Weatherhead East Asian Institute Columbia University International Affairs Building 9th Floor, MC 3333 420 West 118th Street New York, NY 10027 Tel: 212-854-2592 Fax: 212-749-1497 WEATHERHEAD EAST ASIAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY weai.columbia.edu

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 Table of Contents

1 Letter from the Director 2

2 Weatherhead East Asian Institute 4

3 Research Community 6

4 Publications 21

5 Research Programs of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute and Affiliated Columbia Centers 28

6 Public Programming 32

7 Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies 40

8 Students 42

9 Asia for Educators Program 45

10 Staff of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute 47

11 Funding Sources 48

12 Columbia University Map: Morningside Campus and Environs 49 1 LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR

At the time of writing this letter, the Chinese ephemera items from the C.V. have been conceivable. We therefore Guo to the Institute as a writer-in- world appears to be at a delicate Starr East Asian Library collection. A plan to continue offering webinars even residence. We were also pleased to work turning point. The global series of special events was also held in after in-person events have resumed. alongside postdoctoral research scholars COVID-19 pandemic; collaboration with the Modern Tibetan Recordings from these events are James Gerien-Chen, a historian of modern the proliferation of Studies Program, whose 20th anniversary available on the COVID-19 page on Japan and Japanese imperialism, and misinformation; coincided with WEAI’s 70th. our website. The page features remote Ronan Tse-min Fu, a scholar of East Asian increasingly strained teaching and research resources—with security and China’s politics and foreign relations between the The first months of the spring 2020 term updated and improved remote learning policy. US and East Asia; were exceptionally lively for the Institute. materials, courtesy of Asia for Educators. the protests against Daniel Weiss, CEO and president of the It also features commentary from our It has been a pleasure serving as acting anti-Black racism, Metropolitan Museum of Art, visited experts on the outbreak, which began in director during Professor Eugenia Lean’s police brutality, Columbia to discuss his new book, In Asia and continues to affect the region, leave. When I stepped into this position and racial injustice That Time: Michael O’Donnell and the and which has resulted in discrimination at the end of the fall term, I could not more broadly; and Tragic Era of Vietnam, at a lecture and against Asian communities abroad. I am have imagined the course of events that the development reception hosted as part of the Institute’s also pleased to share that after a yearlong would soon unfold. I thank our faculty of controversial new burgeoning Vietnamese Studies initiative. hiatus, we have relaunched the Institute’s members, for their hard work and technologies have Novelist and filmmaker Xiaolu Guo, alumni newsletter, The Reed. In its new flexibility during these difficult times, forced all of us at the writer-in-residence at WEAI, discussed format, each issue of the newsletter and especially the staff of the Institute, Weatherhead East Asian her work and the “hybrid” voice she uses will center around an important topic who worked tirelessly to adapt and Institute to think critically as an author who writes in both Chinese affecting East, Inner, and Southeast respond to the needs of a changing world. about how we arrived here and and English. Other events included a Asia. I encourage you to read the Spring Finally, I extend my thanks to the WEAI where we are headed next. While we two-part panel discussion on the rise of 2020 issue, which features insight from community for continuing to support us are still processing and working through nationalism and populism, with a focus students, faculty, and alumni on the as we pave new directions in the study of the challenges before us, this moment on the case of Japan; a book talk with COVID-19 pandemic and is available on East Asia. has been an opportunity to reflect on Tibetan-American memoirist Ann Tashi our website. traditions and seek out new approaches Slater; and a discussion with entrepreneur in our study of East, Inner, and Southeast Yan Lan, whose family were diplomats in We also continued to strengthen Sincerely, Asia. I am pleased to share some of the China before the Cultural Revolution. our community in 2019–2020 as we work we have accomplished thus far and welcomed four outstanding scholars to hope you will join us as we continue to The normal spring calendar of events the Institute. Nicola Di Cosmo, a historian test new tools and endeavor to highlight was abruptly cut short with the arrival of China–Inner Asia relations from diverse perspectives and topics. of COVID-19 in New York. In March, prehistory through the modern period, Lien-Hang Nguyen our faculty, researchers, and staff rose joined the Institute as an affiliate faculty Acting Director (Spring 2020) Even before the dramatic turn of events admirably to the challenge of rapidly member, bringing invaluable expertise in early 2020, the 2019–2020 academic adopting new approaches, technology, on the region through the lens of year began at a historic juncture for and tools. We transitioned to online climatology and palaeosciences at a time WEAI. At the start of the fall semester, teaching and learning and continued when such knowledge is so important. we continued an excellent program other academic endeavors through Ramona Bajema joined the Institute as an of events and initiatives marking the remote work and virtual collaboration. associate research scholar. Her research Institute’s 70th anniversary. Notable on a variety of themes related to modern events organized as part of the Recognizing both the need to adapt to Japan, and art and political movements, anniversary series included a panel new realities and our special position as combined with her experience in discussion with Joshua Wong and Brian an institute with a global network, we volunteer and nonprofit work, brings a Leung, two student organizers of the launched a webinar series, “WEAI in a fresh perspective to the Institute. Joining Hong Kong anti-extradition protests; COVID-19 World.” Since launching the the Institute this year as a senior research a colloquium on the legacy of Hồ Chí series, WEAI has hosted four events scholar, Michael C. Davis has quickly Minh held on the 50th anniversary of the focusing on China, Taiwan, and Japan, become an active member of WEAI. With publication of his last will and testament; including a widely watched discussion his established background studying the sixth Urban China Forum; a lecture with Japanese Defense Minister Kono the politics of China and Hong Kong, he by Kanji Yamanouchi, ambassador and Taro, organized jointly with Asia Society. contributed timely and critical insight into consul general of Japan in New York; These webinars have been extremely the escalating pro-democracy protests and a workshop delving into the history successful and open new possibilities for in Hong Kong. Finally, we welcomed of science and technology through collaboration that might not otherwise acclaimed novelist and filmmaker Xiaolu

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Since its establishment in 1949 as the East The importance of East Asian studies at Asian Institute, the Institute has been the Columbia is recognized by a wide variety center for modern and contemporary East of funding sources, including the US Asia research, studies, and publication Department of Education, which, since at Columbia, covering China, Japan, 1960, has designated Columbia as an Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Mongolia, East Asia National Resource Center and Tibet, and, increasingly, the countries of provides 3 percent of the Center’s annual Southeast Asia. In 2003, the Institute was funding needs. renamed the Weatherhead East Asian Through its research projects, Institute to honor the generosity of the conferences, and seminars, the Institute Weatherhead Foundation. creates an international forum on The faculty members of the Institute economic, political, and security issues are members of Columbia’s Schools facing East Asia. of Business, Law, International and Public Affairs, Social Work, and Arts and Sciences; and of Barnard College. Annually, the Institute hosts a diverse group of visiting scholars, professionals, Directors of the Weatherhead and students from the United States East Asian Institute and abroad. The mission of the Institute is: Sir George Sansom 1949–1953 Hugh Borton 1953–1958 • To bring together faculty, research C. Martin Wilbur 1958–1964 scholars, and students in an integrated James W. Morley 1964–1967 program of teaching and research on John M. H. Lindbeck 1967–1970 East, Southeast, and Inner Asia; to train James W. Morley 1970–1973 students to understand the countries, Gerald L. Curtis 1973–1975 peoples, and cultures of East and Myron L. Cohen 1975–1976 Southeast Asia in order to enable them Gerald L. Curtis 1976–1984 to function with knowledge of East and James W. Morley 1984–1987 Southeast Asia in academic teaching Gerald L. Curtis 1987–1991 and research, in government service, in Andrew J. Nathan 1991–1992 business, in journalism, and in nonprofit Madeleine Zelin 1992–1993 and nongovernmental organizations. Andrew J. Nathan 1993–1995 • To advance the general understanding Madeleine Zelin 1995–2001 and knowledge of East and Southeast Xiaobo Lü 2001–2003 Asia, both inside and outside the Charles K. Armstrong 2003–2004 University, through meetings, conferences, Xiaobo Lü 2004–2006 publications, and otherwise. Myron L. Cohen 2006–2014 Faculty and scholars at the Institute are Eugenia Lean 2014–2017 distinguished by their interdisciplinary and Madeleine Zelin Fall 2017 multinational focus. Resources available to Xiaobo Lü Spring 2018 the Institute community include Columbia Eugenia Lean 2018–Fall 2019 University’s renowned C.V. Starr East Lien-Hang Nguyen Spring 2020 Asian Library and the Institute’s extensive ties to the business, diplomatic, legal, and media communities in New York City, the nation, and abroad. The Institute is also one of the leading centers for developing K–12 teacher resource and training programs in the United States.

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NEW MEMBER (JOINING IN 2019–2020) MEMBERS Carol Gluck Paul Kreitman George Sansom Professor of History, Assistant Professor of Japanese History, Paul Anderer Department of History and Department of Department of East Asian Languages and Nicola Di Cosmo Fred and Fannie Mack Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures; Chair, Cultures Humanities and Professor of Japanese Committee on Global Thought Luce Foundation Professor in East Asian Studies, Institute for Advanced Study Twentieth-century Japanese history; Literature, Department of East Asian Modern Japan (19th century to the present); environmental history; global history; History of relations between China and Inner Asia from prehistory to the modern period; climate and history; Languages and Cultures 20th-century international history; World commodity history; histories of science and history of the Mongol empire; history of nomadic societies; Manchu language and history Modern Japanese literature, film, and cultural War II; history-writing and public memory in technology Nicola Di Cosmo received his PhD from the Department of Uralic and Altaic Studies (now Central criticism; narrative topography; city cultures; Asia and the world Eurasian Studies) at Indiana University in 1991 and held research and teaching positions at the University modern tragedy Eugenia Lean of Cambridge, Harvard University, and the University of Canterbury (New Zealand) before joining the Theodore Hughes Nicola Di Cosmo Institute for Advanced Study in 2003. His main field of research is the history of the relations between Director, Weatherhead East Asian Institute; China and Inner Asia from prehistory to the modern period. Within that broad area he has published on Nicholas Bartlett The Korea Foundation Professor of Korean Associate Professor of Chinese History, the early history of China’s relations with steppe nomads (e.g., Ancient China and Its Enemies: The Rise of Assistant Professor of Contemporary Studies in the Humanities, Department Department of East Asian Languages and Nomadic Powers in East Asian History, 2002) and on Mongol and Manchu history (e.g., Manchu-Mongol Chinese Culture and Society, Barnard of East Asian Languages and Cultures; Cultures Relations on the Eve of the Qing Conquest, 2003); and he has edited several books, including Military Culture College Director, Center for Korean Research Modern Chinese history; history of science, in Imperial China (2009) and The Cambridge History of Inner Asia (2009). His most recent works explore Medical and psychological anthropology; Modern and contemporary Korean literature technology, and industry; mass media; affect the use of proxy data from climatology and other palaeosciences in the study of the history of China and addiction and recovery; civil society; mental and film studies and emotions; law and society; Central Asia, with special reference to early Eurasian nomads, the Mongol empire, and the health service provision; psychoanalysis historiography and critical theory Qing dynasty. Merit E. Janow Thomas J. Christensen Dean, School of International and Benjamin L. Liebman Professor of International and Public Public Affairs; Professor of Professional Robert L. Lieff Professor of Law, Columbia Affairs; Director, China and the World Practice, International Economic Law, and Law School; Director, Center for Chinese Program International Affairs Legal Studies China’s foreign relations; international International trade and competition law and Chinese law; medical disputes in China; relations of East Asia; international security policy; economic and trade policy in Asia popular access to the courts in China; the Pacific economies; WTO law and dispute evolving roles of legal institutions and lawyers; settlement; US-Japan trade and economic environmental law; Chinese tort law Myron L. Cohen issues; China trade and investment Professor of Anthropology, Department of Jinyu Liu Anthropology Jungwon Kim Associate Professor, School of Social Work Chinese culture and society: economic culture, King Sejong Assistant Professor of Korean Mental health of older adults; psychological popular religion, family and kinship, social Studies in the Humanities, Department of change well-being of family caregivers in the East Asian Languages and Cultures social and cultural context of China; Gender, family, and legal history of Chosŏn intergenerational relationships and depressive Qin Gao Korea (1392–1910) symptoms of Chinese older adults in the Professor of Social Policy and Social Work, context of international migration Columbia School of Social Work; Director, Seong Uk Kim China Center for Social Policy Il Hwan and Soon Ja Cho Assistant Lydia H. Liu Poverty, inequality, social policies, and Professor of Korean Culture and Religion, The Wun Tsun Tam Professor in the economic and subjective well-being in Department of East Asian Languages and Humanities, Department of East Asian China and their international comparisons; Cultures Languages and Cultures; Director, Institute international social and economic for Comparative Literature and Society development; international program and Korean Buddhism; religion and politics impact evaluation; rural-to-urban migration in Modern Chinese literature and culture; critical China and Asian American immigrants Dorothy Ko translation theory; postcolonial theory; new empire studies; material culture, semiotics, Professor of History, Barnard College and new media History of women, gender, and material cultures in early modern China

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Xiaobo Lü Ying Qian Gray Tuttle ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Nobuhisa Ishizuka Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Political Assistant Professor of East Asian Leila Hadley Luce Associate Professor of Executive Director, Center for Japanese Science, Barnard College Languages and Cultures, Department of Modern Tibetan Studies, Department of Kim Brandt Legal Studies, Columbia Law School Political economy of postsocialist transition; East Asian Languages and Cultures East Asian Languages and Cultures Research Scholar Japanese law; corporate law political corruption; Chinese politics Chinese cinema and media studies and Modern Tibetan history; Manchu Qing Empire Modern Japanese history Chinese literature frontiers; role of Tibetan Buddhism in Sino- Hugh T. Patrick Tibetan relations Yao Lu Jim Cheng Robert D. Calkins Professor of International Associate Professor of Sociology, Jonathan M. Reynolds Business Emeritus; Chairman, Center Shang-Jin Wei Director, C.V. Starr East Asian Library, Department of Sociology Professor of Art History, Barnard College Columbia University on Japanese Economy and Business, Columbia Business School; Codirector, Internal migration in China and Chinese Japanese architecture and visual culture N.T. Wang Professor of Chinese Business Library and information science; film studies APEC Study Center immigration; collective resistance; public and Economy and Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia Business School health issues; education and labor market Wei Shang Pacific Basin economic relations; Japanese inequality Chinese economy; corruption; international Gerald L. Curtis economy and business Du Family Professor of Chinese Culture, finance and trade Burgess Professor Emeritus of Political Department of East Asian Languages and Science, Department of Political Science; Andrew J. Nathan Cultures Morris Rossabi David E. Weinstein Director, Toyota Research Program, Class of 1919 Professor of Political Science, Premodern Chinese literature and cultural Weatherhead East Asian Institute; Senior Research Scholar; Adjunct Professor Department of Political Science history Carl Sumner Shoup Professor of the Distinguished Senior Research Fellow, of Inner Asian History; Distinguished Chinese politics and foreign policy; the Japanese Economy, Department of Tokyo Foundation Professor of History, Queens College, City comparative study of political participation Economics; Director, Center on Japanese University of New York Haruo Shirane Economy and Business, Columbia Business Modern Japanese politics, foreign policy, and political culture; human rights social change, political economy; East Asia Mongolian history Shincho Professor of Japanese Literature, School international relations Department of East Asian Languages and International economics; Japanese economy Lien-Hang Nguyen Cultures; Chair, Department of East Asian Chengzhi Wang Acting Director, Weatherhead East Asian Languages and Cultures Alex Eble Affiliate Research Scholar; Chinese Studies Weiping Wu Institute; Dorothy Borg Associate Professor Japanese literature, visual culture, and cultural Assistant Professor of Economics and Librarian, C.V. Starr East Asian Library, in the History of the United States and East history, with particular focus on the interaction Professor of Urban Planning and Director Education, Teachers College Columbia University Asia, Department of History of the MS Program in Urban Planning, between popular and elite cultures Development economics; applied Library and information science; library United States foreign relations; Southeast Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, history; bibliometrics/webmetrics; Chinese Planning and Preservation microeconomics; economics of education; Asia; the Cold War Tomi Suzuki China educational policy Global urbanization, migration, housing, and Professor of Japanese Literature, infrastructure of Chinese cities Gregory Pflugfelder Department of East Asian Languages and Takako Hikotani Eveline Washul Associate Professor of Japanese History, Cultures Associate Research Scholar, Weatherhead Madeleine Zelin Gerald L. Curtis Associate Professor of Department of East Asian Languages and Modern Japanese literature and criticism in Modern Japanese Politics and Foreign East Asian Institute; Director, Modern Cultures and Department of History comparative context; literary and cultural Dean Lung Professor of Chinese Studies; Policy Tibetan Studies Program Professor of History, Department of Early modern and modern Japanese history; theory, particularly theory of narrative, genre Civil-military relations and Japanese domestic Historical geographies of Tibet; Tibetan gender and sexuality studies and gender, modernism and modernity; East Asian Languages and Cultures and genealogies; anthropology of space and place; Department of History politics; Japanese foreign policy; comparative intellectual history of modern Japan; history of civil-military relations urbanization on the Tibetan Plateau John D. Phan reading, canon formation, and literary histories Modern legal history and the role of law in the Chinese economy Assistant Professor of East Asian Shigeo Hirano Takuya Tsunoda Languages and Cultures, Department of Associate Professor of Political Science, East Asian Languages and Cultures Assistant Professor of Japanese Film Department of Political Science Vietnamese writing systems and vernacular and Media, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Comparative politics; American politics; scripts; historical linguistics; linguistic contact political economy; Japanese politics between China and Vietnam Japanese cinema and media; educational and science film; history and theory of audiovisual pedagogy; media archaeology; cinematic modernism; new cinemas of the 1960s

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NEW RESEARCH SCHOLARS AND AFFILIATES (JOINING IN 2019–2020) Xiaolu Guo Writer-in-Residence; Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Ramona Bajema Fiction; memoir; screenwriting; filmmaking; poetry; comparative study of China and the West; translation; Associate Research Scholar migrant literature Modern Japan Xiaolu Guo is a British/Chinese novelist, essayist, and filmmaker. Her novels include A Concise Chinese- English Dictionary for Lovers (Orange Prize for Fiction Shortlist), Village of Stone, and I Am China (a 2014 NPR Ramona Bajema earned her PhD in modern Japanese history from Columbia University in 2012. Her Best Book). Her recent memoir Nine Continents won the National Book Critics Circle Award 2017 and was dissertation was on Japanese artists like Kuniyoshi Yasuo, Ishigaki Eitaro, and others, who were active in shortlisted for the Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Award as well as the Costa Award. Her most recent Xiaolu Guo the United States before World War II. Her research included exploring the limits of cosmopolitanism, novel is A Lover’s Discourse (Grove Atlantic, 2020), inspired by Roland Barthes’s work. She was named as national aesthetics, and artists’ engagement with leftist political movements. She is currently rewriting this a Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists in 2013. She also directed several feature films, including How Ramona Bajema dissertation to prepare for publication. Bajema also received a master of arts in international relations and Is Your Fish Today? (Sundance Official Selection, 2007) and won the Grand Jury Prize at the International Japan studies from Johns Hopkins University’s Paul H. Nitze School for Advanced International Studies Women Film Festival France. UFO in Her Eyes was premiered at Toronto (TIFF, 2010) and produced by the (SAIS) in 2004. legendary German Turkish filmmaker Faith Akin. Her feature She, A Chinese received the Golden Leopard In April 2011, Ramona Bajema joined the AmeriCares emergency response team to oversee a recovery award at the Locarno Film Festival in 2009. Her documentaries include We Went to Wonderland (premiered program for Tohoku disaster support following the triple disaster. The program oversaw the disbursement at MoMA New York, 2008) and Five Men and a Caravaggio (BFI London Film Festival, 2018). She was a jury of $8.8 million for rehabilitating medical services, building facilities for people with disabilities, funding member of the Booker Prize 2019. psychosocial programs, and other support projects in the Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima prefectures. Baje- ma developed projects with over 100 different Japanese international nongovernmental organizations and locally based nonprofit groups. In addition to her Japan studies, Bajema has also written for California-based publications about environ- mental and labor conditions in agriculture. Bajema’s next project will address Okamoto Taro’s artwork, writings, and design. She will also conduct a research project on the interaction between Mexican and Japanese artists in the 20th century.

Michael C. Davis Senior Research Scholar; Professor of Law and International Affairs, Jindal Global University Democracy, governance, human rights, conflict resolution and peacebuilding, global governance, international development, society and culture, Asia, China mainland, South Asia, Southeast Asia Michael C. Davis is the Professor of Law and International Affairs at Jindal Global University in India and a Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC. A widely sought-after scholar on human rights in Asia, he also holds nonresidential fellowships at the Michael C. Davis Liu Institute for Asian Studies at the University of Notre Dame and the Center for Comparative Public Law at the University of Hong Kong. He was previously the Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow at the National Endowment for Democracy (2016–17) and the Schell Senior Human Rights Fellow at Yale Law School (1994–95). A professor of law at the University of Hong Kong until late 2016, he has also held distinguished visiting professorships at Northwestern University (2005–6), Notre Dame (2004–5), and Case Western Reserve (2000). His books include Constitutional Confrontation in Hong Kong (1990), Human Rights and Chinese Values (1995), and International Intervention in the Post–Cold War World (2004). He has contributed commentary and analysis to such newspapers as the Washington Post, Foreign Affairs, the New York Times, and South China Morning Post, the latter for which Amnesty International and the Hong Kong FCC awarded him a 2014 Human Rights Press Award for commentary.

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RESEARCH SCHOLARS Amy L. Freedman Kristy E. Kelly Roberta H. Martin Daniel H. Rosen Henry D. Smith II AND AFFILIATES Associate Research Scholar; Professor of Associate Research Scholar; Adjunct Senior Research Scholar; Director, Asia for Adjunct Associate Professor; Partner, The Professor Emeritus of Japanese History, Political Science and International Studies, Assistant Professor of International and Educators; Director, Columbia University Rhodium Group Department of East Asian Languages and Long Island University Public Affairs, School of International and National Coordinating Site of the National Cultures Daniel Asen International economics; Chinese economics Political Islam in Indonesia and Malaysia Public Affairs; Assistant Clinical Professor Consortium for Teaching about Asia Late Edo landscape prints; the history of color Associate Research Scholar; Assistant and Program Director of Global and Education about East Asia in US schools; and pigments in Japanese woodblock prints International Education, Drexel University Murray Rubinstein Professor of History, Rutgers University– Alex Gardner education in China of the 18th and 19th centuries; woodblock Newark Globalization, development, and postsocialist Senior Research Scholar; Professor of views of Edo and Tokyo; “Chūshingura” and Associate Research Scholar; Director and History, Baruch College, City University of History of law, science, and medicine in late transformation in Vietnam and Southeast the relationship between history and legend Chief Editor, the Treasury of Lives Duncan McCargo New York imperial and Republican China; the cultural Asia; gender and feminism studies; sociology in early modern and modern Japan; history Director, Nordic Institute of Asian Studies; and social politics of expertise; the history of Tibetan studies; Buddhist studies of education; politics of knowledge Christianity in China and Taiwan; development of modern Tokyo; history of modern Japanese Professor of Political Science, University of death and the body of modern Taiwan; government, politics, and architecture Copenhagen Harry Harootunian Laurel Kendall religion Politics of Thailand; comparative politics of Thomas P. Bernstein Senior Research Scholar; Max Palevsky Senior Research Scholar; Chair of the Elizabeth Wishnick Southeast Asia Orville Schell Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Professor Emeritus of History, The Division of Anthropology and Curator in Senior Research Scholar; Professor of Science University of Chicago; Professor Emeritus Charge of Asian Ethnographic Collections, Senior Research Scholar; Arthur Ross Political Science and Law, Montclair State of East Asian Studies, New York University American Museum of Natural History Ann Marie Murphy Director of the Center on U.S.-China University Comparative politics with a focus on China Senior Research Scholar; Associate Relations, Asia Society in New York and communist political systems Early modern and modern Japanese history Korean anthropology focusing on shamans; Chinese foreign policy; nontraditional security and historical theory Korea and Vietnam; material religion; regional Professor, School of Diplomacy and Chinese history in Asia; great power relations in Central Asia comparisons International Relations, Seton Hall Richard F. Calichman University; Fellow, National Asia Research Takatoshi Ito Program; Associate Fellow, Asia Society Mark Selden Joel S. Wit Associate Research Scholar; Professor of Samuel S. Kim Japanese Studies, City College of New York, Professor of International and Public International relations of Southeast Asia; Senior Research Scholar; Professor Senior Research Scholar; Senior Fellow, City University of New York Affairs, School of International and Public Senior Research Scholar political development in Southeast Asia; US Emeritus of Sociology and History, State U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins SAIS Affairs; Associate Director of Research University of New York at Binghamton Modern Japanese literature and thought Korean foreign relations and politics; Chinese foreign policy toward Southeast Asia US–North Korea relations and foreign policy and Director of Program on Public Pension foreign policy Political economy and history of China, and Sovereign Funds, Center on Japanese Japan, and the Asia Pacific; war and peace; Maria Adele Carrai Economy and Business, Columbia Stephen Noerper Chuck Wooldridge Yukiko Koga revolution; inequality; development; regional Associate Research Scholar; Marie Curie Business School Adjunct Associate Professor of and world social change; historical memory Associate Research Scholar; Assistant Fellow, KU Leuven School of Law Asian financial markets; Japanese economy; Associate Research Scholar; Assistant Political Science Professor of History, Lehman College, City international finance; monetary policy; fiscal Professor of Anthropology, Hunter College, Korean politics; international relations; East University of New York Legal history, conceptual history, international City University of New York James D. Seymour relations, China foreign policy, US-China policy; public pension funds Asian politics History of East Asia; world history; history of Senior Research Scholar relations, China-EU relations, law and Political economy; historical anthropology; religions; history of technology development, foreign direct investments Colin Jones legal anthropology; law and human rights; Mary Phillips Politics of the PRC, especially Tibet and the urban space; postcolonial and postimperial northwest; comparative human rights Chün-fang Yü Associate Research Scholar; Postdoctoral relations; history and memory; transnational Associate Research Scholar Kornel Chang Fellow, Max Planck Institute for European Sheng Yen Professor Emerita of Chinese East Asia (China and Japan) Chinese intellectual history Michael Sharpe Associate Research Scholar; Associate Legal History Buddhism, Department of Religion and Professor of History and American Studies, East Asian history, Japanese history, legal and Associate Research Scholar Department of East Asian Languages and Kumiko Makihara Carl Riskin Cultures Rutgers University–Newark intellectual history, international history, social Comparative politics and international Associate Research Scholar Senior Research Scholar; Distinguished History of race, labor, migration, and borders policy, and the history of the family relations; Japanese politics; politics of Chinese Buddhism; East Asian religions; Professor of Economics, Queens College, in the Americas; history of the United States in Comparative education; mass media; migration; immigrant political incorporation; Buddhism and gender; Buddhism and City University of New York the Asia-Pacific world Mark Jones contemporary world history political transnationalism modernization Income distribution in China; poverty and Associate Research Scholar; Professor Leta Hong Fincher poverty reduction policies in China; problems Eve Zucker of History, Central Connecticut State of economic reform Associate Research Scholar; Adjunct University Associate Research Scholar Assistant Professor, Department of East Modern childhood and modern love in early Cultural anthropology; the aftermath of mass Asian Languages and Cultures 20th-century Japan violence through the lenses of social memory, Gender issues; feminism in China morality, the imagination, trust, and everyday practices

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POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS 2019–2020 VISITING SCHOLARS Chenjian (C.J.) Li Aki Tsumori 2019–2020 July 2019–February 2020 September 2018–March 2020 Ronan Tse-min Fu University Chair Professor, Peking University; Associate Professor, Department of China and the World Program Postdoctoral Research Scholar Enkhchimeg Baatarkhuyag Biomedical ethics, contemporary Chinese Chinese Studies, Kobe City University of Chinese politics and foreign policy, East Asian security, international relations theory, and political psychology higher education, and liberal democracy in Foreign Studies; Poetry recital movements February 2018–February 2020 Chinese society and sound recording during the Sino- Ronan Tse-min Fu is a Columbia-Harvard China and the World Program Postdoctoral Fellow at the School Researcher, Institute of History, Mongolian Japanese War of International and Public Affairs, with additional postdoctoral affiliation at the Weatherhead East Asian Academy of Sciences; The triangle relations Institute, Columbia University. Deyi Ma of Mongolia, Russia, and China Huimin Wang Ronan Tse-min Fu’s research interests lie in the intersection of international relations theory and February 2019–December 2019 Ronan Tse-min Fu March 2019–August 2020 comparative politics, with a specific focus on grand strategy, East Asian security, Chinese politics and Hye Eun Choi Associate Professor, Heilongjiang University; foreign policy, and historical roots of contemporary relations in East Asia. Currently, he is working on a US and Korean foreign relations between Lecturer, Institute for Western Frontier book project that examines how East Asian states assess the intentions of, and the threats posed by, a September 2018–July 2020 the late 19th and early 20th centuries Region of China, Shaanxi Normal rising China. Postdoctoral Scholar, University of Wisconsin- University; Jinchuan’s social and cultural Ronan Tse-min Fu’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in International Security, International Studies Madison; Inventing modern sound culture Wei Song transformation during the Qianlong period in colonial Korea, 1910–1945 Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, and Political Geography. His research has been funded by the September 2019–September 2020 Ministry of Education of the Republic of China, Fulbright Taiwan, China Times Cultural Foundation, and the Xiaoxuan Wang Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, among other entities. Olga Fedorenko Associate Professor, University of Science and Technology Beijing; Corruption and anti- March 2019–March 2020 September 2019–December 2019 corruption practices in China Postdoctoral Fellow, Max Planck Institute; James Gerien-Chen Associate Professor, Department of Massive urbanization, properties, and the future of Chinese religions Postdoctoral Research Scholar Anthropology, Seoul National University; Lu Sun Comparisons between paper-based media October 2019–October 2020 Modern Japanese history, modern and late imperial Chinese history, Japanese imperialism, colonial Taiwan, Japa- and digital media Bagen Wulan nese intellectual history, legal history, international and global history Postdoctoral Scholar, National Institute of October 2019–October 2020 James Gerien-Chen is a historian of modern Japan. At WEAI, he revised his dissertation as a monograph, Christopher Hill International Strategy, Chinese Academy of which examines the Japanese in Taiwan and China through the perspectives of migration, borderlands, Social Sciences; The relationship between Associate Professor, Institute of Chinese October 2019–August 2020 and law. the U.S. and Indo-Pacific diplomatic policy Borderland Studies, Chinese Academy James Gerien-Chen Associate Professor, Asian Languages of Social Sciences; The history of the and Cultures, University of Michigan; Wai-Cheong Carl Tam descendants of Lazang Khan Transnational intellectual exchange and its January 2019–December 2019 historical narrative in Japan Xiaofan Yang Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychology, Chung Yuan Christian University; The October 2019–September 2020 comparison on law and legal regulations of Lecturer, School of Chinese Language and Masayuki Karasudani forensic psychiatric assessment between Literature, Central China Normal University; March 2018–March 2020 China and Taiwan The different worldview of Chinese writers abroad in the 1970s and ’80s Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Faculty of Law, Keio University; Social Kai Tian construction of policy legitimacy of nuclear February 2020–February 2021 power in postwar Japan and the US Director, Research Fellow, Center for East Asian Studies, Liaoning University; Center SENIOR VISITING Jun-Hyung Ko for Japanese Studies, Tsinghua University; RESEARCH SCHOLAR August 2019–August 2020 The logic and history of Japan’s postwar constitutional amendment Professor, College of Economics, Aoyama Susumu Kamesui Gakuin University; Determinants of housing September 2019–May 2020 prices and rents in East Asia Director-General, Tokai Local Finance Bureau, Ministry of Finance; “Foreign Expansion of Japanese SMEs and Financial Institutions— Achievements”

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ROBERT M. IMMERMAN Yelin Wang Ltd.; “Drawing Lessons from Architectural Eunsung Cho Zachary Berge-Becker Tenzin Dorjee Design Experience to Study How Architects PROFESSIONAL FELLOWS September 2019–August 2020 History: “The thread of Juche: Vinalon and East Asian Languages and Cultures and Political Science: International relations; Should Construct More Comprehensive materially embodied interdependencies in History: The writings and worldviews of the influence of religious doctrine on 2019–2020 Executive Director, Beijing Yuan He Dao Design Thinking in the New Era” Culture Media Co. 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the market in the Congo Free State, 1860–1919 Shenzhen Wufu Family Education Group modern Chinese literature within Southeast Vice President, Samsung Electronics, China East Asian Languages and Cultures: Shu Feng & Family Education Research Center; “The Asian context Office; “Chinese Companies Going Global: “Intersecting nations, diverging discourses: Cameron Foltz January 2020–June 2020 Distance between ‘Taiji’ and ‘Taiji Kung Fu’” Case Studies” The fraught encounter of Chinese and East Asian Languages and Cultures: Social First-Grade Announcer, Huafeng Tibetan literatures in the modern era” Justin Key Canfil organization and administration in the Sino- Toshiaki Kamijo Meterological Media Group; “The Limin Yang Political Science: International law; China’s Tibetan borderlands from the 17th century Development of New Media Industries in influence on international security regimes; to the present June 2019–April 2020 September 2020–August 2021 Ye Yuan the United States and China” anticipatory arms control in international VGM/Senior Engineer, Future Land Holdings East Asian Languages and Cultures: Head of Management Strategy Division, agreements Sau-yi Fong Secretariat of the Policy Board, Bank of Japan; 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political and 2019–2020 GUIDANCE OF INSTITUTE institutional history of Tibetan communities Age” Vice President, Mobigarden Outdoor Products, Teachers College: The role of cultural in the Sino-Tibetan borderlands from the Co. 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Nardy Nataly Shahaf Norashiqin Toh Religion: Japanese religion Music: “Toward a Global Enlightenment: East Asian Languages and Cultures: East Asian Languages and Cultures: East Asian Languages and Cultures: Political Science: International relations; Missionaries, Musical Knowledge, and the The history and development of linguistic Modern Japanese literature and the Multiple Exposures: Ghosts, Visuality, and Southeast Asian politics; determinants of Tenggeer Hao Making of Encyclopedias in Eighteenth- thought as well as the interrelation articulation and visualization of race, Media in Early Twentieth-Century China popular trust in insurgent movements Century China and France” between linguistic processes such as particularly blackness in Japanese literary East Asian Languages and Cultures: grammatical and semantic broadening and visual media Riga Shakya Jane Traynor Modern Chinese literature and cinema, and their effect on the evolution and with interests in critical theory, and Alexander Kaplan-Reyes East Asian Languages and Cultures: East Asian Languages and Cultures: aesthetization of certain poetic and Phuong Ngo Buddhism East Asian Languages and Cultures and literary concepts Classical and contemporary Tibetan Kyogen in contemporary society and its History: Male-male sexuality during East Asian Languages and Cultures: literature and the history of Sino-Tibetan use of satire and parody as a means of Michelle L. Hauk the 16th and 17th centuries and how Japanese literature, especially Heian relations commenting on medieval Japanese society fragmented political and cultural authority Ling-Wei Kung literature and popular culture East Asian Languages and Cultures and during the Warring States period created East Asian Languages and Cultures and History: The social history of architecture Yiwen Shen Sonam Tsering spaces for experimentation that in turn History: “From Bad Booze to Biofuel: Qichen (Barton) Qian in Japan influenced normative male-male sexual Alcohol, Global Standards, and China’s First East Asian Languages and Cultures: East Asian Languages and Cultures: practices and behavior during the Edo Alternative Energy Industry (1890–1946)” East Asian Languages and Cultures: The Classical Japanese history; medieval Buddhist thought and philosophy in Tibet in Gavin Healy period Lhasan Empire (1642–1750) narrative prose the late 14th century East Asian Languages and Cultures and Mengheng Lee Tristan Revells Guy St Amant Jeffrey Chih-Yu Twu History: The business and politics of Ryo Kawashima East Asian Languages and Cultures: tourism in the People’s Republic of China, History: Japanese history Premodern Korean history; 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Chuan Xu Michelle Zhang STUDIES OF THE Linkhoeva, Tatiana ASIA PERSPECTIVES: East Asian Languages and Cultures and Teachers College: Ethnography of migrant WEATHERHEAD EAST Revolution Goes East: NEW HORIZONS IN ASIAN History: Political valences of everyday youth culture in Beijing ASIAN INSTITUTE Imperial Japan and Soviet HISTORY, SOCIETY, AND Communism. Ithaca, NY: interaction with material culture in modern The Studies of the Weatherhead East CULTURE China; technologies of governance and Cornell University Press, Yalu Zhang Asian Institute is a series sponsored by the This series, published by Columbia 2020. control Institute and directed by Professors Carol School of Social Work: The prediction, University Press, was inaugurated in Gluck, Eugenia Lean, Lien-Hang Nguyen, consequences, and policy responses of 2000. Under the directorship of Carol and Gray Tuttle. The aim of this series is to Liu, Andrew Laura Wing Mei Yan health-induced poverty Gluck at the Institute and Jennifer Crewe bring to light new scholarship on modern History: “Colonial Port City to ‘Global City’: Tea War: A History of at Columbia University Press, the series and contemporary East Asia. The series, includes books on Asian subjects that cross Dubai and Singapore, 1901–1979” Yifan Zhang Capitalism in China and established in 1962, now comprises more India. New Haven: Yale the usual boundary between scholarly East Asian Languages and Cultures: than 200 titles by scholars from all over University Press, 2020. monographs and more encompassing Chung-Wei Yang Premodern Chinese literature, with a focus the world, including those from Columbia general works. The series aims to satisfy University. The studies are published East Asian Languages and Cultures: Fiction on the Ming-Qing period McCargo, Duncan the educated general reader as well as the and drama in the late imperial period, individually by a variety of university and classroom reader in providing texts that highlighting the interplay among different Yujin Zhang trade presses. Eleven titles were published Fighting for Virtue: Justice are serious but not narrow, substantial but genres, from Ming-Qing fiction and drama during the 2019–2020 academic year: and Politics in Thailand. not synthetic. to the films of the Political Science Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2020. Republican period Adal, Raja Francesca Zhao Beauty in the Age of Shockey, Nathan WEATHERHEAD BOOKS Yingchaun Yang East Asian Languages and Cultures: Empire: Japan, Egypt, ON ASIA Premodern Chinese literature, with a focus and the Global History of The Typographic East Asian Languages and Cultures: Social on the conception of space in Qing novels Aesthetic Education. New Imagination: Reading and This series, initiated in 2001 and currently history, cultural history, and the history York: Columbia University Writing in Japan’s Age of published by Columbia University Press, is of science, especially of radio, in modern Press, 2019. Modern Print Media. New designed to produce and publish high- China Xinyi Zhao York: Columbia University quality translations of works in Asian East Asian Languages and Cultures: East languages intended for scholars, students, Brazelton, Mary Press, 2019. Linan Lily Yao Asian cinema through transnational, and the interested general reader. The media, archaeological, and feminist Augusta series editors are David D.W. Wang, Political Science; comparative politics; historiographies Urbansky, Sören Edward C. Henderson Professor of Chinese e-government and regime legitimacy in Mass Vaccination: Citizens’ Beyond the Steppe Frontier: Literature, Harvard University, for fiction; China Bodies and State Power in Modern China. Ithaca, A History of the Sino- and Carol Gluck, George Sansom Professor NY: Cornell University Russian Border. Princeton, of History, for history, society, and culture. Yuan Yi Press, 2019. NJ: Princeton University One title was published during the East Asian Languages and Cultures and Press, 2020. 2019–2020 academic year. History: Malfunctioning Machinery: The Ghosh, Arunabh Global Making of Chinese Cotton Mills, Wang, Fei-Hsien. Paek, Nam-nyong 1889–1949 Making It Count: Statistics and Statecraft in the Early Pirates and Publishers: Friend: A Novel from North Korea. Translated People’s Republic of China. A Social History of by Immanuel Kim. New York: Columbia Timothy Yin Princeton, NJ: Princeton Copyright in Modern China. University Press, 2020. Political Science University Press, 2020. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2019. Lean, Eugenia Weiner, Benno Vernacular Industrialism in China: Local Innovation and The Chinese Revolution on Translated Technologies in the Tibetan Frontier. Ithaca, the Making of a Cosmetics NY: Cornell University Empire, 1900–1940. New Press, 2020. York: Columbia University Press, 2020.

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PUBLISHED WORKS BY “La Jurisdicción del Mar: Reclamaciones January 14, 2020. https://asia.nikkei.com/ comment/opinion/article/3014799/ In Changing Trends in China’s Inequality: Wang, Yi, Qin Gao, and Sui Yang. INSTITUTE FACULTY chinas a derechos históricos en el Mar del Opinion/Listening-should-be-first-job-for- hong-kongs-extradition-protests-are-yet- Evidence, Analysis, and Prospects, Terry “Prioritising health and food: Social Sur de China.” In Mare Nostrum-Nuestro Beijing-s-new-man-in-Hong-Kong. another-crisis-governments. Sicular, Shi Li, Ximing Yue, and Hiroshi assistance and family consumption in Mar: Estudios sobre el Derecho del Mare, Sato, eds., Oxford University Press, 2020. rural China.” China: An International Journal “Popular Civil Society Resistance and “Debate over Hong Kong’s extradition law Carrai, Maria Adele Barbara Anna Stepien, ed. 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Hart/Bloomsbury, 2020. hong-kongs-proposed-extradition- self-efficacy matter?” Asian Social Work Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy 24, no. 2 University, March 1, 2020. https://cld.web. law-devolves-into-scuffle-legislative- and Policy Review (June 2019). (2019): 182–207. ox.ac.uk/files/finalcarraipdf. “Sovereignty in China. A Genealogy of a “In Hong Kong, Beijing’s tough talk could Concept since 1840.” Cambridge Studies spark a constitutional crisis.” Washington council/?utm_term=.b608d558bcd4. Huang, Xian, and Qin Gao. “Alleviating Gao, Qin, Sui Yang, and Fuhua Zhai Carrai, Maria Adele, Jean-Christophe in International and Comparative Law. Post, November 21, 2019. https://www. “Human Rights and Political Opposition poverty or discontent: Impact of social (2019). “Social policy and income DeFraigne, and Jan Wouters, eds., The Belt Cambridge University Press, July 2019. washingtonpost.com/politics/2019/11/21/ in Hong Kong.” In Human Rights in China: assistance on Chinese citizens’ views inequality during the Hu-Wen era: A and Road Initiative and Global Governance. progressive legacy?” The China Quarterly “Will the Belt and Road Initiative hong-kong-beijings-tough-talk-could- Contested Meanings (a handbook on of government.” China: An International Northampton: Edward Elgar, 2020. 237 (2019): 82–107. change China’s stance on sovereignty spark-constitutional-crisis/. human rights in China), Sarah Biddulph Journal 17, no. 1 (2019): 76–95. “China’s Malleable Sovereignty along and non-interference?” GLOBTAXGOV, “Democratic reform is the best way to and Joshua Rosenzweig, eds., 588–604. Han, Huawei, and Qin Gao. “Community- Gao, Qin, Zhang Yanxia, and Zhai Fuhua, the Belt and Road Initiative: The Case of Leiden University (February 8, 2019). protect Hong Kong’s autonomy and halt Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2019. based welfare targeting and political elite eds. “Special Issue on Social Assistance the 99-Year Chinese Lease of Hambantota https://globtaxgov.weblog.leidenuniv. the cycle of protests and repression.” capture: Evidence from rural China.” World in China: Impact Evaluation and Policy Port.” N.Y.U. Journal of International Law nl/2019/02/08/will-the-belt-and-road- South China Morning Post, October 23, Eble, Alex Development 115 (2019): 145–159. 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ChinaFile Conversation (April 2019).http:// Democratic Institute, April 2020. to defend it.” South China Morning Post, Pei, Fei, Yixuan Wang, Fuhua Zhai, and www.chinafile.com/conversation/how- July 23, 2019. https://www.scmp.com/ Qin Gao. “Neighborhood disorganization, “Introduction: Social assistance in “Tenkai suru gurobaru taanu” [Turning the Davis, Michael C., and Richard Byrne. should-europe-handle-relations-china. comment/opinion/article/3018866/ parenting stress, and childrearing beliefs China: Impact evaluation and policy global turn] in “Sekaishi” o ika ni kataru ka “Protest Tech: Hong Kong.” Wilson far-forsaking-hong-kongs-rule-law- toward physical punishment among Asian implications.” China: An International [How to tell world history], Narita Ryūichi “From Defensive to Assertive: China’s Quarterly, January 22, 2020. https://www. extradition-bill-protesters-are. American parents.” Family & Community Journal 17, no. 1 (2019): 3–9. and Hasegawa Takahiko, eds. 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In Pei Yiran, Chinan Oj, ed., 3–19. Jeju: National Research Seattle: University of Washington Press, Children: How Do Separation and no. 1 (Fall, 2019): 41-63. “Prospects for U.S.-Indonesian Relations shizheng: Dajihuang chengyin (Historical Foundation of Korea, 2019. 2020. Reunification Shape Their Development?” in Jokowi’s Second Term.” Asia Policy 14, proof of the red disaster: Causes of the “Dainiji sekai taisen no ‘kioku’ wa,kuni Child Development 91, no. 1 (2020): “Mongol Impact on Eurasia.” Shanghai no. 4, (2019). great famine), 3–5. Taipei: Duli zhuojia, ni yotte mattaku chigau to iu genjitsu.” 146–163. Wenhua Daily, 2018–19. (in Chinese) Kim, Jungwon 2019. Shūkan gendai, August 15, 2019. “Empowerment or Disintegration? Kim, Charles, Jungwon Kim, Hwasook Nathan, Andrew “The Role of the Chinese Model in “Kankoku-Amerika-Nihon: Bei Koronbia Migration, Social Institutions, and Shirane, Haruo Nam, and Serk-bae Suh, eds. Beyond “Shû Kinpei to Tenanmon no kyôkun” (Xi the West’s Crisis of Self-Confidence.” daigakuseitachi ga kataru ‘ianfu mondai,’”; Collective Action in Rural China.” American Death: The Politics of Suicide and Martyrdom Jinping and the lessons of Tiananmen). In Thinking Democracy Now: Between Shiki no sōzō: Nihon bunka to shizenkan no “Kankoku seifu ga mushi shite ita ianfu Journal of Sociology 125, no. 3 (2019): in Korean History, 25–44. Seattle: In Rokuyon to senkyûhyakuhachijûkyû: Shû Innovation and Regression, Nadia Urbinati, keifu (revised Japanese edition of the book no kioku ga ‘mondaika’ sta shirasarezaru 683–729. University of Washington Press, 2019. ed., 237–250. Milano: Feltrinelli Editore, Japan and Culture of the Four Seasons). keii”; “‘Ianfu mondai’ ga Nihon to Kankoku, Kinpei teikoku to dô mukiau no ka (June Lu, Yao, Jean Wei-Jun Yeung, Jingming Liu, Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Annali, Tokyo: Kadokawa shoten, 2019. sekai de funshutsu shita seijiteki haikaei Kim, Charles, and Jungwon Kim. Fourth and 1989: Which way forward for and Donald J. Treiman. “Health of Left- 2019. to wa”; [Comfort women and memory] 3 “Introduction.” In Beyond Death: The Politics the Xin Jinping empire), Tomoaki Ishii behind Children in China: Evidence from parts. Gendai bijinesu, July 18–19, 2019. of Suicide and Martyrdom in Korean History, and Junko Oikawa, eds., 27–47. Tokyo: Wei, Shang-Jin Charles Kim, Jungwon Kim, Hwasook Mediation Analysis.” Chinese Journal of Hakusuisha, 2020. “Imperial Institution Thrives Due to Rossabi, Morris “America’s Delisting Threat Could Pay Nam, and Serk-bae Suh eds., 1–22. Seattle: Sociology 5, no. 4 (2019): 431–452. Change.” Japan Times, July 16, 2019. “The Puzzle of Authoritarian Legitimacy.” “From Khatuns to Comrades to Capitalists: Off.” Project Syndicate, May 25, 2020. University of Washington Press, 2019. Lu, Yao, Jean Wei-Jun Yeung, Jingming Journal of Democracy 31 (January 2020): Domestic Violence in Modern Mongolia.” https://www.project-syndicate.org/ “Matrices of Memory: Revising the Liu, and Donald J. Treiman. “Migration 158–168. Inter-Asia Cultural Studies (2020). commentary/benefit-of-threatening-to- Wartime Past in Japan.” Mémoires en jeu and Children’s Psychosocial Development Kim, Seong Uk Nathan, Andrew, and Joseph Fewsmith. delist-chinese-companies-by-shang-jin- [Memories at Stake] no. 9 (Summer– in China: When and Why Migration “Mongolia in 2019.” Asian Survey 60 “Authoritarian Resilience Revisited.” wei-2020-05. Autumn 2019). Buswell, Robert E., and Seong Uk Kim, Matters.” Social Science Research 77 (January–February 2020): 41–46. trans. A Bird in Flight Leaves No Trace: The Journal of Contemporary China 28, no. 116 “The Case for Mandatory Face Masks.” “Memory in Hypernationalist Times: The (2019): 130–147. “Mongol Views of Europe” and Zen Teaching of Huangbo with a Modern (2019): 167–179. Project Syndicate, April 6, 2020. https:// Comfort Woman as Traveling Trope.” “Philosophies and Religions Along the Commentary. Somerville, MA: Wisdom www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/ Mnemonic Solidarity in the Global “Xu yi: Junxin zhi suoshan, jiusi Silk Roads” [“La percepción de Europa en Publications, 2019. McCargo, Duncan case-for-face-masks-by-shang-jin- Memory Space. Global-e 12, no. 17 (May youweihui” (First preface: If one has lived China y el kanato” and “Culturas, religions, McCargo, Duncan, and Dishani Senaratne. wei-2020-04. 2019). a moral life one has nothing to regret). In y mentalidades en la Ruta de la Suda.”] “Victor’s Memory: Sri Lanka’s post- Koga, Yukiko Yanyu ren pingsheng: Gao Yaojie wannian Desperta Ferro Arqueologia et Historia “Beating COVID-19 and the Economic “The World Today: Why Modernity war memoryscape in comparative koushu (Remaining calm in the rain: Oral Pandemic.” Project Syndicate, March 23, “Inverted Compensation: Wartime Forced (January–February 2020): 38–44, 50–53. Matters More in Lesotho than in London.” perspective.” Conflict, Security & history of Gao Yaojie), by Lin Shiyu, I–III. 2020. https://www.project-syndicate.org/ Labor and Post-Imperial Reckoning.” In Tokyo gaikokugo daigaku kokusai Nihongaku Development 20, no. 1 (2020): 97–113. U.S.: Shijie huayu chubanshe, 2019. “Science and Scientists in Twentieth- commentary/covid19-health-economy- Overcoming Empire in Post-Imperial East kenkyū hōkoku VI (March 2019). Century Mongolia.” In Festschrift for Paul lessons-from-china-by-shang-jin- Asia: Repatriation, Redress and Rebuilding, McCargo, Duncan, and Saowanee T. “Introduction.” In Zuihou de mimi: Buell, Timothy May, ed. Leiden: Brill, 2020. wei-2020-03. Barak Kushner and Sherzod Muminov, Alexander. “Thailand’s 2019 Elections: a Zhonggong shisanjie sizhong quanhui “Survival of the Silk Roads, Late Ming Ishizuka, Nobuhisa eds., 182–96. London: Bloomsbury, 2019. state of democratic dictatorship.” Asia “liusi”jielun wengao (“The Last Secret: The “Will the Coronavirus Cause a Major and Early Qing.” In Silk Between East and “Why Is Carlos Ghosn Afraid of the Policy 14, no. 4 (October 2019): 89–106. Final Documents from the June Fourth Growth Slowdown in China?.” Project West, Zhao Feng, ed. Hangzhou: Zhejiang Japanese Justice System?” The New York “Democratic Demolition in Thailand.” Crackdown”), 1–14 (Chinese), 51–69 Syndicate, January 27, 2020. https://www. Lean, Eugenia University Press, 2020. Times, January 16, 2020. www.nytimes. Journal of Democracy 30, no. 4 (October (English). Hong Kong: New Century Press, project-syndicate.org/commentary/china- Vernacular Industrialism in China: Local com/2020/01/16/opinion/carlos-ghosn- 2019): 119–133. 2019. “Yuan Dynasty and the Sea.” In The coronavirus-three-factors-limit-economic- japan.html. Innovation and Translated Technologies in Mongols’ Global Empire, Thomas Gruber, impact-by-shang-jin-wei-2020-01. “Anatomy: future backward.” Contemporary “The New Tiananmen Papers: Inside the the Making of a Cosmetics Empire, 1900– ed. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, “Constitutional Reform in Japan.” Columbia Southeast Asia 41, no. 2 (August 2019): Secret Meeting That Changed China.” 1940. New York: Columbia University 2020. Journal of Asian Law 33, no. 1 (Fall, 2019): Foreign Affairs 98, no. 4 (July/August Press, 2020. 153–161. 5–40. 2019): 80–91.

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Wei, Shang-Jin, and Xinding Yu. “How Patel, NIkhil, and Shang-Jin Wei. “Getting Wu, Weiping to Revive the WTO.” Project Syndicate, Exchange Rates Right.” Project Syndicate, Wu, Weiping, and Deepa Mehta. “Urban December 11, 2019. https://www.project- April 17, 2019. https://www.project- Infrastructure.” Oxford Bibliographies syndicate.org/commentary/world-trade- syndicate.org/commentary/real-effective- in Urban Studies. New York: Oxford organization-revive-appellate-body-by- exchange-rate-global-value-chains-by- University Press. 2020. shang-jin-wei-and-xinding-yu-2019-12. nikhil-patel-2-and-shang-jin-wei-2019-04. Lyu, Lachang, Weiping Wu, Haipeng Hu, “Using Digital Technology to Narrow the Wei, Shang-Jin, Nikhil Patel, and Zhi and Ru Huang. “An Evolving Regional Opportunity Gap.” Project Syndicate, Wang. “Global Value Chains and the Real Innovation Network: Collaboration November 6, 2019. https://www.project- Effective Exchange Rate.” Journal of Money, among Industry, University, and Research syndicate.org/commentary/china-digital- Credit, and Banking, November 2019. Institution in China’s First Technology technology-inclusive-economy-by-shang- Hub.” The Journal of Technology Transfer jin-wei-2019-11. Weinstein, David E. 44, no. 3 (2019): 659–680. “Anti-Globalization Bias and Public Amiti, Mary, Stephen J. Redding, and Sheng, Mingjie, Chaolin Gu, and Policy.” Project Syndicate, October 15, David E. Weinstein. “Who’s Paying for the Weiping Wu. “To Move or to Stay in a 2019. https://www.project-syndicate.org/ U.S. Tariffs? A Longer-Term Perspective.” Migrant Enclave in Beijing: The Role of commentary/globalization-three-biases- American Economic Review Papers and Neighborhood Social Bonds.” Journal of public-policy-protectionism-by-shang-jin- Proceedings (May 2020). Urban Affairs 41, no. 3 (2019): 338–353. wei-2019-10. Redding, Stephen J., and David E. Wu, Weiping, Min Zhang, Yuxin Qing, “Could a US Recession End the Trade Weinstein. “Measuring Aggregate Price and Yan Li. “Village Resettlement and War?” Project Syndicate, August 28, Indexes with Taste Shocks: Theory and Social Relations in Transition: The Case of 2019. https://www.project-syndicate. Evidence for CES Preferences.” Quarterly Suzhou, China.” International Development org/commentary/america-recession- Journal of Economics 135, no. 1 (February Planning Review 41, no 3 (2019): 269–291. could-end-china-trade-war-by-shang-jin- 2020): 503–560. wei-2019-08? Jo, Yoon J., Misaki Matsumura, and David Zelin, Madeleine “Why the US and China See Negotiations E. Weinstein. “The Impact of E-Commerce “A Deep History of Shareholding in Differently.” Project Syndicate, May 14, on Relative Prices and Consumer Welfare.” Late Imperial China.” Law and History 2019. https://www.project-syndicate. NBER Working Paper #26506, November Review 37, no. 2 (2019): 325–351. org/commentary/us-china-trade-talks- 2019. breakdown-by-shang-jin-wei-2019-05? Amiti, Mary, Stephen J. Redding, and “The Case for Climate Tariffs.” Project David E. Weinstein. “The Impact of Syndicate, May 9, 2019. https://www. the 2018 Trade War on U.S. Prices and project-syndicate.org/commentary/ Welfare.” Journal of Economic Perspectives climate-change-tariffs-reduce-emissions- 33, no. 4 (Fall 2019): 187–210. by-shang-jin-wei-2019-05. Redding, Stephen J., and David E. “Making China’s Tax Cuts Fiscally Weinstein. “Aggregation and the Gravity Sustainable.” Project Syndicate, April 1, Equation.” American Economic Review 2019. https://www.project-syndicate. Papers and Proceedings (May 2019): org/commentary/china-tax-cuts-fiscal- 450–55. sustainability-by-shang-jin-wei-2019-04. Amiti, Mary, Sang Hoon Kong, and David “Why American Firms and Households E. Weinstein. “The Effect of the U.S.-China Need China.” Project Syndicate, January Trade War on U.S. Investment.” NBER 9, 2019. https://www.project-syndicate. Working Paper #21114, May 2020. org/commentary/apple-revenues-china- trade-war-employment-by-shang-jin- “International Bank Flows and the Global wei-2019-01. Financial Cycle.” IMF Economic Review 67, no. 1 (2019): 61–108.

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WEAI RESEARCH considers all Korea-related manuscripts under The program is divided into four research Modern Tibetan Studies topics. Recent courses have included 19th- enhance teaching about the broader Inner PROGRAMS AND contract in a given year for the award. The projects: America and East Asia: Past and Program and 20th-century Tibetan history, modern Asian and Central Asia regions. designation “A Center for Korean Research Present (Cochaired by Gerald L. Curtis and Tibetan literature, film and television in INITIATIVES http://weai.columbia.edu/modern Book” appears on the title page of the Carol Gluck); The Making of the Modern Columbia’s Modern Tibetan Studies Inner Asia, Sino-Tibetan relations, and oral -tibetan-studies-program/ book, along with acknowledgment of the Pacific World (Core Faculty Members: Program, established in 1999, was the history in Tibet. funding source on the copyright page. The Mae Ngai and Theodore Hughes); Global first program in the West dedicated Center for Korean Research Tibetan studies can be taken as a part first Center for Korean Research Book title Circuits, US–East Asian Archives, and to teaching about the society, history, of Columbia College’s Core Curriculum Toyota Research Program The Center for Korean Research (CKR) was Colonizing Language: Cultural Production Future Directions (Steering Committee: and culture of modern Tibet. It provides requirement for undergraduates, and was established in 1988. Theodore Hughes and Language Politics in Modern Japan and Eugenia Lean and Professors Haruo a range of courses and programs for The Toyota Research Program of Columbia modern Tibetan studies can be chosen as became the director in 2013. The Center’s Korea, by Christina Yi, published by Columbia Shirane, Gray Tuttle, and Madeleine Zelin); undergraduate and graduate students University’s Weatherhead East Asian a concentration within the MA degrees goal is to encourage Korean studies at University Press in 2018. In November 2018, and The United States and Southeast who want to focus on modern Tibet Institute began in 1979 with the generous in East Asian Studies, in International Columbia by developing new courses on the Center for Korean Research and Columbia Asia: Past Legacies, Present Issues, and studies; supports and carries out research support of the Toyota Motor Company. Affairs, or in Regional Studies–East Asia Korea, promoting research concerning Korea University Press published a second joint title, Future Prospects (Cochaired by Professors on modern Tibetan society, history, and An additional grant was received in (MARSEA). At the PhD level, students in all disciplines, sponsoring a regular seminar Heroes and Toilers: Work as Life in Postwar North Duncan McCargo, Ann Marie Murphy, culture; runs study programs, educational 2012 to continue the activities of the can specialize in modern Tibetan studies on contemporary Korean affairs, assisting in Korea, 1953–1961, by Cheehyung Harrison Kim. and Amy Freedman). Each project was projects, and conferences in close program under the directorship of within the Department of East Asian expanding Columbia’s Korean library holdings, designed to harmonize with the other collaboration with other institutions and Gerald L. Curtis. The program provides Languages and Cultures. and stimulating comparative research http://ckr.weai.columbia.edu/ three without overlying them. Although the scholars in the US and abroad; organizes support for advanced graduate student involving Korea within Columbia’s large individual projects are divergent in their exchange visits with Tibetan and Chinese The program is supported by an and faculty research on issues related East Asian studies community. In 2016, the missions, they are convergent in fulfilling Dorothy Borg Research scholars from Tibet and elsewhere; outstanding library collection of books and to contemporary Japan and US-Japan Academy of Korean Studies awarded CKR a the vision Dorothy Borg had to further US– and has an ongoing program of public manuscripts about Tibet. The collection, relations. The program also sponsors a five-year Core University Grant that supports Program East Asian studies at Columbia University. activities in New York. one of the largest in the United States, is series of research lunches and dinners graduate fellowships, postdoctoral positions, The Dorothy Borg Research Program of based at Columbia’s C.V. Starr East Asian that provide scholars with the opportunity adjunct teaching, Korean library collection The faculty, research scholars, and staff in the Weatherhead East Asian Institute was Library and includes some 15,000 books to exchange views with members of other cataloging, and the development of Korean Inner Asia Curricular the Modern Tibetan Studies Program are established to prepare scholars for the on Tibet in English, Tibetan, and Chinese, institutions, government officials, business studies research networks. Development Program Gray Tuttle, who holds the Leila Hadley challenge of studying transnational issues as well as a major library of classical executives, and diplomats working on East Luce Chair of Modern Tibetan Studies; From 2016 to 2020, CKR housed The Journal involving the United States and East Asia Tibetan texts. Asian issues. Established in 2015, the Inner Asia Lauran Hartley, Tibetan Studies Librarian of Korean Studies, which is the preeminent and to explore new conceptual strategies Curricular Development Program at at Columbia; Lobsang Dondrup, Tibetan The program includes the Tibet journal in its field, publishing high-quality and themes for understanding the study Columbia develops materials for teaching Bibliographical Assistant in the C.V. Starr Ecotourism Training Project, which Vietnamese Studies Initiative articles in all disciplines in the humanities of US–East Asia. The program is named and studying Inner Asia, the lands on the East Asian Library; and Tibetan language organizes training workshops and visits for and social sciences on a broad range of in honor of Dorothy Borg (1902–1993), eastern fringe of the Eurasian land-bridge In 2019, Columbia University formalized instructors Pema Bhum, Sonam Tsering, Tibetans in the tourism sector in Tibet. It Korea-related topics, both historical and a historian of United States–East Asia that lie mainly within western and northern a new Vietnamese Studies initiative, and Kunchog Tseten. is linked to other Tibet studies initiatives contemporary. It is committed to articles relations whose influence—on political China, with Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, which offers courses at the undergraduate in the New York City area, including the that engage in a Korea-related topic in a scientists like Gerald L. Curtis, Andrew Xinjiang, and Tibet at their core. In spring 2004, the Modern Tibetan and graduate levels and focuses on the Latse Contemporary Tibetan Culture substantial way, take existing scholarship J. Nathan, and Robert Jervis; historians Studies Program was awarded a $3 million society, history, politics, and culture Library, the Rubin Museum of Art, the (in Korean and/or other languages) into like Carol Gluck; and many others— The program is part of a drive to emphasize gift from the Henry Luce Foundation to of Vietnam from the premodern era Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan account, and explore new methodologies helped bridge the work of history and the regional approach within area studies, establish the world’s first chair in modern to today, as well as language courses Art, and the Newark Museum, as well and theoretical frameworks that speak contemporary analysis. encouraging geographic specialists to think Tibetan studies. Gray Tuttle, the current at all levels. In addition to offering as to other universities in the United to readerships beyond Korean studies. in terms of larger contexts, beyond political holder of the chair, is an expert in modern courses, Vietnamese Studies hosts A central goal of the program is to States and Europe; and it has an exchange The Journal of Korean Studies encourages borders, and to examine flows of people, Tibetan history and Sino-Tibetan relations small workshops as well as international encourage and support those who might relationship with the Central Minzu transnational, interdisciplinary approaches to ideas, resources, cultures, topography, since the 17th century. conferences, is building a Global Vietnam work primarily in either the United States (Nationalities) University in Beijing. scholarship. It is published biannually by Duke and trade that connect peoples to their project with institutions in country and University Press. or East Asia to broaden their scope to focus neighbors and beyond. In particular, it The program, in cooperation with The Modern Tibetan Studies Program is working toward erecting a Center for on the transnational and global linkages— aims—by combining experts in the area Columbia’s Departments of Religion and is part of the Weatherhead East Asian Vietnamese Studies at Columbia. The In 2017, the Center for Korean Research and and facilitate areas of convergence that with those trained in broader disciplinary of East Asian Languages and Cultures, Institute’s initiative to include the Vietnamese Studies faculty include Lien- Columbia University Press announced a new can be drawn between the fields of approaches—to find productive ways offers instruction in both modern borderlands of China and the frontiers of Hang Nguyen, who holds the Dorothy Korean studies book initiative. A $10,000 East Asia and the study of the United to integrate the study of local histories, and classical Tibetan language and Inner and Central Asia in the American Borg Chair in the History of the United subvention would be awarded each year on States—through postdoctoral training societies, environments, and economies provides courses at both graduate and map of knowledge about East Asia. States and East Asia, and John Phan, a competitive basis to an author who has opportunities, graduate fellowships, and with the study of larger global trends. undergraduate level that cover Tibetan Together with the Harriman Institute at who teaches Vietnamese Humanities secured a contract from Columbia University collaborative grants to support inquiry history from the 17th to the 20th century Columbia, the program is part of the Inner and Cultures in the Department of Press for an outstanding Korea-related book that crosses geographic, temporal, and/or as well as courses on material culture, Asia Curricular Development Program, East Asian Languages and Cultures. in any academic discipline and covering disciplinary boundaries. contemporary Tibetan art, history, politics which develops materials and resources to They are joined by language instructor any time period. Columbia University Press and culture, biography, film, and other Phuong Chung Nguyen. The Vietnamese

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Studies initiative is committed to strong to Columbia Law School. The center Center on Japanese Economy Collection focuses on early Korean and AFFILIATED ORGANIZATION collaborative relationships with leading prepares students to take on leadership and Business Japanese feature films and documentaries academic institutions of Vietnam, roles in Chinese law and provides them and on contemporary Chinese feature films, including the Institute for Sino-Nôm with the skills and knowledge they need to Established at Columbia Business documentaries, television series, local New York Southeast Asia Research, the Institute for Information & succeed in China’s rapidly changing legal School in 1986 under the direction of operas, and martial arts, with more than Network Technology, the Institute of History, and environment while serving as a bridge to Professor Hugh Patrick, the Center on 6,000 DVD titles. Online records have been the broader University of Social Sciences the Chinese legal community. Japanese Economy and Business (CJEB) created for almost all of the collection. Columbia University serves as host of & Humanities. Vietnamese Studies is also promotes knowledge and understanding the New York Southeast Asia Network https://chinese-legal-studies.law http://library.columbia.edu/locations in the process of creating a new digital of Japanese business and economics in (NYSEAN). Created in 2015 and generously .columbia.edu/ /eastasian.html platform for archiving resources and an international context. The center is a supported by the Henry Luce Foundation, exploring digital humanities tools related research organization widely recognized NYSEAN is a nonprofit organization that Donald Keene Center of aims to promote mutual understanding to Vietnamese studies. Center for Japanese Legal for its international programs, which Japanese Culture and forge partnerships among individuals, Studies provide prominent speakers from the public and private sectors a forum for groups, and institutions of New York Founded in 1986, the center is named and Southeast Asia. It seeks to create a The Center for Japanese Legal Studies, with collaboration and reflection on Japan, the in honor of Professor Donald Keene, community of scholars, thought leaders, executive director Nobuhisa Ishizuka, was United States, and the global economy. who was an internationally renowned practitioners, professionals, and students AFFILIATED COLUMBIA established in 1980 with financial support In support of its mission, CJEB organizes scholar, Columbia University teacher, across the fields of policy, business, from the Fuyo Group (a group of leading UNIVERSITY CENTERS and supports research projects, workshops, and interpreter of Japanese literature and and the arts to generate fresh ideas for Japanese companies) and the Japan- symposia, conferences, scholarly and culture to the West. The primary goal of collaboration in addressing present-day US Friendship Commission. The center professional exchanges, and library and the center is to advance understanding of challenges in the region. Working with APEC Study Center administers a range of research-oriented, computer-based resource initiatives. Japan and Japanese culture in the United partners at New York University and programmatic, and informal programs States through university instruction, Seton Hall University, NYSEAN sponsors Columbia University established the APEC designed to enhance understanding of the www8.gsb.columbia.edu/cjeb/ research, and public outreach. approximately 30 events annually in the Study Center in 1994 at the request of Japanese legal system. It also maintains greater New York area. the US Department of State in response extensive ties with the Weatherhead East www.keenecenter.org to the APEC Leaders’ Education Initiative, Asian Institute and the Center on Japanese C.V. Starr East Asian Library http://www.nysean.org introduced by President Clinton and Economy and Business. Currently, the center endorsed by the leaders of the other APEC is expanding its activities to reflect the The C.V. Starr East Asian Library holds member nations at their historic meetings dynamic process of legal reform underway the third largest collection for the study on Blake Island and in Seattle in November in Japan—reforms that touch upon virtually of East Asia in North America, with more 1993. This initiative calls on institutions every aspect of Japanese society. than 1.8 million items of Chinese, Japanese, of higher education in the United States Korean, Tibetan, Mongol, Manchu, and and throughout the Asia Pacific to https://jls.law.columbia.edu/ Western-language materials and more collaborate on Asia Pacific policy research than 8,500 periodical titles. The collection and—through exchanges, joint research, is particularly strong in Chinese history, conferences, and other contacts—to Center for Korean Legal Studies literature, and social sciences; Japanese help establish an emerging region-wide literature, history, and religion, particularly The Center for Korean Legal Studies was network of personal and institutional Buddhism; and Korean history. The Kress founded in 1994 with funding from The relationships for all member economies. Special Collections Reading Room provides Korea Foundation and the Hankook Tire access to the rare book and special Group. Columbia Law School is proud to be http://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/apec/ collections, which are especially strong in the first law school in the United States to Chinese local histories and genealogies, have a center dedicated to studying issues Japanese Edo period woodblock printed Center for Chinese Legal in Korean law and regulations. Directed books, the Makino Collection in East by Jeong-Ho Roh, the center encourages Studies Asian film studies, and the Korean Yi research and teaching in Korean law and the Song-yi Collection of rare books, as well Established in 1983 by Professor Emeritus Korean legal system. Visiting scholars to the as collections of ancient Chinese oracle R. Randle Edwards, the center is now center include Korean lawyers, judges, and bones, Chinese paper gods from the early directed by Professor Benjamin Liebman. government and company officials. It serves as the focal point for China- 20th century, signed first editions of related curricular, extracurricular, and https://kls.law.columbia.edu/ modern Japanese authors, and Edo-period exchange activities that attract students ukiyo-e. The library’s microfilm collection and scholars from all over the world is also extensive; and its East Asian Film

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WEAI Events Lectures and Panels Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Lectures and Panels Arts and Culture Events 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, 9/16 Reenacting Homecoming: Early 9/20 Revolutionary Routine: Grassroots 9/25 World Leaders Forum: Tun Dr. 10/2 Film Screening: “The Stateless Conferences, and Symposia Memoirs of Tibetan Exile Life and the Sources on Work, Family, and Private Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Diplomat.” Mimi Malayan, filmmaker. 10/5 Urbanization and China: September Writing of History. Tsering Wangmo Life in Maoist China. Zhang Letian, Fudan Malaysia. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad. Hosted by the Armenian Center. Understanding Impacts, Projecting Future. Dhompa, Villanova University. Moderated University; Li Tian, Fudan University. Introduction by Vishakha N. Desai, Deborah Davis, Yale University; Jane Duckett, Lectures and Panels by Lauran Hartley, Columbia University. Hosted by the Department of East Asian Columbia University. Moderated by Lien- 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, University of Glasgow; Peilei Fan, Michigan 9/9 Producing Poverty and Prosperity Cosponsored by the Modern Tibetan Languages and Cultures. Cosponsored by Hang Nguyen, Columbia University. Hosted Conferences, and Symposia State University; Qin Gao, Columbia in Southeast Asia: Methodological and Studies Program. the ACLS-Luce Foundation. by the World Leaders Forum. 10/3–10/4 Disinformation and Elections in University; Shi Li, Beijing Normal University; Empirical Reflections. Jonathan Rigg, East and Southeast Asia: Digital Futures Justin Remais, University of California, University of Bristol. Moderated by Lien- Lectures and Panels Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Lecture Series: Using Scientific Evidence to and Fragile Democracies. Sheila Coronel, Berkeley; Alan Smart, University of Calgary; Hang Nguyen, Columbia University. 9/19 Eurasia and China’s Belt and Road 9/21 Revolutionary Routine: Toward the Address Social Challenges in China Columbia University; Duncan McCargo, Jeremy Wallace, Cornell University; Ya Ping Initiative: Potential Impact, Potential Chinese Routine without the Archive? 9/25 China’s Unfolding Romantic Columbia University; Jonathan Corpus Ong, Lectures and Panels Wang, University of Glasgow; Weiping Disputes, and How to Address Them. Jeremy Brown, Simon Fraser University; Revolution. Melissa Schneider, LCSW, University of Massachusetts Amherst; 9/13 The Anti-Extradition Protests in Wu, Columbia University. Hosted by the Nargis Kassenova, Harvard University; Lanxin Yinghong Cheng, Delaware State University; author. Moderated by Qin Gao, Columbia Margaret Scott, New York University. Hong Kong: Voices from a Faceless Graduate School of Architecture, Planning Xiang, Graduate Institute of International Fabio Lanza, University of Arizona; Aminda University. Hosted by the School of Social Hosted by the New York Southeast Asia Movement. Kai Ping (Brian) Leung, and Preservation and the School of Social and Development Studies, Geneva; Lu Smith, Michigan State University; Yiching Work. Cosponsored by the China Center Network; the School of Journalism. University of Washington; Joshua Wong, Work. Cosponsored by Columbia Global Pin, University at Albany; Bruno Maçães, Wu, University of Toronto. Hosted by the for Social Policy. Demosistō. Moderated by Michael C. Davis, Centers | Beijing. Renmin University. Moderated by Alexander Department of East Asian Languages and 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, Jindal Global University; Benjamin Liebman, Cooley, Columbia University. Hosted by Cultures. Cosponsored by the ACLS-Luce 70th Anniversary Events; Modern Tibetan Conferences, and Symposia Lectures and Panels Columbia University. Cosponsored by the European Institute. Cosponsored by Foundation. Studies at 20 10/4 Colloquium on Global Hồ Chí Minh. 10/8 Citizen Newspaper Advertisements the Center for Chinese Legal Studies at Columbia University’s Sakip Sabanci Center 9/30 Tibetan Studies in Europe: From Pierre Asselin, San Diego State University; in Contemporary South Korea: Analogue Columbia Law School; Columbia-Harvard for Turkish Studies; Harriman Institute; Lecture Series: Reflections on Liberal Education Philology to Social History (in between Olga Dror, Texas A&M University; Alec Protest Media in the Age of the Internet. China and the World Program; Human Institute of Social and Economic Research in China and from below). Berthe Jansen, Leipzig Holcombe, Ohio University; Do Quang Hung, Olga Fedorenko, Seoul National University. Rights Institute. and Policy; Columbia Global Centers | 9/23 The Elite Uneducation & Imposed University. Moderated by Lauran Hartley, Vietnam National University; Pham Quang Moderated by Theodore Hughes, Columbia Nonage. Chenjian (C.J.) Li, Peking Columbia University. Hosted by the Minh, Vietnam National University; Tran Lectures and Panels Istanbul; Istanbul Policy Center-Stiftung University. Hosted by the Center for Korean University. Moderated by Andrew Nathan, Modern Tibetan Studies Program. Viet Nghia, Vietnam National University; 9/13 Situating Late Qing Science and Mercator Initiative at Sabanci University. Research. Cosponsored by the Academy Columbia University. Lien-Hang Nguyen, Columbia University; Technology in a Global Context. Shellen of Korean Studies, Seoul Korea; Columbia Lectures and Panels Pham Hong Tung, Vietnam National Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Alumni Association, Korea; the Department 9/19 The Far East Sound in Jamaica. 70th Anniversary Events; Modern Tibetan University. Hosted by the Department Moderated by Eugenia Lean, Columbia of East Asian Languages and Cultures. Andrew F. Jones, University of California, Studies at 20 of History, Columbia University. University. October Berkeley. Hosted by The Program in 9/24 New Directions in Tibetan Studies Cosponsored by the Department of East Lectures and Panels Research in China. Gyelmo Drukpa (Chi. Arts and Culture Events Chinese Literature and Culture and The Lectures and Panels Asian Languages and Cultures, Columbia 10/9 China-Korea Relations. Yang Xiyu, Zhou Hua), China Tibetology Research 9/13 Film Screening: “Royal Cafe.” Center for Ethnomusciology. Cosponsored 10/1 The Role of United States–Educated University; University of Social Sciences China Institute of International Studies. Center; China Tibetology Press. Moderated Tenzin Dasel, filmmaker; Ann Tashi Slater, by the Department of East Asian Students in China’s United States Policy and Humanities, Vietnam National Moderated by Stephen Noerper, Columbia by Pema Bhum, Columbia University. Hosted writer. Languages and Cultures and the Institute during the Republican Period: A Case University. University. Hosted by the Center for Korean for Comparative Literature and Society. by the Modern Tibetan Studies Program. Study of Wellington Koo. Jin Guangyao, Research. Cosponsored by Korea Society. Fudan University. Moderated by Eugenia Lean, Columbia University.

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and quarantine of individuals arriving from abroad. Despite a recent uptick in new 19 cases, Japan has reported a relatively low rate of fatalities, arguably due in part to the ROOM 311/312, Columbia School of Social Work rapid deployment of the SDF.

1225 Amsterdam Avenue, New York In a wide-ranging conversation with Asia Society’s Daniel Russel and Takako Hikotani of Columbia University’s Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Minister Kono will share lessons learned from Japan’s experience with coronavirus and oer his insight into LUNCH will be served. SCAN THE QR CODE FOR REGISTRATION AND LIVESTREAM INFORMATION. what role Japan can play in the global response, as well as the broader security implications of the pandemic on the region. PUBLIC PROGRAMMING

Lectures and Panels Center for Korean Research. Cosponsored University; Weihong Bao, University of Lecture Series: Reflections on Liberal November 10/10 Alternative Food Movement in by The Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul California, Berkeley; Zeynep Celik Alexander, Education in China 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, China. Caroline Merrifield, independent Korea; Columbia Alumni Association, Korea; Columbia University; Nadine Chan, 10/28 An Ant Who Shakes the Tree Conferences, and Symposia scholar. Moderated by Dorothy Ko, Barnard the Department of East Asian Languages Claremont Graduate University; Yuriko (蝼蚁撼大树） Personal Experiences in 11/1–11/3 New Directions in Japanese College. and Cultures; the Department of Music. Furuhata, McGill University; Jennifer Gabrys, Education Reform in China. Chenjian (C.J.) Studies. Yan Chang, University of University of Cambridge; Bishnupriya Ghosh, Li, Peking University. Moderated by Andrew Minnesota; Stephen Choi, Columbia Lectures and Panels Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia University of California, Santa Barbara; Nathan, Columbia University. University; Carol Gluck, Columbia 10/10 Ocean of Milk, Ocean of Blood: 10/18 The Bounds of Modern Japanese Brian R. Jacobson, University of Toronto; University; Harry Harootunian, Columbia A Mongolian Monk in the Ruins of the Literature and Film, A Symposium in 70th Anniversary Events; Lectures and Panels Thomas Lamarre, Duke University; Brian University; Tianyuan Huang, Columbia Qing Empire. Matthew King, University of Honor of Professor Paul Anderer. John 10/29 US-Japan Relations in a Turbulent Larkin, Barnard College; Jie Li, Harvard University; Mairead Hynes, Columbia Bill Emmott, Tomoko Kubota, and Carol Gluck discuss California, Riverside. Moderated by Gray Carpenter, Metropolitan Museum of World. Gerald Curtis, Columbia University; University; Lydia Liu, Columbia University; University; Iwasaki Minoru, Tokyo journalism and gender equality in “Reporting Asia: Tuttle, Columbia University. Art; Nina Cornyetz, New York University; Hugh Patrick, Columbia University; Japan” on October 21, 2019 Reinhold Martin, Columbia University; Ben University of Foreign Studies; Narita Stephen Dodd, SOAS University of London; Kanji Yamanouchi, Ambassador and Mendelson, University of Pennsylvania; Ryuichi, Japan Women’s University; Jordan 70th Anniversary Events Joan Ericson, Colorado College; Chris Consul General of Japan in New York. 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Hazel Clarke, The New School; of California, Los Angeles; David Lurie, on Japanese Economy and Business at Pollmann, University of North Carolina Research Center for Japanese Studies; Dorothy Ko, Barnard College; Valerie Columbia University; Yi-Ping Ong, Johns Columbia Business School and the School at Chapel Hill; Thomas Pringle, Brown Watanabe Eri, Shizuoka University; Steele, Fashion Institute of New York; Vũ Hopkins University; Sunyoung Park, of International and Public Affairs at University; Ying Qian, Columbia University. Watanabe Naoki, Musashi University; Xinyi Thảo, Kilomet 109. Moderated by John University of Southern California; Janet Columbia University. Hosted by the Department of Middle Zhao, Columbia University. Cosponsored Phan, Columbia University. 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Moderated by Qin Gao, Columbia of California, Berkeley. Hosted by the Studies Program. Cosponsored by Maysles Institute for the Study of Human Rights; 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, University. Hosted by the School of Social Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture. Documentary Center. Global Cultural Studies; Institute for Conferences, and Symposia Work. Cosponsored by China Center for Cosponsored by the Department of East Comparative Literature and Society. 10/31–11/1 能 Neng (Capacity/Energy) Social Policy at Columbia University. Asian Languages and Cultures. Lectures and Panels and China’s Long 1980s: A Re-evaluation. 10/25 Himalayan New York: Stories of Lectures and Panels Lectures and Panels Tani Barlow, Rice University; Nick Bartlett, 70th Anniversary Events; Lectures and Panels Migration, Language, Belonging, and 11/7 Top Down or Bottom Up? Politics 10/14 Japan on the Silk Road: Encounters Barnard College; Corey Byrnes, Northwestern 10/21 Reporting Asia: Japan. Bill Emmott, Social Change. Nawang Tsering Gurung; Dan and Society in Thailand and Indonesia. and Perspectives of Politics and Culture in University; Julie Chu, University of Chicago; Daniel Weiss discusses his book, In That Time: Mi- The Economist; Tomoko Kubota, University Kaufman, Queens College, City University Alex Arifianto, Nanyang Technological Eurasia. Selçuk Esenbel, Boğaziçi University. Lily Chumley, New York University; Myron chael O’Donnell and the Tragic Era of Vietnam, on of Tokyo. Moderated by Carol Gluck, of New York; Kesang Tseten, filmmaker. University–Singapore; Christopher January 29, 2020 Moderated by Carol Gluck, Columbia Cohen, Columbia University; Joshua Freeman, Columbia University. Cosponsored by the Moderated by Sienna Craig, Dartmouth Ankersen, NYU Center for Global Affairs. University. Princeton University; Erin Huang, Princeton School of Journalism. College. 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Youn-mi Kim, Ewha Lydia Liu, Columbia University; Ying Qian, Wishnick, Montclair State University. Took the Drama Out of Afterlife.” Juhn Qin Gao, Columbia University. Hosted by Womans University. Hosted by the Center Columbia University; Louisa Schein, Rutgers Ahn, University of Michigan. Hosted by the Arts and Culture Events the School of Social Work. Cosponsored by for Korean Research. Cosponsored by The University; Mayfair Yang, University of Center for Korean Research. Cosponsored 10/16 Traversing Chosŏn Society through the China Center for Social Policy. Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul Korea; California, Santa Barbara; Angela Zito, New by The Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul Music. Gamin Kang, artist-in-residence, Columbia Alumni Association, Korea; the York University. Hosted by the Departent Korea; the Department of East Asian Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Kanji Yamanouchi, ambassador and consul general Brandeis University. Moderated by Hye Eun Department of East Asian Languages and of East Asian Languages and Cultures. Languages and Cultures. 10/24 Thinking the Ecological in Media of Japan in New York, delivers a lecture, “US-Japan Choi, Columbia University. Hosted by the Cultures; University Seminars at Columbia Cosponsored by the Program in Chinese Relations in a Turbulent World,” on October 29. 2019 Studies. Stefan Andriopoulos, Columbia University. Literary and Cultural Studies.

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Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Lectures and Panels Lectures and Panels 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, February by Maria Adele Carrai, KU Leuven. 11/14 Japan’s Russia policy under the Abe Conferences, and Symposia Cosponsored by the European Institute at 11/9 Buddhism and Politics in Korea. Juhn 12/3 Inner Asian Islam in Qianlong-Era Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Ahn, University of Michigan; Hwansoo Kim, Administration: Why Tokyo Does Not David Brophy, University of 12/13 Rethinking Craft in Postindustrial Columbia University and the Columbia- Beijing. 2/4 Youth Peace Conference: A Peace-Talk Yale University; Seong Uk Kim, Columbia Share Washington’s Threat Perception. Sydney. Moderated by Eugenia Lean, Society. Carol Cassidy, Lao Textiles; Jacob Harvard China and the World Program. with Twenty Students from Korea – Our University; Jin Y. Park, American University. James Brown, Temple University Japan Columbia University. Eyferth, The University of Chicago; Rabbit Vision and Role for Peace. Hosted by the Hosted by the Center for Korean Research. Campus; Peter Clement, Columbia Goody, Thistle Hill Weavers; Eugenia Lean, Lectures and Panels Center for Korean Research. Cosponsored Cosponsored by the Weatherhead East University. Moderated by Takako Hikotani, 70th Anniversary Events; Lectures and Panels Columbia University; Timothy Oakes, University 2/4 US-China-Japan Trilateral Relations by Korea Focus; PeaceCorea; NYU Freedom Asian Institute; The Academy of Korean Columbia University. Cosponsored by the 12/5 Reporting Asia: Tibet. Edward Wong, of Colorado, Boulder; Pamela Smith, Columbia and the East Asian Order. Gerald Curtis, for North Korea. Studies, Seoul Korea; the Department of Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and The New York Times. Moderated by Gray University; Justin Squizzero, The Burroughs Columbia University; Ryo Sahashi, Tokyo University. 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Cosponsored Conservation Research and Climate Left-behind Children in Rural China: Myths, by The Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul Science Approaches. Yonten Nyima, New Concerns, and Evidence from a Randomized Lectures and Panels Korea; Columbia Alumni Association, York University; Brendan Buckley, Columbia Controlled Study. Shenyang Guo, Brown 12/16 Population Aging in China: Korea; Korea Focus, Columbia University. University; Tsering Bum, Emory University; School of Social Work, Washington Challenges and Strategies. Yaoyin Zhu, Chenxi Xu, Chinese Academy of Sciences; University in St. Louis. Moderated by Qin National Committee on Aging. Hosted by Lectures and Panels Brendan Buckley, Columbia University; Gao, Columbia University. Cosponsored by the Columbia Aging Center. 11/11 Tenth Annual N.T. Wang Lecture: Eveline Washul, Columbia University. the China Center for Social Policy. E-commerce and Inclusive Growth in Cosponsored by the Modern Tibetan 70th Anniversary Events; Workshops, China: Opportunities and Challenges. Studies Program and the Lamont-Doherty Conferences, and Symposia Xubei Luo, World Bank Group. Moderated Earth Observatory. by Shang-Jin Wei, Columbia University. 12/6 Ephemera: Science and Technology: January Cosponsored by The Jerome A. Chazen Lectures and Panels Collections on Modern China at Columbia’s Institute for Global Business. 11/21 The Third Wave of Globalization Starr Library. Jim Cheng, Columbia University; Lectures and Panels and China’s Diplomacy in the Context of Lisa Claypool, University of Alberta; Laurence 1/24 A Global History of Victimhood Lecture Series: Using Scientific Evidence to New Pattern of Geopolitics. Hao Su, China Coderre, New York University; Don J. Cohn, Nationalism. Jie-hyun Lim, Sogang Address Social Challenges in China Foreign Affairs University. Moderated by Independent Collector; Fa-ti Fan, State University, Seoul. Moderated by Carol 11/12 Effectiveness of a Collaborative Peter Clement, Columbia University. Hosted University of New York at Binghamton; Yi Gluck, Columbia University. Stepped-Care Model for Older Adults by the Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War Gu, University of Toronto; Eugenia Lean, with Depression. Terry Lum, Hong Kong and Peace Studies. Columbia University; Ying Qian, Columbia Lectures and Panels University. Moderated by Jinyu Liu, University; Sigrid Schmalzer, University of 1/28 The House of Yan: A Family at the Xiaolu Guo (left) discusses her novels and films at the event “Hybrid Identities: A Dialogue with Xiaolu Guo” on February 25, 2020 Columbia University. Cosponsored by the Massachusetts Amherst; Chengzhi Wang, Heart of a Century in Chinese History. Lan China Center for Social Policy and the Columbia University; Danping Wang, Yan, author. Moderated by Dean Merit E. Columbia School of Social Work. Columbia University; Chuan Xu, Columbia Janow, Columbia University. Hosted by the University. Hosted by the Department of East School of International and Public Affairs. December Arts and Culture Events Asian Languages and Cultures. Cosponsored 11/12 Film Screening and Discussion Lectures and Panels by the C.V. Starr East Asian Library and the Lectures and Panels of “Boys for Sale” (売買ボーイズ). 12/2 From Criminalization to Liberation: Center for Science and Society. 1/29 “In That Time: Michael O’Donnell Ian Thomas Ash, filmmaker and Organizing Migrant Asian Sex Workers and the Tragic Era of Vietnam,” an Evening producer. Moderated by Kim Brandt, Across Oceans. KK de la Vida, Chanelle Arts and Culture Events with Author Daniel Weiss. Daniel Weiss, Columbia University. Gallant, Elene Lam, Elena Shih, Kate Zen; Red 12/12 New Directions in Chinese Metropolitan Museum of Art. Moderated Canary Song. Moderated by Yin Q. Hosted Contemporary Music. Wenjing Guo, Central by Lien-Hang Nguyen, Columbia University. Lecture Series: Using Scientific Evidence to by the Center of the Study of Ethnicity and Conservatory of Music; Jianping Tang, Cosponsored by the Department of History; Address Social Challenges in China Race. Cosponsored by the Department of Central Conservatory of Music; Guoping Jia, Center for American Studies; Society of 11/14 Social Movement and Changing History; the Department of Sociology; the Central Conservatory of Music; Ping Chang, Fellows; Heyman Center for the Humanities. Identity in Hong Kong. Xiaogang Wu, Center for Contemporary Critical Thought; Central Conservatory of Music; Danbu Chen, Hong Kong University of Science and Lectures and Panels the Institute for Research on Women and Central Conservatory of Music. Moderated Technology. Hosted by the School of Social 1/30 Critical Global Studies: What, Gender Studies; the Institute for the Study by Weiya Hao, Central Conservatory of Work. Cosponsored by the China Center Why, and How. Jie-hyun Lim, Sogang of Human Rights; the Institute for Social Music; Georg Friedrich Haas, Columbia for Social Policy. University, Seoul. Moderated by Carol and Economic Research Policy. University. Hosted by the Department of Musician Gamin Kang performs on traditional Korean instruments at “Traversing Chosŏn Society through Music” Music. Cosponsored by the Fritz Reiner Gluck, Columbia University. on October 16, 2019 Center for Contemporary Music.

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Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Lectures and Panels Talk Series. Soyoung Suh, Dartmouth Webinar; Lectures and Panels 2/11 Workshop on Political Change and 2/17 People, Animals, and Island University. Hosted by the Center for Korean 5/22 COVID-19 in Taiwan: Domestic and Policy Change in Japan. Satoshi Machidori, Encounters: A Pig’s History of the Pacific. Research. Cosponsored by the Academy of International Implications. Syaru Shirley Lin, Kyoto University; Harukata Takenaka, Jordan Sand, Georgetown University. Korean Studies and the Department of East University of Virginia; C. Jason Wang, Stanford National Graduate Institute for Policy Moderated by James Gerien-Chen, Columbia Asian Languages and Cultures. University; Vincent Wang, Adelphi University. Studies in Tokyo. Moderated by Takako University. Moderated by Andrew Nathan, Columbia Hikotani, Columbia University. Hosted Lectures and Panels University. Cosponsored by the Taipei by the Japan Study Student Association. Lectures and Panels 2/28 Staging Korean Diaspora: Uncharted Economic and Cultural Office in New York. Cosponsored by the Suntory Foundation. 2/24 The Coronavirus Epidemic in China Border and Ideological Disorientation. and Beyond. Huang Yanzhong, Seton Hall Miseong Woo, Yonsei University. Hosted H.E. Mr. Dang Dinh Quy, Permanent Representative Panelists discuss sustainable fashion in Vietnam Lectures and Panels University; Yang Wan, Columbia University; by the Center for Korean Research. of Viet Nam to the United Nations, asks panelists a with designer Vũ Thảo at “KILOMET109: Women, 2/11 The Emotional Topography of the Nicholas Bartlett, Barnard College. Cosponsored by Princeton University. question at “Colloquium on Global Hồ Chí Minh” on Modernity, and Sustainable Fashion in Contemporary October 4, 2019 Vietnam” on October 10, 2019 Zainichi Memoryscape: Korean Ghettos Moderated by Weiping Wu, Columbia June in Postwar Japan Revisited. Sayaka University. 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Introduction 3/4 Improving Quality of Long-Term Care Dalvi, University of Mumbai; Abigail University. Moderated by Carol Gluck, Association, Korea. PRC Coercion and Its Limits. Ja Ian by Maria Adele Carrai, KU Leuven. in China. Bei Wu, New York University. McGowan, University of Vermont; Anupama Columbia University. Hosted by Maison Chong, National University of Singapore. Cosponsored by the Columbia Center on Moderated by Jinyu Liu, Columbia Rao, Barnard College; Eric Tagliacozzo, Lectures and Panels Francaise and the Institute for Ideas and Moderated by Thomas Christensen, Sustainable Investment and the European University. Hosted by the China Center for Cornell University; Nancy Um, State 2/10 Nationalism and Populism around the Imagination. Cosponsored by the Office of Columbia University. Hosted by Columbia- Institute at Columbia University. Social Policy. University of New York at Binghamton. World: Is Japan an Exception? Mark Lilla, the EVP for Arts and Sciences; Columbia Harvard China and the World Program. Hosted by the Institute for Comparative Columbia University; Satoshi Machidori, Kyoto Lectures and Panels College; Department of East Asian Literature and Society. Cosponsored by the University; Jack Snyder, Columbia University; Lectures and Panels 2/25 Hybrid Identities: A Dialogue Languages and Cultures; Department Institute for Social and Economic Research Masayuki Tadokoro, Keio University; Kiyoteru 2/13 Hong Kong in Turmoil: Defining the with Xiaolu Guo. Xiaolu Guo, Columbia of English; School of the Arts; Society of Policy, Columbia University; the Center for Fellow; Heyman Center for the Humanities. Tsutsui, University of Michigan; Nadia Contours of Sovereignty in China Today. University. Moderated by Qin Gao, April Science and Society, Columbia University; Urbinati, Columbia University. Moderated by Allen Carlson, Cornell University; Ja Ian Columbia University. Hosted by the School Center for the Study of Social Difference, Lectures and Panels Alexander Stille, Columbia University; Takako Chong, National University of Singapore; of Social Work. Cosponsored by the School Webinar; Lectures and Panels Columbia University; the Graduate School of 2/5 Ôe, Africa, and Mr. Delchef: Non- Hikotani, Columbia University. Cosponsored Victoria Tin-bor Hui, University of Notre of Social Work and the China Center for 4/30 Japan in a COVID-19 World: A Arts and Sciences, Columbia University; the Aligning Japan. Christopher Hill, University by the Suntory Foundation; Columbia Dame. Moderated by Maria Adele Carrai, Social Policy. Discussion on Japan’s Responses to the History Department, Columbia University. of Michigan. Moderated by Kim Brandt, Journalism School. KU Leuven. Cosponsored by Columbia- Global Pandemic. Gerald Curtis, Columbia Columbia University. Harvard China and The World Program and Lectures and Panels University; Harukata Takenaka, National Lectures and Panels the European Institute. 2/26 Japan’s Diplomacy in 2030. Gerald Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Lecture Series: Reflections on Liberal Education 2/10 Xi Jinping’s Long-Term Strategic Curtis, Columbia University; Noriyuki Tokyo. Moderated by Takako Hikotani, We look forward to in China Vision and Its Implication for the Arts and Culture Events Shikata, Harvard University. Moderated Columbia University. Cosponsored by the 2/5 Education to Win the Next American Position in the World. Hao 2/13 The Armenian Genocide and Its by Takako Hikotani, Columbia University. Suntory Foundation. rescheduling many of the Generation. Chenjian (C.J.) Li, Peking Su, China Foreign Affairs University. “Unaccounted Lives.” Harry Harootunian, Cosponsored by the Toyota Fund and events canceled in response to University. Moderated by Andrew Nathan, Moderated by Andrew Nathan, Columbia Columbia University. Hosted by the the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace the COVID-19 pandemic during Columbia University. University. Cosponsored by Columbia- Armenian Center. Cosponsored by the Studies. the 2020–2021 academic year. Harvard China and the World Program. National Association for Armenian Studies Lectures and Panels and Research. Lectures and Panels 2/7 Rights Make Might: Global Human Lectures and Panels 2/26 Narrating East Asian International May Rights and Minority Social Movements 2/10 From Lhasa to Darjeeling to America: Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Relations from the Margins. Ching-Chang Webinar; Lectures and Panels in Japan. Kiyoteru Tsutsui, University of Tibetan American Memoir Writing. Ann 2/15 Professional Development Chen, Ryukoku University, New School. 5/21 Japan versus COVID-19: A Michigan. Moderated by Andrew Nathan, Tashi Slater, Japan Women’s University; Workshop: “Innovative Ideas to Foster the Moderated by Andrew Nathan, Columbia Conversation with H.E. Kono Taro, Columbia University. Riga Shakya, Columbia University. 21st-Century Minds.” Ying Jin, ACTFL 2018 University. Minister of Defense of Japan. Kono Taro, Hosted by the Modern Tibetan Studies. National Language Teacher of the Year. Minister of Defense of Japan; Daniel Russel, Lectures and Panels Workshops, Conferences, and Symposia Cosponsored by Diasporic Asian American Hosted by Hunter College. Asia Society Policy Institute. Moderated 2/7 Korea-Japan Relations: Looking 2/27 Formation of Postcolonial Korea Writers Series and the Center for the Study by Takako Hikotani, Columbia University. Back, Looking Forward. Alexis Dudden, through Family, Medicine, and the War of Ethnicity and Race. Cosponsored by the Asia Society.

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The Institute supports advanced study of The Certificate Program East Asia through programs in the School of International and Public Affairs (Master of The Institute Certificate curriculum International Affairs); the Graduate School of allows students matriculated in one of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) (MA in Regional Columbia’s graduate programs to pursue Studies—East Asia); and the Department an intensive program of study designed of East Asian Languages and Cultures (MA for a career related to East Asian affairs in East Asian Languages and Cultures). in academia, government, or the private Institute faculty members also sponsor sector. The certificate attests to a PhD candidates from various schools and specialized knowledge of a language and departments at Columbia University. an area of the Asia Pacific region. A student may choose from among three program options: a focus on modern China, modern Japan, or modern Korea.

Master of Arts in Regional Studies—East Asia (MARSEA)

The Institute administers the Master of Arts Graduate Study at the in Regional Studies—East Asia (MARSEA) Department of East Asian MARSEA 2019–2020 cohort through the Graduate School of Arts and Languages and Cultures Sciences for those wishing to focus on a (EALAC) social science approach to modern East School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) Regional Asia. The program provides interdisciplinary The Master of Arts program in the training (intensive exposure to the politics, Department of East Asian Languages and Specialization in East Asian Studies international relations, modern history, and Cultures is a regional studies humanities cultural and social formations of the region) program for students with a limited The regional specialization in East Asian 2019–2020 SIPA graduates with a regional with a country and transregional focus. background in East Asia and is intended to studies is open to students earning a specialization in East Asian studies: The program is tailored to meet the needs provide a broad overview of the field and Master of International Affairs degree from Kevin Atwell of persons entering professional careers, equip students with the skills to undertake SIPA and is designed to provide a sound Brit Felsen-Parsons midcareer professionals, students preparing more advanced research. foundation in the modern history, politics, for entry into doctoral programs, and those culture, and society of the region. Zhiying Feng pursuing a professional degree, such as a JD Jessica Ju or MBA, who want to gain regional expertise. Jae Kwang Kang Joonsung Lee 2019–2020 MARSEA Graduates and their Alessandra Lopez areas of focus: Leo Luo Jiajia Mai Alexander Carlson, Japan Francisco Martinez Seaton Huang, China James McKinney Chiwu Kim, Japan Kirara Nakamura Samuel Kim, Korea David Nichols Fuyuan Luo, China Jianru Qin Derek Smith, Japan Evan Roe Yuqi Zhang, China Bryan Terrazas Peter Zheng

Students participate in the “Taste of Asia” event on November 13, 2019

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WEATHERHEAD EAST ASIAN are planning to work, live or travel in, or learn Southeast Asian Student students can be critical and supportive Fellowships Administered Michelle Zhang (TC: International and INSTITUTE UNDERGRADUATE more about the region. It taps mainly into Initiative of each other’s work. KSG also invites by the Institute Transcultural Studies) the resources and network available with speakers, shows Korean cinema, and holds INITIATIVE the School of International and Public Affairs The Southeast Asian Student Initiative several social events throughout the year. The abbreviations used in the following Foreign Language Area Studies The Weatherhead East Asian Institute (SIPA) and Columbia University. (SEASI) is a student-run organization that lists are as follows: Fellowships (FLAS) Undergraduate Initiative is the product of serves as a forum for interaction among Nihon Benkyokai Japan AMEC: Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures our Institute-wide recognition that Columbia members of the SIPA and greater Columbia These awards are given to students to Korea Focus BC: Barnard College University undergraduate students are communities who share an interest in Studies Group study East Asian languages during the CC: Columbia College key constituents to our Institute’s mission. Korea Focus serves members of the SIPA the Southeast Asia region. The group is summer or academic year. The fellowships The aim of Nihon Benkyokai is to foster CUNY: City University of New York The Institute strives to enrich students’ and greater Columbia communities by committed to promoting awareness and are funded by the US Department of collaboration and conversation between EALAC: East Asian Languages and Cultures education at Columbia with exposure to East enhancing the level of student relations and understanding of, and dialogue on, the Education and are part of the Institute’s colleagues across fields with interest in ENCL: English and Comparative Literature Asia through a continuous stream of events, understanding of Korea-related issues. The region’s culture, politics, and economics overall funding as a designated National Japan or East Asia in order to build a strong GS: General Studies programs, and opportunities, including group organizes film nights, lecture series, through activities such as Brown Bag Resource Center for East Asia. multidisciplinary community of young GSAS: Graduate School of Arts and the support of student groups and key language tables, internship panels, and discussions, internship panels, movie scholars at Columbia University. Sciences experiences such as research abroad. various social events. screenings, and lecture series. IWH: MA/MSc in International and World Summer FLAS: STUDENT SUPPORT History Nicolle Marr Bertozzi (GSAS: EALAC) STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Japan Study Student Association AFFILIATED GRADUATE MARSEA: Master of Arts in Regional Mackenzie Fox (GSAS: EALAC) STUDENT GROUPS BASED Support for East Asian studies at the Studies–East Asia Hana Lethen (GSAS: EALAC) The Japan Study Student Association IN EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES graduate level comes from generous MSPH: Mailman School of Public Health Rebecca McClain (Hunter College: (JASSA) is open to all who are interested contributors and foundations. The P&S: Vagelos College of Physicians and Psychology) in Japan’s politics, economy, language, and AND CULTURES endowment provided by the Weatherhead Surgeons Conor Newtown (GSAS: EALAC) culture. The goals of the group are: (1) to Foundation is the largest resource. Every SEAS: School of Engineering and Applied Jaimee Prass (GS: Political Science) AFFILIATED GRADUATE establish mutually beneficial friendships Rikpé Khorlo Tibetan year the Institute grants nearly $1 million Science Paul Sherman (Law School) STUDENT GROUPS BASED between Japanese students and those Studies Group in awards on behalf of these donors, as SIPA: School of International and Public Gabriel Solis (GSAS: History) IN THE SCHOOL OF from other countries by hosting seminars well as the federal government, in support Affairs and social events; (2) to supply students Rikpé Khorlo (Khorlo for short) is the SOA: School of the Arts INTERNATIONAL AND PUBLIC of advancing research and training new Academic Year FLAS: who seek job opportunities in Japan with Columbia University Modern Tibetan generations of experts on East Asia. SSW: School of Social Work AFFAIRS information on recruiting and internships; Studies graduate student group. The TC: Teachers College Justin Key Canfil (GSAS: Political Science) (3) to help students in their study of the group meets several times a semester Seth Eyring (TC: Comparative and Japanese language through regular language Asia Pacific Affairs Council to discuss common intellectual interests The First Books Endowment International Education) tables; and (4) to increase the level of Dorothy Borg Academic across disciplines in Tibetan studies, share of the Weatherhead East Benjamin Guggenheim (CC: EALAC) The Asia Pacific Affairs Council (APAC) is interest and awareness of Japan. Events are research and advice, and host talks by Asian Institute Year Fellowship Kristy Kwon (SIPA: Public Policy and a forum for Columbia graduate students held in English and Japanese and are open to visiting professors and experts. The Dorothy Borg Research Program of Administration) interested in East and Southeast Asian the Columbia University community. This endowment was created to enable the Weatherhead East Asian Institute Benjamin Pham (GSAS: History) affairs. Founded and run by students, APAC young scholars to publish their first work. was established to prepare scholars for Michelle Shang (GSAS: EALAC) serves the entire University community by Xingzhihui China Studies Group The donor is a SIPA alumna who worked for the challenge of studying transnational organizing events, distributing information, Taiwan Focus the Institute’s publications program more Xingzhihui is a graduate student–driven issues involving the United States and and coordinating East Asia–related activities than thirty years ago. It is her hope, through Julie How Fellowship Taiwan Focus aims to foster understanding group that promotes the study of Chinese East Asia and to explore new conceptual while building a community for students this endowment, that the Institute’s and awareness of this island country history and literature by organizing speakers, strategies and themes for understanding This fellowship, established in May 2001, interested in East Asia. APAC works with the publications programs will continue to and to encourage dialogue and research seminars, and professional development the study of US–East Asia. This fellowship honors the memory of Julie Lien-ying Weatherhead East Asian Institute to fulfill its benefit young scholars of East Asia for on Taiwan-related issues at Columbia workshops for graduate students across awards PhD students in the write-up How. The fellowship offers partial support mission. The APAC chair for 2019–2020 was a long time to come. In 2019–2020, the University. Taiwan Focus also serves as a disciplines within the Columbia community. stage of their dissertation and provides to advanced doctoral students who are Leo Luo (SIPA), and the editor of the APAC award was given to two authors: Genevieve platform to provide resources for those who academic year support. enrolled in a PhD program in a social Journal was Qiheng Chen (SIPA). are interested in studying and/or traveling Clutario, assistant professor of American sciences department and have a research in Taiwan. The group organizes and Baeumtŏ Korean Studies Group studies at Wellesley College, for Beauty Xiaoning Huang (SSW: Social Policy) focus on China. promotes events including movie nights, Regimes: Modern Empires, the Philippines, and Greater China Initiative The Korean Studies Group (KSG) is an Christopher Peacock (GSAS: EALAC) Brown Bag talks, seminars, cultural events, the Gendered Labor of Appearance (tentative organization for graduate students who C. Martin Wilbur Fellowship The Greater China Initiative (GCI) aims and art exhibitions on and off campus. title, under contract at Duke University have a research interest in Korea. The to promote interaction and connection Press); and Andrew Grant, visiting assistant This fellowship honors the memory of Junior Fellowship in Japan fields of research of KSG’s students include between students who are interested in professor at Boston College, for The C. Martin Wilbur, a professor of Chinese Studies history, literature, art history, sociology, the economy, politics, business, and media Concrete Plateau: Urbanization as Civilizing history at Columbia and a founding director public policy, and law. KSG is a working This fellowship, generously funded by the of the Greater China region. It also aims to Machine on the Tibetan Plateau (under of the Institute, and was generously group and provides a space in which the Japan Foundation, is awarded to doctoral serve as a resource center for students who contract at Cornell University Press). endowed by his friends and supporters.

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students at the write-up stage of their MA Grants: Weatherhead PhD Training The Asia for Educators (AFE) program, originally coproduced with the Art Media Online Book Groups—AFE for NCTA dissertations focusing on modern and Grants directed since its inception by Roberta Center at Columbia in collaboration contemporary Japan. Lydia Grek (SIPA: Economics and Political Martin at the Weatherhead East Asian with the Department of Asian Art at the asiaforeducators.org Development) Jaclyn Davis (GSAS: Political Science) Institute, is now in its 43rd year. AFE Metropolitan Museum of Art. Tomoki Birkett (GSAS: Anthropology) Asia for Educators offered seven online Sarah Khalbuss (SIPA: Development Tenzin Dorjee (GSAS: Political Science) sponsors two types of activities: the book groups in Fall 2019 and Spring 2020, Practice) Idriss Fofana (GSAS: History) preparation and dissemination of teaching National Consortium for as part of its NCTA programming. This Sasakawa Young Leaders Hyewon Kim (GSAS: EALAC) Marnie Ginis (GSAS: Political Science) resources, available for teachers and Teaching about Asia (NCTA) year’s theme for the book groups was Fellowship Fund (SYLFF) Bingjie Lin (GSAS: EALAC) Irene Hsu (GSAS: English) students on its website, and online “Understanding China through Comics, Jing Peng (SOA: Film and Media Studies) Mairead Hynes (GSAS: History) professional development for teachers http://www.nctasia.org Fellowship Graphic Novels, and Drama.” The book Ai Pu (GSAS: EALAC) Alyssa James (GSAS: Anthropology) wishing to expand their background groups are moderated by Karen Kane, The SYLFF program was established at Michelle Shang (GSAS: EALAC) Chen Jiang (GSAS: Art History) knowledge of East Asia. Columbia’s AFE continues its national associate director of Asia for Educators. Columbia in 1991 by the Tokyo Foundation Hai Lun Tan (GSAS: International and Yifan Lou (SSW: Social Work) outreach as one of the founding sites of As a teaser for next year’s theme, “to provide fellowships to graduate World History) Benjamin Pham (GSAS: History) NCTA, formed in 1998 with funding from “Understanding Japan and Korea through students concentrating in the study Xinyi Zhang (GSAS: EALAC) Yiwen Shen (GSAS: EALAC) Asia for Educators (AFE) Online the Freeman Foundation. As a national Graphic Novels,” AFE offered a book group of the Pacific Basin region who have Jiaqi Zhu (GSAS: EALAC) John Thompson (GSAS: EALAC) coordinating site, Columbia works directly http://afe.easia.columbia.edu in May reading a graphic version of the epic demonstrated high potential for future with partner universities in eleven states “Tale of the 47 Ronin.” In all, 158 teachers leadership in international affairs, in public The Asia for Educators website is one of to offer professional development for V. K. Wellington Koo Fellowship Weatherhead MA Training participated in the book groups offered by life as well as in private endeavor.” the most widely used and highly respected teachers. The Foundation’s support for this Grants AFE in 2019–2020. This fellowship, named for the sources for materials on Asia for faculty program has been unwavering over the distinguished diplomat and Columbia SYLFF Fellowship in Pacific Liu Chen (GSAS: Oral History) at both the precollege and undergraduate twenty years of the program. Asia for Educators on Facebook—AFE for University alumnus V. K. Wellington Koo Basin Studies Federica Costantino (GSAS: EALAC) levels. NCTA (Columbia College 1908, PhD 1912), is Kexin Dai (GSAS: EALAC) In 2019–2020, the Columbia coordinating awarded to doctoral students at the write- These fellowships are awarded for Woohyoung Lee (GSAS: MARSEA) The Asia for Educators website includes site of NCTA worked in collaboration Karen Kane posts current articles of up stage of their dissertations, focusing on academic year study of the Pacific Basin at Jung Seng Yang (GSAS: MARSEA) focused modules on topics such as the with 11 partner site institutions to offer interest twice a day on AFE’s Facebook the doctoral level. modern China. Song dynasty, the Qing dynasty, the approximately 50 different programs of page. The page reaches approximately Mongols, and East Asian geography. varying lengths and formats. Unfortunately, Linh Doan (TC: International and Chloe Estep (GSAS: EALAC) 500 people per week, with over 1,800 Weatherhead Undergraduate In addition to focused modules, AFE many programs scheduled to take place Transcultural Studies) Dessislava Vendova (GSAS: Religion) followers. (This number of followers Training Grants Online provides access to teachers’ in the spring and summer of 2020 were Sam Han (TC: Social Policy) jumped to 1,927 on May 4, 2020, following guides, student lessons, and primary postponed in response to the COVID-19 Qingfan Jiang (GSAS: Music) Mercy Campbell (CC: Undeclared) the announcement of the newly redesigned Weatherhead Fellowships source readings on China, Japan, Korea, pandemic. The partner sites collaborating Andrew Wortham (TC: Anthropology of Manuel Varela Feigl (GS: Economics) modules on the AFE website.) and Vietnam for teachers of world directly with the Columbia Coordinating Education) These fellowships are made possible by the Nhu Anh Nguyen (BC: Philosophy) Site are Princeton University for New support of the Weatherhead Foundation history, world cultures, world geography, Freeman Book Awards for economics and current events, literature, Jersey; the Universities of North Carolina SYLFF Summer Grants and are awarded to students doing summer Children’s and Young Adult research and for academic year support. Theodore de Bary Fellowship and art. The AFE website continues to at Wilmington, South Carolina, Florida grow in popularity, with over 207,000 International, Georgia, Mississippi, The SYLFF Summer Grants are awarded for The Weatherhead fellows are Columbia In 2018, the University Committee on Books on East and Southeast users in 2019–2020 visiting the site across Arkansas, Tennessee at Chattanooga, internships and research in the Asia Pacific. students representing a variety of academic Asia and the Middle East (UCAME) Asia—2019 Awards 535,000 sessions. Oklahoma, and Kansas, for their respective disciplines who are given fellowships in inaugurated this fellowship in honor of states; and Texas Christian University recognition of their dedication to the study William Theodore de Bary, an American At the encouragement of AFE, the National PhD Grants: In 2019–2020, AFE continued to update for Texas. All NCTA sites are working in of East Asia. sinologist and East Asian literary scholar Consortium for Teaching about Asia the site, making all educational modules concert to develop programs for teachers Laurence Bashford (GSAS: Theatre and who was a professor and administrator (NCTA), the Committee on Teaching accessible on tablets and other hand-held in their states, where in many cases there Performance) at Columbia for nearly 70 years. The about Asia (CTA) of the Association Weatherhead Academic Year devices. This year, AFE completed the have historically been few opportunities Justin Canfil (GSAS: Political Science) fellowship supports international students for Asian Studies (AAS), and Asia for Fellows updating and revision of three modules: for professional development on East Stephanie Char (GSAS: Political Science) at Columbia and Barnard Colleges and Educators (AFE) at Columbia University “The Mongols in World History”; “Living Asia for teachers. Columbia and WEAI Sau-yi Fong (GSAS: EALAC) Mackenzie Fox (GSAS: EALAC) the Schools of Engineering and General established the annual Freeman Book in the Chinese Cosmos”; and “China and graduates, teaching at universities around Gavin Healy (GSAS: EALAC) Mairead Hynes (GSAS: History) Studies. Awards for new young adult and children’s Europe, 1500–2000 and Beyond: What the country, serve as directors of our NCTA Benjamin Kindler (GSAS: EALAC) Crismon Lewis (GSAS: EALAC) literature in 2016. The awards recognize Selina Wang (CC: Comparative Literature) Is ‘Modern’?” These join the two popular partner sites. Columbia faculty may indeed Sayantani Mukherjee (GSAS: History) Dan Nguyen (GSAS: EALAC) quality books for children and young Ziqi Wang (BC: Computer Science) modules which were reformatted last be teaching undergraduates or graduate Yeongik Seo (GSAS: Art History) adults that contribute meaningfully to year, based on renowned Chinese scrolls, students whose first encounter with East Tracy (Howard) Stilerman (GSAS: EALAC) Yujin Zhang (GSAS: Political Science) an understanding of East and Southeast and each has received impressive web Danping Wang (GSAS: History) Asia was with a high school teacher. Asia. Awards are given in two categories: traffic. The first is entitled “The Song Chung-Wei Yang (GSAS: EALAC) Children’s and Young Adult Literature Dynasty: China in the Year 1000,” and on the several countries of East and the second is the NEH-funded module, Southeast Asia. AFE, with support from “Recording the Grandeur of the Qing,”

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the Weatherhead East Asian Institute Conference Presentations—AFE Sciences: A Guide for Teaching; and Asia and the US Department of Education, and NCTA in Western and World History: A Guide for administers the selection procedures, with Teaching (M. E. Sharpe). two committees of teachers and librarians Karen Kane, who is currently serving as drawn from NCTA and CTA sites around the chair of the CTA of the Association for Video Series the country. Asian Studies (AAS), organized its one-day Two series of videos, on the history and In January 2020, the 2019 Freeman Book event on “Maritime Asia,” scheduled for literature of Japan and China, complement Lien-Hang Nguyen Eugenia Lean Nicole Vartanian Rattana Bounsouaysana Awards announced one winner and three the AAS meetings in Boston in March. the teaching guides and are designed Acting Director (Spring 2020) Director Executive Director Administrative Coordinator honorable mentions in the Children’s She also organized the CTA-sponsored specifically to provide faculty with greater Literature category. Within the Young panel for the meetings, on “China’s Belt background in these areas. They are now Adult category, two winners and one and Road Initiative: Policies, Practices, and incorporated into the Asia for Educators honorable mention were awarded in Middle Perceptions.” These were both postponed website in smaller modules for faculty and School Literature, and two winners and with the cancellation of the annual student use at all educational levels. The one honorable mention were awarded conference in Boston in response to the topics in the series on Japanese history for Young Adult Literature. Karen Kane, COVID-19 pandemic. Hopefully, they will and literature, produced with funding from who serves as the executive director of occur next year at the AAS conference the Japan Foundation Center for Global the awards, made presentations on the in Seattle. Partnership, are Classical Japan and The awards at both the midwinter meetings of Sydnei Easley Athina Fontenot Katherine Forshay Nancy Hirshan On behalf of NCTA, AFE also takes the Tale of Genji (552–1185); Medieval Japan the American Library Association and the Administrative Assistant Coordinator for Events Assistant Director Director of Finance and initiative to identify and sponsor featured and Buddhism in Literature (1185–1600); National Council for Teachers of English Operations speakers at the annual professional and Tokugawa Japan and Puppet Theater, (NCTE) annual conference. conferences of the National Council for Novels, and the Haiku of Bashô (1600–1868). At the NCTE conference, the Freeman Social Studies, the National Geographic Those in the series on Chinese history Awards collaborated with the other world Association, and the National Association and literature, produced with funding area book awards, sponsored by other US of Art Educators. This initiative is now from the Henry Luce Foundation, are The Department of Education programs—for postponed until the conferences can Confucian Tradition; The Confucian Tradition South Asia, Middle East, Latin America, take place. in Literature—Chinese Poetry: Origins of a and Africa—to offer a panel entitled Literary Tradition and The Confucian Tradition “Sparking Curiosity about the World Project on Asia in the Core in Literature—Poetry of the Tang and Later Karen Kane Jooyeon Kim Ariana King Lucy March through Global Children’s and Young Adult Curriculum (PACC) for College Dynasties. Sections from the videos are now Associate Director, Asia for Assistant Director, Center for Communications Officer Student Affairs Coordinator Literature” and to staff a Global Book included on the website asiaforeducators. Educators Korean Research Award’s consortium booth. Submissions Teaching Guides for the Undergraduate org; their content remains timeless and increased last year with 33 books reviewed Level: The Columbia Project on Asia in useful to educators. by the Children’s committee and 30 books the Core Curriculum (PACC)—involving by the Young Adult committee. more than 100 scholars, Asianists and non-Asianists, from 75 undergraduate The nomination process for 2020 titles is institutions of different sizes and types— now open; winners will be announced in was inaugurated in 1984 under the January 2021 for publicity by publishers at sponsorship of Columbia University to the midwinter meetings of the American Roberta H. Martin Ryan McGhee Amy (Pippa) Sreyneath Poole support integration of Asian materials Library Association and its affiliates, the Director, Asia for Educators Financial Assistant Program Coordinator, New York into the general education curriculum Nardie-Warner Association for Library Service to Children Southeast Asia Network nationwide. The project has sponsored Administrative Assistant (ALSC), and the Young Adult Library teaching institutes and publications that Services Association (YALSA). Additional continue to be incorporated into course 2019–2020 Work-Study and Casual Worker Students information on the awards and is available syllabi: Masterworks of Asian Literature at http://nctasia.org/book-awards/. ack Cheng (GS); Jasper Howald (CC); in Comparative Perspective: A Guide for J Leslie Junco (GS); Thu Anh Le (GSAS); Teaching; Asian Case Studies in the Social Kimberly Liu (SOA); Richard Lo (GS); Tyler Ngyuen (CC); Jaimee Prass (GS); Kelly Wan (SIPA); Tiffany Venmahavong (SIPA); Natalie Pretzer-Lin Hunter Zhao (GSAS) Program Coordinator

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The wide diversity of individual and group research projects, outreach activities, and publications would not be possible without generous support. The Weatherhead East Asian Institute gratefully acknowledges the funding received from the following organizations and individuals during the 2019–2020 academic year.

Academy of Korean Studies Henry Luce Foundation Dorothy Borg Fund The Chuan Lyu Foundation Borton Mosely Fund Ann Wilbur MacKenzie Columbia University Alumni Alan Mantell Association of Korea Fund The Sasakawa Foundation Ms. Phyllis Dickstein Myoung Soo Shin Fund East Asian Institute Toyota Motor Corporation Endowment United States Department of First Books Endowment Education Freeman Foundation United States Department Edgar and Paula S. Harrell of State The Estate of Julie How The NT and Mabel Wang Fund The Estate of Robert M. Immerman Weatherhead Foundation Endowment Institute of International Education C. Martin Wilbur Fellowship Fund The Japan Foundation Jane Yan Wellington Koo Fund Anonymous The Korea Foundation Paul F. Langer Fund

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