Female Experts on Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China and Taiwan

Female Experts on Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China and Taiwan

Female experts - open directory

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Name	Title + Institution or Affiliations 	Category 	Areas of Expertise	Email	Phone/Twitter/Website	Location/Notes	Language(s) Spoken

Abigail Coplin	PhD Candidate, Columbia University. Post-doc at Yale University as of 7/1/2017.	Academic	Science and technology (esp. biotechnology), tech policy, state-society relations, sociology.	aec2168@columbia.edu		New York and New Haven	

Abigail Grace	Berkman Center, Asia-Pacific Security Program at the Center for a New American Security. 	Think Tank	U.S. strategic competition with China, Indo-Pacific strategy, Chinese approaches to multilateralism, Northeast Asia’s regional security architecture.	agrace@cnas.org	@abigailcgrace	Washington, DC	

Afra Wang	MA/MSc, Columbia University & LSE; contributor of New York Times Chinese 	Academic; Media	International history, US-China relations, Hong Kong issues	zw2398@columbia.edu	@afrazhaowang	London	

Agatha Kratz	Associate Director, Rhodium Group	Think tank	Chinese economic and infrastructure diplomacy, Belt and Road, EU-China relations, and Chinese outward investment”	akratz@rhg.com	@AgathaKratz	London	

Agnes Schick-Chen	Professor of Sinology, Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna	Academic	Taiwan; China's political development; China's legal development	agnes.schick-chen@univie.ac.at		Vienna	

Aisha Udochi	PhD Student in Economics at Howard University	Academic	Development strategy and growth theory of China’s overseas investments in African economies, Industrialization, Entrepreneuship, Knowledge Transfer  	acudochi@gmail.com	www.linkedin.com/in/aisha-udochi-14b00265		

Alanna Krolikowski	Princeton-Harvard China Center	Academic			@AK_Alanna	US	

Aleksandra Kubat	PhD candidate in Chinese Studies Research at King's College London	Academic 	Chinese political system, elite politics, party schools system and cadre training, contemporary political ttheory, research methods and methodologies in contemporary China Studies.	aleksandra.kubat@kcl.ac.uk	@aleKubat	London	

Ali Szalwinski	Director of the Political and Security Affairs program, The National Bureau of Asian Research	Think tank	U.S.-China political and security relations	aszalwinski@nbr.org	@aliszali	US	

Alice Ekman	Head of China Research, Center for Asian Studies, Institut Français des Relations Internationales (IFRI)	Think Tank	China, Taiwan, South Korea	ekman@ifri.org	@alice_ekman https://www.ifri.org/fr/a-propos/equipe/alice-ekman	Paris	

Alice Fang	User experience researcher, Google; Master's candidate, Peking University Yenching Academy	Industry	e-commerce, technology in rural China, Chinese design	alicefang@cs.stanford.edu		Mountain View, CA, US	

Alice Miller	China leadership monitor, Hoover Institution	Academic	China elite politics				

Alice Slevison	Senior Asia Pacific Analyst at Allan & Associates, Australian Strategic Policy Institute, China Desk: Australian Government	Political risk, Think-tank, Government	Australia-China relations; Security in China/HK/TW, Chinese maritime interests	alice.slevison@gmail.com; aslevison@allan-assoc.com	@aliceslevison 44 07513 699 007   	London 	

Alison Friedman	Artistic Director, Hong Kong West Kowloon Cultural Center		Cultural Policy, U.S.-China cultural diplomacy	alison@pingpongarts.org	https://twitter.com/alisonmfriedman?lang=en	Hong Kong	

Alison M. Friedman 	Ping Pong Productions 乒乓策划	founder/director	China and international performing arts exchange, dance, theater - West Kowloon Cultural District Authority's Artistic Director 	alison@pingpongarts.org	www.pingpongarts.org / @pingpongarts	Beijing, China / Washington DC, USA NOTE: Not sure about current role 	

Alka Acharya 	Professor, Centre for East Asian Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi 110067	Academic	Chines economy, Sino-Indian border dispute			New Delhi 	

Allison Moore	Senior Access to Justice Expert, United Nations Development Programme, Myanmar Rule of law	Other	Rule of Law	allison.moore@undp.org, allisonhopemoore@yahoo.com		Myanmar	

Amanda Shuman	University of Freiburg	Academic	PRC history, sports and running in China, digital humanities, China-Africa relations under Mao	amanda.shuman@sinologie.uni-freiburg.de	@AmandaUCSC www.amandashuman.net	Germany	

Amanda Whitfort	Universty of Hong Kong	Academic	Environment, also a barrister 	whitfort@hku.hk	39172976	HK	

Amy Chang	Harvard Belfer Center, Cyber Security Project	Policy, think tank, academic	U.S.-China, cybersecurity, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese military and security		@quelquefois	US	

Amy Hanser	Associate Professor, Sociology, University of British Columbia	Academic	Consumption and Inequality in China	hanser@interchange.ubc.ca	https://soci.ubc.ca/persons/amy-hanser/	Vancouver, BC Canada	

Amy King	Australia National University	Academic	China-Japan, regional security, Chinese foreign policy	amy.king@anu.edu.au	@amysarahking   www.amykingonline.com	Australia	

An Xiao Mina	Berkman Center, Harvard University	tech, media	social media, internet culture, censorship		@anxiaostudio		

Andrea Lingenfelter	University of San Francisco	Literary translator/academic	Translation, contemporary poetry and fiction, women writers, Hong Kong, Shanghai	ondi@speakeasy.org ; ondi.lingenfelter@gmail.com	@OndiLing	San Francisco	

Andrea Myles	China Australia Millenial Project	Incubator	China-Australia relations	andrea@australiachina.org	https://twitter.com/BeijingBetty	Sydney, Australia	

Angel Hsu	Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies, Yale-NUS College/Yale University	Academic	Environmental Policy, U.S.-China Relations on Climate Change	angel.hsu.05@gmail.com	https://twitter.com/ecoangelhsu?lang=en	New Haven, CT	

Angharad Fletcher	PhD Candidate: University of Hong Kong and King's College, London	Academic	History of disease, colonial history, war crimes in the Asia-Pacific, gender and labour history in Hong Kong and the PRC	angharad.fletcher@kcl.ac.uk		London and Hong Kong	

Ann Bierbower	Senior Account Manager, China Luxury Advisors 	Research/Marketing	Chinese consumers, imported products, Chinese travel, Chinese internet usage, luxury 	ann@chinaluxuryadvisors.com or abierbower@gmail.com 	www.chinaskinny.com @thechinaskinny	California/Shanghai	

Ann Huss	Associate Master and Dean of General Education, Morningside College	Academic	20th Century Chinese Literature	 ahuss@cuhk.edu.hk		Hong Kong	

Ann Lee	New York University	academic	China U.S. relations	ann@professorannlee.com	professorannlee.com/	NYC	

Ann Wang	Photographer for Reuters	Media	 Conflict on Myanmar China boarder, migration, environmental, public health in south east asia	 annwphoto@gmail.com	annwang077 integrate: annwang077 www.annwphoto.com	 Yangon, Myanmar (but am Taiwanese) 	

Anna Lora-Wainwright	Associate Professor, University of Oxford	Academic	environment, geography of China	anna.lora-wainwright@ouce.ox.ac.uk		Oxford 	

Anne Henochowicz	freelance translator, former Translations Editor at China Digital Times	media	internet culture, censorship, resistance discourse 	annemh@alumni.upenn.edu	@annemhdc		

Anne Marie-Brady 	Global Fellow at the Wilson Center, Editor-in-chief of The Polar Journal, Professor in Political Science, University of Canterbury, NZ.	Academic	Chinese propaganda system, Chinese media, China's foreign propaganda, CCP politics and the Party-State relationship, China's polar and maritime policies, One Belt One Road policy, China and South Pacific, China and Arctic, China and Antarctica, foreigners in China, New Zealand-China relations, China's global rise  	anne-marie.brady@canterbury.ac.nz	@thepolarjournal	New Zealand	

Anne Sherman	State Department-China Desk. Carnegie-Tsinghua Center	government/think tank	US-China relations	annensherman@gmail.com	@annesher07	Washington, D.C.	

Anne Stevenson-Yang 	Co-founder, J Capital Research 	Research	China economy 	anne@jcapitalresearch.com	 	Beijing	

Anne Thurston	Professor, Johns Hopkins SAIS	Academic	Tibet, grassroots organizing, civil society, NGOs				

Annemieke van den Dool	University of Amsterdam & Harvard Law School	Academic	Legislative politics, law, environment, food/agriculture 	avddool@gmail.com	@SinoEnvironMiek		

Anson Chan	Hong Kong 2020 (pro-democracy think tank)	Politician (former-)	Former HK Chief-Sec. Hong Kong politics	chanfanganson@gmail.com	Tel 2520.2383 | Fax 2520.2380	HK	

April Zhu	Journalist, freelance	Media	Culture and race in the Belt and Road diaspora 	aprzhu@gmail.com	@aprzhu (twitter)		

Ardi Bouwers	Professor, Amsterdam University College	Academic/Media	China general, politics, media, communication	ardi@chinacircle.nl	Twitter: @ardibouwers: www.chinacircle.nl	Netherlands	

Ashley Feng 	Research Associate, Energy, Economics, and Security Program	Think Tank	Chinese economic statecraft, Chinese economic policies, U.S.-China economic competition	afeng@cnas.org	@afeng79	Washington, D.C.	English, Mandarin

Ashley Johnson	Project Associate, The National Bureau of Asian Research	Think Tank	energy and climate policy; U.S.- Asia energy/trade relations; water issues in China, India, Bangladesh; climate change adaption and mitigation	ajohnson@nbr.org	@ashjohnson812	Washington, DC	

Astrid Møller-Olsen	PhD candidate, Centre for Languages and Literat