NYU China Scholars
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International law, international organizations,international investment regime, bilateral investment treaties, investor-state dispute settlement

International Law, Legal History, International Relations

Modern Chinese history, Chinese Foreign Policy, Chinese Business Case Studies, Business Chinese language and culture

History of Chinese-American Relations, Modern Chinese History, Chinese Foreign Policy and Security Strategies, Cold War International History

Semiotics, economic anthropology, media studies

Chinese law and society, human rights in China, US-China economic cooperation, China-Taiwan relations, international and comparative law

International Law, Law of the Sea, Maritime Delimitation Law, Sovereignty Law, Resource Law

Labor, trade unions, collective bargaining, labor regulation, labor dispute resolution.

Urbanization and technological change, media theory, philosophy of technology and urban studies

Urban planning, urban science, urban computation, post-pandemic cities, low-carbon cities

Mental health; migration; social determinants; China

Anthropology; youth; identity; mental health; Chinese medicine

Constitutional Law; Federalism; Property; Administrative Law; Local Government.

international relations, incl. int’l law, IPE, rational choice, geoeconomics, geopolitics.

Environmentalism, urbanization, climate change

Rare earths, Sino-US competition, BRI, ecological civilization, EU-China relations

China’s Revolutions, Radicalism, Gender, Mao Zedong, Modernity.

Accountability and transparency, rule of law, contentious politics, formal modeling, computational text analysis

Environmental governance, belt and road, ecological civilization, coercion, environmental authoritarianism

Psychology, fatherhood, parent-child interactions and relationships, and children and adolescents’ socioemotional development in contemporary Chinese societies

Urbanization in China, Suzhou Creek, Contemporary Shanghai Architecture, Urban Gentrification, Pocket Space

International Political Economy, International Security, Regional Focus: Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, North America

Geographic information science, remote sensing, environment-tech industries

China Banking, RMB Internationalization, China capital controls, China monetary policy, China foreign exchange policy

‘Eccentric’ (guai) painting and its reception, the material culture of Qing Dynasty antiquarian studies, transcultural exchanges, and the history of Beijing

Buddhism, Tibet, medicine, religion, history.

Urban sociology, neighborhood effects, health inequality, population aging, social survey methods.

International politics, comparative political economy, political geography, economic history, Asia

Chinese media infrastructure, visual politics, film and digital media, techno-environments, geopolitics

Web development, computer science, design, multi-media production and storytelling

International Relations, Comparative Politics, Chinese Foreign Affairs

Chinese philosophy, literature, language, modern Asian history.

Urbanization in China, Shanghai History and Culture, Cultural Heritage
Historical Memory, Chinese Literature

Asian history and religions, India-China interactions, Indian Ocean connections, and Buddhism

Digital silk road, data governance, digital infrastructure, trade, TPP

Qing history; China’s global connections; legal history, culinary history, political culture

ICTs, cultural studies, political economy, fintech, China studies

History of technology, material culture, Qing history, craft, trans-regional exchange

Modern Chinese history, the Middle East, religious and secular ideas, food.

Katherine Wilhelm’s research focuses on domestic Chinese law and civil society. Katherine is Executive Director, US Asia Law Institute and Adjunct Professor of Law.

Digital Technology, Knowledge Production, Media, Governance, Politics

Education, Inequality and Social Mobility, Survey Research and Quantitative Methods, Urban Sociology, Social Demography, Chinese Society

Contemporary Art, Disability, Law, Global Asias, Race

Africa, China, postcolonialism, culture, Cold War

Silk Road; Dunhuang and Turfan Manuscripts; Buddhism; Chinese Religion; Ritual

Critical theory; modernism and modernity; theories of representation, narrative, and interpretation; political philosophy; aesthetics; and twentieth century Chinese literature and culture.

environment, science and technology, urban studies, development, waste.

Chinese divination; Classicism; Expert Knowledge

Media Culture, Queer Studies, Gender, Race, Digital Media

Embodiment and visuality in China, Documentary film, Family and state, filial piety.

History, art, East Asia
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