The Center for East Asian Studies offers competitive year-long postdoctoral fellowships in Chinese studies without restriction on discipline or time period. In addition to teaching one course during their tenure at Stanford, fellows also organize lectures and workshops, and participate in the daily intellectual life of the Center. Former CEAS postdoctoral fellows have gone on to teach at some of the leading institutions of higher education in the country. Applications are due each January for the following academic year. More information about the application process can be found here.
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Name / Year of Fellowship
Contact |
Degree Institution & Discipline or
Current Affiliation & Position |
Area of Interest |
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David Cheng Chang
2011-2012
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University of California, San Diego
History |
Repatriation of prisoners of war in the Korean War; Cold War history; elections and constitutionalism in modern China |
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Suyoung Son
2010-2011
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University of Colorado, Boulder
Asian Languages and Civilizations |
Book market, copyright, and literati culture in late imperial China |
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Chris Leighton
2009-2010
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
History |
Making Capitalism Red: Cadres, Capitalists, and Culture in China, 1949-1958 |
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Wei Wang
2009-2010
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University of Pittsburg
Economics |
Comparative health policies in the Asia-Pacific, the structure of the health care market, health care demand among low-income populations |
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John Osburg
2008-2009
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The College of William & Mary
East Asian Studies |
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Adam Smith
2008-2009
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Columbia University
Society of Fellows in the Humanities |
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Jaesok Kim
2007-2008
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University of Pennsylvania
Anthropology |
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Elena Suet-Ying Chiu
2007-2008
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University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Asian Languages & Literatures |
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Meow Hui Goh
2006-2007
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Ohio State University
East Asian Languages & Literatures |
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Yudru Tsomu
2006-2007
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Lawrence University
History/East Asian Studies |
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Andrea Goldman
2005-2006
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University of California, Los Angeles
History |
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Guolong Lai
2005-2006
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University of Florida
Art History |
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Georgia Mickey
2004-2005
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California State Polytechnic University,
Pomona, History |
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Mario Poceski
2004-2005
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University of Florida
Religion & History |
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Margaret Kuo
2003-2004
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California State University, Long Beach
History |
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Kimberly Manning
2003-2004
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Concordia University
Political Science |
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David Bello
2002-2003
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Washington and Lee University
History |
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Lei Guang
2002-2003
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San Diego State University
Political Science |
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Nara Dillon
2001-2002
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Harvard University
Government |
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Kuiyi Shen
2001-2002
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University of California, San Diego
Visual Arts |
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