Stanley Rosen
Areas of Interest:
Chinese and other Asian Governments, Comparative Politics,
Politics and Social Change, Chinese Film, and Film and Politics in
Comparative Perspective
Biography:
Stanley Rosen is a Professor of Political
Science. He is a specialist on Politics in the People's
Republic of China, Asian Politics, Comparative
Politics, Politics and Social Change, and Chinese Film. He is the
author of Red Guard Factionalism and the Cultural Revolution in
Guangzhou, The Role of Sent-Down Youth in the Chinese Cultural
Revolution, Survey Research in the People's Republic of
China (co-authored), Policy Conflicts in Post-Mao
China: A Documentary Survey with Analysis (co-edited),
and On Socialist Democracy and the Chinese Legal
System: The Li Yizhe Debates (co-edited). Since 1983 he
has been the editor of the journal Chinese Education
(renamed Chinese Education and Society in 1993). Dr.
Rosen is currently working (with David Zweig) on a book-length study
on students and scholars who have studied abroad and returned to China,
and an edited book on state and society (with Peter Gries). In addition,
he is investigating the attitudes,
behavior, and position of youth in post-Mao China. Another project focuses
on Hollywood's relationship with China and its influence on the future of
the Chinese film industry. Since 1998 he has served as the faculty master of
new Residential College, and has been
honored with teaching awards from Pi Sigma Alpha, Mortar Board, the International
Student Assembly, and
the Department's 1998-99 Award for Outstanding Classroom Teaching
and Dedication to Students. Dr. Rosen joined the
USC faculty in 1979.