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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

10 months

Global supply chains have become new economic weapons for great powers. In this article with @mevers90 , we develop a structural theory of business-state relations and show how power transitions affect a state's ability to exercise economic statecraft 1/n

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In a review essay published in @PoPpublicsphere , I have the honor to examine state-business collusion, state vs private capitalism, and economic strategy based on three award-winning books by @yuenyuenang , @YelingT and Changdong Zhang. Open access here

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3 years

Five years in the making, I am glad that my article co-authored with @haozhangmit finally came out Open Access in @AJPS_Editor . A thread below:

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

I am thrilled to share that my article co-authored with the brilliant @fhollenbach finally came out open access in @ISQ_Jrnl after many years of working together. A thread below:

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2 years

In this new paper funded by the Wilson China Fellowship @TheWilsonCenter , I examined the three stages of state-business relations in China:

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2 years

Honored and grateful that my paper coauthored with @fhollenbach won the Best Comparative Policy Paper Award from @APSAtweets @APSA_PubPol . Thanks to all who provided feedback along the way. A brief 🧵:

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

Excited that my new article, "Institutional Rebound: Why Reforming China’s State-Owned Enterprises Is so Difficult," is coming out in Comparative Politics An earlier version can be found here 1/n

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Super excited that @JohnsHopkins has received major funding for a new Center for Economy and Society, and I am glad that I can help in the process, together with Steve Teles, Angus Burgin, and @henryfarrell . Also proud that @margaretlevi will head our advisory board. Links below:

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

It looks like Huawei's progress on Chip technology is the biggest news this week on US-China tech war. I have predicted this outcome in several pieces since 2018 1/4

New phone sparks worry China has found a way around U.S. tech limits

Huawei, which has been under U.S. sanctions for years, released the phone pointedly during Gina Raimondo’s visit to Beijing

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

5 years

My recent book, Manipulating Globalization, explains the politics behind China’s implementation of industrial policies in a globalized era. When I started the research almost a decade ago, few people knew firms like Huawei or ZTE.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

In July 2021, morale was high and citizens endorsed the leadership. A year later, China is in crisis and the state is cornered. Why did the state fail to adjust its Covid policy in time? 1) The desire to preserve the international image; 2) domestic information constraints. 1

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1 year

A comprehensive article about the US-China tech war. No matter which side you are on, it's worth reading.

‘An Act of War’: Inside America’s Silicon Blockade Against China (Published 2023)

The Biden administration thinks it can preserve America’s technological primacy by cutting China off from advanced computer chips. Could the plan backfire?

www.nytimes.com

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Just testified in front of @USCC_GOV on the U.S. Senate committee hearing channel. A good chance to re-think state-business relations and important players in China's economic ecosystem. My testimony starts around 02:32 @saishopkins @AsiaProgram

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1 year

#SAISgrad23 Nothing is more exciting than seeing my own brilliant student graduating @SAISHopkins . Congrats to @EricaYunyi ! I am humbled to have her taking three courses with me. Sending her off to start her PhD in Political Science @UTAustin !

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Honored to be the 2021 Wilson China Fellow for my project “U.S.-China ‘Tech Cold War’: The Counterproductive Weaponization of the Supply Chain?” I build on the concept of #weaponizedinterdependence developed by @henryfarrell @ANewman_forward @dandrezner @SAISHopkins @AsiaProgram

The Indo-Pacific Program

@WC_IndoPacific

4 years

We are proud to announce today the 2021-22 cohort of Wilson China Fellows! Check out the 25 members of our new class here:

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1 year

“Mommy, I found this leaf outside. It has four different colors.” Children’s world is always so beautiful 😍

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Here is a podcast I just did on my recent book with ChinaEcon Talk

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

2 years

Super excited that my mentor @MkBlyth won @isanet 's SWIPE Mentor Award in IPE. He combines scholarly brilliance with humor and wisdom. He knows when to hand-hold and when to cultivate independence. See quotes from all of us here 1/2

Above and beyond

Award recognizes Professor Mark Blyth for being a mentor par excellence.

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

2 years

Everyone @SAISHopkins and the larger DC area should come to @izading 's talk on her impactful book The Performative State this Friday afternoon from 3:00 to 4:30 pm in the Rome Auditorium organized by @ChinaSais

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

3 years

Very excited about my coming talk at @Yale 's China colloquium! My first in-person event since the start of the pandemic. Thanks to @mattinglee for the invitation. Everyone is welcome to stop by if you happen to be in the region. More information here

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2 years

Excited to be part of @RoselynHsueh 's book talk happening today 3:30-5:00 pm. 1619 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC.

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

Getting ready to move to our fancy new building at 555 Penn 😊 Still a lot of work to do!

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1 year

This email went to my junk mail first. But apparently, @WileyGlobal just sent me a certificate of "top downloaded article." 😊

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

I'm proud to have my book reviewed by @YueHou7 on Perspectives on Politics @PoPpublicsphere (the comparative politics section). She captured the big picture and details better than myself, and suddenly made me want to read my own book

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

5 years

book reviews just came out in Journal of East Asian Studies Journal of Chinese Political Science Contemporary Chinese Political Economy Business Tianjin

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Before an exciting semester starts in person, I am coming to make sure that all blinds are fine. When I used this classroom 3 years ago, sunlight would directly come into students’ eyes. So glad that brand new blinds are installed! And there is even a small kitchen😊😅

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

5 years

Just finished reading these two excellent new books on China’s political economy. Freshly published from the presses! Definitely recommend using them for your classes! @YueHou7 @nujoaixil @agoldstn Also I am proud to be a discussant for the latter’s book conference.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Since many discussed meritocracy, see this well-known article Performance matters more at lower levels than higher levels. Thus not surprised about faction building for politburo. But, are we saying that lower-level meritocracy is now gone too?

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

First class in person ended well， despite the tornado warning…

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

My here goes out to all who are suffering from the earthquakes. My own hometown experienced a similar disaster in 2008. Hope to find effective ways to help.

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Honored to be a speaker at the inaugural US-China Subnational Symposium with @ChinaKenL and @MaryGao . Sincere thanks to @MichiganChina and @NCUSCR . Learned a great deal!

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Very much looking forward to this in-person talk by @vshih2 on his important book, organized by @ChinaSais , and moderated by @MerthaAndrew . Link here

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

5 years

No no Mr. Enjeti. I am an independent scholar and I criticize whatever I want to criticize. Would you say that if CCP did not intervene, then WSJ can just simply be racist? I am not asked by the CCP to do anything, but I still find this unacceptable.

Saagar Enjeti

@esaagar

5 years

The Chinese Communist is party is attacking and inciting a harassment campaign against WSJ columnist @wrmead for writing about coronavirus The CCP does not get to dictate our headlines and should spend more time treating the virus instead of covering it up

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

👇That's exactly how I felt (and wrote in my diary) when I saw the Hu Jintao episode. Whether you like Hu or not, when he walked out of the party congress, I know that an era has passed, and a door has been completely closed. What is waiting ahead for us? I am not sure.

Yuen Yuen Ang

@yuenyuenang

2 years

My oped @nytimes - China’s great capitalist revolution under Mr. Deng and his successors is now history. So is Mr. Xi’s first 10 years in office, when there was at least a minimal layer of checks on his power from moderate, non-loyalist officials.

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1 year

For those of you who happened to be around today. Join our discussion :-)

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4 years

lol I went to a virtual talk today but because the speaker had an emergency, i was changed from audience to a speaker 😅

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

2 years

Recently, many academic friends reached out to share their exciting papers, telling me they cited my work. It turned out they cited works by the other professor Ling Chen at Tsinghua who co-authored with professor Barry Naughton😅 I very much admire both of their works 1/3

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

And in an article forthcoming in International Security with my brilliant co-author @mevers90 , we also discuss why US strategies may be counterproductive and spur more technology acceleration. We will share the article soon. Stay tuned! 4/4

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Good news - my book now has a new price of $26. It is formal! You can get it at Amazon prime has temporally sold it out of stock (from this link here ) Will urge them to fill up the stock soon but there are other purchasing options

Manipulating Globalization: The Influence of Bureaucrats on Business in China - Ling Chen

The era of globalization saw China emerge as the world's manufacturing titan. However, the made in China model—with its reliance on cheap labor and thin profits—has begun to wane. Beginning in the...

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

5 years

My recent book, Manipulating Globalization, explains the politics behind China’s implementation of industrial policies in a globalized era. When I started the research almost a decade ago, few people knew firms like Huawei or ZTE.

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3 years

me: oh look! There is a little birdie... my daughter: mommy, I talk like a three-year-old, but you should not talk like that. You should at least talk like a nine-year-old... me: ...

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

JHU's Center for Economy and Society (CES) is having an open-rank search for two professorships in political economy. For more about CES, see here: If you are interested, apply here:

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Last week, @JohnsHopkins started to cover open access cost for faculty to publish in Cambridge University Press journals, in addition to Wiley.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Southeast Asian food plus a big statue of bubble tea.

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

A beautiful day chatting with colleagues and friends in DC, especially after not seeing real people for so long.

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2 years

Internationally, China wanted to prove its superior Covid control policy in contrast to the number of covid death in the US (reported daily in China). Of course, the ultimate reason for preserving an international image was to boost domestic legitimacy. 2

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Ling Chen

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4 years

For many years, China scholars have to deal with Chinese hyper-nationalist-conspiracy-theorists, on the one hand, and China haters who think that even the rice we eat can be labeled authoritarian, on the other hand.

Yiqing Xu

@xuyiqing

4 years

tbh, any time I praise China, I add “although” afraid of being seen as a CCP propagandist; any time I criticize China, I add “but”, worrying it'd add fuel to the already hyped-up red scare. That’s something Chinese scholars in the US will have to face for the years to come.

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2 years

Glad that my article co-authored with @haozhangmit "Strategic Authoritarianism: The Political Cycles and Selectivity of China's Tax-Break Policy" has made it onto the list of most cited AJPS articles in 2021-2022.

American Journal of Political Science | MPSA Journal | Wiley Online Library

Click on the title to browse this issue

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AJPS

@AJPS_Editor

2 years

We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest virtual issue of most cited American Journal of Political Science articles in 2021-2022. These top cited papers are open access and free to read. View the issue and share widely with your colleagues.

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Just went to a fantastic book talk by @yuenyuenang at UCSD with extremely vivid illustrations on the type of corruption in China. Also honored to see my own work on Kunshan being quoted on a slide :-) can't wait to read the book!

Yuen Yuen Ang

@yuenyuenang

4 years

CHINA'S GILDED AGE is released today on Amazon (Kindle) Like everyone else, I didn't expect a pandemic, let alone releasing my 2⃣🔖during one Grateful to be safe during this difficult time, and even more 🙏 to all who keep us safe and fed. Thank you!

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Excellent piece by @jessicacweiss and @jerometenk . I was IN China in January and used VPN to access US news. Tons of virus reports. To say that the US delayed response (two months later!) because of China's cover up is not logical.

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

For those who plan to attend APSA but not crossing the picket line, see below 👇 Most hotels on APSA portal (Indigo, Figueroa, Marriott, Courtyard, InterContinental, Residence Inn, Sheraton) are on Local 11 list. 1/5

Planning Area

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

And in my Wilson China Fellow paper, I study more systematically the implications for state-business alliance under techno-nationalism: 3/4

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@lingchenjhu

10 months

This is my first time publishing an IR article in @Journal_IS and I learned a lot in the process. @SAISHopkins . We appreciate comments from many scholars, and we benefit from the weaponized interdependence theory @henryfarrell @ANewman_forward @dandrezner 6/n

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Also, Trump has a nick name 川建国，which means he helped to destroy US and hence facilitate the rise of China...It took me a while to understand this nick name.

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@KennedyCSIS

4 years

“If Biden is elected, I think this could be more dangerous for China, because he will work with allies to target China, whereas Trump is destroying U.S. alliances.”

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Ling Chen

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4 years

two- year-old: "Mama, what a great choice of a yellow shirt. I love your purple dress and your black hair. They are beautiful. I love your watch too!" Me: "Awww..really...so so sweet.." Two-year-old: "I want cake, mama! I want a strawberry cake!"

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Do you think you can just say "go back to China" and run away? Nope. At least there is a social cost. Maura Moynihan, you deleted your social media account, but everyone, including your father, will think that your behavior is shameful.

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Just recognized that this shameless hater injured two people. And kudos to the 75-year-old who fought back. Assaulting the elderly just because you think they are weak reveals how ugly you are. It is obviously time to stand up.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Domestically, a centralized system cannot acquire fast and accurate information on how desperate the population has become, which differs fundamentally from routine societal complaints. The state hence drastically overestimated its ability to maintain the zero covid policy. 3

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

This month, two academic girl friends who just had babies called me and mentioned their worries. They really want to go to a conference but their husbands will be away, and they need to figure out how to pump and store milk appropriately and whether to have overnight nannies, or

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Democratization aside, CCP's mass line "from the masses, to the masses" requires knowing the status and thoughts of the masses, which is clearly not the case here, giving local states room for information manipulation. 4

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

These men sexually harassed and raped women, but then, they voted to deprive women of their abortion rights.

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

"It's easier to be a parent this morning. Its easier to tell your kids, character matters. Telling the truth matters. Being a good person matters. Every day you're waking up you are getting these tweets. And you spent so much of your life energy just trying to hold it together."

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Van Jones. So powerful

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1 year

My Monkey Cage piece pointed at the beginning of the tech war (when actions started on ZTE) that this will be a wake-up call for China to re-focus on hardcore technology 2/4

Analysis | How this trade war could backfire — in China’s favor

Techno-nationalism is clearly on the rise in China.

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

Congratulations to our own Ryan Kim @SAISHopkins for winning the JHU Catalyst Award this year!

Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences

@JHUArtsSciences

1 year

Congratulations to all of the amazing early-career faculty members who will receive the 2023 Johns Hopkins Catalyst Awards. 🎉

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Yep, when I first saw the news, I was like of course, any consulate that is forced out have to burn documents. Otherwise, they hand them to the U.S.? But then Republicans came out asking what they are hiding. Really?

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4 years

I can't get over how stupid the 'if they were burning papers they must have something to hide' line was about Houston. Of course they had something to hide! It was a consulate! The US does the exact same thing - destroying confidential information - when forced out.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Just out today: I enjoyed discussing this paper in the Pekingology podcast with Jude Blanchette, Freeman Chair in China Studies @CSISFreeman @CSIS

CSIS Freeman Chair in China Studies

@CSISFreeman

2 years

NEW: @SAISHopkins @lingchenjhu joined @CSISFreeman Jude Blanchette this week on Pekingology to discuss her recent article, Capital Mobility and Taxation: State-Business Collusion in China. Listen here:

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Glad to be affiliated with @FairbankCenter as an associate in research!

Fairbank Center, Harvard University

@FairbankCenter

5 years

Welcome to our new affiliates for 2019-2020! We are pleased to welcome 49 affiliates, including new faculty, An Wang posdoctoral fellows, Hou Family Fellows in Taiwan Studies, visiting scholars, graduate student associates, and associates in research

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4 years

I loooove Feburary. Its full of good news from my friends/colleagues/students. People have won awards, landed on tenure-track jobs, won fellowships, having publications accepted, being accepted to PhD programs. Amazing! ✌️

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Pork price is actually more important than many have recognized for China's stability

China’s great pork shortage: Why it could cost Beijing

African swine fever’s hit on China’s pork supplies may threaten perceptions of the government and its ability to keep raising living standards.

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

Congrats to @linshengqiao for winning the APSA Franklin L. Burdette/Pi Sigma Alpha Award for the best conference paper presented at APSA! I am proud to be on his doctoral dissertation committee.

Shengqiao Lin | 林声巧

@linshengqiao

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I am really thrilled to announce that my dissertation paper received Franklin L. Burdette/Pi Sigma Alpha Award for the best paper presented in @APSAtweets conference! You can find the working paper here (R&R now)

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Ling Chen

@lingchenjhu

2 years

Wonderful conference indeed. I am glad to be part of it!

Events

To request special services, accommodations, or assistance for any events, please contact the Watson Institute at [email protected] or (401) 863-2809.

home.watson.brown.edu

Mark Blyth

@MkBlyth

2 years

And since the link didn't expand on posting - here's the poster

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

What impact will zero-Covid have on China's economy? My take on this question. With @jerometenk and @michaelxpettis on The Hundred run by @david_g_landry . @SAISHopkins

What impact will zero-Covid have on China's economy?

The Hundred #12: May 30, 2022

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@lingchenjhu

10 months

Our findings shift scholarly debates on the use of economic statecraft in modern great power competition and have policy implications for weaponizing supply chains against rising powers like China. 5/n

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Yesterday,Johns Hopkins made the booster shot mandatory.

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

My take on Biden's 100 days policy quoted in Financial Times. Not surprised by democrats' emphasis on values. Also admire many of his domestic policies. But I am surprised by his continuity of Trump's economic and tech policies. @SAISHopkins @AsiaProgram

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

I just went through an online portal where the security question for log in is "who is your doctoral dissertation advisor?" Wow that was quite a security question!😊

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Still on going. If zoom is slow, you can directly go to YouTube link.

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

The center will hire new faculty and postdocs, contribute to at least five disciplines, and contribute to the training of undergrad and graduate students.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

just simply bring the baby on the way. This detail reminds me of other numerous difficulties for women and mothers who are in academia and who want to remain in academia. Feeling thankful to all women that have generously helped me before 🙏🙏

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Yesterday at @ChinaSais reception. Proud for all graduating students. About 2/3 of them have taken my various classes on China, East Asia and Comparative Politics. And thanks for the precious gift @saiscsr I appreciate your appreciation! @SAISHopkins

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@lingchenjhu

11 months

I am shocked to learn that @davidrdollar has passed away. He is such a brilliant scholar and kind person who will be sorely missed. Rest in peace.

Brookings China

@BrookingsChina

6 years

Panel 2 is on China's economic outlook, featuring Wang Yan (IFF), Liu Yong (China Development Bank) and Ling Chen ( @SAISHopkins ), and @davidrdollar moderating.

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Yay! so many great scholars. I did mine here. One has to listen to find out why female bureaucrats are important for my fieldwork 😁

How Local Bureaucrats Helped Create Chinese Tech Giants

Why did Shenzhen, a backwater fishing village, spawn the likes of industry leaders ZTE, Huawei, and Lenovo, while Suzhou, which previously scored massive invest

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Yuen Yuen Ang

@yuenyuenang

4 years

Delightful to chat with @jordanschnyc who read my whole book (& sent over 3 pages of notes). Plus, only time I get to speculate on casting for a Bo Xilai movie. Tune in to his China Talk Podcast, with @eosnos , Eddie Fishman, & others

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Yes, that's definitely a great point relevant to my own work. I actually read this brilliant book when it first came out. But I just noticed this highlighted part the first time!

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@yuenyuenang

4 years

Ironically, that backfired. Attracting giant foreign companies crowded out indigenous innovation. An argument that echoes @lingchenjhu study of Suzhou in Manipulating Globalization Suzhou copied the Singapore model, and thus replicated its strengths and weaknesses

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4 years

Starting my day with appreciation: I thank those who pack and deliver groceries to me and those who deliver bakery to me. I appreciate you saving my life during this hard time!

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@lingchenjhu

1 year

Yellen's visit to @SAISHopkins . Enjoyed talking to @AnaSwanson What I mean here (to expand a bit) is that what belongs to the "security" area is vague, and there is no clear definition. Just like years ago, we would not think that Tiktok is an issue

Yellen Calls for ‘Constructive’ China Relationship (Published 2023)

The Treasury secretary laid out a vision in which the United States could continue cooperating economically with China despite what she described as acute security threats.

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

I feel proud that I once lived on the 16th street.

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Sometimes I wonder how editors decide on a headline. But I have read so many different versions of Huawei's interview in different languages. Ren Zhengfei's view towards US is much more complicated than this I have to say

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

When saying “we are against racialism,” are we really doing it? Do white people only make real friends with white people? Are they caught by surprise whenever minorities, expected to be silent, suddenly speak up? Do they only live in white neighborhoods?

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Agree with the implications of the finding. But I am surprised to find for women with young children, the covid only decreases research time by1.5 hours per day? Really? That's how long I get my child to sit on the dinner table. When daycare is closed, 8 hours is lost, no?

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@professor_dave

4 years

Compared to childless academic men, since the start of the pandemic, women with children have lost over 500 hours of research time. Even compared to men with children they've lost 150-200 hours of research. As for single parents, I'd dread to see the data.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

3) the US-China tech war stage, when techno-nationalism is on the rise with tight state control, which is discussed in this paper, but there are more works to come.

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

@FilipeCampante In China it's similar. Used to be a fancy thing that young people go to. Later become kids-orientated. But was not associated with poor people at all. Part of the reason is McDonald uses different recipes in China catering to Asians so they taste good...

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

My first time being quoted by @FortuneMagazine . Simply supplying capital for setting up plants isn't enough, when US needs many years to have the skilled workforce that matches the desired capacity to fabricate chips, and this gave Asian countries leverage.

The U.S. wants to spend $52 billion to become a chips powerhouse. Experts say that hundreds of...

Experts say that the CHIPS Act may not be able to achieve its goals. Hundreds of billions more in funding—and decades to build up a skilled laborforce—is needed, experts say.

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@lingchenjhu

4 years

Thanks, @SSRC_IDRF for the generous support, without which I would not be able to complete this project or even get it started!

SSRC IDRF

@SSRC_IDRF

4 years

Congrats to IDRF alum @lingchenjhu on her recent book "Manipulating Globalization: The Influence of Bureaucrats on Business in China" which explores the politics of China's implementation of industrialized policies in a globalized era.

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@lingchenjhu

3 years

Passing by the good old Massachusetts Ave and Agora in DC. Have missed you.

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

2) the fragmented coalition stage, when bureaucrats promoting international business and indigenous firm innovation form coalitions with their own business clients. My World Development article explains the dynamics of this stage:

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

A common theme emerged among them on state-business collusion: the state promotes growth but seeks every measure to keep the upper hand in authoritarian governance, while businesses have to bribe to survive, giving rise to patron-client relations.

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@lingchenjhu

5 years

Another belated post, but better late than never. Enjoyed my time @WatsonInstitute talking about my book. @MkBlyth @ed_steinfeld Great to come back to a city that I lived for three years. @stanfordpress

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@lingchenjhu

2 years

Both Samsung and TSMC received exemption

WSJ News Exclusive | Samsung, TSMC Win Exemption From New U.S. Chip Restrictions on China

The semiconductor giants are among other companies that have received a one-year exemption from the new restrictions on exports of advanced chips and related equipment to China.

www.wsj.com

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