The faculty in Chinese studies at Berkeley belongs to a large variety of disciplines and departments, and is not contained within a single academic unit. Below is a list of current and active emeritus faculty, by discipline, whose major publications in recent years reflect some aspects of Chinese studies.

Agricultural and Resource Economics

  MAXIMILIAN AUFFHAMMER

Research Interests: Climate change and China's role in reducing greenhouse gases

Webpagehttps://www.auffhammer.com/

E-mail: auffham@are.berkeley.edu

  DAVID ROLAND-HOLST

Research Interests: Economics of Global Warming, Regional Economic Development in China

Webpage: https://are.berkeley.edu/~dwrh/

E-mail: dwrh@are.berkeley.edu

Anthropology

  XIN LIU

Research Interests: Social/cultural anthropology, history and/of anthropology, contemporary trends in social theory, development and social change, China/East Asia

Webpage: https://anthropology.berkeley.edu/xin-liu

E-mail: xinliu@berkeley.edu

  AIHWAH ONG

Research Interests: Global technologies, modes of governing, technoscientific assemblages, and citizenship in particular Asian contexts of emergence

Webpage: https://anthropology.berkeley.edu/aihwa-ong

E-mail: aihwaong@berkeley.edu

Architecture

  RENEE Y. CHOW

Research Interests: Architecture and Urban Design in China

Webpage: https://ced.berkeley.edu/ced/faculty-staff/renee-chow

E-mail: rychow@berkeley.edu

  MARGARET CRAWFORD

Research Interests: Chinese urbanization, villages, and development in the Pearl River Delta, Hong Kong urbanism

Webpage: https://ced.berkeley.edu/ced/faculty-staff/margaret-crawford

E-mail: mcrawfor@berkeley.edu

Art History

  PATRICIA BERGER (EMERITA)

Research Interests: Chinese Buddhist art; Asian architecture, sculpture, and painting

Webpage: http://arthistory.berkeley.edu/people/person/1639579-patricia-berger

E-mail: pberger@berkeley.edu

Haas School of Business

  JAMES R. LINCOLN (EMERITUS)

Research Interests: International business and management, particularly Japanese management; organizational design, interorganizational networks, organizational theory and research methods; labor and industrial relations

Webpage: http://facultybio.haas.berkeley.edu/faculty-list/lincoln-james/

E-mail: lincoln@haas.berkeley.edu

  NOAM YUCHTMAN

Research Interests: Political economy and economic history of educational institutions, legal institutions, labor markets, and social interactions

Webpage: http://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/yuchtman/Noam_Yuchtman.html

E-mail: yuchtman@berkeley.edu

East Asian Languages and Cultures

  ROBERT ASHMORE

Research Interests: Chinese literature of the third through eleventh centuries, with special interests in lyric poetry and poetic theory, song and musical performance, and traditional concepts of identity and personality

Webpage: http://ealc.berkeley.edu/people/ashmore-robert

E-mail: rashmore@berkeley.edu

  WEIHONG BAO

Research Interests: Chinese film and media culture from late nineteenth century to present; Silent cinema, international film theory, media archaeology, intermedia aesthetics, theater and performance studies, architecture and spatial modernity, contemporary Chinese documentary, experimental art, video, and installations

Webpage: http://ealc.berkeley.edu/people/bao-weihong

E-mail: wbaoster@berkeley.edu (link sends e-mail)

Also see: http://filmmedia.berkeley.edu/faculty-profile/weihong-bao-1

SAMUEL HUNG-NIN CHEUNG (EMERITUS)

Research Interests: Vernacular Chinese literature; linguistics

  CECILIA CHU (EMERITA)

Cecilia Chu coordinated the Chinese Language Program and was also in charge of Intermediate Chinese C10A and C10B. Since she became the Chinese Language Program Coordinator in 1995, she developed CALL (Computer-aided language learning) programs for the C10A/B courses and FanJian the Chinese Character Tutor - An Online Traditional and Simplified Chinese Character Tutoring Program for students of Chinese at all levels.

  MARK CSIKSZENTMIHALYI

Mark Csikszentmihalyi has an AB in East Asian Languages and Civilizations (Harvard) and a Ph.D in Asian Languages (Stanford). He uses both excavated and transmitted texts to reconstruct the religions, philosophies, and cultures of early China. Recent books include Material Virtue: Ethics and the Body in Early China (2004) and Readings in Han Chinese Thought (2006). He is currently translating a set of Song dynasty essays on the Zhuangzi by Li Yuanzhuo. He is also currently Editor of the Journal of Chinese Religions, and an Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Academy of Religion.

Webpage: http://ealc.berkeley.edu/people/csikszentmihalyi-mark

E-mail: mark.cs@berkeley.edu

  JACOB DALTON

Research Interests: Tibetan Buddhism, Nyingma religious history, tantric ritual development, Buddhism and violence, paleography, and the Dunhuang manuscripts

Webpage: http://ealc.berkeley.edu/people/dalton-jacob

E-mail: jakedalton@berkeley.edu

   ANDREW F. JONES

Research interests: Modern and vernacular Chinese literature and popular culture, music, media culture, and children's literature

Webpage: http://ealc.berkeley.edu/faculty/jones-andrew

E-mail: afjones@berkeley.edu