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Alexsia Chan serves as Associate Professor of Government at Hamilton College since her 2016 appointment, with dual affiliation in Asian Studies. Her research centers on authoritarian politics and inequality dynamics in China.
- Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
- M.A., University of California, Berkeley
- B.A., Rutgers University
Chan's scholarship investigates how authoritarian regimes manage social stratification, particularly through state responses to migrant populations and economic dissent. Her forthcoming Cambridge University Press book Beyond Coercion: The Political Logic of Inequality in China establishes a framework for understanding non-coercive inequality maintenance in one-party systems.
Analysis of her publications reveals consistent methodological rigor in qualitative case studies of China-Germany policy comparisons, with thematic emphasis on state-society relations, crisis response mechanisms, and transnational trade politics. Her work bridges comparative political economy and authoritarian resilience studies.
No scientific awards or grant information is publicly documented. Teaching responsibilities include core courses in Chinese politics and international political economy, though student advising details remain unlisted.
