Tyler Crown is a PhD student at the CUNY Graduate Center, a lecturer at Queens College and Baruch College, and a member of the Graduate Center’s Political Theory Workshop, which he formerly co-chaired. His research interests include global political thought, imperialism, state capitalism, and the politics of development. This spring Read more…
Jun Yoo is a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Economics at CUNY’s Graduate Center and a graduate teaching fellow at Queens College. His courses integrate case studies on small business credit challenges, emphasizing China’s economic landscape—notable for its evolving credit markets and policy innovations in small business financing. Jun’s research examines Read more…
John Frank is a PhD student in Political Science at CUNY’s Graduate Center and has taught sociology as an Adjunct Lecturer for overly twenty years at Lehman College and LaGuardia Community College. His research focuses on identity formation theories and political identity. He holds a BA from Columbia, a Master’s Read more…
Sumeja Tulić is a Libyan-born Bosnian visual anthropologist and writer whose work delves into the intersection of visuality, history, conflict, and everything else that lies in between. Her career began with human rights advocacy in the former Yugoslavia, where she worked on issues like hate crimes, discrimination, and wartime sexual Read more…
Description Students engage in a structured exploration of China’s historical development as a unified multi-ethnic nation. By analyzing readings and participating in group discussions, they critically examine key concepts such as the integration of ethnic groups, the role of the Han ethnicity, and the evolution of cultural and national unity. Read more…