Associate Professor of Political Science at Yale. Chinese politics and the military. My book: https://xitter.cf/t.co/n3FbgjPyYO
New Haven, CT
Joined March 2009
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Dan Mattingly retweeted
Surprised and honored to be co-winner of the AJPS Best Article Award for my article on the benefits of patronage. @MPSAnet @AJPS_Editor
Thank you to the committee and the whole community that helped me produce that piece!
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A thread introducing my book ‘China’s State-Owned Enterprises: Leadership, Reform, and Internationalization’ @CambridgeUP (2024) (1/10) 🧵
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1/ One year ago, Sinica found a new home after The China Project ceased operations. It’s been a year of rebuilding, growing, and reaffirming my core mission. If you value thoughtful, in-depth discussions on China, I hope you’ll consider supporting my work. 🧵⬇️
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We are hosting an interdisciplinary conference on digital sources for China studies. Great opportunities for young scholars to get feedbacks and network. We also will pay your way! fudan-uc.ucsd.edu/events/you…
Interested in a social science Ph.D.? Apply to be a full time Predoctoral Fellow at Yale doing research on China's domestic and foreign politics! Starts on July 1, reading applications now with a rolling deadline. Link: tobin.yale.edu/opportunities…
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Thrilled to announce “From Click to Boom: The Political Economy of E-Commerce in China” is released! (amazon: tiny.cc/35zuzz or 30%off with code P327 at tiny.cc/2ouuzz via @PrincetonUPress)
A decade in the making, my book presents how the world’s largest e-commerce market unveils a digital path to development—and what it means for China’s growth trajectory and institutional evolution worldwide.
Research built on extensive fieldwork across 6 provinces, hundreds of interviews, two original surveys, 27 million data of proprietary transactions, and a rare, large-scale field experiment spanning 3 Chinese provinces…
A thread about the book below: (1/n)
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Our article on the interdependence between fiscal legibility and the centralization of state authority is out at @AJPS_Editor.
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Read @mattinglee on the Chinese Communist Party’s efforts to shape global opinion in favor of China’s political system—and how Washington can counter Beijing’s messaging more effectively:
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The past few years I've been developing a new research agenda exploring how the built environment -- the architecture of urban space -- shapes grassroots politics in urban Africa.
Really excited to share part of this work @AJPS_Editor:
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Very excited that this paper is out! A really fun (and we think important!) collaboration that @anthlittle @TakHuenChau and I hope is useful for theorists and empiricists interested in social movements, authoritarian regimes, and ICT!
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Dan Mattingly retweeted
Just came back from China several weeks after its Third Plenum, where the "resilience" and "security" of the supply chains are emphasized. Re-sharing this piece on International Security, where we argue that power transitions affect business response to statecraft and the effectiveness of using economic weapons. tinyurl.com/3krhr3x2
Global supply chains have become new economic weapons for great powers. In this article with @mevers90, we develop a structural theory of business-state relations and show how power transitions affect a state's ability to exercise economic statecraft 1/n tinyurl.com/3krhr3x2
Dan Mattingly retweeted
Yale Political Science has even more jobs!
1 Normative Theory apply.interfolio.com/151667
2 AfAm Studies & PLSC apply.interfolio.com/151852
3 American apply.interfolio.com/151671
4 CP/PE/IR apply.interfolio.com/151662
5 South Asian apply.interfolio.com/151100
6 IR apply.interfolio.com/147211
Yale Political Science is seeking to hire multiple faculty (open rank) in American Politics (apply.interfolio.com/151671) and in IR/CP/PE jointly with the Jackson School of Global Affairs (apply.interfolio.com/151662). Review of applications will begin September 15
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NYU Politics is hiring. We have two positions this year: one in American Politics and the other in International Relations. If you want fantastic students and colleagues who will invest in you and your future, we're the place for you!
NYU's Politics Department is seeking outstanding and innovative scholars for two positions at the assistant professor level: International Relations and US Politics. For full descriptions and to apply visit apply.interfolio.com/152515 (IR) and apply.interfolio.com/152513 (US).
Dan Mattingly retweeted
Such valuable + interesting survey data from Rozelle, Alisky & Whyte.
Would love to have a survey for 2018/2019. My (unscientific) sense is that's when thing shifted. Getting past the popularity of the anti-corruption drive and seeing the results of econ policy in 1st term.
Dan Mattingly retweeted
🚨New paper alert!!🚨 @kbclarke @jackpaine_prof & I are excited to share our new project “Violent Origins and Authoritarian Order: Divergent Trajectories after Successful Rebellions.” How do the origins of authoritarian regimes affect their subsequent regime trajectories? /1
Yale Political Science is looking to hire! Multiple positions in International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Political Economy, open to specialization. Apply here by September 15th: apply.interfolio.com/151662 #PoliSciJobs
Dan Mattingly retweeted
Walz should be commended for spending time in China, not criticized. We need way, way more people going to China to study, to research, to do business, and just to slack around. You want to understand a place, especially one that is a serious rival, you have to see it firsthand.
Walz’s China ties garner attention, provoke GOP criticism ow.ly/cQPX105EVx9
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It's an extremely wonderful day for me and my students @Yale, meeting with Prof. @PaulGewirtz, Director @TedWittenstein, Prof.@mattinglee, and Ms. Fawn Wang, spending some time in the art gallery and on campus. @Tsinghua_Uni
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I would have loved for such a program to be available when I started my career as a China analyst, 30 years ago. I’m stoked to be joined by top experts teaching open source research tips + methods.
More info & applications here: nbr.org/event/china-open-sou…
