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Frank Nikolaas Pieke Curriculum Vitae Frank Nikolaas Pieke Curriculum Vitae January 2016 Current post • Professor and Chair, Modern Chinese Studies, Leiden University (from July 2010) Research profile • Modern Chinese studies • Cultural anthropology • Chinese migration and overseas Chinese communities • Immigration in China • Chinese Communist Party • Administrative modernization in China • Local Chinese politics Previous posts held • University Lecturer of Modern Politics and Society of China and Fellow of St Cross College, University of Oxford (1995-2010) • University Lecturer, Anthropology and Sociology of Contemporary China, Documentation and Research Centre for Contemporary China, Sinological Institute, University of Leiden, the Netherlands (1986-1995) University education • Ph.D., Cultural Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley (1992) • Non-degree programme, Modern Chinese History, Beijing University, (1983) • Non-degree programme, Modern Chinese, Beijing Language Institute, (1982) • MA (cum laude), Cultural Anthropology, University of Amsterdam (1982) • BA (cum laude), Cultural Anthropology, University of Amsterdam (1979) Current projects • Immigration and the Transformation of Chinese Society (2015-2017) • China and the Netherlands (Leiden Asia Centre, 2015-2016) Previous projects • Leiden Asia Centre (Executive Director, since 2015) • Asian Modernities and Traditions (Leiden University research concentration area, lead coordinator, 2010-2015) • British Inter-University China Centre (BICC; Director, 2006-2011) • Field research project How to Be a Good Communist in Reform-era China: An Ethnographic Study of Cadre Training (2004-2007) • Programme Head, research programme Sending Contexts, ESRC Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS, 2003-2006) • Field research project Never a Level Playing Field: Community and Connections in the Quest for Modernity in Rural China (1996-2003) • Principal Investigator of the research project At the Margins of the Chinese World System: The Fuzhou Diaspora in Europe under the ESRC Programme on Transnational Communities (1999-2001) • Programme Director, research programme on International Social Organization in East and Southeast Asia: Qiaoxiang Ties in the Twentieth Century, International Institute of Asian Studies, Leiden (with L.M. Douw, 1995-1997) • Research fellow and project leader (with A.J. Saich) of the documentation and research project State and Civil Society in China at the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam (1991 - 1993) • Project leader of the project Collection Chinese People's Movement, Spring 1989, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam (1989 - 1990) • Ph.D. fieldwork in Beijing as affiliated researcher at Institute for Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing (November 1988 - June 1989) Consultancies • Emerging Markets and Migration Policy: China. Report for the Center for Migrations and Citizenship, French Institute of International Relations (IFRI), 2014. Report online at http://www.ifri.org/?page=contribution-detail&id=8163. • Chinese Investment Strategies and Migration: Does Diaspora Matter? Report for the Migration Policy Centre, European University Institute, Florence, 2013 (with Tabitha Speelman). Report online at http://cadmus.eui.eu/handle/1814/29456. • Cadre Training and the Party School System in Contemporary China. Report for Europe China Research and Advice Network (ECRAN), 2011 • Organization of seminar series on contemporary China at the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 2007-2009 • Review of UK Home Office Country of Origin (COI) Report on China. Advisory Panel on Country Information (APCI), 2007 and 2009 • Advice on China strategy and organization of a day-long briefing seminar on contemporary China, Kent County Council, 2007 • Trafficking and Forced Migration of Chinese in the UK. International Labour Organization (2005-2006) • YEDP – Selected National Policies – Summary Analysis and YEDP: Stakeholder Analysis. Yunnan Environmental Development Programme (YEDP), Department for International Development and Scott Wilson Consultancy (2004-2005) • Informal Remittance Systems. Department for International Development (DFID), UK and the European Community’s Poverty Reduction Effectiveness Programme (EC-PREP) (2004, with Nicholas Van Hear and Anna Lindley). Report online at http://www.compas.ox.ac.uk/publications/Informal%20Remittances%20report.sht ml 2 • The Contribution of UK-based Diasporas to Development and Poverty Reduction. Report by the ESRC Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS) for the Department for International Development (2004, with Nicholas Van Hear and Steven Vertovec) • China Migration Country Study. Report for the Department for International Development under its programme on “Migration, Development & Pro-Poor t Policy Choices in Asia” (2003, with Huang Ping). Report online at http://www.livelihoods.org/hot_topics/docs/Dhaka_CP_3.pdf • Trends in Chinese Migration to Europe: Fujianese Migration in Perspective. IOM Migration Research Series No. 6. Geneva: International Organization for Migration (2002). Report online at http://www.iom.int//DOCUMENTS/PUBLICATION/EN/mrs_6_2002.pdf • Vegetable Boom and the Question of Sustainability in Raoyang County, North China. Wageningen: ICRA (with P. Brandjes, P.B. Chemjong, E. Mulatu, J.S. Sidhu, Ch. Yongolo, G.M. Zhang and X.J. Zhou, 1994) • The Social Position of the Chinese in the Netherlands. Dutch Ministry of Interior Affairs (1987) Main grants and scholarships • €1.5 million total from the Europe - China call for collaborative research on the Green Economy and Understanding Population Change for a research consortium on Immigration and the Transformation of Chinese Society (2015-2017, with Wang Feng, Elena Barabantseva, Wei Shen, Björn Ahl and Xiang Biao) • €1 million for Phase 2 of the Leiden University Profile Area Asian Traditions and Modernities (lead applicant with Adriaan Bedner, Remco Breuker, Patricia Spyer, and Nira Wickramasinghe, 2015-2018) • €4.25 million gift from Vaes-Elias Foundation for the Leiden University Modern East Asia Research Centre (2013, with Remco Breuker and Kasia Cwiertka) • €15,000 from the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences for the colloquium New Authoritarianism: China and Russia Compared (2012, with André Gerrits) • €14,000 from the European Science Foundation for the workshop Immigrant China, Angers (2012, co-applicant with Wei Shen) • €1.125 million for the Leiden University Profile Area Asian Traditions and Modernities (lead applicant with Patricia Spyer, Jan-Michiel Otto and Nira Wickramasinghe, 2011-2015) • £4.9 million for the HEFCE/ESRC/AHRC British Inter-University China Centre (principal applicant with Robert Bickers and William Callahan, 2006-2011) • £41,349 from the ESRC for the project How to Be a Good Communist in Reform- era China (2005) • £2,000 from the British Academy for the conference Trajectories of Socialism in Contemporary Asia (2004) • £9,462 from the Nuffield Foundation for the project How to Be a Good Communist in Reform-era China: An Ethnographic Study of Cadre Training (2004) • £3.4 million for the ESRC Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS; centre co-applicant; with Steven Vertovec and Stephen Castles, 2003-2008) 3 • £197,000 grant for the research project At the margins of the Chinese world system: The Fuzhou diaspora in Europe under the ESRC Programme on Transnational Communities (1998-2001) • US$10,000 grant from the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange for the Postgraduate EACS seminar on Fieldwork research methods in contemporary Chinese society (with S. Thøgersen, September 2000) • £7,500 pump-priming grant from the Research and Equipment Committee of the General Board of the University of Oxford and £1,000 from the Astor Travel Fund of the University of Oxford for the project Never a Level Playing field: Community and Connections in the Quest for Modernity in China (1997-1999) • Grants from the International Institute for Asian Studies for the postdoctoral research project International Social Organization in East and Southeast Asia: Qiaoxiang Ties in the Twentieth Century (with L.M. Douw, 1995-1999). In total, the IIAS allocated funds to the project for one three-year postdoctoral fellowship, two senior visiting scholars, three international conferences and research expenses • French franc FF90,000 (£8,000) grant from the European Science Foundation for the workshop Chinese Internal Migration and Chinese Emigration to Europe Compared held in Oxford in July 1996 (with Hein Mallee, 1995) • Dutch guilder ƒ18,000 (£5,000) grant from the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences for the Research Project Local elites and the Changing Face of Rural China (1995- 1998). • A total of Dutch guilder ƒ298,000 (£85,000) in grants from the Dutch Ministry of Education & Science for the projects Collection Chinese People's Movement, Spring 1989, and State and Civil Society in China, both at the International Institute of Social History (the latter with with A.J. Saich, 1989-1993) • Dutch guilder ƒ190,000 (£54,000) grant from the Dutch Ministry of Home Affairs for the project The Position of the Chinese in The Netherlands, Sinological Institute (with E.B. Vermeer, 1986-1987) • US$3,000 graduate student Fulbright scholarship (1984) Services to the profession • Co-editor of book series Oxford China Studies, Brill Academic Press (2005-2015) • Founding member of the editorial board of China Information (since 1987) • Member of the editorial board of The China Quarterly (2002-2012)
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