September 10th, 2009

Andrew Walder publishes new research on the Beijing Red Guard Movement

Due out in October 2009 from Harvard University Press, Andrew Walder's new book, Fractured Rebellion: The Beijing Red Guard Movement, is already garnering rave reviews.

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March 10th, 2009

President Hennessy talks with Charlie Rose about Stanford's plans and priorities

In a wide ranging interview with Charlie Rose, Stanford President John Hennessy discusses the role of the modern university, research and funding priorities in the Obama stimulus package and Stanford's plans to internationalize. President Hennessy tells Charlie Rose that Stanford "is opening a center in Beijing on the Peking University campus that will be both a home for our students but also a place where our researchers who are working on collaborations and with faculty in China can actually have space and have a presence."

• » Conversation with Stanford President Hennessy on Charlie Rose

October 27th, 2008

Gender Imbalance in China

Dr. Marcus Feldman of Stanford's Biology department discussed the sex-ratio imbalance and gender studies in China in the first of three colloquia on "The Implications of Demographic Change in China," co-sponsored by the Asia Health Policy Program and the Stanford China Program. Read more »

March 21st, 2008

Bringing students to China helped demystify process of field research, Oi says

Stanford China Program Director Jean Oi is profiled in the Stanford Report for her role in the Center for Teaching and Learning's "Award-Winning Teachers on Teaching" lecture series. Oi, the William Haas Professor in Chinese Politics, began her March 6 talk titled "Cow Pies and Democracy: Teaching in the Field," by laughingly apologizing for her word choice. "I still can't believe I chose that title, but I think it aptly describes what I do with my students," she said. Read more »

October 26th, 2007

Jean Oi, director of Shorenstein APARC's Stanford China Program discusses Stanford's expansion into China

"We already have a strong BOSP program in Beijing at Peking University," Oi said in an email to The Daily. "We would like to have a center that could allow our faculty to hold seminars, workshops and do collaborative work with scholars in China." Read more »

October 19th, 2007

Stanford China Program Inaugural Event

Please join us on Thursday, November 1 for the launch of the Stanford China Program, a new program of the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (Shorenstein APARC). Read more »