Outreach

Ketian Zhang (George Mason University) "CHINA Town Hall -- China's Gambit: The Calculus of Coercion”, April 9, 2024.

Audrye Wong (University of Southern California) "Mobilizing patriotic consumers: China’s new strategy of economic coercion”, March 21, 2024.

Weining Ai (University of Oklahoma) "Issue Linkage, Costly Signal, and Bargaining Success: Evidence from U.S.-China Relations”, February 8, 2024.

Zongyuan Zoe Liu (Council on Foreign Relations) "Sovereign Funds: How the Communist Party of China Finances Its Global Ambitions”, January 22, 2024.

Sarah Bauerle Danzman (IU) ”Business Preference Formation and Policy Influence in an Age of Geoeconomic Competition,” November 15, 2023 

Hao Zhang (MIT) and In Song Kim (MIT), "The Political Origins of Rules of Origin,” October 20, 2023.

Raj Bhala (KU Law School),“Trade War: Causes, Conduct, and Consequences of Sino-American Confrontation,” September 12, 2023.

Zhu Zhang (Fairfield University),“Cutting the Tail to Survive: Chinese Tech Companies’ Defense Tactics under the U.S. Economic Sanctions,” May 2023.

Ka Zeng (University of Arkansas), "Toward the Decoupling of U.S.-China Economic Relations? The Trade War and the Changing Commercial Landscape in East Asia," March 2023.

Mark Dallas (Union College), "The Return of Geopolitics: Modular Interdependence, Emerging Technologies & US-China Relations," February 2023. 

David Steinberg (Johns Hopkins SAIS) and Daniel McDowell (Syracuse University), "Race, Representation, and the Legitimacy of International Organizations," December 2022.  

Colin Barry (University of Oklahoma), "From Entry through Exit: Firm Behavior Across the FDI Lifecycle," October 2022.

Yeling Tan (University of Oregon), "DISAGGREGATING CHINA, INC: State Strategies in the Liberal Economic Order," October 2022.  

Tanja Schweinberger (University of Geneva), "Mass public opinions towards trade balances: Mercantilism 2.0." July 2022. 

David Bulman (Johns Hopkins SAIS), "Are Americans Instinctive Commercial Peace Theorists? Interpreting Evolving Views of the US-China Trade War." March 2022. 

Bryan Early (SUNY Albany) and Keith Preble (SUNY Albany), “Branded: Enforcing Economic Sanctions by Tarnishing Corporate Reputations.” February 2022.  

Zhu Zhang (University of Oklahoma),“China’s New Socialized Capitalists.” January 2022.

Weiyi Shi (UC San Diego), Yang Liang (San Diego State), and Dora Hu (UC San Diego), "Surviving the U.S.-China Trade War? Evidence from Chinese Exporters," October 2021.  

Yuleng Zeng (University of Salzburg) and Timothy M. Peterson (Arizona State University), "Dual-Use Export Control and US Allies’ Sanctions-Busting Behavior," July 2021. 

Lindsay Dolan (Weslyan University), Robert Kubinec (NYU Abu Dhabi), and Daniel Nielson (UT Austin), "The Domestic Politics of Trade Wars: A Field Experiment on U.S. Firms," May 2021.  

Shannon Carcelli (University of Maryland) and Kee Hyun Park (University of Maryland), "Partisanship in the Trump Trade War: Evidence from County-level Crop Planting Data," March 2021.

Jieun Lee (University at Buffalo), "Foreign Lobbying Through Domestic Subsidiaries," November 2020. 

Samantha Vortherms (UC Irvine), "Assessing the Trade War’s Impact on Foreign Invested Enterprises in China," September 2020.

Dr. Zhang contributed an essay to the Carter Center's U.S.-China Perceptions Monitor on the response of American MNCs to the U.S.-China Trade War. 

Dr. Zhang contributed an essay on the efficacy of U.S. tariffs to a collection of essays on China and U.S. Policy for the Wilson China Fellowship 2021-2022. 

Dr. Zhang and Jackson Martin wrote a policy briefing entitled "AUKUS needs economic multilateralism." for the Wilson Center's Asia Dispatches Blog. This article is based on research that Jackson conducted over summer 2021 through the Minerva DECUR Partnership.

Dr. Zhang was interviewed by CGTN Global Business on his research with Dr. Samantha Vortherms on political risk and firm exit in the US-China Trade War.

Dr. Zhang was invited to write a policy briefing entitled "Unstoppable Force Meets an Immovable Object: U.S.-China Supply Chains in the Age of Decoupling" for the Wilson Center's Asia Dispatches Blog. 

Dr. Zhang gave a presentation on "U.S.-China Trade War: An After Action Review" as the local town hall speaker for the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations (NCUSCR) CHINA Town Hall #CTH2020