Registration Open
If you want to attend our conference, please send your information to Aaron Zhou ([email protected]) for registration. Please note that registration is required due to capacity limit.
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Please find our schedule below:
If you do not have an NYU ID card, please bring you legal ID for entering NYU building.
Please find our schedule below:
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Speakers Invited to QCSS-4
We have received an unexpected large number of paper submissions to QCSS-4 this year. We thank all authors who have submitted their work to us. To ensure the academic quality of QCSS-4, we have read and reviewed all works carefully. All works were first read by the coordinator responsible for academic quality and they decided if the paper would be sent out for double-blind review. Reviewers then read received papers and sent recommendation and their comments on the paper back to the coordinator. Papers receiving higher evaluations from reviewers will be invited.
Now we have completed reviewing all works submitted to us. We are pleased to announce the following speaker list for QCSS-4 in 2020 (listed by alphabetic order):
Now we have completed reviewing all works submitted to us. We are pleased to announce the following speaker list for QCSS-4 in 2020 (listed by alphabetic order):
Keynote speakers:
Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, Silver Professor of Politics, New York University
David Lake, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, University of California, San Diego
Melanie Manion, Vor Broker Family Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Duke University
Adam Przeworski, Carroll and Milton Professor of Politics and Economics, New York University
Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, Silver Professor of Politics, New York University
David Lake, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, University of California, San Diego
Melanie Manion, Vor Broker Family Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Duke University
Adam Przeworski, Carroll and Milton Professor of Politics and Economics, New York University
Presenters:
Haohan Chen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for the Study of Contemporary China, University of Pennsylvania
Ji Yeon (Jean) Hong, Assistant Professor of Social Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Yue Hou, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
Zhenhuan Lei, PhD Candidate, Department of Politics, New York University
Handi Li, PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Emory University
Yishuang Li, PhD Candidate, Department of Politics, New York University
Zeren Li, PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Duke University
Lizhi Liu, Assistant Professor of Business, Georgetown University
Fengming Lu, Postdoctoral Fellow, Paul and Marcia Wythes Center on Contemporary China, Princeton University
Zhaotian Luo, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Chicago
Daniel Mattingly, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Yale University
Yuhua Wang, Associate Professor of Government, Harvard University
Congyi Zhou, Assistant Professor of Politics, New York University
Haohan Chen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for the Study of Contemporary China, University of Pennsylvania
Ji Yeon (Jean) Hong, Assistant Professor of Social Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Yue Hou, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
Zhenhuan Lei, PhD Candidate, Department of Politics, New York University
Handi Li, PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Emory University
Yishuang Li, PhD Candidate, Department of Politics, New York University
Zeren Li, PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Duke University
Lizhi Liu, Assistant Professor of Business, Georgetown University
Fengming Lu, Postdoctoral Fellow, Paul and Marcia Wythes Center on Contemporary China, Princeton University
Zhaotian Luo, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Chicago
Daniel Mattingly, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Yale University
Yuhua Wang, Associate Professor of Government, Harvard University
Congyi Zhou, Assistant Professor of Politics, New York University
Call for Papers
The Fourth Quantitative China Studies Seminar
Special Session for Graduate Students/Post-Doctoral Fellows
February 28-29, 2020
Department of Politics
New York University
Special Session for Graduate Students/Post-Doctoral Fellows
February 28-29, 2020
Department of Politics
New York University
We are pleased to announce that the Fourth Quantitative China Studies Seminar (QCSS-4) will be held on February 28 and 29, 2020, at 19 West 4th Street (NYU Washington Square Campus).
In the previous three QCSS workshops, we have invited faculty members and Ph.D. candidates from Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, MIT, Northwestern University, NYU, Penn State, Peking University, Princeton, UCSD, UIUC, UT-Austin, UVA, and Yale to present their works. This year, we are pleased to announce that Professors Bruce Bueno de Mesquita (NYU), David Lake (UCSD), Melanie Manion (Duke), and Adam Przeworski (NYU) will be our keynote panelists to discuss the current research program of Chinese politics, comparative politics, and international relations. In QCSS-4, we will organize a special session for graduate students or post-doctoral fellows to present their in-progress research projects related to Chinese politics. Each paper will receive a detailed discussion from a faculty member of the Department of Politics at NYU. We only accept papers written or co-authored by graduate students or post-doctoral fellows.
We are now accepting paper submissions for the seminar. To submit your work to us, please send your paper and CV to Athena Li ([email protected]) by 12 a.m. (EST) October 27, 2019. We aim to notify authors of selected papers by mid December, 2019. We will also attach the seminar coordinator’s suggestions for revision and two referee reports. We will invite the selected authors to revise and resubmit a new version to us by early February, 2020. A faculty member will read the new version and comment on the paper during the conference. The conference does not charge any registration fee. We will provide hotel rooms to presenters and offer travel funding (no more than $250) to student presenters based on their needs.*
For more information about QCSS, please visit our website https://www.qcssnyu.com. We look forward to receiving your papers and meeting you at the seminar!
Reed Lei, Athena Li and Aaron Zhou
Coordinators, QCSS-4
* Please kindly note that all correspondence on QCSS-4 conference information and logistic issues are only sent via the NYU email account of the coordinators, and we will never ask for your credit card information. Please do not hesitate to contact Reed ([email protected]) or Athena ([email protected]) if you receive any suspicious email or call from third party organizations on hotel booking or reimbursement for QCSS-4.
In the previous three QCSS workshops, we have invited faculty members and Ph.D. candidates from Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, MIT, Northwestern University, NYU, Penn State, Peking University, Princeton, UCSD, UIUC, UT-Austin, UVA, and Yale to present their works. This year, we are pleased to announce that Professors Bruce Bueno de Mesquita (NYU), David Lake (UCSD), Melanie Manion (Duke), and Adam Przeworski (NYU) will be our keynote panelists to discuss the current research program of Chinese politics, comparative politics, and international relations. In QCSS-4, we will organize a special session for graduate students or post-doctoral fellows to present their in-progress research projects related to Chinese politics. Each paper will receive a detailed discussion from a faculty member of the Department of Politics at NYU. We only accept papers written or co-authored by graduate students or post-doctoral fellows.
We are now accepting paper submissions for the seminar. To submit your work to us, please send your paper and CV to Athena Li ([email protected]) by 12 a.m. (EST) October 27, 2019. We aim to notify authors of selected papers by mid December, 2019. We will also attach the seminar coordinator’s suggestions for revision and two referee reports. We will invite the selected authors to revise and resubmit a new version to us by early February, 2020. A faculty member will read the new version and comment on the paper during the conference. The conference does not charge any registration fee. We will provide hotel rooms to presenters and offer travel funding (no more than $250) to student presenters based on their needs.*
For more information about QCSS, please visit our website https://www.qcssnyu.com. We look forward to receiving your papers and meeting you at the seminar!
Reed Lei, Athena Li and Aaron Zhou
Coordinators, QCSS-4
* Please kindly note that all correspondence on QCSS-4 conference information and logistic issues are only sent via the NYU email account of the coordinators, and we will never ask for your credit card information. Please do not hesitate to contact Reed ([email protected]) or Athena ([email protected]) if you receive any suspicious email or call from third party organizations on hotel booking or reimbursement for QCSS-4.
