| Paul
Anderer:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1979 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese fiction, film, literary criticism and theory |
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| Charles
Armstrong:
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| Associate Professor (History),
Ph.D.,
University of Chicago,
1994 |
| Interests:
modern Korean history and politics, the international history of East Asia, and ideology and international relations in the Asia Pacific, issues of ethnicity and boundary making in Northeast Asia |
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| Robert
Barnett:
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| Lecturer in Modern Tibetan Studies;Program Coordinator and Lecturer,
Cambridge University |
| Interests:
film, television and modern art in Tibet |
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| Thomas
P.
Bernstein:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1970 |
| Interests:
Comparative politics with a focus on China; rural China |
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| Myron
L.
Cohen:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1967 |
| Interests:
Social organization; political organization; complex societies; peasant societies; China; East society since the seventeenth century; Taiwan and northern, eastern, and western mainland China |
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| Gerald
L.
Curtis:
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| Burgess Professor of Political Science,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1969 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese politics and foreign policy; U.S. policy toward Japan and East Asia |
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| Carol
Gluck:
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| George Sansom Professor of History,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1977 |
| Interests:
Modern Japanese intellectual history |
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| Jahyun Kim
Haboush:
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| Professor (East Asian Languages and Cultures),
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1978 |
| Interests:
Korean Studies; Pre-modern and early modern Korean history |
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| Theodore
Hughes:
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| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
UCLA,
2002 |
| Interests:
Modern Korean Literature;narratives of collaboration and occupation in immediate postliberation Korea |
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| Marilyn
Ivy:
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| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1988 |
| Interests:
Critical theory, history, anthropology of modernity, literature and textuality; Japan |
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| Merit
Janow:
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| Professor of Professional Practice (International and Public Affairs),
J.D.,
Columbia,
1988 |
| Interests:
International trade and competition law and policy; economic and trade reform in Asia-Pacific economies; WTO law and dispute settlement; U.S.-Japan trade and economic issues |
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| Dorothy
Ko:
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1989 |
| Interests:
Chinese History, Chinese cultural history, seventeenth to twentieth centuries, history of the body |
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| Eugenia
Lean:
|
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| Assistant Professor (East Asian Languages and Cultures),
Ph.D.,
UCLA,
2001 |
| Interests:
Chinese History; History of emotions and gender in China; urban culture and consumer society in late imperial and modern China; law and media in twentieth-century China |
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| Benjamin
Liebman:
|
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| Associate Professor,
J.D.,
Harvard,
1998 |
| Interests:
Chinese law; popular access to the courts, the evolving roles of legal institutions and lawyers, and environmental law in China |
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| Xiaobo
Lu:
|
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of California (Berkeley),
1994 |
| Interests:
Political economy of post-socialist transition; political corruption; Chinese politics |
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| Adam
McKeown:
|
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| Associate Professor (History),
Ph.D. |
| Interests:
U.S. and East Asia; Chinese Diaspora; World History; international identity documentation; global approaches to history |
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| Curtis
J.
Milhaupt:
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| Fuyo Professor of Japanese Law and Legal Institutions,
J.D.,
Columbia,
1989 |
| Interests:
Comparative corporate governance; Japanese law; financial regulation, law and economics; new institutional economics |
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| Rosalind
Morris:
|
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| Professor (Anthropology),
Ph.D.,
Chigaco,
1994 |
| Interests:
Visuality and performance, modernity, gender/sexuality; Thailand;the history of modernity in Thailand; the theorization of ritual and performance, and of their relationships to the discourses of cultural order; the transformation of vision and visuality through technologies of mass reproduction, and especially film |
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| Andrew
J.
Nathan:
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| Professor;Class of 1919 Professor of Political Science and Chair of Political Science Department,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1971 |
| Interests:
Comparative politics; Chinese politics; Contemporary Chinese domestic politics and foreign policy, comparative political participation and political culture |
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| Hugh
T.
Patrick:
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| Roger T. Calkins Professor Emeritus of International Business; Director in School Of Business |
| Interests:
U.S.-Japan economic and business relations, Asia Pacific economic relations, structural adjustments in the Japanese economy |
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| John
Pemberton:
|
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| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Cornell,
1989 |
| Interests:
Colonial/postcolonial studies, historiography, politics, discourse, ritual practice, translation; Java, Indonesia |
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| Gregory
M.
Pflugfelder:
|
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| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Stanford,
1996 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature;Early modern and modern Japanese history; historical constructions of gender and sexuality |
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| Carl
Riskin:
|
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| Senior Research Scholar, Adjunct Professor,
Ph.D.,
University of California (Berkeley),
1969 |
| Interests:
Income distribution in China; effects of development strategy on poor regions and social strata; problems of economic reform |
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| Morris
Rossabi:
|
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| Visiting Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1970 |
| Interests:
Chinese history;Mongolian history |
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| Wei
Shang:
|
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| Assistant Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1994 |
| Interests:
Chinese literature;Late Imperial fiction, Qing materials, Classical Chinese |
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| Haruo
Shirane:
|
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia,
1983 |
| Interests:
Japanese literature and culture; prose fiction, poetry, poetics, literary theory, and cultural history |
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| Henry
D.
Smith:
|
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| Professor,
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
1970 |
| Interests:
Japanese history;Urban and cultural history of nineteenth-century Japan |
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| Tomi
Suzuki:
|
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| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Yale,
1988 |
| Interests:
Japanese and comparative literature;Nineteenth- and twentieth-century narrative fiction and criticism; literary and cultural theory, particularly narrativity, genre, gender, and modernity; canon formation and historiography |
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| Gray
Tuttle:
|
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| Leila Hadley Luce Assistant Professor of Modern Tibetan Studies (East Asian Languages and Cultures),
Ph.D.,
Harvard,
2002 |
| Interests:
20th Century Sino-Tibetan relations;Tibetan history and relations with China from the Qing to the Republican periods |
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| David
Weinstein:
|
|
| Carl Sumner Shoup Professor of Japanese Economy,
Ph.D.,
University of Michigan,
1991 |
| Interests:
International trade, the Japanese economy, corporate finance, and industrial policy |
|
| Guobin
Yang:
|
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| Associate Professor (Barnard),
Ph.D.,
NYU,
2000 |
| Interests:
Modern Chinese history and society |
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| Chun-Fang
Yu:
|
|
| Associate Professor,
Ph.D.,
Columbia |
| Interests:
Chinese Buddhism |
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| Madeleine
Zelin:
|
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| Professor;Dean Lung Professor of Chinese Studies,
Ph.D.,
UC Berkeley,
1979 |
| Interests:
Chinese history;Modern legal history and the role of law in the Chinese economy |
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