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A Center dedicated to fostering methodologically rigorous, multi-disciplinary research on the most pressing issues related to China’s socioeconomic development.

Shanghai
Joined May 2021
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CASER at NYU Shanghai retweeted
Homeownership is expected to provide a wide range of social benefits. However, the empirical evidence for causation is weak, and knowledge beyond Western countries is even more limited. Here is a study on Hong Kong. academic.oup.com/sf/advance-…
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CASER at NYU Shanghai retweeted
NYU Shanghai launched its first-ever Summer School in Applied Social Science Research Methods last month, with @AtCaser at NYU Shanghai in partnership with Shanghai University hosting some 80 early - career scholars from 6 countries. Read more👉shanghai.nyu.edu/news/nyu-sh…
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NYU Shanghai has officially launched the Center for Applied Social and Economic Research (CASER), a new research center committed to advancing rigorous social science research on contemporary China. shanghai.nyu.edu/news/nyu-sh…
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CASER at NYU Shanghai retweeted
Assistant Professor Faculty Fellow of Sociology Miao Jia studied how China’s unique network of neighborhood committees and volunteer residents have been helping each other through the mental health challenges of #COVID19 lockdown in #Wuhan. shanghai.nyu.edu/is/research…
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“We will aim to promote research rooted in Chinese society and culture, with forward-looking questions, delicate design, and cutting-edge methods, and social impact," says @nyuniversity Professor of Sociology Wu Xiaogang. bit.ly/wuxiaogang
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