“Xi’s view is really tit for tat. If you engage, they will engage. If you want to throw a punch, Xi is going to throw a punch,” says Jessica Chen...

The Asian Studies Department of Cornell University is pleased to announce the Kyoko Selden Translation Prize for 2022 in this, our final year of the...

“Given the reality that China has basically had so little devastation in terms of health effects, it would really crush the narrative. And I think...

Eswar Prasad, professor of international trade policy, says it’s “interesting that the leadership seems to have allowed at least some room for the...

Jeremy Wallace, associate professor of government and faculty director of the East Asia Program, writes this analysis about the protests in China over...

EAP’s graduate fellowships and other funding programs continue to support critical graduate student research and training as well as undergraduate...

“For the first time under Xi Jinping, we have a nationwide protest movement,” says ILR professor Eli Friedman in an interview in Vox.

“To me, this feels very familiar, at least this part of it: the idea of kind of not trying to make a scene, trying to reduce backlash in the moment,”...

“The China supply chain is not going to evaporate overnight,” says Eli Friedman, associate professor in the ILR School. “Decoupling is just not...

The cross-class, cross-ethnic protests are a “movement against surveillance” says Friedman, professor of international and comparative labor.