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Martin K. Whyte

John Zwaanstra Professor of International Studies and Sociology Emeritus former Acting Director of the Fairbank Center

Harvard University

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Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies

Martin K. Whyte is currently serving as a Fairbank Center For Chinese Studies John Zwaanstra Professor of International Studies and Sociology Emeritus former Acting Director of the Fairbank Center at Harvard University.

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John Zwaanstra Professor of International Studies and Sociology Emeritus former Acting Director of the Fairbank Center

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contemporary china sociology social sciences chinese politics chinese culture economics economy of china political science social change social inequality chinese political science economic development economic inequality family relations cultural change asian studies family life family studies marriage demography cultural studies family process family dynamics chinese citizens cultural history social stratification urban life family relationships women's studies social science research urban studies urban history family issues mating psychology socio-economic development rural development sociological research social volcano urban china current inequalities socio-economic change rural sociology urban governance urban development rural economies socioeconomics rural culture regional development distributive injustice filial obligations social contours distributive injustice feelings one-child policy chinese families cultural economy ethology sexual behavior injustice economic change social theory family management breeding behavior human sexuality intimate relationships population science demographic change population studies choice models choice theory candidate selection chinese replication love matches preindustrial societies chinese family rural-urban inequality relative status east asian studies comparative sociology east asian languages

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Getting Ahead in Today’s China: From Optimism to Pessimism. The China Journal (2024)

Martin K. Whyte

chinese political scienceeast asian studieschinese politicseconomic inequalitychinese culturecontemporary chinaeconomy of china

From Physics to Russian Studies and on Into China Research: My Meandering Journey Toward Sociology. Annual Review of Sociology (2021)

Martin King Whyte

russian studiessociologysociological researchsocial scienceschina research

Chapter Thirteen. the Social Contours of Distributive Injustice Feelings in Contemporary China. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

Chunping HanMartin King Whyte

communicationsociologysocial contourssocial sciencescontemporary chinasocial distancingdistributive injustice feelingssocial justice

China’s Economic Development History and XI Jinping’s “China Dream:” an Overview With Personal Reflections. Chinese Sociological Review (2020)

Martin K. Whyte

sociologyeconomic developmentasian economicscontemporary chinaeconomic growthhistory of economic thoughtchina dreameast asian studiesxi jinpingdevelopment economicseconomy of chinaeconomic development historyeconomicschinese politicseconomic historypersonal reflectionschinese cultureeconomic literatureeconomic sociology

Confronting Puzzles in Understanding Chinese Family Change: A Personal Reflection. Chinese Journal of Sociology (2020)

Martin King Whyte

family dynamicsfamily lifefamily processfamily relationshipssociologycultural changechinese politicssocial changesocial sciencesfamily relationschinese culturechinese family changecontemporary chinaculturefamily studiespersonal reflectioncultural studies

Fateful Decisions: Choices That Will Shape China's Future Edited by Thomas Fingar and Jean C. Oi, Stanford, Ca, Stanford University Press, 2020, XXI + 446 Pp.. The Developing Economies (2020)

Martin King Whyte

socio-economic developmentchinese foreign policyeconomic developmentasian economicsregional developmentcontemporary chinaeconomic growthdevelopment theorychinese political scienceinternational developmenteast asian studiesdevelopment economicssustainable developmenteconomy of chinaeconomicseconomic policypublic policyfateful decisionsdevelopment policy

Myth of the Social Volcano. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

Martin Whyte

social theoryphilosophy of social scienceanthropologyliteraturephilosophysocial volcano

On Studying China at a Distance. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Martin King Whyte

east asian studiesglobal studieschinese cultureasian studiesdistance educationcontemporary china

Social Trends in China: The Triumph of Inequality?. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Martin King Whyte

sociologysocial trendschinese politicssocial changesocial scienceseconomic inequalitysocial inequalitychinese culturecontemporary chinaeconomy of chinasocial stratification

The Social Sources of the Student Demonstrations. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Martin King Whyte

student demonstrationscivic engagementsociologysocial sciencesprotestsocial changesocial mediastudent engagementsocietal influenceculturesocial movementsactivismsocial sources

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Martin K. Whyte

John Zwaanstra Professor of International Studies and Sociology Emeritus former Acting Director of the Fairbank Center

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Martin K. Whyte

Harvard University

John Zwaanstra Professor of International Studies and Sociology Emeritus former Acting Director of the Fairbank Center

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Getting Ahead in Today’s China: From Optimism to Pessimism. The China Journal (2024)

Martin K. Whyte

chinese political scienceeast asian studieschinese politicseconomic inequalitychinese culturecontemporary chinaeconomy of china

From Physics to Russian Studies and on Into China Research: My Meandering Journey Toward Sociology. Annual Review of Sociology (2021)

Martin King Whyte

russian studiessociologysociological researchsocial scienceschina research

Chapter Thirteen. the Social Contours of Distributive Injustice Feelings in Contemporary China. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

Chunping HanMartin King Whyte

communicationsociologysocial contourssocial sciencescontemporary chinasocial distancingdistributive injustice feelingssocial justice

China’s Economic Development History and XI Jinping’s “China Dream:” an Overview With Personal Reflections. Chinese Sociological Review (2020)

Martin K. Whyte

Confronting Puzzles in Understanding Chinese Family Change: A Personal Reflection. Chinese Journal of Sociology (2020)

Martin King Whyte

Fateful Decisions: Choices That Will Shape China's Future Edited by Thomas Fingar and Jean C. Oi, Stanford, Ca, Stanford University Press, 2020, XXI + 446 Pp.. The Developing Economies (2020)

Martin King Whyte

Myth of the Social Volcano. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

Martin Whyte

social theoryphilosophy of social scienceanthropologyliteraturephilosophysocial volcano

On Studying China at a Distance. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Martin King Whyte

east asian studiesglobal studieschinese cultureasian studiesdistance educationcontemporary china

Social Trends in China: The Triumph of Inequality?. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Martin King Whyte

sociologysocial trendschinese politicssocial changesocial scienceseconomic inequalitysocial inequalitychinese culturecontemporary chinaeconomy of chinasocial stratification

The Social Sources of the Student Demonstrations. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Martin King Whyte

student demonstrationscivic engagementsociologysocial sciencesprotestsocial changesocial mediastudent engagementsocietal influenceculturesocial movementsactivismsocial sources

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