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蒋俊彦

蒋俊彦

助理教授,哥伦比亚大学

New York City

动态

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    申请季,写给还想申请海外博士的同学们 (完整版)

    每年的海外研究生、博士申请季又快到了,想必有不少同学已经开始紧张忙碌地准备各种申请材料了。在这个行当干了快十年,也读过不少申请材料。和我当年上学时相比,现在申请人的简历质量和申请的竞争程度,提高了不止一个数量级。在审阅材料的时候,一方面,看…

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    百晓智能MCP入驻百度搭子!

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    申请季,写给还想申请海外博士的同学们 5/n

    5/n. 心态 申请季很长,从开始准备材料到出结果,会有至少大半年的时间,在此期间你可能会焦虑,会失落,会踌躇满志,也会紧张得睡不着,又或在充满希望和感到绝望之间反复横跳。当然如果你真的决意要走学术这条道路,你的学术生涯会比申请季长数十倍,…

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    申请季,写给还想申请海外博士的同学们 4/n

    4/n. 研究方法 见仁见智。有的老师对量化方法很重视,也有人会觉得对人性的悟性和认知更为重要。现在在申请中说擅长因果推断、机器学习、实验设计(尤其中国学生中)太普遍了,一个方法再好,看了几十遍相似的说法也会审美疲劳,更不用说有了AI之后绝…

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    申请季,写给还想申请海外博士的同学们 3/n

    3/n. 助研(RA)是越多越好吗? 我可以给你一个最明确,最直接,最不绕弯子的回答:不是。 不知道从什么时候起,找老师做RA似乎成了申请材料中的标配。经常看到申请人把自己做过许多老师RA的经历作为自己CV的高光部分展示出来。有人可能觉得做…

个人简介

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Columbia University. My research encompasses a range of topics including political leadership, distributive politics, and public opinion. My research has been funded by the National Science Foundation from the United States, and the Research Grant Council from Hong Kong.

Prior to Columbia, I was an assistant professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. I receive my PhD in political science from the University of Chicago and hold a BA in economics and finance from the University of Hong Kong.

精选作品

2026

  1. Junyan Jiang, Songpo Yang (2026). Portraits of Power: Facial Appearance and the Tacit Domain of Political Selection in China. American Political Science Review.原文下载原文DOI

2025

  1. Jing Xu, Junyan Jiang, Tianguang Meng (2025). New Socialist Men (and Women)? Communist Industrial Workplace and Political Engagement in China. Comparative Political Studies.原文下载原文DOI
  2. B. Montagnes, Stephane Wolton, Junyan Jiang (2025). Hierarchies and Promotions in Political Institutions: Accountability and Selection. Games.DOI

2024

  1. Junyan Jiang, Tianyang Xi, Haojun Xie (2024). In the Shadows of Great Men: Retired Leaders and Informal Power Constraints in Autocracies. British Journal Of Political Science, Vol. 540, No. 4.原文下载原文DOI
  2. Chengyuan Ji, Junyan Jiang, Yujin Zhang (2024). Political Trust and Government Performance in the Time of COVID-19. World Development, Vol. 176.原文下载原文DOI
  3. Junyan Jiang (2024). Man versus Machine: Personal Power and Political Organizations in the Chinese Communist Party. Oxford University Press.原文下载原文
  4. Junyan Jiang, Xingchen Lan (2024). From Kin to Comrade: Rural Clan Society and the Rise of Communism in China.原文下载原文DOI

2023

  1. Junyan Jiang, Kinman Wan (2023). Democracy and Mass Skepticism of Science. World Politics, Vol. 750, No. 4.原文下载原文DOI
  2. Yu Zeng, Junyan Jiang, Jie Li, Christian Göbel (2023). The Rise of Grassroots Civil Society under One-Party Rule: The Case of China’s Homeowner Associations. World Politics, Vol. 750, No. 3.原文下载原文DOI
  3. Junyan Jiang (2023). From Rebel to Ruler: One Hundred Years of the Chinese Communist Party by Tony Saich. Political science quarterly.DOI
  4. Junyan Jiang (2023). Democracy Through Strength in Modern Asia: A Review Essay of Dan Slater and Joseph Wong's From Development to Democracy. Political science quarterly.原文下载原文DOI

2022

  1. Junyan Jiang, Zijie Shao, Zhiyuan Zhang (2022). The Price of Probity: Anticorruption and Adverse Selection in the Chinese Bureaucracy. British Journal Of Political Science, Vol. 520, No. 1.原文下载原文DOI
  2. T. Chau, Junyan Jiang (2022). Inter-Group Relations and Support for Democratization: Evidence from Hong Kong.原文下载原文DOI

2021

  1. Junyan Jiang, Zhaotian Luo (2021). Leadership Styles and Political Survival of Chinese Communist Party Elites. Journal Of Politics, Vol. 830, No. 20.原文下载原文DOI

2020

  1. Junyan Jiang, Yuan Mei (2020). Mandarins make markets: Leadership rotations and inter-provincial trade in China. Journal Of Development Economics, Vol. 1470.原文下载原文DOI
  2. Chengyuan Ji, Junyan Jiang (2020). Enlightened One-Party Rule? Ideological Differences between Chinese Communist Party Members and the Mass Public. Political Research Quarterly, Vol. 730, No. 3.原文下载原文DOI
  3. Junyan Jiang, Muyang Zhang (2020). Friends with Benefits: Patronage Networks and Distributive Politics in China. Journal Of Public Economics, Vol. 1840.原文下载原文DOI
  4. Junyan Jiang, Yu Zeng (2020). Countering Capture: Elite Networks and Government Responsiveness in China’s Land Market Reform. Journal Of Politics, Vol. 820, No. 10.原文下载原文DOI
  5. Junyan Jiang, Kin-Man Wan (2020). Liberal Democracy and Education-Based Inequality in the Post-Cold War Era.原文下载原文DOI

2019

  1. Junyan Jiang, Tianguang Meng, Qing Zhang (2019). From Internet to Social Safety Net: The Policy Consequences of Online Participation in China. Governance-An International Journal Of Policy Administration And Institutions, Vol. 320, No. 3.原文下载原文DOI

2018

  1. Junyan Jiang (2018). Making Bureaucracy Work: Patronage Networks, Performance Incentives, and Economic Development in China. American Journal Of Political Science, Vol. 620, No. 4.原文下载原文DOI

2016

  1. Junyan Jiang, Dali L. Yang (2016). Lying or Believing? Measuring Preference Falsification From a Political Purge in China. Comparative Political Studies, Vol. 490, No. 5.原文下载原文DOI

2012

  1. Dali L. Yang, Junyan Jiang (2012). Guojin Mintui : The Global Recession and Changing State-Economy Relations in China.原文下载原文DOI

2011

  1. 蒋俊彦,吴迪(2011). 对外开放与地方政府规模:基于省级面板数据的实证分析. 《教学与研究》, No. 12.下载原文

工作论文

Agentic Framework for Political Biography Extraction (with Yifei Zhu, Songpo Yang, and Jiangnan Zhu). Revise & Resubmit

Migrating Minds: State-Sponsored Mobilization and Return of US-Trained Chinese Scientists During Early Cold War (with Shu Fu and Xingchen Lan), Revise & Resubmit

Liberal Democracy and Education-Based Inequality (with Kinman Wan) Revise & Resubmit

Discontent within the Digital Leviathan: Mass and Elite Attitudes Toward Surveillance in China's First "Smart City" (with Xiang Gao) Revise & Resubmit

From Kin to Comrade: Rural Clan Society and the Rise of Communism in China (with Xingchan Lan) Revise & Resubmit

教育与工作经历

  1. July 2020–至今
    助理教授纽约哥伦比亚大学政治学系
  2. 2017–2020
    助理教授香港中文大学政府与公共行政学系
  3. 2016–2017
    博士后研究员宾夕法尼亚大学当代中国研究中心
  4. 2016
    博士,政治学芝加哥大学
  5. 2013
    硕士,社会科学芝加哥大学
  6. 2009
    学士,经济与金融香港大学

研究方向

荣誉与奖项

  1. 2022
    Evan Ringquist Award for best paper on political institutionsMPSA
  2. 2020
    Gregory Luebbert Article Award for best article in comparative politicsAPSA
  3. 2019
    Masahiko Aoki Best Paper Nomination Award
  4. 2018
    Mancur Olson Award (honorable mention)APSA
  5. 2016
    Sage Paper Award (honorable mention) for best paper in comparative politicsAPSA

教学经历

Power, Institutions, and OrganizationsPOLS3951
主讲本科生2026 Fall

Power is a crucial yet highly elusive element in social relations. The accumulation, application, and transference of power are associated with numerous dilemmas and challenges that affect decision making in political, business, and social organizations. Institutions often arise as instruments to channel and regularize the use of power but their own operation is also profoundly influenced by power struggles. This course presents a systematic introduction to social science research on key aspects of power politics. We will examine how power struggles are manifested and resolved in various kinds of political processes and how power dynamics both shape and are being shaped by the organizational and institutional characteristics of the larger polity. Specific topics that will be discussed include political leadership, succession, civil--military relations, bureaucratic control, and democratization. The readings will consist of a range of theoretical and empirical works from multiple social science disciplines. We will pay special attention to comparing how power politics plays out across distinct geographic regions, political contexts, and historical epochs.

Political Economy of DevelopmentGR8412
主讲研究生2026 Fall

Why are some nations able to grow and prosper while others mired in conflicts and poverty? What are the political factors that shape countries' success in growing their economies? How does economic and technological progress affect a regime's ability to stay in power and the prospects and directions of political changes? This course addresses these questions by introducing students to major ideas and findings from both classical and cutting-edge scholarship on political economy of development.