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Stanley Rosen is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Southern California. His research focuses on Chinese politics, film, and society, with notable expertise in soft power strategies, cultural diplomacy, and Sino-American relations. Rosen has held leadership roles including Director of the East Asian Studies Center (2005–2011) and Faculty Master at USC’s residential colleges. He has been awarded the USC Political Science Award for Teaching Excellence in 1998–1999.
Education:
- Ph.D. Political Science, UCLA (1979)
- M.A. International Relations, UCLA (1966)
- B.A. English/Pre-Med, University of North Carolina (1965)
His research interests span Chinese exceptionalism, youth culture, and the role of film in political communication. He has authored/co-authored influential works such as Soft Power with Chinese Characteristics (2020) and Art, Politics and Commerce in Chinese Cinema (2010). Recent articles explore Hollywood-China film dynamics, soft power projections, and the cultural implications of the 'Chinese Dream.'
Awards & Grants:
- USC Teaching Excellence Award (1998–1999)
- $25,000 Taiwan Documentary Film Grant (2014–2015)
- US Department of Education grants totaling over $5 million for East Asian studies programs
Rosen advises on international academic collaborations, including roles at Beijing Normal University’s research centers. His courses examine Chinese politics, comparative soft power, and film’s political role. He actively participates in international conferences and editorial boards.
