The newest Studies title, co-authored by two Columbia alumnae, benefits from unusual access to an insular community who chose to stay in Japan after WWII.
The Director of Columbia's China Center for Social Policy describes the similar challenges facing America and China around inequality.
Top figures in government and business from both countries see collaboration around AI, semiconductors, and tech infrastructure as the next stage in the bilateral relationship.
This year's prompt asks, "What does it mean to study Northeast, Southeast, and Inner Asia now, in a moment of exceptional geopolitical turbulence?" Deadline to submit: April 27, 2026.
China is still capable of great things, says the SIPA Adjunct Professor, but it needs a new vision of its workers “not as tools for prosperity but as beneficiaries of prosperity.”
Publications with CSIS and Foreign Affairs assess President Xi's ongoing purges and the upcoming summit with US President Trump.
First-year student is currently writing his MA thesis on Chinese American immigrants' conservative political leanings.
This year's expanded edition gives a comprehensive overview of WEAI's three book series, recent award winners, and more.
The Japan scholar's absorbing ARB conversation touches on Hokusai, the transformation of the Japanese landscape, and even a Godzilla movie.
New grant supports Taiwan-focused work across disciplines and at every level. Deadline to apply: March 13.
MJHA hails a literary study for exploring the Japanese novel as "a uniquely capacious instrument for social critique and political agency."
“Both books offer a needed corrective," writes the veteran scholar of contemporary Chinese politics, "but neither is definitive."