Qiang Fang
Dr. Qiang Fang is professor of East Asian History at the University of Minnesota Duluth. He is the President of the Chinese Historians in the United States (2017-2019) and the Executive Vice President of the Association of Chinese Professor in Social Sciences (2019-2021). He has authored and co-authored/edited several books such as A Century of Student Movements in China: The Mountain Movers (2019); Corruption and Anti-corruption in Modern China (2018); Power Versus Law in Modern China: Cities, Courts, and the Communist Party (2017); Chinese Complaint Systems: Natural Resistance Modern Chinese Legal Reform: New Perspectives (2013); Zhongguo shangfang zhidu shihua, 1100 BCE-1949 [A Short History of Chinese Petition] (2013), and Oumei xuezhe yanjiu zhongguo falushi lunwenxuanyi [Selected Translated Works of Western Studies on Chinese Legal History] (2017). In addition, he has published many articles regarding Chinese law, history, and politics in major journals such as Stanford Journal of International Law, Modern Chinese Studies, Collected Papers of History Study, Journal of Asian History, Education about Asia, and Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs.