Hongshan Li

Hongshan Li is a Professor in the Department of History at Kent State University, affiliated with the Tuscarawas Campus. His research focuses on modern Chinese history, U.S.-China relations, and educational/cultural interactions between the U.S., China, and Taiwan during/after the Cold War.

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His research emphasizes transnational educational exchanges, Cold War dynamics, and cultural diplomacy between China and the U.S. He has published extensively, including books on Sino-American educational ties and post-war Taiwan's socio-political context. His current work continues to explore Cold War-era cross-cultural relations.

Publications include works on Sino-U.S. educational exchange (Rutgers UP, 2007), post-war Taiwan studies (Hong Kong, 1999), and U.S.-China diplomatic perceptions (UP of America, 1998/1997).

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