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Publications:

  1. The Importance of Position: Agency Discretionary Budgets and PAS Appointees, with Lawrence Rothenberg, 2022, Presidential Studies Quarterly

  2. Reward of Legislating: Member's Legislative Performance and Lobbyists' Personal Contributions, 2023, Interest Groups & Advocacy

Legislative Politics 

  1. Performance and Position: Legislator Ability and Budgetary Success (with Lawrence Rothenberg, R&R at Political Research Quarterly)

  2. Getting Support from your Colleagues: Bill Reintroduction in the U.S. House (with Yu Ouyang and Catherine Chen, Under Review)

  3. Beyond the Sponsor: Legislative Capacity and Bill Persistence in the U.S. House (presented at SPSA 2026)

  4. When Staff Identity Matters: Black Legislative Staff and Civil Rights Legislation in the U.S. House (presented at PRIEC ASU, Under Review)

  5. Committee-level Legislative Effectiveness Score (93rd-116th Congress) (joint work with Craig Volden and Alan Wiseman, dataset project)

Bureaucratic Politics

  1. You Can’t Always Get What You Want . . . or Need: Personnel Allocation at FEMA (with Lawrence Rothenberg and Junlong Zhou, R&R at Political Science Research and Methods)

  2. Capacity in Time of Inconsistency (with Junlong Zhou, and Lawrence Rothenberg, presented at SoWEPs-8)

  3. Pink Collar Bureaucracies (with Nichole Bauer, schedueld for MPSA 2026)

  4. Feasibility and Feedback: Presidential Oversight, Public Comments, and Procedural Choice in U.S. Rulemaking (with Muzhi Liu, scheduled for MPSA 2026)

Money in Politics (Intergovernmental Lobbying)

  1. City Representation in Washington: Determinants and Responses (with Lawrence Rothenberg, Under Review)

  2. City Lobbying and MC's Legislative Performance (JMP)

Other Publications and Useful Resources: 

  1. CFIUS Reform May Escalate the Targeting of Chinese Companies (China-U.S. Focus)

  2. Extended Deterrence and the U.S.-Japan Alliance (2019 U.S.-Japan Yearbook, the Edwin O. Reischauer Center)

  3. How to Choose Topics of Interests in Political Science (in Chinese, interviewed by Shengqiao Lin, UT-Austin)

  4. How to Prepare for the Job Market (in Chinese, serving as the moderator)

  5. How to Write Paper in English: Three Tips  (especially for non-native speakers from China)

  6. How to Make English Presentation: Three Tips  (especially for non-native speakers from China)

  7. How to Get Job in the Tech Industry as a Political Scientist (written by Junlong Zhou, NYU)

  8. Advice for Grad Students: Getting Started, Productivity... (written by Benjamin Noble, UCSD)

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