# John King Fairbank
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john king fairbank (May 24, 1907 – September 14, 1991) was an American historian of China and United States-China relations. He taught at Harvard University from 1936 until his retirement in 1977. He is credited with building the field of China studies in the United States after World War II with his organizational ability, his mentorship of students, support of fellow scholars, and formulation of basic concepts to be tested.The Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard is named after him.
The PLA Navy’s Growing Prowess: A Conversation with Andrew Erickson
This episode explores the rapid modernization of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) and its growing naval capacity. Our guest, Dr. Andrew Erickson, explains the motivations behind this effort as well as the most recent capabilities of the PLAN’s expanding naval fleet. He also discusse…
China’s Maritime Militia: A Conversation with Andrew Erickson
In this episode, Professor Andrew Erickson joins us to discuss the origin and role of China’s maritime militia. Our conversation traces the history of the maritime militia fleet and the training the militia receives. We talk about the various ways that the maritime militia is employed to strengthe…
China’s Maritime Militia: A Conversation with Andrew Erickson
In this episode, Professor Andrew Erickson joins us to discuss the origin and role of China’s maritime militia. Our conversation traces the history of the maritime militia fleet and the training the militia receives. We talk about the various ways that the maritime militia is employed to strengthe…
#1 Orville Schell – Have a Plan B for Your China Exposure! - Part 2
1. China's sense of itself has transformed, affecting its relationship with the outside world, including Europe, Australia, Japan, Korea, and the United States. 2. Xi Jinping's playbook differs from previous Chinese leaders, as he believes China has attained enough wealth and power to set the rules…
#1 Orville Schell – Have a Plan B for Your China Exposure! - Part 1
1. China's sense of itself has transformed, affecting its relationship with the outside world, including Europe, Australia, Japan, Korea, and the United States.
2. Xi Jinping's playbook differs from previous Chinese leaders, as he believes China has attained enough wealth and power to set the rule…
The Asia Pacific Puzzle: Exploring Regional Integration and Global Impact
In this episode, we delve into the evolving perspectives on Asia, reflecting on its history, challenges, and potential futures. From the foundational works of post-World War II scholars to the current complexities of the region's geopolitics and cultural influence, we explore how our understanding …
Canada’s China Reset: Middle Powers in a Fractured World Order with Prof Paul Evans, University of British Columbia
Canada has been in the headlines during US President Donald Trump’s second administration—not only because of Trump’s talk of Canada as a prospective “51st state”, but also due to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s effort to reset Canada–China ties and rally cooperation among middle powers as th…
The Paradox of China: Why the State Fears the "Interior Life" | Orville Schell
What happens when you spend 60 years watching a superpower transform from the inside?In this sweeping conversation, legendary China scholar and journalist Orville Schell shares his incredible life journey. From a fateful college class with John King Fairbank that changed his life forever, to living…
A Century of Humiliation: The Myth That Made Modern China — with Alice Miller
If you ever studied modern Chinese history, you likely met the “century of humiliation” in your first class. In 1840, British gunboats shattered the pride and legitimacy of the Qing empire, and the decades of semi-colonization that followed inaugurated a century of reform and revolution — all aimed…
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