Review: Transition-Era Macau / 澳门回归

I took a short break from finals week to read about half of Cathryn H. Clayton’s new book, Sovereignty at the Edge: Macau and the Question of Chineseness (Harvard East Asian Monographs, 2009), which is excellent. Like João de Pina-Cabral’s book, Between China and Europe, Clayton includes a chapter on the 1996-1999 boom in triad-related [...]

Posted at 1:39 pm on June 6, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Book Reviews | read on

Research Topics / 研究题目

I have a number of concepts that I’m considering, generally in the area of state-society relations and more specifically in comparative ideology and history of ideas. I’m less sure about my methodology, though I’m taking a course on methods in comparative/historical sociology right now and would like to take a course on content analysis or [...]

Posted at 4:26 pm on January 30, 2010 | 1 comment | Filed Under: Research Proposals | read on

About

Jonathan Walton (华强生) is currently an MA candidate in China Studies at the University of Washington’s Jackson School of Internat’l Studies.

He previously served 3 years as a research associate for the Long Term Strategy Group, an independent think-tank in Harvard Square, and spent time in the People’s Republic with SYA China (1998-1999), the ACC program (2001-2002), and a Fulbright Fellowship to Nanjing University (2004-2005). He has a BA in East Asian Studies from Oberlin College.

The title of this blog comes from Sun Yatsen’s Three Principles of the People, perhaps the only modern political principles that all Chinese compatriots can agree on.

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