Viz Blog

Drawing on a recent survey conducted by the center’s China Data Lab, Harris Doshay and Young Yang examine how China's youth perceive domestic politics, international relations and the state of [...]

China’s Science & Technology Ecosystem, Made Searchable Introducing the China Policy Document Navigator China’s drive to lead in science and technology is guided by an ever-expanding array of [...]

In this piece, we calculate the potential effect based on a state-of-the-art model from UC San Diego's Global Prosperity Lab headed by Professor Marc Muendler.

Research by Professor Caroline Freund and coauthors seeks to answer a critical question: what has the effect of these tariffs actually been on the U.S. trade?

In this blog, we offer a more nuanced perspective by analyzing data across various domains, specifically indicators of economic, strategic, and diplomatic influence. While China is undeniably a [...]

In this blog, we offer a more nuanced perspective by analyzing data across various domains, specifically indicators of economic, strategic, and diplomatic influence. While China is undeniably a [...]

In this blog, we will draw on our repeated China from the Ground Up (CFGU) surveys to guide you through critical shifts and continuities in China’s public opinion since we began our repeated [...]

The estimated 3 million students from China who have studied in the U.S. since the late 1970s represent one of the largest cross-border flows of talent in modern times. As critics in America [...]

Using Twitter’s API to gather daily tweets by members of Congress, our new Congressional Tweets on China Portal (https://chinadatalab.ucsd.edu/tweets/) allows users to visualize and explore [...]

How does the policy sausage get made in China, where electoral institutions don’t play a significant role? This research explores the distinct mechanisms and pathways that facilitate policy [...]