Workshop
Weekly Workshop
The USC Marshall China Research Group offers weekly research workshops available to all.
2023-2024 Fall Semester
USC Marshall China Workshop · Tuesday 11am-12pm (Pacific Time) · @Zoom
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Upcoming Events
University of Pennsylvania
10/23/2023
Reluctant Entrepreneurs: Evidence from China’s SOE Reform
2023 Fall Schedule
09/19/2023, Danny Sokol, USC Marshall/USC Gould School of Law
Big Tech Regulation and Tech Entrepreneurship: Evidence from China
10/10/2023, Matthew (Matt) Lowenstein, Stanford University Hoover Institution
The Nature of the Chinese Firm: From Partnership to Business Entity to Corporation
10/17/2023, Valerie Karplus, Carnegie Mellon University
Management Practices and Energy Efficiency: Experimental Evidence from Manufacturing Firms
10/23/2023, Hanming Fang, University of Pennsylvania Department of Economics
Reluctant Entrepreneurs: Evidence from China’s SOE Reform
10/31/2023, TJ Wong, USC Marshall
TBA
11/29/2023, Yanhui Wu, Hong Kong University
TBA
Past Workshops
2023 Spring Schedule
03/03/2023, Valerie Karplus, Carnegie Mellon University
When “Low-Hanging Fruit” Are Beyond Reach: Management Practices and Firm Energy Efficiency
03/07/2023, Andrew Sinclair, University of Hong Kong/Caltech
Government Policy Uncertainty and Stock Returns
03/21/2023, Jeffrey Ding, George Washington University
Constructing Autonomy: Globalization’s Challenge to Assessing Technological Dependence
03/28/2023, Yiming Cao, University of Hong Kong/Stanford University
Social Learning in Policymaking
04/04/2023, Pablo Henandez, Yeshiva University
Beijing’s Central Role in Global Artificial Intelligence Research
04/11/2023, Liz Liu, Georgetown University
A China Shock or a Multinational Shock?: The Role of MNC Value Chains in the Trade Shock
04/18/2023, Yue Hou, University of Pennsylvania/Stanford University
Winning Hearts, Minds, and Taste Buds? An Assessment of Public Diplomacy of China
04/25/2023, Victor Shih, University of California San Diego
Noisy Signaling and the Consolidation of Dictatorial Control: Evidence from China’s 2016 PLA Reform
2022 Fall Schedule
09/06/2022, Zhiwu Chen, University of Hong Kong Business School
Quantitative History Program
09/13/2022, Aaron Yoon, Northwestern University
Local vs Foreign ESG Raters: Evidence from China
09/20/2022, Kelvin Liu, Northeastern University
Political Pressure and Firms' Resource Allocations
09/27/2022, Hai Lu & Yue Zhang, University of Toronto
AI Startups and VC Financing: Evidence from China
10/04/2022, Jun Yang, Indiana University & Wei Wei, University of Chicago
The role of the Communist Party of China in Non-SOE: Benefit and Cost
10/11/2022, Guojun He, University of Hong Kong Business School
Market vs. Planning: Emission Abatement under Incomplete Information and with Local Externalities
10/18/2022, Bo Yang, USC Marshall
TBA
10/25/2022, Xiongfei Li, USC Econ
TBA
2022 Spring Schedule
03/22/2022, Nan Jia, USC Marshall
Clash of the Titans? Development of Artificial Intelligence(AI) Technologies in the U.S. and China
03/29/2022, Katarzyna Burzynska, Radboud University
Interbank Relations, Environmental Uncertainty, and Corporate Credit Access in China
04/05/2022, Yanhui Wu, University of Hong Kong
Social Media and Government Responsiveness: Evidence from Vaccine Procurements in China
04/12/2022, Greg Distelhorst, University of Toronto
The Political Beliefs of Chinese Officials
04/19/2022, Dan Breznitz & Scott McNight, University of Toronto
Platformizing the Economy? Building and Regulating Chinese Digital Platforms
04/26/2022, Eric Zheng, University of Texas Dallas
Blockchain and Crypto-Currency: An Overview of Research and Practice
05/03/2022, Minyuan Zhao, Washington University at St. Louis
TBA
05/10/2022, Liz Liu & Dennis Quinn, Georgetown University
A China Shock or a Multinational Shock? The Role of MNC Value Chains in the Trade Shock
2021 Fall Schedule
09/14/2021, Hanming Fang, University of Pennsylvania
Anti-Corruption Campaign, Stereotyping, and the Resurgence of the SOEs: Evidence from China's Real Estate Sector
09/21/2021, Hongbin Li, Stanford University
Can Elite College Education Change One's Fate in China?
09/28/2021, John Matsusaka, USC Marshall
Street-Level Responsiveness of City Governments in China, Germany, and the United States
10/05/2021, Hai Lu, University of Toronto
Inside the “Black Box” of Corporate ESG Practice: Field Evidence from China
10/12/2021, Yue Hou, University of Pennsylvania
Ethnic Discrimination in Criminal Sentencing in China
10/19/2021, Lei Li, University of Mannheim
Who Pays the Tariffs? the Case of the US-China Trade War
10/26/2021, Frank Zhang, Yale School of Management
Earnings Management via Not-wholly-owned Subsidiaries
11/02/2021, Peter Murmann, Univresity of St. Gallen
The Management Transformation of Huawei
11/09/2021, Chenggang Xu, Imperial College of London & Stanford University
Judicial Slant and Private Sector: Evidence from China
2021 Spring Schedule
01/19/2021, Aaron Yoon, Northwestern Kellogg
The Dark Side of Fair Disclosure in a Relational Economy: Evidence from China
01/26/2021, Fangfei Shu, USC Marshall
The Political Root of Business Network Evolution
02/02/2021, Zhiguo He, Chicago Booth
Valuation of Long-Term Property Rights under Political Uncertainty
02/09/2021, Curtis Milhaupt, Stanford University
Party Building or Noisy Signaling? The Contours of Political Conformity in Chinese Corporate Governance
02/16/2021, Yuhua Wang, Harvard University
Social Origins of Durable Rule in Imperial China
02/23/2021, Chuck Eesley, Stanford University
Stepping-Stone Strategies to Leverage Institutional Intermediaries: Entrepreneurial Strategies to Contact Investors on a Fundraising Platform
03/02/2021, Bin Ke, National University of Singapore
Hard to say goodbye to yesterday: interstate war memories, patriotism, and individual investors’ investment preferences
03/08/2021, Rob Seamans, NYU Stern
Robots at Work in China
03/16/2021, Bohui Zhang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Digital Footprints as Collateral for Debt Collection
03/23/2021, Xiaoyun Yu, Indiana University
Failure to Jettison: The Cost of Labor on the Path to Recovery
03/30/2021, Shaoda Wang, University of Chicago
The Political Economy of Policy Experimentations in China
04/06/2021, Reed Lei, University of Wisconsin Madison
The Political Resource Blessing or Curse? Patronage Networks and the Varieties of Economic Development Models in China
2020 Fall Schedule
09/15/2020, Daniel Yi Xu, Duke University
Search and Information Frictions on Global E-Commerce Platforms: Evidence from AliExpress
09/22/2020, Colin Linxin Xu, The World Bank
The Transformative Effects of Privatization in China: A Natural Experiment Based on Politician Career Concern
09/29/2020, Xiaojun Li, University of British Columbia
Fragmenting Globalization: The Politics of Preferential Trade Liberalization in China and the United States
10/06/2020, Minhua Ling , Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Inconvenient Generation: Migrant Youth Coming of Age on Shanghai’s Edge
10/13/2020, Nancy Qian, Northwestern University
Computerizing VAT Invoices in China
10/20/2020, Kelly Shue, Yale University
Leverage-Induced Fire Sales and Stock Market Crashes
10/27/2020, Molly Roberts, UCSD
Crisis is a Gateway to Censored Information: The Case of Coronavirus in China
11/03/2020, Han Jiang, Tulane University
Cleaning house before hosting new guests: A political path dependence model of the adaptation of political connections in the aftermath of anticorruption shocks
11/10/2020, Yang Xie, UC Riverside
A Theory of Power Structure and Political Stability: China vs. Europe Revisited
11/17/2020, Luo Zuo, Cornell University
TBA
2020 Spring
07/27/2020, Taisu Zhang, Yale University
State Building and the Emergence of the Business Corporation
07/20/2020, Yiqing Xu, Stanford University
Clans and Calamity: How Social Capital Saves Lives during China's Great Famine
07/13/2020, Wei Xiong, Princeton University
The Mandarin Model of Growth
07/06/2020, Bo Yang, University of Southern California
The Dynamics of Leadership Styles: Career Incentives and the Exploration/Exploitation Tendency of Chinese Local Politicians
06/29/2020, Zhaotian Luo, University of Chicago
Democracy and Its Vulnerabilities: Dynamics of Democratic Backsliding
06/22/2020, Ruixue Jia, UCSD
Entrepreneurial Reluctance: Academic Talent and Firm Creation in China
06/15/2020, Danqing Wang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
The Paradox of Diversity and Female Politicians’ Promotion in Bureaucracy
06/08/2020, Shuo Chen, Fudan University
Godfather Politicians and Organized Violence: The Good, The Bad, and The Bloody
06/01/2020, Junyan Jiang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Outgroup Attitudes and Preference for Institutions: Evidence from a Survey Experiment
05/25/2020, Hai Lu, University of Toronto
Governance Efficiency and the Recovery of Economy from the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from China
05/18/2020, Samantha A. Vortherms, UC Irvine
Localized Citizenship: Economic Development, Migration and Inclusion in China
05/11/2020, Tianshu Sun, USC
The Value of Personal Data in Internet Commerce: a High-stake Field Experiment on Data Regulation Policy
05/04/2020, Hong Ru, Nanyang Technological University
What Do We Learn from SARS-CoV-1 to SARS-CoV-2: Evidence from Global Stock Markets
04/27/2020, Aaron Yoon, Northwestern University
The Role of Private Disclosures in Markets with Weak Institutions: Evidence from a Market Liberalization in China
04/20/2020, Daniel Armanios, Carnegie Mellon University
Scaffolds and Intermediaries: How Institutional Infrastructure Can Alleviate Normative and Cognitive Barriers to Regulatory Changes Supporting Entrepreneurship
04/13/2020, Liz Liu, Georgetown University
From Click to Boom: The Political Economy of E-Commerce in China
04/6/2020, Steven Liao, UC Riverside
Local Economic Benefits Increase Positivity toward Foreigners
03/30/2020, Nan Jia, USC
Do Trade Sanctions Induce Firm Innovation?
03/23/2020, TJ Wong, USC
The Effect of Real-name Registration Policy on Information Quality: Evidence From an Online Stock Forum in China
01/13/2020, Weijia Li, Monash University
Meritocracy and Dual Leadership: Historical Evidence and an Interpretation
2016-2019
Please find 2016-2019 workshops here.