New. Ian G. Baird & W. Nathan Green compare histories of #rural #credit systems, showing why Thailand’s farmers can access low-cost state credit from the state with more support, while in Cambodia private credit costs more and has little government support.
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Care about #peerreview in #academia and reducing editorial bias? Taking an innovative approach, The China Quarterly has just moved to a triple-anonymous (or triple-blind) review process for article submissions, instead of the 'double-blind' norm. As the cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🔓 Using data from over 40,000 urban & rural college students, Huan Wang, Claire Cousineau, Matthew Boswell & Hongbin Li examine rural students’ performance and estimate the impact of rural status on their first job wages compared to their urban peers.
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Glad to see that the article Michael West and I wrote for The China Quarterly on China's lawfare targeted at Taiwan has now been collated in Volume 257. Check it out, it's open access. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Our latest issue (CQ 257) is now out and in free access for two weeks
#China #BRI #Weibo #leadership #Taiwan #GMOs #Covid19 #LocalDebt #WaterGovernance #DalaiLama
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Our latest issue includes a Foreword from the CQ editors setting out their vision for the journal and announcing our new triple-anonymous review policy.

#China #PeerReview #TripleAnonymous #TripleBlind #Journals #AreaStudies #China Studies #OpenAccess

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Our latest issue (CQ 257) is now out and in free access for two weeks
#China #BRI #Weibo #leadership #Taiwan #GMOs #Covid19 #LocalDebt #WaterGovernance #DalaiLama
cambridge.org/core/journals/…

During our upcoming mentoring session, Dr. Timothy Hildebrandt, a seasoned editor of The China Quarterly, will share his invaluable experience and strategies for successfully contributing to prestigious academic journals.
🔗Register here: forms.gle/UTXx5jtVubLEZy…

If you're interested in some of the research behind my opinion in the Financial Times, here's a snippet of my PhD project, published in the The China Quarterly last year:

Policy Experimentation under Pressure in Contemporary China | The China Quarterly | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3PzMWAU

Chen Xiang & Ric Neo's survey analyses how positive misinformation and later correction influences citizen's support for the Chinese government. Using economy & pollution, they find that the revealing of misinformation has little impact on political trust.
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Zhihui Fu, Shukai Liu, Guodong Ju, Wen Ma &
Yunsong Chen measure online searches about gift-giving to provide a macro perspective on how guanxi cultures influence #China 's inner migration. #关系 #送礼 #BigData
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🔓New in The China Quarterly: ' #Africans in #China , Western/White #Supremacy and the Ambivalence of Chinese #Racial #Identity ', by Binxin Zhang
#China AndAfrica #racism

Trending in #AreaStudies :
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1) Central Asian studies in China (Central Asian Survey)

2) Mozambique’s Neglected Nationalists in Exile (@jsas_editors)

3) Cash Transfers & Women’s Agency: Evidence from Pakistan’s BISP Program

4) Factional-Ideological Conflicts in

Excited to share my first peer-reviewed article The China Quarterly ! I offer an explanation as to why household registration (hukou) and unequal welfare systems, criticized by many for so long, have remained in place in China. 1/4 doi.org/10.1017/S03057…

My The China Quarterly review of Olivia Cheung's terrific Factional-Ideological Conflicts in Chinese Politics: To the Left or to the Right? (2023) bit.ly/3Vc6Sh7

New online. Steve Kwok-Leung Chan interviewed young #Cham villagers to understand their labour #migration patterns to #Thailand and #Malaysia through the lenses of enculturation and acculturation. #Cambodia
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'Time Matters in Cross-Strait Relations: Tsai Ing-wen and Taiwan's Future'

Nottingham Politics' China specialist Jonathan Sullivan's latest article for The China Quarterly

Read in full ➡️ tinyurl.com/ysywnckr

Find out more about Jon's research➡️tinyurl.com/36mfmnxy

CQ editor Jieyu Liu will give a talk (in Chinese) on 'How to get published in The China Quarterly' on Tuesday 12 March at 11 am, Room 2226, Main Building, Beijing Normal University. Do come along if you're planning to submit to the CQ!

Now out paul-david_lutz provides a much-needed overview of traditional media in #Laos and describes the impact of #digital / #socialmedia on this landscape, challenging simplistic accounts that reduce state-media relations solely to repression and control. doi.org/10.1080/096782…

New: Ziying Jiang & Kaidong Feng examine #China 's policy learning in the field of #StemCellTherapy . Technical and interest complexities, and a fragmented authoritarian structure, lead to policy swings when developing governance of this new #EST arena.
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