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Political Economy in China and Vietnam -- Domestic and International
Fri, August 30, 8:00 to 9:30am, Hilton, Columbia 4Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Focusing on varied issues in China and Vietnam, this boundary-crossing panel examines the role of institutions, public opinion and rule of law in topics covering comparative and international political economy. The panel includes innovative methodologies and uses of data, such as satellite imagery, process tracing and surveys, and innovative ideas such as delving into the nuances of rule of law and examining the layering of institutions surrounding state-owned enterprises.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Statistical Misreporting from Below in Communist Regimes, as Seen from Above - Minh Duc Trinh, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
How Does the Rule of Law Impact the FDI Attraction? - Chengyu Fu, Duke University
Sources of Authoritarian Support for Liberal Internationalism - David A. Steinberg, Johns Hopkins University; Yeling Tan, University of Oregon; Daniel McDowell, Syracuse University
When Institutions Bounce Back: Implementing Difficult Reforms in China - Ling Chen, Johns Hopkins University