Winston Lee
@leewinstonwcResearch Assistant @HongKongPolyU | SOASian @SOAS | Comp Polt, IR, Climate Governance | Bluesky: https://t.co/TWpjqoo5M7
I enjoyed presenting my paper “Climate Change Debate And Its Influence On Party Stereotypes in 2018 And 2022 Taipei Mayor Election" in the 21st EATS Annual Conference at University of Vienna. This research paper was supported by the @SOASTaiwan Centre.
#AcademicJobs alert! The Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab invites applications for its 2025-27 Postdoctoral Fellowship and 2025-26 Visiting Fellowship from scholars and professionals focused on contemporary Asia research and policy. Learn more and join us! aparc.fsi.stanford.edu/education/fell…
Please join us at 11am EST next Thursday, 11/14 for a @CrisisGroup virtual roundtable that’ll weigh how the second Trump administration might approach China policy. I’ll be speaking with three esteemed panelists: @LizEconomy, @lili_pike, and Yun Sun. crisisgroup.org/how-we-work/ev…
Map of the administrative makeup of the PRC Ministry of Foreign Affairs ⏬
Fall issue is live! In my @IntSecHarvard article I argue that China's rise has shifted the international system back to bipolarity. (ungated article here): direct.mit.edu/isec/article/4…
Happy to see that the study on value-driven contention in China, co-authored with Yang Kai, is now out for first view in @chinaquarterly cambridge.org/core/journals/…
The COP29 climate negotiations have just started and conflict over climate finance, fossil fuels and CBAM/trade provisions in the draft agenda are already in front of everyone’s eyes.
I've lived with 66% of them. Unfortunately.
Looking forward to this timely event ⬇️ If you're in Hong Kong and want to start unpacking where U.S.-China relations might go from here, please join! Thanks to @CCCW_hku for the kind invitation.
@FudanUni Dean Wu Xinbo joins CCCW Fellow @AustinMStrange on Nov 18 to discuss: What will Trump’s China policy look like? How will China deal with the next US administration? What will be the trajectory of Sino-US relations over the next 4 years? Register: cccw.hku.hk/events/upcomin…
Here's what I think. 1. We are living in an incredibly dangerous world. A network of autocracies is now working actively to undermine the democratic world. I wrote about this in my book, Autocracy Inc. Will we fight back? penguinrandomhouse.com/books/725302/a…
It seems that Trump has won the male Hispanic vote. This shows the "circumstantial" nature of their "ethnic liberalism" -- illiberals can attract minorities when they provide them entry into the majority, effacing their minority status.
Recorded this vg pod in DC with @sbg1 & @EdwardGLuce. We discuss Trump’s plans for vengeance, Musk’s plans to cut trillions in federal spending and Bobby Kennedy’s plans to take the fluoride out of water. “A sitcom from hell” says Susan on.ft.com/3YztdoV
Managing US-China relations will be a central policy challenge for Trump 47. His powerful business backers will argue for pragmatism (Musk, Bessent, Paulson etc). But his most loyal and policy experienced backers are strongly anti-China; Grenell, Pompeo, Hagerty, Lighthizer et al
World leaders must engage with the new president’s view of America’s priorities and accept that the United States has changed, writes @londonvinjamuri (@CH_Americas). chathamhouse.org/2024/11/electi…
If Donald Trump seeks to freeze the conflict along the current frontline, there will be little to protect Ukraine – or Europe – from further Russian aggression, warns @bronwenmaddox chathamhouse.org/2024/11/americ…
As I warned in May @SOAS : Brexit made the #UK more dependent on the #US: fine under a friend like Biden but high risk under #Trump who is far less interested in a relationship always more ‘special’ to one side than the other. The UK now needs the #EU. youtube.com/watch?v=G7WMOq…
My god we're going to get even more populism research now, aren't we? And great power competition.
The gender gap will be significant. But that American women and American men will not turn on each other. On the latter, I am optimistic.
“I'm more optimistic that the gender gap won't prove to be a major dividing line." Immigration will prove more divisive than gender in this election, explains Chatham House’s Leslie Vinjamuri. 🗳️ How To Win An Election 🎧 pod.fo/e/27df8f @LondonVinjamuri @HugoRifkind
Very cool new article just dropped in APSR. Abstract pasted below. “Politicians’ Theories of Voting Behavior” | American Political Science Review | Cambridge Core cambridge.org/core/journals/…
If fears of another contested election materialise, it will be the third time in recent history that the US has struggled to confirm a result, writes @londonvinjamuri (@CH_Americas). chathamhouse.org/2024/10/trust-…
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