Publications
Peer Reviewed Articles:
Winter 2022. “Empathy, Memory, and Teaching East Asia’s World War II.” Education about Asia 27(3): 62-65.
Policy Papers:
May 2022. From Regional to National: Northeastern Scholars and the National Discourse on the War of Resistance against Japan. Published by the Wilson Center in 2021-2022 Wilson Center China Fellowship: Essays on U.S. and China Policy.
In the News:
February 2023. “Beijing and Tokyo calm the waters of the East China Sea – at least for today.” The China Project.
June 2021. “The next generation: Former students join W&M professor as Wilson China Fellows.”
Book Chapters:
Forthcoming. "Beyond a Site of Memory: The Puppet Emperor Palace Museum." In Contesting Memorial Spaces of Japan's Empire.
Popular History and Culture:
July 2023. How China's leaders changed the history of the War of Resistance to bolster Party prestige. NuVoices.
February 2023. Here Are 12 Feminist Books to Read from 20th Century China. NuVoices.
October 2021. Why it's misleading to call Xi Jinping the "New Mao." NuVoices.
September 2020. Review: Mulan Reinforces Han Ethnonationalism and the Patriarchy. NuVoices.
May 2020. China's #MeToo: In literature and reality, the patriarchy keeps women from helping women. But they're fighting back. NuVoices.
August 2019. "Your Mother Sacrificed Herself for the Country" - The Idealization of the Female Martyr in China. NuVoices.
Book Reviews:
December 2020. Book review of Japan’s Island Troubles with China and Korea: Prospects and Challenges for Resolution, ed. Victor Teo and Haruko Satoh. Published in Pacific Affairs, 93 (4).
May 2020. Book review of Empire and Environment in the Making of Manchuria, ed. Norman Smith. Published in Pacific Affairs, 93 (1).
May 2019. Book review of Significant Soil: Settler and Japan’s Urban Empire in Manchuria by Emer O’Dwyer. Published in Pacific Affairs, 92 (1).
Peer Reviewed Articles:
Winter 2022. “Empathy, Memory, and Teaching East Asia’s World War II.” Education about Asia 27(3): 62-65.
Policy Papers:
May 2022. From Regional to National: Northeastern Scholars and the National Discourse on the War of Resistance against Japan. Published by the Wilson Center in 2021-2022 Wilson Center China Fellowship: Essays on U.S. and China Policy.
In the News:
February 2023. “Beijing and Tokyo calm the waters of the East China Sea – at least for today.” The China Project.
June 2021. “The next generation: Former students join W&M professor as Wilson China Fellows.”
Book Chapters:
Forthcoming. "Beyond a Site of Memory: The Puppet Emperor Palace Museum." In Contesting Memorial Spaces of Japan's Empire.
Popular History and Culture:
July 2023. How China's leaders changed the history of the War of Resistance to bolster Party prestige. NuVoices.
February 2023. Here Are 12 Feminist Books to Read from 20th Century China. NuVoices.
October 2021. Why it's misleading to call Xi Jinping the "New Mao." NuVoices.
September 2020. Review: Mulan Reinforces Han Ethnonationalism and the Patriarchy. NuVoices.
May 2020. China's #MeToo: In literature and reality, the patriarchy keeps women from helping women. But they're fighting back. NuVoices.
August 2019. "Your Mother Sacrificed Herself for the Country" - The Idealization of the Female Martyr in China. NuVoices.
Book Reviews:
December 2020. Book review of Japan’s Island Troubles with China and Korea: Prospects and Challenges for Resolution, ed. Victor Teo and Haruko Satoh. Published in Pacific Affairs, 93 (4).
May 2020. Book review of Empire and Environment in the Making of Manchuria, ed. Norman Smith. Published in Pacific Affairs, 93 (1).
May 2019. Book review of Significant Soil: Settler and Japan’s Urban Empire in Manchuria by Emer O’Dwyer. Published in Pacific Affairs, 92 (1).
