Current and Incoming Visiting Fellows and Scholars

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The East West Center in Washington (EWCW) hosts a number of Visiting Fellows each year, particularly through its annual Asia Studies Fellowship or other fellowship arrangements. It also periodically welcomes Visiting Scholars seeking a “home base” in Washington DC for Asia-Pacific related field work or independent research and writing, through partnerships with sponsor-institutions/programs (such as Fulbright Fellows) or self-supported individual arrangements.
 
Below is a list of the current and incoming visiting experts in short-term residence at the EWCW:
 

2018

Asia Studies Fellows

Dr. Wenhong Chen, Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin. Research topic: Now I Know My ABC: A U.S.-China Comparative Policy Research of AI, Big Data, & Cloud Computing.
Residency: May through August |Email|

Mr. Kavi Chongkittavorn, Senior Fellow in the Institute of Security and International Studies at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand. Research topic: Reinventing U.S.-Thai Alliance in China's Backyard.
Residency: Mid-April through Mid-July |Email|

Dr. Timur Dadbaev, Associate Professor at the University of Tsukuba, Japan. Research topic: Comparative Analysis of the "Silk Road" in the U.S., Japanese and the Chinese Foreign Policies towards Central Asia.
Residency: Mid-May through Mid-August |Email|

Ms. Soyolgerel Nyamjav, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Strategic Studies, National Security Council of Mongolia. Research topic:The Northeast Asian Multilateral Security Mechanism: Role of Mongolia and the U.S. perspective.
Residency: Mid-May through Mid-August |Email|

Dr. Kaewkamol “Karen” Pitakdumrongkit, Associate Professor at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Research topic: The U.S.’ Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Impacts on the Future Development of Asian Economic Architectures.
Residency: Mid-March through Mid-June |Email| |Publication|

Dr. Denghua Zhang, Research Fellow at the Australian National University. Research topic:China-U.S. Aid Cooperation and Implications on their Bilateral Relations.
Residency: July through September |Email|

(Please note: Email addresses are only active during the visitor's residency at the East-West Center in Washington)

A complete list of past Visting Fellows and Visiting Scholars at the EWCW, including links to their publications and seminars completed while in residence, can be found HERE.