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Apichai W. Shipper is an Adjunct Professor in the Asian Studies Program at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and serves as Asia Regional Chair at the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Service Institute. He holds editorial roles at Pacific Affairs and Critical Asian Studies. His research focuses on normative visions of societal well-being under late capitalism, with expertise in Asian geopolitics, migration policy, and democratic institutions.
Education: PhD in Political Science from MIT (advisor unspecified), BA in Government & Asian Studies from Cornell University. Former faculty at University of Southern California (joint Political Science/School of International Relations). Visiting researcher at UCLA, Harvard, University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Hitotsubashi University, and Stockholm University.
Recipient of prestigious grants including SSRC-Abe Fellowship, Japan Foundation support, and National Science Foundation funding. Teaching awards from Harvard, USC, and APSA. Research spans citizenship frameworks, migration governance, and comparative political systems across East Asia.
Professional activities include policy advising for U.S. Department of State, editorial leadership in top journals, and cross-institutional academic collaborations in Asia-Pacific regions.
