Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
7. Yue Hou, Chuyu Liu, and Charles Crabtree. 2019.
Anti-Muslim Bias in the Chinese Labor Market
Journal of Comparative Economics
Forthcoming
Media coverage: [The Economist] [South China Morning Post]
6. Chuyu Liu. 2019.
Local Public Goods Expenditure and Ethnic Conflict:
Evidence from China
Security Studies 28(4): 739-772.
Online Appendix
5. Xun Cao, Haiyan Duan, Chuyu Liu, and Yingjie Wei. 2018.
Local Religious Institutions and the Impact of Inter-Ethnic Inequality on Conflict.
International Studies Quarterly 62, 765-781.
Online Appendices
4. Chuyu Liu and Xiao Ma. 2018.
Popular Threats and Nationalistic Propaganda:
Political Logic of China's Patriotic Campaign
Security Studies 27(4): 633-664.
Online Appendices
3. Luwei Rose Luqiu and Chuyu Liu. 2018.
A “New Social Class” or Old Friends? A Study of Private Entrepreneurs in the National People’s Congress of China.
Journal of East Asian Studies 18(3): 389-400.
Data: please email us (cliu154 at jhu.edu) for the data; here is a codebook that describes the data.
2. Xun Cao, Haiyan Duan, Chuyu Liu, James Piazza,
and Yingjie Wei. 2018.
Digging the “Ethnic Violence in China” Database:
The Effects of Inter-Ethnic Inequality and Natural Resources Exploitation in Xinjiang.
The China Review 18(1): 121–154.
Online Appendix
Data: please email us (xuc11 at psu.edu) for the data; here is a PDF that describes the panel and event versions of the EVC data.
1. Xun Cao, Andrew Kleit, and Chuyu Liu. 2016.
Why Invest in Wind Energy?
Career Incentives and Chinese Renewable Energy Politics.
Energy Policy 99: 120-131.
Policy Report
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1. Thomas Hale, Chuyu Liu, and Johannes Urpelainen. 2020. Belt And Road Decision-Making In China and Recipient Countries: How and To What Extent Does Sustainability Matter? ISEP, BSG, and ClimateWorks Foundation. Blog Post 研究报告研讨会：可持续发展视野下的一带一路项目决策 Paulson Institute: Podcast |
Editor-Reviewed Publication
1. Chuyu Liu. 2017.
China's Local Ethnic Exclusion: Cross- and Within-region Patterns in Tibet and Xinjiang.
CP: Newsletter of the Comparative Politics Organized Section of the American Political Science Association: 55-61.