@profandrewm

Assoc Prof at @DukeKunshan. Previously a PhD student @UniofOxford. Completely amateur runner and Trader Joe's aficionado

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Joined June 2009
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Kevin A. Bryan@AfinetheoremAug 31
The college wage premium has not fallen recently and the net cost of college has slightly fallen over the past decade+. "College is dying because it's less worth it" isn't really true. What is true is that the number of 18 year olds in the US will fall every year from now on.
Matthew Yglesias
@mattyglesiasAug 31
As the higher ed value proposition collapses, the initial winners will be schools with a "fun in the sun" consumer experience but in the longer term we'll see a resurgence of interest in something more like a Deep Springs / St John's model serving a shrunken higher ed market.
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Richard Hanania
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The truth about Chinese industrial policy is opposite of what anti-China types argue. China is lowering its own living standards on our behalf. The government keeps their own people poorer to subsidize the rest of the world. This isn't something we should emulate!
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Jason Gainous@jason_gainous7 Apr 2024
My colleagues, @HanRongbin, @KevinWagnerPhD, @profandrewm, and I are so pleased to finally get this out. We are all very proud to add to the collection of great works in the Oxford Studies in Digital Politics. global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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Just had a great conversation with @MichaelBossetta on @SMandPPodcast on my new co-authored OUP book China, social media, and online discontent You can check out the podcast here: socialmediaandpolitics.org/c… And the book here: global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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🎧 New #Podcast! 🎧 @profandrewm discusses China's strategy to control public opinion and digital dissent. The insights are based on his new book, out this week with @OxUniPress - check it out!👇
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William Hurst@wjhurst4 Jan 2024
This was a great event. More like it coming soon...
Centre for Geopolitics@CamGeopolitics16 Oct 2023
ONLINE EVENT THIS WEEK @profandrewm will speak to @wjhurst on a case of 'Learning to Love Big Brother' Chinese attitudes towards online privacy post-pandemic ⏰Thu 19 Oct (14:00 BST) 📍Online via Zoom Sign up at shorturl.at/afoBQ More info at tinyurl.com/r9vd3hhk
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How much do Chinese citizens trust their government in the post “zero COVID" era? Intriguing research by @profandrewm. (Main results are at 24:00, interpretation at 27:40 and summary at 44:40 in this "Learning to Love Big Brother" video.) youtube.com/watch?v=racIUYhk…

Learning to love big brother: Chinese attitudes toward online privacy after the pandemic

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William Hurst@wjhurst27 Oct 2023
Video available here: youtube.com/watch?v=racIUYhk…

Learning to love big brother: Chinese attitudes toward online privacy after the pandemic

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William Hurst@wjhurst16 Oct 2023
Please join us online Thursday to hear about @profandrewm's exciting new research, challenging what many thought they knew about the Chinese public's attitudes towards online privacy and surveillance in the context of #COVID19! #China #Politics @NCUSCR
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William Hurst@wjhurst18 Oct 2023
Happening tomorrow!!
Centre for Geopolitics@CamGeopolitics16 Oct 2023
ONLINE EVENT THIS WEEK @profandrewm will speak to @wjhurst on a case of 'Learning to Love Big Brother' Chinese attitudes towards online privacy post-pandemic ⏰Thu 19 Oct (14:00 BST) 📍Online via Zoom Sign up at shorturl.at/afoBQ More info at tinyurl.com/r9vd3hhk
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ONLINE EVENT THIS WEEK @profandrewm will speak to @wjhurst on a case of 'Learning to Love Big Brother' Chinese attitudes towards online privacy post-pandemic ⏰Thu 19 Oct (14:00 BST) 📍Online via Zoom Sign up at shorturl.at/afoBQ More info at tinyurl.com/r9vd3hhk
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If anyone happens to be in Vienna, come by and see my talk! Very much looking forward to speaking at @SinoVienna
H. Christoph Steinhardt@hcsteinhardt11 Oct 2023
Research talk on privacy concerns (or the lack thereof) in China, tonight at 18:30.
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Research talk on privacy concerns (or the lack thereof) in China, tonight at 18:30.
China Studies Vienna@SinoVienna1 Oct 2023
The Department of East Asian Studies, Sinology is glad to host @profandrewm from @DukeKunshan for a research talk on online privacy attitudes in China. Wed October 11, 18:30-20:00.
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UPCOMING ONLINE EVENT: The Centre is excited to welcome @profandrewm to speak with @wjhurst on Chinese attitudes toward online privacy after the pandemic ⏰Thu 19 Oct (14:00 BST) 📍Online via Zoom Sign up at 👉 shorturl.at/afoBQ More info at tinyurl.com/r9vd3hhk
Centre for Geopolitics@CamGeopolitics2 Oct 2023
ONLINE INDO-PACIFIC EVENT @profandrewm will speak to @wjhurst on ‘Learning to love big brother: Chinese attitudes toward online privacy after the pandemic’ ⏰Thu 19 Oct (14:00 BST) 📍Online via Zoom Sign up at 👉shorturl.at/afoBQ More info at tinyurl.com/r9vd3hhk
In this event, Andrew MacDonald discusses his work on a two-wave survey regarding online privacy conducted in China before and after the 2022 zero covid lockdowns. The results of the survey strongly suggest that, despite all of the invasive government monitoring used to attempt to control the spread of Covid, respondents were generally supportive of government invasions of their privacy. These findings cast doubt on the long-term impact of the White Paper movement protests and connect to a larger body of literature on why surveys of Chinese citizens indicate high levels of trust in their government.

ALT In this event, Andrew MacDonald discusses his work on a two-wave survey regarding online privacy conducted in China before and after the 2022 zero covid lockdowns. The results of the survey strongly suggest that, despite all of the invasive government monitoring used to attempt to control the spread of Covid, respondents were generally supportive of government invasions of their privacy. These findings cast doubt on the long-term impact of the White Paper movement protests and connect to a larger body of literature on why surveys of Chinese citizens indicate high levels of trust in their government.

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Interesting article about the data fraud accusations against Dan Ariely, on a set of papers about honesty. Wonder how much Political Science research might be in the same boat 🤔 newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…
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ONLINE INDO-PACIFIC EVENT @profandrewm will speak to @wjhurst on ‘Learning to love big brother: Chinese attitudes toward online privacy after the pandemic’ ⏰Thu 19 Oct (14:00 BST) 📍Online via Zoom Sign up at 👉shorturl.at/afoBQ More info at tinyurl.com/r9vd3hhk
In this event, Andrew MacDonald discusses his work on a two-wave survey regarding online privacy conducted in China before and after the 2022 zero covid lockdowns. The results of the survey strongly suggest that, despite all of the invasive government monitoring used to attempt to control the spread of Covid, respondents were generally supportive of government invasions of their privacy. These findings cast doubt on the long-term impact of the White Paper movement protests and connect to a larger body of literature on why surveys of Chinese citizens indicate high levels of trust in their government.

ALT In this event, Andrew MacDonald discusses his work on a two-wave survey regarding online privacy conducted in China before and after the 2022 zero covid lockdowns. The results of the survey strongly suggest that, despite all of the invasive government monitoring used to attempt to control the spread of Covid, respondents were generally supportive of government invasions of their privacy. These findings cast doubt on the long-term impact of the White Paper movement protests and connect to a larger body of literature on why surveys of Chinese citizens indicate high levels of trust in their government.

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The Department of East Asian Studies, Sinology is glad to host @profandrewm from @DukeKunshan for a research talk on online privacy attitudes in China. Wed October 11, 18:30-20:00.
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Taisu Zhang
@ZhangTaisu18 Jun 2023
I’ve seen plenty of reasons/excuses over the past 3 years for why foreign researchers don’t want to go back into China, and some are perfectly reasonable, but “going back to China means you’re anti-Chinese” is… well, absurdly imaginative. (Or maybe just absurd.)
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Come read our latest paper with @hcsteinhardt and Lukas Holzschuh! tl;dr - Chinese respondents trust the State with their online privacy much more than private corporations despite living in an autocracy.
H. Christoph Steinhardt@hcsteinhardt22 Mar 2023
New publication with co-authors Lukas Holzschuh and @profandrewm on privacy concerns in China. Although China is known as the proto-typical surveillance state, we show that concerns about state data collection are low, and only modestly politicized. 1/5 firstmonday.org/ojs/index.ph…
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New publication with co-authors Lukas Holzschuh and @profandrewm on privacy concerns in China. Although China is known as the proto-typical surveillance state, we show that concerns about state data collection are low, and only modestly politicized. 1/5 firstmonday.org/ojs/index.ph…
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