JIA LI 李嘉
  • Home
  • Research
  • Teaching
  • Data
  • CV
​​我的研究已经或即将发表于《比较政治研究》(Comparative Political Studies​) 及《民主化》(Democratization)。我的博士论文探讨威权政体下的选举日程:威权领导人何时会操纵选举日程,以及被操纵的选举日程如何影响政权稳定和普通公民的政治参与?
My research has appeared or is forthcoming in Comparative Political Studies​ and Democratization. My dissertation focuses on autocratic election schedules: when do autocratic leaders manipulate election schedules, and how does the manipulation impact regime stability and the political participation of ordinary citizens?
I received my Ph.D. in Political Science from the Pennsylvania State University in 2023. I hold an M.A. in International Relations from the University of Chicago, an M.A. in Political Science from National Chengchi University, and a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Government and Laws) from the University of Hong Kong. 

我于2023年自宾夕法尼亚州立大学毕业,获政治学博士学位。之前获芝加哥大学国际关系硕士、台湾政治大学政治学硕士、香港大学社会科学学士(政治学与法学)。

​

Suggested citation: Li, Jia. 2024. "DAES Codebook & Summary v0.3." Dataset of Autocratic Election Schedules (DAES) Project.​

Datasets

Curriculum Vitae
简历
Course Instructor​
Pennsylvania State University​
  • PLSC 309WC: Quantitative Political Analysis, Fall 2022 (asynchronous online) (syllabus)
    • Average student rating (9 responses from 12 students)
      • 6.1/7 for ``Course increased your understanding of course topics'' ​
      • ​6.3/7 for ``Instructor promoted your learning experience''
  • ​PLSC 414: Dictators and Their Demise, Summer 2021 (synchronous online) (syllabus)​
    • Average student rating (22 responses from 27 students)
      • ​6.3/7 for ``Course increased your understanding of course topics'' ​ ​​
      • ​6.3/7 for ``Instructor promoted your learning experience''
Teaching Interests
  • Comparative politics; autocratic politics; democratization; democratic backsliding
  • ​​Methods for political research; quantitative analysis; game theory
  • Politics of Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong​; politics of East Asia and Southeast Asia
Research Interests
  • Autocratic politics and democratization: elections, political parties, media and propaganda, and corruption
  • Methodology: quantitative analysis, formal modeling, experiments, and social network analysis
  • East Asia and Southeast Asia
Dormant Projects
  • ​Divergence of Media Language in the China-U.S. Decoupling (with Danqing Mei and Wayne Yuan Gao)
  • Machine Learning and Sino-U.S. Diplomacy (with Tian Xie)​
ADDRESS
0725 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT 84322​-0725
EMAIL
[email protected]
  • Home
  • Research
  • Teaching
  • Data
  • CV