Stanford University

Research

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Research
We focus on empirical work to bridge the divide between academic research and the real-life policies guiding US-China relations.

Recent Publications

E-parenting Literacy and Early Childhood Development: Evidence from Rural Chinese Mother and Grandmother Caregivers

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E-parenting Literacy and Early Childhood Development: Evidence from Rural Chinese Mother and Grandmother Caregivers
Journal Articles
April 2026

Who Sits Next to Whom? The Role of Physical Distance in Shaping Academic Achievement in Rural China

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Who Sits Next to Whom? The Role of Physical Distance in Shaping Academic Achievement in Rural China
Journal Articles
April 2026

Uncovering Hidden Patterns: Use Of Infant Feeding Profiles In The First 6 Months Postpartum To Inform The Effectiveness Of Breastfeeding Promotion Programs

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Uncovering Hidden Patterns: Use Of Infant Feeding Profiles In The First 6 Months Postpartum To Inform The Effectiveness Of Breastfeeding Promotion Programs
Journal Articles
April 2026
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Empiricism is the cornerstone of our work.

We combine access to unique datasets developed in house or in partnership with colleagues in China with cutting edge analytical methodology in the social sciences to produce path-breaking research and insights on China’s economy.