2005 Beida Reforms March-April “The (III),” 2005 Drain and Brain Gain May-June “Brain (IV),” 2011 and Behavior of Contemporary Chinese Youth: Nationalism, Materialism and “Attitudes March-April-May-June (double issue) Internationalism,” My responsibilities include the selection of materials for translation, some translation work, editing of translations, and the preparation of an introduction for each issue. WORK IN PROGRESS: A co-edited volume on Chinese soft power (with Ying Zhu) A study of Hollywood films in China, including audience reaction, the impact of the WTO decision on film imports and distribution, and the differing goals of the Chinese government and the American studios with regard to their relationship. Continuing work on Chinese social and value change, particularly with regard to Chinese youth, based on public opinion and survey data, interviews, and a close reading of the Chinese media BOOK REVIEWS (Selected list): By Robert Tung in (Hong Proscribed Chinese Writing Far Eastern Economic Review Kong), December 3, 1976. by Kenneth Lieberthal in A Research Guide to Central Meetings in China, 1949-1975 August 1978. Journal of Asian Studies, by Gordon Bennett. Yundong: Mass Campaigns in Chinese Leadership Revolution at by Charles P. Cell in Work: Mobilization Campaigns in China American Political June 1979. Science Review, by Hong Yung Lee in The Politics of the Chinese Cultural Revolution Journal of Asian August 1979. Studies, by Isabel and David Crook in Mass Movement in a Chinese Village: Ten Mile Inn The June 1980. China Quarterly, by Elizabeth J. Perry in Rebels and Revolutionaries in North China, 1845-1945 December 1981. American Political Science Review,
2005 “The Beida Reforms (III),” March-April 2005 “Brain Drain and Brain Gain (IV),” May-June 2011 “Attitudes and Behavior of Contemporary Chinese Youth: Nationalism, Materialism and Internationalism,” March-April-May-June (double issue) My responsibilities include the selection of materials for translation, some translation work, editing of translations, and the preparation of an introduction for each issue. WORK IN PROGRESS: A co-edited volume on Chinese soft power (with Ying Zhu) A study of Hollywood films in China, including audience reaction, the impact of the WTO decision on film imports and distribution, and the differing goals of the Chinese government and the American studios with regard to their relationship. Continuing work on Chinese social and value change, particularly with regard to Chinese youth, based on public opinion and survey data, interviews, and a close reading of the Chinese media BOOK REVIEWS (Selected list): Proscribed Chinese Writing By Robert Tung in Far Eastern Economic Review (Hong Kong), December 3, 1976. A Research Guide to Central Meetings in China, 1949-1975 by Kenneth Lieberthal in Journal of Asian Studies, August 1978. Yundong: Mass Campaigns in Chinese Leadership by Gordon Bennett. Revolution at Work: Mobilization Campaigns in China by Charles P. Cell in American Political Science Review, June 1979. The Politics of the Chinese Cultural Revolution by Hong Yung Lee in Journal of Asian Studies, August 1979. Mass Movement in a Chinese Village: Ten Mile Inn by Isabel and David Crook in The China Quarterly, June 1980. Rebels and Revolutionaries in North China, 1845-1945 by Elizabeth J. Perry in American Political Science Review, December 1981.