Graduate Student Associates

We are pleased to introduce our first cohort of Fairbank Center graduate student associates.
These doctoral students will have shared office space at the center and will contribute to Fairbank Center activities in 2009-2010.

	Chen, Song 陳松 PhD candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, G7 songchen@fas.harvard.edu Song Chen is completing his dissertation on “Managing the Provinces from Afar: Imperial State and Elites in Sichuan, 755-1279.” His advisors are Peter Bol, Philip Kuhn, Michael Szonyi, and Orlando Patterson.
	Guo, Rui 郭锐 SJD candidate, Harvard Law School, G3 rguo@sjd.law.harvard.edu Rui Guo is pursuing research for his dissertation on the political dimension of Chinese corporate governance, working under William Alford, together with Duncan Kennedy and Reinier Kraakman.
	Hill, Joshua 賀祥 PhD candidate, History, G5 jhill@fas.harvard.edu Joshua Hill returns from one year in China conducting historical research at provincial and local libraries. He will begin writing on his dissertation, “Elections and Political Culture in China, 1909-1952,” advised by William C. Kirby.
	Jones, Alison Denton 金藹麗 PhD candidate, Sociology, G7 adjones@fas.harvard.edu Alison Jones is completing her dissertation, “Constructing Modern Religion: Doing Buddhism in Urban China Today,” advised by Martin Whyte, Chris Winship, and Nancy Ammerman (Boston University).
	Leung, Vincent 梁萃行 PhD candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, G7 vleung@fas.harvard.edu Vincent Leung is completing his dissertation, “The Politics of History in Early Imperial China.” His advisors are Michael Puett, Peter Bol, Wai-yee Li, and Wei-ming Tu.
	Li, Haihong 李海鴻 PhD candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, G8 li5@fas.harvard.edu Haihong Li is completing her dissertation, “Instructing Kins: Bureaucracy and Kinship Organizations of the Manchu Society (1644-1912).” She is advised by Philip Kuhn, Mark Elliott, Michael Szonyi, and Peter Perdue.
	Li, Jie 李潔 PhD candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, G5 jieli@fas.harvard.edu Jie Lie is completing her dissertation titled “The Past Is Not Like Smoke: Memory Palimpsests of the Maoist Era.” Her advisor is David Wang.
	Miller, Allison 米艾玲 PhD candidate, Art History and the Languages and Civilizations of East Asia (ad hoc), G6 miller9@fas.harvard.edu Allison Miller’s dissertation is titled “Exploring the Emergence of Rock-Cut Mountain Tombs in the Mid-Western Han Dynasty.” Her primary dissertation advisor is Michael Puett, and her advisor in Art History is Eugene Wang
	Roskam, Cole 羅坤 PhD candidate, History of Art and Architecture, G8 roskam@fas.harvard.edu Cole Roskam’s dissertation is titled “Variations on the ‘Model Settlement’: Shanghai Building Culture and Modern Architecture, 1842-1937.” He is advised by Neil Levine and Eugene Wang.
	Wong, John 王迪安 PhD candidate, History, G4 johnwong@fas.harvard.edu John Wong’s dissertation is titled “Global Positioning: China Trade and the Hong Merchants in the Eighteenth and Ninteenth Centuries.” He is advised by Hue-Tam Ho Tai

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