Jeremy Wallace

Assistant Professor
Political Science
2140 Derby Hall
614.292.7830
wallace.521@osu.edu

Education
B.A., Indiana University, Economics and Political Science (2002)
Language Certification, Beijing University, Chinese (2000-06)
Ph.D., Stanford University, Political Science (2009)

Teaching/Research
Dr. Wallace specializes in Chinese politics, political economy of development, politics of urbanization and geography, redistributive politics, and authoritarian regimes.

Selected Publications
"An Exogenous Shock Exposes Corruption: A Study of the July 2008 Sichuan Earthquake' (in progress)

"Power in China: The Politics of Electricity Generation" (in progress)

"Political Correctness in the Cultural Revolution" (in progress)

"A Formal Model of Urbanization and Redistribution in Developing Autocracies," paper presented at MPSA Annual National Conference (2009)

"Migration and Discrimination: Urban-Rural Categories and Chinese State Capacity," paper presented at Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference (2009)

Honors, Awards, and Service
Fellowship, Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (2007-08)

Fellowship, Stanford University Political Science Department (2002-07)

Ford P. Hall Political Science Award (2002)

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Strow Economics Department Award (2002)

Mershon Project
Cities and Stability: Urbanization, Migration, and Authoritarian Resilience in China (2009-10)