I am pleased to share that I have accepted an appointment as Non-Resident Honorary Fellow for Chinese Economy at the Center for China Analysis (CCA) of the Asia Society Policy Institute (@AsiaPolicy).

Founded by Kevin Rudd and Jing Qian, CCA has quickly become one of the world’s leading centers for evidence-based analysis of China, bringing together scholars, policymakers, business leaders, and practitioners to better understand the forces shaping China’s future and its impact on the global economy.

Over the past three years at Harvard University’s Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, my work has focused on the evolving U.S.-China economic relationship and the opportunities emerging in what I have described as the post-engagement, post-decoupling era.

I plan to continue my affiliation with the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, Harvard University in the coming year. We look forward to remaining in Cambridge and continuing our engagement with the Harvard community.

At a time when consensus and quality of analysis often struggles to keep pace with the speed of change, institutions dedicated to rigorous, evidence-based understanding are more important than ever.

I look forward to contributing to CCA’s mission of advancing objective, pragmatic, and informed analysis of China’s economy and its role in the world. 🦉