Sinologist

• “A View on Ai Weiwei's Exit": Australian Sinologist Geremie Barmé's essay, inspired by the famous gadfly figure's detention last spring.”

  The Huffington Post: Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Writings on Contemporary China: A Top Ten List for 2011

• “A View on Ai Weiwei's Exit": Australian Sinologist Geremie Barmé's essay, inspired by the famous gadfly figure's detention last spring.”

  The Huffington Post: Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Writings on Contemporary China: A Top Ten List for 2011

• “(Mid-day October 8 update: for an excellent extended interview along similar lines with Geremie Barmé, a leading Australian Sinologist who wrote some of the first important essays on Liu in the 1980s, see this article at the website of the French newspaper Libération.)”

  The Huffington Post: Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Liu Xiaobo: A Quick Q & A With French Sinologist Jean-Philippe Béja

• “And so had Hugh Trevor-Roper, the English historian, when, one day in 1973, he was called upon to authenticate the flamboyantly scabrous memoirs of an English Sinologist named Sir Edmund Backhouse 1873-1944.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Portrait of a Silver-Tongued Deceiver

• “Sinologist, head of the department of Chinese at Edinburgh University and founder of the Scotland-China Association”

  The Guardian: John Chinnery obituary

• “In his vivacious memoir China Watcher, leading American Sinologist Richard Baum recalls a time when just getting your hands on an internal Party document was enough to launch a career--not that many people outside academia really cared that much.”

  The Huffington Post: Christian Caryl On China: The New York Review Of Books

• “James C. Thomson, Jr., was a thirty-five-year-old Sinologist whom Bundy had brought down from Harvard at the start of the Kennedy administration.”

  Simon & Schuster: Magic and Mayhem

• “In his vivacious memoir China Watcher, leading American Sinologist Richard Baum recalls a time when just getting your hands on an internal Party document was enough to launch a career -- not that many people outside academia really cared that much.”

  The Huffington Post: China: Waking The Sleeping Giant

• “Sinologist David Shambaugh of George Washington University says intraparty democracy "is one thing Hu Jintao wants to make his mark with," and already multiple candidates vie for slots in the party's Central Committee.”

  Newsweek: China and the Fights Within its Single Party

• “American Sinologist Dru Gladney says Strike Hard is "" a deliberate effort by leaders to show strength when China is unstable both politically and economically. '”

  Newsweek: Crime: 'You Die, I Live'

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