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."
Professor Rubinstein taught East Asian history at Baruch College for more than 40 years and was central to the growth of Taiwan studies.
Bradley Jardine and Edward Lemon explore how Central Asian nations are taking advantage of global realignments, mineral wealth, and emerging transit corridors to gain leverage and resist dependency.
“A good representation . . . can be translated into policy, into action,” acting director of Columbia’s Asian American Initiative says of the new mayor's appointees.
Eight Tuesday evening sessions will range from the Opium Wars through the Cold War up to present-day tensions surrounding trade surpluses, Taiwan, and more.
Japan historian's work-in-progress will consider the confinement of more than 120,000 civilians in eight countries as "an experiment in global racial management."