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Curriculum Vitae
Tianjian ShiClick here for a printer-ready version, or
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- Education
| PhD | Columbia University | 1992 |
| Certificate | University of Michigan | 1987 |
| M.A. | Columbia University | 1983 |
| LL.B. | Peking University | 1982 |
- Areas of Research
Asian Security Issues and Political Participation
- Professional Experience / Employment History
- Duke University
- Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, 2000-present
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- Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, 1993-2000
- University of Iowa
- Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, 1992-1993
- Peking University
- Lecturer, Department of International Politics, 1988-1989
- The Opinion Research Center of China
- Deputy Director, 1988-1989
- Visiting Positions
- Professor, Tsinghua University, September 01, 2010
- Help Tsinghua University to build political Science Department
- Director, Beijing Office and Senior Research Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, September 01, 2009 - August 31, 2011
- Awards, Honors, and Distinctions
Fulbright Fellowship, 1982-1983
- Professional Service
- Faculty Computer Liaison
- APSI By-law Revision Commttee, September, 2006 - present
- Member, APSI-Executive Committee, September, 2009 - September, 2011
- Webal's Tenure Committee, December, 2006
- Graduate Admissions Committee, August, 2006
- Chair, Steven's Tenure Committee, January 2006
- Chair, Graduate Admissions Committee, August 1, 2003
- Dept Committees
- Undergraduate Affair Committee, September, 2009 - present
- Asian/Pacific Studies Graduate Affairs Committee, August 1, 2003 - present
- Comparative Politics Prelim Committee, February 2010
- Member, Undergraduate Affair Committee, September 01, 2009
- member, Undergraduate Program, September 01, 2009
- Member, Undergraduate Program, September 01, 2009
- Graduate Admissions Committee, September 1, 2006 - August 31, 2007
- Asian/Pacific Studies Graduate Affairs Committee, September 01, 2003 - August 31, 2007
- Asian Pacific Study Institute Executive Committee, August 1, 2003 - August 15, 2005
- American Politics Search Committee, August 1, 2004
- Member, American Politics Search Committee, Fall 2001
- Papers Refereed
- journal and foundation reviews, January, 2010
- Refree, National Science Foundation, 2008
- referree, AJPS, January 2006
- referree, CPS, January 2006
- referree for China Journal, December, 2004
- Reviewer for AJPS, August, 2004
- referree for JOP, 2004
- Other
- Editorial Board of Journal of Contemporary China, 2006 - present
- Member, Editorial Board of China Review, present
- Article Referee, Journals, present
American Political Science Review, American
Journal of Political Science, Journal of
Politics, World Politics, Comparative Politics,
Comparative Political Studies, China Quarterly,
China Journal, Modern China, and Problems of
Post Communism
- Member, Review panel for the US-Chinese Cooperative Research Project, Henry Luce Foundation, present
- Member, Editorial Board of Chinese Social Science Quarterly, 1996-1999
- Selected Recent Invited Talks
- Meanings of Democracy in China, Capetown, South Africa, December 3, 2009
- Effects of Intermediation on Voting, Rio de Janeiro, July 20, 2009
- Guardianship, Minben, and Democracy: Cultural Impacts on People's Understanding of Democracy, Santiago, Chili, July 18, 2009
- Rural Elections in Communist China, Cologne, Germany, May 10, 2009
- Access to Media and Beliefs about Democracy, Conference on Chinese Media Reform, Jiaotong University, Shanghai, December 9, 2008
- Localization of Political Science in China, Shanghai Social Science Association, December 8, 2008
- Sources of Political Stability in China, Foundation of Reform and Development in China, Beijing, China, November 5, 2008
- Meaning of Democracy in the Mind of Ordinary Chinese: Evidence from Survey, 5th Anniversary of the School of International and Public Affairs, Jiaotong University, Shanghai, October 24, 2008
- Political Trust in China, Changes and Continuity: 1993 and 2002.”, 3rd World Forum on China Studies in Shanghai, September 8, 2008
- Are There Asian Values, April 20, 2008
- Incumbent based and regime based Trust in China, Kunming, China, July 20, 2006
- Nationalist in China, Capetown, South Africa, July 27, 2005
- Democarcy and Peace: The implication of China Raise, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphina, April 24, 2005
Publications
Books
- T. Shi, The Logic of Politics in Mainland China and Taiwan: A Cultural Basis of Attitudes and Behavior,
in Cambridge University Press
(2011).
- Tangbiao Xiao, Tianjian Shi with Qiu Xinyou and Yu Wenhua, "Linage and Village Governance in Contemporary China: Multidisciplinary Research", edited by Dangdai Zhongguo, Nongcun Zonzu, Yu Xiangcun Zhili: Kuaxueke de Yanjiu Yu Duihua
(2002), Xian, Shanxi: Xian University Press.
- T. Shi, Political Participation in Beijing
(1997), Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press.
Monographs
- T. Shi, Rural Democracy in China
(2000), Singapore: Singapore University Press.
- T. Shi, Generational Differences in Political Attitudes and Political Behaviour in China
(1999), Singapore: Singapore University Press.
Chapters in Books
- T. Shi, Is There an Asian Value? Popular Understanding of Democracy in Asia,
in China's Reform at 30: Challenges and Prospects, edited by Dali Yang and Iitao Zhao
(February, 2009), World Scientific Publishing Company.
- T. Shi, China: Democratic Values Supporting an Authoritarian System,
in How East Asians View Democracy, edited by Yun-han Chu, Larry Diamond, Andrew Nathan, and Doh Chull Chin
(August, 2008),
pp. 209-37, Columbia University.
- T. Shi, Mass Political Behavior in Beijing,
in The Paradox of China's Post-Mao Economic Reform, edited by Merle Goldman and Roderick Macfarquhar
(1999),
pp. 145-69, Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press.
- T. Shi, Resources, Attitudes and Political Participation for Different Age Groups in the PRC,
in Taiwan and Mainland China Toward the Twenty-first Century, edited by Winston L. Yang and Deborach A. Brown
(1998),
pp. 135-69, New York:, Center of Asian Studies, St. Johns University.
- T. Shi, Survey Research in China,
in Rethinking Rationality, Research in Micropolitics, Vol. 5, edited by Michael Delli-Carpini, Leonie Huddy, and Robert Y. Shapiro
(1996),
pp. 213-50, Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press.
- T. Shi, Soft-Liners vs. Hard-liners: the Intra-Party" Dynamics of 1989 Democracy Movement,
in Democracy Movement of 1989 and China's Future, edited by Jai Hao
(1990),
pp. 113-33, Washington, D.C.: Washington Center for China Studies.
Journal Articles
- T. Shi and Jie Lu, The Meaning of Democracy: The Shadow of Confucianism,
Journal of Democracy, vol. 21 no. 4
(October, 2010),
pp. 123-29.
- T. Shi and Diqing Lou, Subjective Evaluation of Changes in Civil Liberties and Political Rights in China,
Journal of Contemporary China, vol. 19 no. 63
(January, 2010),
pp. 175-99 [asp].
- with Jie Lu and T. Shi, Rural Elections in China: Mobilization or Learning?,
Comparative Politics, vol. 42 no. 1
(October, 2009),
pp. 103-20.
- T. Shi, Cultural Values and Democracy in Mainland China,
China Quarterly, vol. 162
(2000),
pp. 540-59 (Reprinted in Elections and Democracy in
Greater China, edited by Larry Diamond and
Ramon H. Myers, Oxford University Press,
2001, 176-196.).
- Chen, Xueyi and Tianjian Shi, Media Effects on Political Confidence and Trust in the PRC in the Post-Tiananmen Period,
East Asia: An International Quarterly, vol. 19 no. 3
(2001),
pp. 84-118.
- T. Shi, Cultural Impact on Political Trust: A Comparison of Mainland China and Tawian,
Comparative Politics, vol. 33 no. 4
(2001),
pp. 401-420.
- Rong, Xyelang and Tianjian Shi, Inequality in Chinese Education,
Journal of Contemporary China, vol. 10 no. 26
(2001).
- T. Shi, Political Culture: A Prerequisite for Democracy,
American Asian Review, vol. 18 no. 2
(2000),
pp. 53-83.
- T. Shi, Cultural Values and Democracy in Mainland China,
China Quarterly, vol. 162
(2000),
pp. 540-59 (Reprinted in Elections and Democracy in
Greater China, edited by Larry Diamond and
Ramon H. Myers, Oxford University Press,
2001, 176-196.).
- T. Shi, Voting and Nonvoting in China: Voting Behavior in Plebiscitary and Limited Choice Elections,
Journal of Politics, vol. 61 no. 4
(1999),
pp. 1115-39.
- T. Shi, Village Committee Elections in China: Institutionalist Tactics for Democracy,
World Politics, vol. 51 no. 3
(1999),
pp. 385-412.
- T. Shi, Economic Development and Election in Rural China,
Journal of Contemporary China, vol. 8 no. 22
(1999),
pp. 425-42 (Reprinted in China and Democracy:
Reconsidering the Prospects for a
Democratic China, edited by Suisheng Zhao,
2000, 233-252.).
- Andrew J. Nathan and T. Shi, Left and Right with Chinese Characteristics: Issues and Alignments in Deng Xiaoping's China,
World Politics, vol. 48 no. 4
(1996),
pp. 522-550.
- Andrew J. Nathan and T. Shi, Cultural Prerequisites for Democracy in China: Some Findings from a Survey,
Daedalus, vol. 122 no. 2
(1993),
pp. 95-123.
- T. Shi, Dynamics and Failure of the Democratic Movement in 1989,
Asian Survey, vol. 30 no. 12
(1990),
pp. 1186-1205.
Papers In Preparation
- T. Shi and Jie Lu, Different Understandings of Democracy: Liberal Democracy and an Alternative
(2010).
- T. Shi, John Aldrich, and Jie Lu, Does Different Media Exposure Breed Distinct Dynamics for the Understanding of Democracy?
(2010).
- John Aldrich, T. Shi and Jie Lu, Media Exposure and Bifurcated Images of the U.S. in Urban China
(2010).
- T. Shi, Impacts of Cultural Norms on Political Process in Asia
(book project).
- T. Shi, Andrew Nathan, and Jaes Tong with contributions by Hsin-chi Kuan and Siu-kai Lau, Political Participation in Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong: Effects of Institutions, Modernization, and Culture
(book project).
Book Reviews
- T. Shi, Chinese Democracy after Tiananmen by Yijiang Ding",
The China Review
(2002),
pp. 132-35.
- T. Shi, Transition from Communism in China: Institutional and Comparative Analyses, edited by Edwin A. Winckler,
The China Journal
(2001),
pp. 183-84.
- T. Shi, Transitions from State Socialism: Economic and Political Change in Hungary and China by Tong Yanqi,
American Political Science Review, vol. 95 no. 1
(2001),
pp. 246-247.
Other
- T. Shi, Avoiding Mutual Misunderstanding: Sino-U.S. Relations and the New Administration
(January, 2009), Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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