Youxiao Wang
The University of Hong Kong, B.Soc.Sc. Sociology and Economics, 2026
China: demographic change, fertility, gender norms, family transformation.
The University of Hong Kong, B.Soc.Sc. Sociology and Economics, 2026
China: demographic change, fertility, gender norms, family transformation.
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Renmin University of China, B.A. Chinese Classics
China: My research interest lies in premodern and early modern Asia from the thirteenth to eighteenth century, with a particular focus on the material and cultural exchanges between the Islamicate...
Academic interests: State building; historical political economy; repression; corruption; Chinese politics
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Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026
Yuanpei College, Peking University, B.A. History, 2024
China: contemporary and modern Chinese history, rural Chinese history, microhistory, Communist Party of China, economic history and...
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Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026
New York University, B.A. Sociology (Honor), B.A. History, 2024
China: Youth Studies, Work/Occupations, Mixed Methods, Urban Sociology
Peking University, B.A. in History and Economics, 2026
China and Korea: environmental history; ocean history; history of energy infrastructure; modern Chinese history; animal history
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Johns Hopkins University, B.A. Honors degree in History and International Studies, 2024
China: My research focuses on the transnational and cultural history of late imperial China and late Victorian Britain. I am interested in their perceptions...
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Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026
NYU Shanghai, B.A. Social Science (Sociology Concentration), 2024
China: film, media, and communication technologies; migrant labor; political economy; political theory.
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Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026
Duke Kunshan University/Duke University, B.A. Global China Studies, 2024
China: Late Imperial/Early Modern Chinese History (1400-1900); Material Culture in China; Manchu and Qing Studies