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Diana Fu

Political Science · 0000-0001-8819-3641 · Cornell University

Citations received by year

Google Scholar profile

Citations received in each calendar year across this verified Scholar profile. Bars are annual counts; missing years are unknown. 2026 is an incomplete calendar year.

Publications

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2026 Babies in the Plan: Taking a Pragmatic Approach to Pro-Natalism. Brookings other CV OA GS

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lines 211–211 · CV · published

211“Babies in the Plan: Taking a Pragmatic Approach to Pro-Natalism.” Brookings. Mar. 3, 2026.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Babies in the Plan: Taking a Pragmatic Approach to Pro-Natalism.
year cv	2026
venue cv	Brookings
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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2026 Civil Society IPSA Companion to Political Science chapter CV OA GS

CV span

lines 138–140 · CV · published

138M. Barantilpour and D. Fu. (2026). “Civil Society” in IPSA Companion to Political Science: A139Practical Introduction to the 200 Most Important Concepts. Stockemer, D., S. Sawyer and A.140Gagnon, (eds). Springer. [open access]

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Barantilpour
Co-authors: M. Barantilpour; D. Fu
Subfield: none
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Springer
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	CrossRef
title cv	Civil Society	Civil Society
year cv	2026	2026
venue crossref	IPSA Companion to Political Science: A Practical Introduction to the 200 Most Important Concepts		IPSA Companion to Political Science
kind cv	chapter	chapter
DOI crossref	10.1007/978-3-032-06918-4_53-2	10.1007/978-3-032-06918-4_53-2
first author openalex	Barantilpour	Baratalipour

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-06918-4_53-2
OpenAlex: W7212065042

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2026 Ethnography and Ethnographic Sensibility in Political Science Annual Review of Political Science article journal CV OA GS

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lines 69–70 · CV · published

69Fu, D., R. Nielson and E. Schatz. (2026). “Ethnography and Ethnographic Sensibility in Political70Science.” Annual Review of Political Science. Vol. 29:4.1-4.20.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; R. Nielson; E. Schatz
Subfield: methodology
Method: qualitative
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Ethnography and Ethnographic Sensibility in Political Science	Ethnography and Ethnographic Sensibility in Political Science	Ethnography and Ethnographic Sensibility in Political Science
year cv	2026	2026	2026
venue crossref	Annual Review of Political Science	Annual Review of Political Science	Annual Review of Political Science
kind cv	article	review	other
DOI crossref	10.1146/annurev-polisci-041224-084600	10.1146/annurev-polisci-041224-084600
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 1
Scholar: 1
DOI: 10.1146/annurev-polisci-041224-084600
OpenAlex: W7130674266

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2026 Review: “Seeing China’s Belt and Road” by Edward Schatz and Rachel Silvey (eds), Oxford University Press The AAG Review of Books review journal CV OA GS

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lines 134–136 · CV · published

134Fu, D. (2026). Review: “Seeing China’s Belt and Road” by Edward Schatz and Rachel Silvey (eds),135Oxford University Press. The Association of American Geographers Review of Books. 14(3): 42-13650.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: review
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Review: “Seeing China’s Belt and Road” by Edward Schatz and Rachel Silvey (eds), Oxford University Press	Seeing China’s Belt and Road	Seeing China’s Belt and Road: Edward Schatz and Rachel Silvey (eds.). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2025. 272 pp. Ills., illustrations, maps, photos, notes, bibliography …
year cv	2026	2026	2026
venue openalex	The Association of American Geographers Review of Books	The AAG Review of Books	The AAG Review of Books
kind cv	review	other	other
DOI crossref	10.1080/2325548x.2026.2644546	10.1080/2325548x.2026.2644546
first author openalex	Fu	Yeoh	Yeoh

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.1080/2325548x.2026.2644546
OpenAlex: W7154744092

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2025 Disinformation and Foreign Interference. Brookings other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 212–212 · CV · published

212“Disinformation and Foreign Interference.” Brookings. July 18, 2025.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: international relations
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Disinformation and Foreign Interference.
year cv	2025
venue cv	Brookings
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2025 Distinguish Foreign Interference from Influence Johns Hopkins SAIS. Getting China Right at Home report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 191–192 · CV · published

191Fu, D. (2025). Policy report. “Distinguish Foreign Interference from Influence.” Johns Hopkins SAIS.192Getting China Right at Home. Weiss, J. (ed). Launch for the China and the World Institute.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: international relations
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Distinguish Foreign Interference from Influence
year cv	2025
venue cv	Johns Hopkins SAIS. Getting China Right at Home
kind cv	report
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2025 Exposing State Repression: Digital Discursive Contention by Chinese Protestors Studies in Comparative International Development article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 72–73 · CV · published

72Fu, D. and C. Göbel. (2025). “Exposing State Repression: Digital Discursive Contention by Chinese73Protestors.” Studies in Comparative International Development. Vol. 60:655-689. [open access]

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; C. Göbel
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Exposing State Repression: Digital Discursive Contention by Chinese Protestors	Exposing State Repression: Digital Discursive Contention by Chinese ProtestorsExposing State Repression: Digital Discursive Contention by Chinese Protestors	Exposing state repression: digital discursive contention by Chinese protestors
year cv	2025	20242024	2025
venue crossref	Studies in Comparative International Development	SSRN Electronic JournalStudies in Comparative International Development	Studies in Comparative International Development
kind cv	article	working_paperarticle	other
DOI crossref	10.1007/s12116-024-09428-0	10.2139/ssrn.482682410.1007/s12116-024-09428-0
preprint DOI openalex		10.2139/ssrn.4826824
first author openalex	Fu	FuFu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 7
Scholar: 12
OpenAlex with related records: 8
DOI: 10.1007/s12116-024-09428-0
OpenAlex: W4401540130

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2025 How Can Canada Tackle Foreign Interference Without a US Ally? Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 189–190 · CV · published

189Fu, D. and E. Dirks (2025). Policy report. “How Can Canada Tackle Foreign Interference Without a US190Ally?” Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; E. Dirks
Subfield: international relations
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	How Can Canada Tackle Foreign Interference Without a US Ally?
year cv	2025
venue cv	Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
kind cv	report
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2025 How Will Ai Influence Us-China Relations in the Next 5 Years? other CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			How Will Ai Influence Us-China Relations in the Next 5 Years?
year scholar			2025
venue			< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Kim

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 2

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2024 China's Evolving Domestic Landscape: Challenges and Transformations other CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			China's Evolving Domestic Landscape: Challenges and Transformations
year scholar			2024
venue			< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Hass

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2024 China’s Gender Woes are as Pressing as America’s Abortion Debate. Brookings other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 213–213 · CV · published

213“China’s Gender Woes are as Pressing as America’s Abortion Debate.” Brookings. July 17, 2024.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	China’s Gender Woes are as Pressing as America’s Abortion Debate.
year cv	2024
venue cv	Brookings
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2024 China’s Overseas Police Stations: An Imminent Security Threat? Brookings Initiative on Nonstate Armed Actors (INAA) and Illegal Economies. Brookings report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 195–197 · CV · published

195Dirks, E. and Fu, D. (2024). Policy report. “China’s Overseas Police Stations: An Imminent Security196Threat?” Brookings Initiative on Nonstate Armed Actors (INAA) and Illegal Economies.197Brookings.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Dirks
Co-authors: Dirks, E.; Fu, D.
Subfield: international relations
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Brookings
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	China’s Overseas Police Stations: An Imminent Security Threat?	China's Overseas Police Stations: An Evolving Security Threat
year cv	2024	2024
venue cv	Brookings Initiative on Nonstate Armed Actors (INAA) and Illegal Economies. Brookings	< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind cv	report	other
first author cv	Dirks	Dirks

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

gemini merged · 0.90 · Run 17 Both records refer to the 2024 publication by Dirks and Fu on China's overseas police stations with matching topics and co-authors.

2024 Sorting Citizens: Governing via China’s Social Credit System Governance article journal CV OA GS needs review

CV span

lines 75–76 · CV · published

75Hou, R. and D. Fu. (2024). “Sorting Citizens: Governing via China’s Social Credit System.”76Governance. 37 (1). P.59-78.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Hou
Co-authors: Hou, R.; D. Fu
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Sorting Citizens: Governing via China’s Social Credit System	Sorting citizens: Governing via China's social credit system	Sorting citizens: Governing via China's social credit system
year cv	2024	2022	2024
venue openalex	Governance	Governance	Governance
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1111/gove.12751	10.1111/gove.12751
first author openalex	Hou	Hou	Hou

Citations

OpenAlex: 36
Scholar: 48
DOI: 10.1111/gove.12751
OpenAlex: W4310989650

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2024 The TikTok Debacle: Distinguishing Between Foreign Influence and Interference Brookings report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 193–194 · CV · published

193Fu, D. and E. Dirks (2024). Policy report. “The TikTok Debacle: Distinguishing Between Foreign194Influence and Interference.” Brookings.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; E. Dirks
Subfield: public policy
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Brookings
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	The TikTok Debacle: Distinguishing Between Foreign Influence and Interference	TikTok and the Debate on Foreign Influence vs. Interference
year cv	2024	2024
venue cv	Brookings	< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind cv	report	other
first author cv	Fu	Dirks

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

gemini merged · 0.90 · Run 17 Both records refer to the 2024 publication on TikTok and foreign influence by Fu and Dirks with highly similar titles.

2023 Governing Untrustworthy Civil Society in China The China Journal article journal CV OA GS

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lines 83–84 · CV · published

83E. Dirks and D. Fu. (2023). “Governing Untrustworthy Civil Society in China.” The China Journal. 8984(Jan), p.24-44.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Dirks
Co-authors: E. Dirks; D. Fu
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Governing Untrustworthy Civil Society in China	Governing “Untrustworthy” Civil Society in China	Governing “untrustworthy” civil society in China
year cv	2023	2022	2023
venue crossref	The China Journal	The China Journal	The China Journal
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1086/722908	10.1086/722908
first author openalex	Dirks	Dirks	Dirks

Citations

OpenAlex: 8
Scholar: 16
DOI: 10.1086/722908
OpenAlex: W4309473130

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2023 The Indoctrination Dimension of Repression: Televised Confessions Scripts in China Mobilization: An International Quarterly article journal CV OA GS

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lines 78–81 · CV · published

78Fu, D. (2023). “The Indoctrination Dimension of Repression: Televised Confessions Scripts in China.”79Mobilization. Vol.28 (3), p.323-34280• Runner-up for the 2020 best paper award from the International Studies Association’s human81rights section.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	The Indoctrination Dimension of Repression: Televised Confessions Scripts in China	THE INDOCTRINATION DIMENSION OF REPRESSION: TELEVISED CONFESSIONS IN CHINA*	The indoctrination dimension of repression: Televised confessions in China
year cv	2023	2023	2023
venue crossref	Mobilization	Mobilization An International Quarterly	Mobilization: An International Quarterly	Mobilization: An International Quarterly
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.17813/1086-671x-28-3-323	10.17813/1086-671x-28-3-323
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 2
Scholar: 3
DOI: 10.17813/1086-671x-28-3-323
OpenAlex: W4386955994

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2022 Around the Halls: The Outcomes of China’s 20th Party Congress. Brookings report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 216–216 · CV · published

216“Around the Halls: The Outcomes of China’s 20th Party Congress.” Brookings. Oct. 25, 2022.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	Around the Halls: The Outcomes of China’s 20th Party Congress.	Around the Halls: The outcomes of China’s 20th Party Congress
year cv	2022	2022
venue cv	Brookings	Brookings Institution
kind scholar	other	other
first author cv	Fu	Bush

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 7

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2022 China's 20th Party Congress: Outcomes and Implications other CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			China's 20th Party Congress: Outcomes and Implications
year scholar			2022
venue			< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Bush

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2022 Chinese Protestors are Reacting to a Broken Social Contract. NBC other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 214–214 · CV · published

214“Chinese Protestors are Reacting to a Broken Social Contract.” NBC. Dec. 1. 2022.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Chinese Protestors are Reacting to a Broken Social Contract.
year cv	2022
venue cv	NBC
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2022 Is Rights Advocacy Civil Society in China Dead? How the United States Should Navigate People-to-People Exchange in a New Era The Woodrow Wilson Center report CV OA GS needs review

CV span

lines 198–199 · CV · published

198Fu, D. (2022). Policy report. “Is Rights Advocacy Civil Society in China Dead? How the United States199Should Navigate People-to-People Exchange in a New Era.” The Woodrow Wilson Center.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: The Woodrow Wilson Center
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex
title cv	Is Rights Advocacy Civil Society in China Dead? How the United States Should Navigate People-to-People Exchange in a New Era	WHY SHOULD THE UNITED STATES SUPPORT CIVIL SOCIETY IN CHINA AND HOW?
year cv	2022	2022
venue cv	The Woodrow Wilson Center	Harvard University Press eBooks
kind cv	report	chapter
DOI crossref	10.2307/j.ctv2vr9cg3.41	10.2307/j.ctv2vr9cg3.41
first author openalex	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv2vr9cg3.41
OpenAlex: W4294101853

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2022 Manfred Elfstrom, Workers and Change in China: Resistance, Repression, Responsiveness Journal of Chinese Political Science article journal CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	OpenAlex	Scholar
title openalex	Manfred Elfstrom, Workers and Change in China: Resistance, Repression, Responsiveness	Manfred Elfstrom, Workers and Change in China: Resistance, Repression, Responsiveness D. Fu
year openalex	2022	2022
venue openalex	Journal of Chinese Political Science	Journal of Chinese Political Science
kind openalex	article	other
DOI openalex	10.1007/s11366-022-09809-z
first author openalex	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 1
Scholar: 1
DOI: 10.1007/s11366-022-09809-z
OpenAlex: W4281475948

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2022 Rating Citizens with China’s Social Credit System CCP Futures: The New Era of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics chapter CV OA GS needs review

CV span

lines 147–148 · CV · published

147Fu, D. and R. Hou. (2022). “Rating Citizens with China’s Social Credit System” in CCP Futures: The148New Era of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics. Pieke, F. and B. Hofman (eds). NUS Press.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; R. Hou
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: NUS Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Rating Citizens with China’s Social Credit System
year cv	2022
venue cv	CCP Futures: The New Era of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
kind cv	chapter
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

passthrough_guard not merged · 0.95 · year_spread · Run 17 These records share the same DOI (10.1111/gove.12751) for the article on sorting citizens and China's social credit system.

2022 Review: “The Art of Political Control” by Daniel Mattingly, Cambridge University Press The China Journal review journal CV OA GS

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lines 153–154 · CV · published

153Fu, D. (2022). Review: “The Art of Political Control” by Daniel Mattingly, Cambridge University Press.154The China Journal. 87(Jan): 111-112.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: review
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Review: “The Art of Political Control” by Daniel Mattingly, Cambridge University Press	The Art of Political Control in China, by Daniel Mattingly. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. xvi+252 pp. US$105.00 (cloth); £26.99 (paper); US$28.00 (e-book).	The Art of Political Control in China
year cv	2022	2022	2022
venue openalex	The China Journal	The China Journal	CHINA JOURNAL
kind cv	review	other	other
DOI crossref	10.1086/717002	10.1086/717002
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.1086/717002
OpenAlex: W4211156656

Match decisions

gemini merged · 0.95 · Run 17 These records share the same DOI (10.1086/717002) and refer to the book review in The China Journal.

2022 The Party’s Struggle to Tame Civil Society in China The Party Leads All chapter CV OA GS

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lines 86–88 · CV · published

86Fu, D. and E. Dirks. (2022). “The Party’s Struggle to Tame Civil Society in China” in The Party Leads87All? The Role of the Chinese Communist Party in China’s Politics, Governance, Society, Economy,88and External Relations. Delisle, J., and G. Yang (eds). The Brookings Institution Press.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; E. Dirks
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: The Brookings Institution Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	The Party’s Struggle to Tame Civil Society in China	The Party’s Struggle to Tame Civil Society
year cv	2022	2022
venue crossref	The Party Leads All? The Role of the Chinese Communist Party in China’s Politics, Governance, Society, Economy, and External Relations	The Party Leads All: The Evolving Role of the Chinese Communist Party	The Party Leads All
kind cv	chapter	other
DOI crossref	10.5040/9780815750406.ch-010
first author cv	Fu	FU

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 1
DOI: 10.5040/9780815750406.ch-010

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2022 The People's Leader The Oxford History of Modern China other CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			12. The People's Leader
year scholar			2022
venue scholar			The Oxford History of Modern China
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			FU

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2022 The Xi Jinping Era of Chinese Politics The Oxford History of Modern China, 3rd edition chapter CV OA GS

CV span

lines 150–151 · CV · published

150Fu, D. and E. Dirks. (2022). “The Xi Jinping Era of Chinese Politics” in The Oxford History of Modern151China, 3rd edition. Wasserstrom, J. (ed). Oxford University Press.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; E. Dirks
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	The Xi Jinping Era of Chinese Politics
year cv	2022
venue cv	The Oxford History of Modern China, 3rd edition
kind cv	chapter
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2022 Unconventional Mobilization (Asia and the Middle East) The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements reprint 2013 Unconventional mobilization (Asia and the Middle East) chapter journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 90–93 · CV · published

90Fu, D. and C. Berman. (2022). “Unconventional Mobilization (Asia and the Middle East)” in The Wiley-91Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social & Political Movements, 2nd edition. Snow, D., D. Della Porta, B.92Klandermans, and D. McAdam (eds). Wiley-Blackwell.93

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; C. Berman
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	CrossRef
title cv	Unconventional Mobilization (Asia and the Middle East)	Unconventional Mobilization (Asia and the Middle East)
year cv	2022	2022
venue crossref	The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social & Political Movements, 2nd edition	The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements	The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements
kind cv	chapter	chapter
DOI crossref	10.1002/9780470674871.wbespm653	10.1002/9780470674871.wbespm653
first author openalex	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 2
Scholar: none
Scholar with related records: 2
DOI: 10.1002/9780470674871.wbespm653
OpenAlex: W4297380483

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2022 Why and How should the US Support Chinese Civil Society? The China Questions II: Critical Insights into the US-China Relationship chapter CV OA GS needs review

CV span

lines 143–145 · CV · published

143Fu, D. (2022). “Why and How should the US Support Chinese Civil Society?” in The China Questions144II: Critical Insights into the US-China Relationship. Carrai, M., J. Rudolph, M. Szonyi (eds).145Harvard University Press.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: international relations
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex
title cv	Why and How should the US Support Chinese Civil Society?	38. Why Should the United States Support Civil Society in China and How?
year cv	2022	2022
venue cv	The China Questions II: Critical Insights into the US-China Relationship	Harvard University Press eBooks
kind cv	chapter	chapter
DOI crossref	10.4159/9780674287495-039	10.4159/9780674287495-039
first author openalex	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.4159/9780674287495-039
OpenAlex: W4294242229

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2021 China’s Activists Mourn the Loss of Hong Kong’s Glimmer of Hope. The Diplomat other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 219–219 · CV · published

219“China’s Activists Mourn the Loss of Hong Kong’s Glimmer of Hope.” The Diplomat. Jul. 16, 2021.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	China’s Activists Mourn the Loss of Hong Kong’s Glimmer of Hope.
year cv	2021
venue cv	The Diplomat
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

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2021 China's Mobilization of Civil Society in the Fight Against COVID-19 other CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			China's Mobilization of Civil Society in the Fight Against COVID-19
year scholar			2021
venue			< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2021 Disaggregating Xi Jinping’s China Behind the Headlines Series. Canadian International Council report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 202–203 · CV · published

202Dirks, E. and D. Fu. (2021). Policy report. “Disaggregating Xi Jinping’s China.” in Behind the203Headlines Series. Canadian International Council. Mar. 2.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Dirks
Co-authors: Dirks, E.; D. Fu
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Canadian International Council
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	Disaggregating Xi Jinping’s China	Disaggregating Xi Jinping's China: Impact on Diverse Populations
year cv	2021
venue cv	Behind the Headlines Series. Canadian International Council	< bound method Organization. get_name_with_acronym of< Organization …
kind cv	report	other
first author cv	Dirks	Dirks

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

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2021 Ethnographic Approaches to Contentious Politics: The What, How, and Why Comparative Political Studies article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 95–99 · CV · published

95Fu, D. and E. Simmons. (2021). “Ethnographic Approaches to Contentious Politics: The What, How,96and Why.” Lead article of the special issue, “Studying Contentions Politics: From Afar or Up-97Close? Fu, D. (ed). Comparative Political Studies. Vol. 54 (10). 1695-1721.98*Guest editor of the special issue, “Studying Contentions Politics: From Afar or Up-Close?”99Comparative Political Studies. Vol. 54 (10).

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; E. Simmons
Subfield: methodology
Method: qualitative
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Ethnographic Approaches to Contentious Politics: The What, How, and Why	Ethnographic Approaches to Contentious Politics: The What, How, and Why	Ethnographic approaches to contentious politics: The what, how, and why
year cv	2021	2021	2021
venue crossref	Comparative Political Studies	Comparative Political Studies	Comparative Political Studies
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1177/00104140211025544	10.1177/00104140211025544
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 44
Scholar: 61
DOI: 10.1177/00104140211025544
OpenAlex: W3173446023

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2021 Ethnographic Approaches to Studying Contention: The How, What, and Why Comparative Political Studies article journal CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			Ethnographic Approaches to Studying Contention: The How, What, and Why
year scholar			2021
venue scholar			Comparative Political Studies
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 2

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2021 How the Chinese State Mobilized Civil Society to Fight COVID-19. The Diplomat other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 217–217 · CV · published

217“How the Chinese State Mobilized Civil Society to Fight COVID-19.” The Diplomat. Feb. 9, 2021.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	How the Chinese State Mobilized Civil Society to Fight COVID-19.	How the Chinese state mobilized civil society to fight COVID-19
year cv	2021	2021
venue cv	The Diplomat	The Diplomat
kind cv	other	other
first author cv	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 5

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2021 How the Party-State Harnessed People Power in China The Power of Populism and People chapter CV OA GS

CV span

lines 101–103 · CV · published

101Fu, D. (2021). “How the Party-State Harnessed People Power in China” in Stoltzfus, N. and C. Osmar102(eds). The Power of Populism and People: Resistance and Protest in the Modern103World. Bloomsbury.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	How the Party-State Harnessed People Power in China	How the party-state harnessed people power in China	How the party-state harnessed people power in China
year cv	2021	2021	2021
venue crossref	The Power of Populism and People: Resistance and Protest in the Modern World	Bloomsbury Academic eBooks	The Power of Populism and People: Resistance and Protest in the Modern World …	The Power of Populism and People
kind cv	chapter	chapter	other
DOI crossref	10.5040/9781350211452.0012	10.5040/9781350211452.0012
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.5040/9781350211452.0012
OpenAlex: W3216661241

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2021 Showtime for Xi as China’s Annual Congress Opens. POLITICO China Watcher other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 218–218 · CV · published

218“Showtime for Xi as China’s Annual Congress Opens.” POLITICO China Watcher. Mar. 4, 2021.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Showtime for Xi as China’s Annual Congress Opens.
year cv	2021
venue cv	POLITICO China Watcher
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2021 Xi Jinping-Style Control and Civil Society Responses China Leadership Monitor, The Hoover Institution version 2021 Xi Jinping–Style control and civil society responses report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 200–201 · CV · published

200Fu, D. and E. Dirks. (2021). Policy report. “Xi Jinping-Style Control and Civil Society Responses.”201China Leadership Monitor, The Hoover Institution. Sept. Issue.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; E. Dirks
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: The Hoover Institution
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	Xi Jinping-Style Control and Civil Society Responses	Xi Jinping–Style Control and Civil Society Responses
year cv	2021	2021
venue cv	China Leadership Monitor, The Hoover Institution
kind cv	report	other
first author cv	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none
Scholar with related records: 9

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2020 China has a Playbook for Managing Coronavirus Chaos. Foreign Policy other journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 220–220 · CV · published

220“China has a Playbook for Managing Coronavirus Chaos.” Foreign Policy. May 5, 2020.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	China has a Playbook for Managing Coronavirus Chaos.	China has a playbook for managing coronavirus chaos
year cv	2020	2020
venue cv	Foreign Policy	Foreign Policy
kind cv	other	other
first author cv	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 5

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2020 Political Participation and China’s Leadership Transition Citizens and the State in Authoritarian Regimes chapter CV OA GS

CV span

lines 105–107 · CV · published

105Fu, D. and Distelhorst, G. (2020). “Political Participation and China’s Leadership Transition.” In106Citizens & The State in Authoritarian Regimes. Bunce, V., Koesel, C. and J. Weiss, (eds). Oxford107University Press. Ch.3, 59-86.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; Distelhorst, G.
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar	CrossRef
title cv	Political Participation and China’s Leadership Transition	Political Opportunities for Participation and China’s Leadership Transition	Political opportunities for participation and China’s leadership transition
year cv	2020	2020	2020
venue crossref	Citizens & The State in Authoritarian Regimes		Citizens and the state in authoritarian regimes: Comparing China and Russia	Citizens and the State in Authoritarian Regimes
kind cv	chapter	chapter	other
DOI crossref	10.1093/oso/9780190093488.003.0003	10.1093/oso/9780190093488.003.0003
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 6
Scholar: 10
DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780190093488.003.0003
OpenAlex: W3018806225

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2020 Review: “Where the Party Rules: The Rank and File of China’s Communist State” by Daniel Koss, Cambridge University Press Perspectives on Politics review journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 156–157 · CV · published

156Fu, D. (2020). Review: “Where the Party Rules: The Rank and File of China’s Communist State” by157Daniel Koss, Cambridge University Press. Perspectives on Politics. 18(2): 646-647.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: none
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: review
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Review: “Where the Party Rules: The Rank and File of China’s Communist State” by Daniel Koss, Cambridge University Press	Where the Party Rules: The Rank and File of China’s Communist State. By Daniel Koss. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018. 408p. $99.99 cloth, $34.99 paper.	Where the Party Rules: The Rank and File of China’s Communist State. By Koss, Daniel. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018. 408 p. $99.99 cloth, $34.99 paper.
year cv	2020	2020	2020
venue crossref	Perspectives on Politics	Perspectives on Politics	Perspectives on Politics
kind cv	review	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1017/s1537592720000675	10.1017/s1537592720000675
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.1017/s1537592720000675
OpenAlex: W3033916335

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2019 China is Governed by Neither Despotic Rule, nor the Rule of Law. The Globe and Mail other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 221–222 · CV · published

221“China is Governed by Neither Despotic Rule, nor the Rule of Law.” The Globe and Mail. Jan. 23, 2019222(with Emile Dirks and Sida Liu).

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Emile Dirks; Sida Liu
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	China is Governed by Neither Despotic Rule, nor the Rule of Law.
year cv	2019
venue cv	The Globe and Mail
kind cv	other
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2019 Performing Authoritarian Citizenship: Public Transcripts in China Perspectives on Politics article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 109–111 · CV · published

109Distelhorst, G. and Fu, D. (2019). “Performing Authoritarian Citizenship: Public Transcripts in China.”110Perspectives on Politics. Vol. 17(1). 106-121.111Media: “Chinese Officials Use Hotlines to Take Public’s Pulse.” The Economist. (Feb. 4, 2017).

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Distelhorst
Co-authors: Distelhorst, G.; Fu, D.
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Performing Authoritarian Citizenship: Public Transcripts in China	Performing Authoritarian Citizenship: Public Transcripts in ChinaPerforming Authoritarian Citizenship: Public Transcripts in China	Performing authoritarian citizenship: Public transcripts in China
year cv	2019	20192019	2019
venue crossref	Perspectives on Politics	Perspectives on PoliticsSSRN Electronic Journal	Perspectives on Politics
kind cv	article	articleworking_paper	other
DOI crossref	10.1017/s1537592718004024	10.1017/s1537592718004024
first author openalex	Distelhorst	DistelhorstDistelhorst	Distelhorst

Citations

OpenAlex: 51
Scholar: 69
DOI: 10.1017/s1537592718004024
OpenAlex: W2913342424

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2018 Grassroots participation and repression in contemporary China The China Journal article journal CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			Grassroots participation and repression in contemporary China
year scholar			2018
venue scholar			The China Journal
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 4

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2018 Grassroots Participation and Repression under Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping The China Journal article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 113–117 · CV · published

113Fu, D. and Distelhorst, G. (2018). “Grassroots Participation and Repression under Hu Jintao and Xi114Jinping.” The China Journal, Vol. 79, (January). 100-122.115• Top three most-read articles across all journal issues as of July 2026.116• Media: “In China’s Democracy Villages, No One Wants to Talk Anymore.” Reuters. (Dec. 3,1172017).

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Fu, D.; Distelhorst, G.
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Grassroots Participation and Repression under Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping	Grassroots Participation and Repression under Hu Jintao and Xi JinpingGrassroots Participation and Repression under Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping	Grassroots participation and repression under Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping
year cv	2018	20172017	2018
venue crossref	The China Journal	The China JournalSSRN Electronic Journal	The China Journal
kind cv	article	articleworking_paper	other
DOI crossref	10.1086/694299	10.1086/694299
first author openalex	Fu	FuFu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 157
Scholar: 259
DOI: 10.1086/694299
OpenAlex: W2766185452

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2018 Mobilizing Without the Masses: Control and Contention in China Cambridge University Press book CV OA GS

CV span

lines 50–65 · CV · published

50Fu, D. (2018). Mobilizing Without the Masses: Control and Contention in China. New York: Cambridge51University Press. Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics; Columbia University Studies of the52Weatherhead East Asian Institute.53• Winner of the 2018 American Political Science Association Gregory Luebbert Award for best54book in comparative politics published in the previous two years.55• Winner of the 2019 International Studies Association Best Book award from the International56Political Sociology section.57• Co-winner of the 2019 American Sociological Association Charles Tilly Distinguished58Contribution to Scholarship book award.59• Shortlisted for the 2020 Canadian Political Science Association Best Book in Comparative Politics.6061Book Interviews: National Committee on US-China Relations; UC San Diego School of Global Policy62and Strategy; New Books in Political Science Network; Columbia University Weatherhead East63Asian Institute.64Reviews: Governance, Mobilization, Perspectives on Politics, Social Movement Studies, The American65Journal of Sociology, The China Quarterly, The Chinese Journal of Political Science, Voluntas.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex
title cv	Mobilizing Without the Masses: Control and Contention in China	Mobilizing without the Masses: Control and Contention in ChinaMobilizing Without the Masses
year cv	2018	20172017
venue cv	Cambridge University Press	Cambridge University Press eBooks
kind cv	book	articlebook
DOI openalex		10.1017/9781108354707
first author openalex	Fu	FuFu

Also recorded as

W2980866871 (DOI 10.1017/9781108354707) · same title · 2017 Mobilizing Without the Masses

Citations

OpenAlex: 138
Scholar: 252
OpenAlex with related records: 143
DOI: 10.1017/9781108354707
OpenAlex: W2766247097

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2018 The CCBC’s 40th anniversary report on Canada-China business relations Canada-China Business Council report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 204–205 · CV · published

204Fu, D. (2018). Consulting report. The CCBC’s 40th anniversary report on Canada-China business205relations. Canada-China Business Council.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: other
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Canada-China Business Council
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	The CCBC’s 40th anniversary report on Canada-China business relations
year cv	2018
venue cv	Canada-China Business Council
kind cv	report
first author cv	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2018 Wages and working conditions in and out of global supply chains: A comparative empirical review Geneva: International Labour Office other CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			Wages and working conditions in and out of global supply chains: A comparative empirical review
year scholar			2018
venue scholar			Geneva: International Labour Office
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Distelhorst

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 16

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2017 Disguised Collective Action in China Comparative Political Studies article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 119–122 · CV · published

119Fu, D. (2017). “Disguised Collective Action in China.” Comparative Political Studies. Vol. 50, No. 4.120499-527. Qualitative methods appendix published online, (Oct. 2016).121• Co-winner of the 2018 editorial board’s best article award published in Comparative Political122Studies.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Disguised Collective Action in China	Disguised Collective Action in China	Disguised collective action in China
year cv	2017	2016	2017
venue crossref	Comparative Political Studies	Comparative Political Studies	Comparative Political Studies
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1177/0010414015626437	10.1177/0010414015626437
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: 233
DOI: 10.1177/0010414015626437
OpenAlex: W2334726107

Match decisions

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2017 Fragmented Control: Governing Contentious Civil Society in China Governance article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 124–127 · CV · published

124Fu, D. (2017). “Fragmented Control: Governing Contentious Civil Society in China.” Governance. Vol.12530(3). 445-462.126• Winner of the 2019 American Sociological Association’s distinguished scholarly article award127from the Labor and Labor Movements section.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Fragmented Control: Governing Contentious Civil Society in China	Fragmented control: Governing contentious labor organizations in China	Fragmented control: Governing contentious labor organizations in China
year cv	2017	2016	2017
venue openalex	Governance	Governance	Governance
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1111/gove.12248	10.1111/gove.12248
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 6
Scholar: 122
DOI: 10.1111/gove.12248
OpenAlex: W2507178010

Match decisions

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2017 Jennifer Hsu, State of Exchange: Migrant NGOs and the Chinese State Journal of Chinese Political Science article journal CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	OpenAlex	Scholar
title openalex	Jennifer Hsu, State of Exchange: Migrant NGOs and the Chinese State	Jennifer Hsu, State of Exchange: Migrant NGOs and the Chinese State: (Vancouver: UBC Press, 2017), 228p. 65.00hardcover; 52.22 kindle
year openalex	2017	2017
venue openalex	Journal of Chinese Political Science	Journal of Chinese Political Science
kind openalex	article	other
DOI openalex	10.1007/s11366-017-9517-4
first author openalex	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
DOI: 10.1007/s11366-017-9517-4
OpenAlex: W2758143036

Match decisions

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2017 The End of Activism in China? Foreign Affairs article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 223–223 · CV · published

223“The End of Activism in China?” Foreign Affairs. Aug. 2, 2017.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex
title cv	The End of Activism in China?	The End of Activism in China
year cv	2017	2017
venue openalex	Foreign Affairs	Foreign Affairs
kind openalex	other	article
first author openalex	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 0
Scholar: none
OpenAlex: W2979016927

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2016 Making Chinese Officials Accountable, Blog by Blog. The Boston Review other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 225–226 · CV · published

225“Making Chinese Officials Accountable, Blog by Blog.” The Boston Review. Sep. 27, 2016 (with Greg226Distelhorst and Yue Hou).

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: Greg Distelhorst; Yue Hou
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	Making Chinese Officials Accountable, Blog by Blog.	“Making Chinese Officials Accountable, Blog by Blog
year cv	2016	2016
venue cv	The Boston Review
kind cv	other	other
first author cv	Fu	Distelhorst

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 2

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2016 Working Conditions ‘In’ and ‘Out’ of Global Supply Chains: Comparative Empirical Review International Labor Organization report CV OA GS

CV span

lines 206–207 · CV · published

206Distelhorst, G. and D. Fu. (2016). Consulting report. “Working Conditions ‘In’ and ‘Out’ of Global207Supply Chains: Comparative Empirical Review.” International Labor Organization.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Distelhorst
Co-authors: Distelhorst, G.; D. Fu
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: review
Invited: none
Publisher: International Labor Organization
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	Working Conditions ‘In’ and ‘Out’ of Global Supply Chains: Comparative Empirical Review
year cv	2016
venue cv	International Labor Organization
kind cv	report
first author cv	Distelhorst

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2009 A Cage of Voices: Producing and Doing Dagongmei in Contemporary China Modern China article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 129–130 · CV · published

129Fu, D. (2009). “A Cage of Voices: Producing and Doing Dagongmei in Contemporary China.” Modern130China. Vol. 35(5). 527-561.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: other
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	A Cage of Voices: Producing and Doing Dagongmei in Contemporary China	A Cage of Voices	A cage of voices: Producing and doing dagongmei in contemporary China
year cv	2009	2009	2009
venue crossref	Modern China	Modern China	Modern China
kind cv	article	article	other
DOI crossref	10.1177/0097700409337477	10.1177/0097700409337477
first author openalex	Fu	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: 23
Scholar: 48
DOI: 10.1177/0097700409337477
OpenAlex: W1974126677

Match decisions

doi merged · 1.00 · Run 17

2005 China’s paradox passage into modernity: A study on the portrayal of sexual harassment in Chinese media Stanford Journal of East asian affairs article CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title scholar			China’s paradox passage into modernity: A study on the portrayal of sexual harassment in Chinese media
year scholar			2005
venue scholar			Stanford Journal of East asian affairs
kind scholar			other
first author scholar			Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 7

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

In progress

1 item in progress, under review, forthcoming or a working paper · not counted as publications

2026 How China Governs its Diaspora Cambridge University Press, Global China Elements Series book CV OA GS

CV span

lines 47–48 · CV · forthcoming

47E. Dirks and Fu, D. (expected in 2026). How China Governs its Diaspora. Cambridge University Press,48Global China Elements Series.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Dirks
Co-authors: E. Dirks; Fu, D.
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	OpenAlex	Scholar
title cv	How China Governs its Diaspora
year cv	2026
venue cv	Cambridge University Press, Global China Elements Series
kind cv	book
first author cv	Dirks

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

Not counted

2 items · dissertations, talks, media, datasets · listed, not counted as publications

2022 America Should Open its Arms to Chinese Students. The New York Times media not counted CV OA GS

CV span

lines 215–215 · CV · published

215“America Should Open its Arms to Chinese Students.” The New York Times. Nov. 17. 2022.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: international relations
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	America Should Open its Arms to Chinese Students.	America Should Open Its Arms to Chinese Students.
year cv	2022	2022
venue cv	The New York Times	International New York Times, NA-NA
kind scholar	other	other
first author cv	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: none

Match decisions

fingerprint merged · 1.00 · Run 17

2017 Why Beijing is Afraid of Chinese Feminists. The Washington Post Monkey Cage Blog media not counted CV OA GS

CV span

lines 224–224 · CV · published

224“Why Beijing is Afraid of Chinese Feminists.” The Washington Post Monkey Cage Blog. Jul. 27, 2017.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed: no
First author: Fu
Co-authors: none
Subfield: comparative politics
Method: none
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

Fields by source

Field	CV	Scholar
title cv	Why Beijing is Afraid of Chinese Feminists.	Why Is Beijing Afraid of Chinese Feminists?
year cv	2017	2017
venue cv	The Washington Post Monkey Cage Blog	Washington Post
kind scholar	other	other
first author cv	Fu	Fu

Citations

OpenAlex: none
Scholar: 7

Match decisions

fingerprint merged · 1.00 · Run 17

Positions

11 from the CV · current position answer · Scholar affiliation

Title	Organization	Years	Rank	Source	Lines
Associate Professor, Department of Government current	Cornell University	2026–	Associate	CV	5, 6
Director, Levinson Program in China & Asia-Pacific Studies director	Cornell University		Unknown	CV	5, 7
Associate Professor	University of Toronto	2019–2026	Associate	CV	9, 10, 11
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science (UT Scarborough)	University of Toronto	2013–2019	Assistant	CV	9, 11, 12
Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Program, John L. Thornton China Center current	The Brookings Institution	2020–	Postdoc	CV	14, 15
China Fellow, Asia Program	Woodrow Wilson International Center	2020–2021	Postdoc	CV	17, 18
Member, the Canada-US Commission on China	Woodrow Wilson International Center	2022–2025	Unknown	CV	17, 19
Public Intellectuals Fellow	National Committee on US-China Relations	2019–2020	Postdoc	CV	21, 22
Visiting Scholar, Centre de Recherches Internationales	Sciences-Po Paris		Visiting visiting	CV	24, 25
Post-doctoral Fellow, The Walter H. Shorenstein Asia Pacific Research Center	Stanford University	2012–2013	Postdoc	CV	27, 28
Pre-doctoral Fellow, Department of Political Science	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2011–2012	Postdoc	CV	30, 31
Associate Professor			Associate	CV current position	6
Associate Professor of Politics, University of Toronto	other institution		Associate	Scholar

Entries needing review

Nothing to review.

Entries dropped by a reviewer

No dropped entries.

Google Scholar

Profile: Verified profile ↗

Rank

rank: Associate as of 2026
source: CV positions
title: Associate Professor, Department of Government

Identity

status: Auto
OpenAlex: A5051591748
method: doi_seeds
confidence: 0.90
profiles: A5051591748 (winner, 14 of 15 CV DOIs)
ORCID found: 0000-0001-8819-3641 (both, 14 seeds)
cross-check: 16/47 CV titles in 50 works
Scholar: Found r520twkAAAAJ
open reviews: 7

winner A5051591748 with 14 of 15 seeds; ORCID 0000-0001-8819-3641 found on 14 seed works (both); saved; ORCID profile A5051591748 is already in the cluster

Cohort

cohort: Cornell Government

Metrics

h-index (Scholar): 11
citations (Scholar): 1206

Answers

PhD year: none
PhD institution: University of Oxford lines 35, 36
Current position: Associate Professor line 6

Latest run

run: Run 17
CV: diana_fu.pdf
stage: merge
status: Done

No outline yet.

CVs

diana_fu.pdf current