Publications

State Mobilization and Political Attitudes: The Legacy of Maoist Rural Resettlement in Contemporary China.” (with Alexander Lee and Weihong Qi). Forthcoming. Political Science Research and Methods.

Working Papers

Outcome Bias in Policy Attitudes: Evidence from Beijing’s License Plate Lottery.

When an Authoritarian Audience Does Not Rally around the Flag: Evidence from the Hainan Island Incident.

Does Intergroup Contact Reduce Affective Polarization? A Natural Experiment.

Blame Attribution in Authoritarianism: The Public's Response to Three Safety Crises in China.Conditionally Accepted at Political Science Research and Methods.

Contact Does Not Affect Immigration Attitudes on Campus: Evidence from College Housing Assignments.” (with Jae-Eun Kim). Revise and Resubmit.

Work in Progress

“The Inertia of Loyalty: An Identity Explanation of Co-optation.”

“Zero-Sum Thinking, Nationalism, and Political Trust in China.”

“Urban Layouts and Regime Types: A Quantitative Analysis.”