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Asia Matters Podcast: China Faces Up to its Biggest Challenges
Politico: Biden Bets Big on Asia
Politico: 'Beijing's Visions of American Decline'
The Daily Reckoning Australia: Invisible China with Professor Scott Rozelle
SCCEI "Faculty Meet and Greet" Spotlights New Center Goals and Research Agenda
Foreign Policy: China Will Run Out of Growth if it Doesn't Fix its Rural Crisis
Asia Sentinel: Book Review: Invisible China: How the Urban-Rural Divide Threatens China’s Rise
The Economist Features Rozelle's Newest Book "Invisible China"
Rural Parenting in an Urban Setting: Innovative Research by REAP Offers a Glimpse into the Language Environment of Rural Migrant Children in China
Hupan Modou Foundation Wins the WISE Award for Parenting-the-Future Project
China’s Rural Population Will Play an Instrumental Role in its Economic Future
A Conversation with Scott Rozelle & Natalie Hell on their New Book, Invisible China
REAP Research Contributes to Policy Insight to Improve Student Learning Outcomes
School-based Health Interventions Shown to Improve Learning Outcomes
Using Educational Technology to Narrow China's Educational Divide
Politicize this Pandemic, But Do So Carefully
China Looks for New Drivers of Growth, REAP research cited
Prashant Loyalka to Become FSI’s Newest Senior Fellow
IFPRI Blog: Lockdowns are Protecting China's Rural Families from COVID-19, but the Economic Burden is Heavy
BY SCOTT ROZELLE, HEATHER RAHIMI, HUAN WANG AND EVE DILL
Brookings: The Children PISA Ignores in China
There is not one but two Chinas: one urbanized, mainly on the east coast, and rapidly growing in wealth; the other rural, in the interior of China or on the move as migrants, and mired in poverty. (As a rough proxy, recent population numbers put the Chinese rural share at 41%). PISA assesses achievement of the first China and ignores the second one.
RURAL CHINA
Scope: Tackling Caregiver Depression in Rural China: A Q&A
After studying early childhood development in China for several years, Alexis Medina, assistant director of Stanford's Rural Education Action Program (REAP), and her colleagues were asked a question that opened up a whole new line of inquiry.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Improving Lives Through Better Vision
After "a longtime partnership with Stanford University's Rural Education Action Program," OneSight is expanding into Rwanda and Brazil to continue our practice of providing free eyeglasses to those in critical need, explains author Julian Wyllie.
"OneSight builds eye-examination centers and helps train ophthalmologists in dozens of countries and is expanding into new areas including Rwanda and Brazil."
Bloomberg: To Conquer World, China Needs to Get Smarter
Author Michael Schuman writes an opinion piece informed by Scott Rozelle's publication Past Successes and Future Challenges in Rural China's Human Capital
Journal of East China Normal University: Q&A with Scott Rozelle and James Heckman
Early Childhood Development Takes Center Stage in China: Questions & Answer with Scott Rozelle and James Heckman
【编者按】2018年11月17日，詹姆斯·赫克曼(James J. Heckman)教授在西安召开的“2018年儿童早期发展国际论坛”上发表主旨演讲，出席会议的有来自世界各地和中国各地的政要和顶尖学者。赫克曼教授就儿童早期发展(ECD)质量对生活在贫困和富裕社区的婴幼儿的重要性进行了广泛和深入的概述。他在演讲中阐明儿童早期发展质量对一个人的童年及其终生的健康、经济和社会性结果都有重大影响。高质量的儿童早期发展项目对整个社会的影响也是巨大的。他特别强调了儿童早期发展的经济学意义，认为政府投资弱势儿童的早期发展，其社会回报率非常高。赫克曼教授借鉴了世界各地的研究成果，包括他自己以及美国和其他发达国家的其他学者的研究成果。
Tsinghua University News: Scott Rozelle Presents on Human Capital in Rural China at Tsinghua University
罗思高主讲“清华三农讲坛” 解析中国农村人力资本问题
4月11日晚，清华大学中国农村研究院主办的“清华三农讲坛”第二十五讲在清华大学公共管理学院报告厅举行。美国斯坦福大学教授、清华大学中国农村研究院学术委员会委员罗思高（Scott Rozelle）作了题为“农村人力资本：一个中国中长期发展的挑战”的演讲。北京大学国家发展研究院院长、教授姚洋进行点评。农研院副院长、研究员何宇鹏主持讲坛。