the United States in the Indian Ocean"

Container Ship in the Arctic

Rush Doshi: "'China's New Frontiers:' The Changing Geopolitics of Space, the Poles, and the Deep Sea"

Xi Jinping at lecturn

Alexander Dukalskis: "Authoritarian Image Management & PRC 'Advertorials' in Foreign Publications"

Julian Gewirtz: "Catch Up and Surpass: Technology and China's Quest for Wealth and Power"

Surveillance Cameras in Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China

Sheena Chestnut Greitens: "Assessing the Global Impact of Chinese Surveillance Technology"

Vessel at Gwadar Port, Pakistan

Isaac Kardon: "China's 'New Era' of Influence on Pakistan"

Power Plant in Northern Loas

Lami Kim: "Nuclear Belt and Road: China's Nuclear Exports and Its Implications for World Politics"

Sinopec, a Chinese State-Owned Petrochemical Company

Wendy Leutert: "The International Origins of China's National Champions"

Southeast Asia Viewed from Space

Jessica Liao: “China’s Green Mercantilism and Environmental Governance: A New Belt and Road to the Global South?”

View of the Taiwan Strait from Space

Adam Liff: "The U.S.-Japan Alliance and Taiwan"

Shanghai City Scenery With Data Overlaid

Xiao Liu: Understanding China's Governance Space of Personal Data"

Vessels on the South China Sea

Oriana Skylar Mastro: "The Heart of the Matter: Understanding Chinese Intentions in the South China Sea and Implications for U.S. Strategy"

World Map Highlighting United States and China

Joshua Shifrinson: "The U.S.-China Competition in Historical and Theoretical Perspective"

Hydropower Dam Under Construction in Luang Prabang, Laos

Cecilia Han Springer: "Environmental Sustainability and China's Hydropower Development in Southeast Asia"

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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