China Policy Fellowship
Forecasted
China Policy Fellowship supports leading professionals and scholars researching contemporary China and U.S.-China policy and organizing a major policy conference to strengthen bilateral relations.
Funder: Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center
Due Dates: By invitation only
Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend over a 9-month appointment; position is not benefits-eligible
Summary: Supports leading professionals and scholars researching contemporary China and U.S.-China policy to strengthen bilateral relations.
Key Information: Fellows must be in residence full-time at Stanford.
Description
The China Policy Fellowship at Stanford University’s Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) brings leading professionals and scholars from Asia and the United States to conduct research on contemporary China affairs and/or U.S.-China policy. Its broad aim is to strengthen U.S.-China relations through original research on topics prominent on the bilateral policy agenda.
Fellows undertake research in their area of expertise and regularly participate in APARC and China Program activities. They also take a leading role in organizing a major conference at Stanford on an important U.S.-China policy topic. Each fellow’s research and annual conference are expected to result in a published product, such as a book, policy brief, report, or collection of conference proceedings.
