“There is a danger that (Chinese President) Xi Jinping will see this period as one of especially pronounced American weakness and look to take...

Victor Nee (EAP) publishes new research about immigration. “This is the first time it’s been carefully documented that the economic institutions of...

Magnus Fiskesjö, (EAP, SEAP, PACS) associate professor in anthropology, writes this opinion piece about the seizing of Swedish citizen Gui Minhai from...

"If people want to remember personal experiences, the best way is to put them online,” said lead author Qi Wang, PhD, EAP professor of human...

A conversation with Allen Carlson, director of Cornell’s China and Asia Pacific Studies program.

"What I think has really helped is China has used that stimulus judiciously in tandem with effective virus control,” says Eswar Prasad, professor of...

Congratulations to all of our EAP Fellowship recipients - EAP is proud to support their research and acknowledge their focus and determination to make...

Tapping worldwide connections, the Einaudi Center matched dozens of students with paid summer internships and research in their fields.

“I think this sentiment is likely to persist because of longer-term trends in China toward growing repression,” says Jessica Chen Weiss.

“You started to see this more assertive diplomatic stance as the U.S.-China trade war heated up, and with Beijing beginning to realize it needed to...