Research Collaboration Programme
Yu Xie, Princeton University (16 January)
How Has COVID-19 Affected Americans’ Views of China and Chinese Views of the U.S.?
Kate Vredenburgh, London School of Economics (23 January)
AI, Inequality, and the Future of Work
Darren Moon, London School of Economics and Political Science (18 February)
Thinking Visually, Researching Visually, Teaching Visually: Ten Years of Visual International Politics at LSE
Yu, Shiu-yun, Ming Chuan University (2 February)
The Theme of Mate Selection and Survival in "Dream of the Red Chamber"
Yuthika Girme, Simon Fraser University (23 February)
Coping or Thriving? Understanding the Myths and Truths about Singlehood
Daniel Berliner, London School of Economics (17 April)
Information Processing in Participatory Governance
Jiyoung Ko, Korea University (23 April)
Shaping Pride from Abroad: The Impact of Foreign Praise on National Pride
Richard Parncutt, University of Graz (5 July)
Modeling future climate mortality: Implications for ethics, human security & climate litigation
Bonnie Le, University of Rochester (19 September)
Fostering Relationship Well-Being in the Good and the Bad Times
Sungmoon Kim, City University of Hong Kong (25 September)
Inclusion, Participation, and the Rule for the People: Yi I's Neo-Confucian Vision and Its Contemporary Implications
Nickola Overall, University of Auckland (3 October)
Power and sexism in couple and family relationships
Zhenchao Qian, Brown University (6 November)
Union History and Midlife Health
Frédéric Martel, Zurich University (7 November)
The Digital Century: How Singapore can stay a digital and creative capital in 2035
Leigh Jenco, London School of Economics and Political Science (8 November)
Transmission as an Act of the Disenfranchised: The Politics of Transmission, from Early China to the Early Modern Period
Michael Laver, New York University (27 November)
Measuring parties’ issue positions and saliences in the era of LLMs
Livia Kohn, Boston University (29 November)
A Traditional Chinese Perspective on Sustainability: Daoism and Ecology
Karyn Lai, University of New South Wales (10 January)
Mutual Contempt in the Zhuangzi
Marina Zaloznaya, University of Iowa (18 January)
Of Deviance and Patriarchy: Mechanisms of Gender Discrimination in Russia’s Corruption Markets
Helen Frowe, University of Stockholm (3 Feburary)
The Ethics of Protecting Heritage in War
Philip Pettit, Princeton University (9 March)
A Genealogy of Responsibility
Man-Yee Kan, University of Oxford (15 March)
Generational Differences in local identities, participation in social movements, and migration intention among Hongkongers
Ximena Arriaga, Purdue University (16 March)
Security and Safety in Adult Relationships
Justin Gest, George Mason University (31 March)
Majority Minority: The Politics of Demographic Change in the Unsustainable Nation
Hiroki Igarashi, Chiba University (14 September)
Migration, Education, and Cultural Capital in the Post-Pandemic World
James Raymo, Princeton University (29 September)
Family Change and Inequality: "Diverging Destinies" in Japan?
Anil Menon, Cornell University (25 October)
Your past is my present
Kimberly Kay Hoang, University of Chicago (24 - 30 November 2019)
Sociology
Rhacel Salazar Parrenas, University of Southern California (6 - 8 May 2019)
Sociology
Joel D. Moore, University of Monash, Sunway Campus (KL) (10 - 16 March 2019)
Political Science
Nicholas A. Hays, Michigan State University (17 - 23 February 2019)
Psychology
Kim Suyoung, Ewha Womans University (17 - 22 February 2019)
Psychology
Andrea Meltzer, Florida State University (27 January - 2 February 2019)
Psychology
Liou Shyhnan, National Cheng Kung University (1 - 6 November 2018)
Psychology
Elke Loichinger, Chulalongkorn University (20 – 25 March 2018)
Sociology
Gillian Yeo, University of Western Australia (18 – 24 March 2018)
Psychology
Friedrich Von Bose, Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin (14 – 24 March 2018)
Arts and Culture Management
Zhou Li, Renmin University of China (4 – 10 March 2018)
Sociology
Janet Pillai (26 February – 8 March 2018)
Arts and Culture Management
Iris K. Schneider, University of Cologne (18 – 24 February 2018)
Psychology
Brian C.Gunia, Johns Hopkinds University (4 – 10 February 2018)
Psychology
David J. Britton, Swansea University (18 – 24 January 2018)
Arts and Culture Management
Kipling D. Williams, Purdue University (13 – 20 January 2018)
Psychology
Charles Abraham, University of Exeter (15 – 21 October 2017)
Psychology
Johan Koskinen, University of Manchester (15 – 21 October 2017)
Political Science
Steven Neuberg, Arizona State University (1 – 7 October 2017)
Psychology
Ram Mahalingam, University of Michigan (10 – 16 September 2017)
Sociology
Anja Mihr, University of Erfurt (20 – 26 August 2017)
Political Science
Christopher David Nye, Michigan State University (5 – 11 March 2017)
Psychology
Verlin Hinsz, North Dakota State University (5 – 25 February 2017)
Psychology
Jung-Hwa Ha, Seoul National University (15 – 21 January 2017)
Sociology
John Knodel, University of Michigan (15 – 20 January 2017)
Sociology
Giselinde Kuipers , University of Amsterdam, Netherlands (14 – 21 January 2017)
Sociology
Brian Mooney, Charles Darwin University (6 – 13 November 2016)
Philosophy
Gianpaolo Baiocchi, New York University (13 – 19 March 2016)
Sociology
Federico Rossi, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (13 – 26 March 2016)
Sociology
Frederick Adams, University of Delaware (21 February – 5 March 2016)
Philosophy
Kibeom Lee, University of Calgary (14 – 20 January 2016)
Psychology
Kim Kwanghyun, Korea University (24 – 30 January 2016)
Psychology
Jianling Wu, Chengdu University (24 – 30 January 2016)
Sociology
Brian H. Kim, Occidental College (11 – 17 October 2015)
Psychology
Arne Roets, Ghent University (5 – 11 April 2015)
Psychology
Fiona Lee, University of Michigan (15 – 21 March 2015)
Psychology
Namhee Lee, University of California, Los Angeles (22 – 28 March 2015)
Political Science
Sujin Lee, KAIST (8 – 14 February 2015)
Psychology
Michael David Kennedy, Brown University (11 – 17 January 2015)
Sociology
Kibeom Lee, University of Calgary (4 – 10 January 2015)
Psychology
Gillian Yeo, University of Western Australia (2 – 8 November 2014)
Psychology
Juan S. Mora Sanguinetti, Bank of Spain (9 – 15 November 2014)
Political Science
Jack Ting-Ju Chiang, Peking University (31 August – 5 September 2014)
Psychology
Jonathan Corpus Ong, University of Leicester (14 – 20 September 2014)
Sociology
Joel David Moore, Monash University (21 – 27 September 2014)
Political Science
Arne Roets, Ghent University (2 – 8 March 2014)
Psychology
Satoshi Kanazawa, London School of Economics and Political Science (30 March – 5 April 2014)
Psychology
Chung Jae-Ho, Seoul National University (4 – 18 February 2014)
Political Science
Melody Manchi Chao, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (10 – 18 February 2014)
Psychology
Johnmarshall Reeve, Korea University (18 – 23 January 2014)
Psychology
Amy H. Liu, University of Colorado (5 – 11 January 2014)
Political Science
In-Sue Oh, Temple University (5 – 11 January 2014)
Psychology
Ronald Fischer, Victoria University of Wellington (12 – 25 January 2014)
Psychology
Derek Isaacowitz, Northeastern University (23 – 30 October 2013)
Psychology
Stephen Michael Colarelli, Central Michigan University (19 – 25 October 2013)
Psychology
Charles Hirschman, University of Washington (17 – 23 March 2013)
Sociology
Christopher D Nye, Bowling Green State University (3 – 9 March 2013)
Psychology
Young-Hoon Kim, Yonsei University (24 – 28 February 2013)
Psychology
David M Buss, The University of Texas (18 – 23 February 2013)
Psychology
Arne Roets, Ghent University (3 – 9 February 2013)
Psychology
Verlin B. Hinsz, North Dakota State University (27 January – 2 February 2013)
Psychology
Nancy L Segal, California State University (20 – 26 January 2013)
Psychology
Ronald Fischer, Victoria University of Wellington (13 – 19 January 2013)
Psychology
Giang Thanh Long, National Economics University (10 – 15 November 2012)
Public Policy and Management
Farid Esack, University of Johannesburg (3 – 10 November 2012)
Religious Studies
Luan Shenghua, Max Planck Institute for Human Development (31 March – 6 April 2012)
Psychology
Kimberly McAdams, College of Social Sciences and Public Affairs (25 – 31 March 2012)
Psychology
Eric M Uslaner, University of Maryland (20 – 24 March 2012)
Government and Politics
Lynette Parker, The University of Western Australia (23 February – 2 March 2012)
Asian Studies
Dustin Wood, Wake Forest University (20 – 26 November 2011)
Psychology
Xi Zou, London Business School (3 – 13 November 2011)
Psychology
Patrick D. Converse, Florida Institute of Technology (9 – 15 October 2011)
Psychology
Takashi Hamamura, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (19 – 23 September 2011)
Psychology
David Britton, Swansea University (14 – 18 September 2011)
Humanities
Pascal Vennesson, European University Institute (18 – 27 August 2011)
Political Science
Claudio de Almeida, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (19 – 26 March 2011)
Philosophy
Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, University of Michigan (8 – 14 November 2010)
Psychology
Paul Van Lange, Free University at Amsterdam (11 – 18 April 2010)
Psychology
Takahiko Masuda, University of Alberta (15 – 20 March 2010)
Psychology
Juliette Koning, VU University Amsterdam (22 February – 7 March 2010)
Asian Studies
Sunhyuk Kim, Korea University (16 – 18 February 2010)
Political Science
Margaret Shih, University of California, Los Angeles (24 November – 2 December 2009)
Psychology
Samantha Vice, Rhodes University (5 – 18 November 2009)
Philosophy
Kim Korinek, University of Utah (11 – 17 October 2009)
Sociology
Jeff Joireman, Washington State University (1 – 8 July 2009)
Psychology
Garth Fletcher, University of Canterbury (9 – 18 April 2009)
Psychology
Incheol Choi, Seoul National University (15 – 19 February 2009)
Psychology
Mark Suh, Yonsei University (15 – 19 February 2009)
Psychology
Dov Cohen, University of Illinois, Urbana-Campaign (7 – 19 January 2009)
Psychology
