China's Eco-City Plans: too good to be true?
Asia, China, Community, Essays, The Wide WorldJessica McCraryChina, cities, global economy, population, sustainability, transportation, urban design, urban growth, urban space
Pinyin, created
My life is richer, simply because I asked
China, Community, Essays, History, Identity, Public History, The Wide WorldJessica McCraryadoption, Atlanta, China, family, Georgia State, grad school, hyphenated identity, identity, oral history
Being Yi Jie Xie
Ai Weiwei: A game of chess and China's elemental flaw
On people, or: "I didn't want to start with an issue"
If the Chinese middle class permits
Oral history in practice: find the people, and a project becomes real
China, Community, Essays, Public HistoryJessica McCraryadoption, Atlanta, China, Chinese-American experience, grad school, international history, oral history, Public History
Tell it right, and a western can make me cry.
Instead of reading for class...
Shaolin Temple in the spotlight, and its role in one of the best days of my life
Modern-day "Peril"? Chinese language in American classrooms, and that long-standing friend-or-enemy dilemma
Adventures in an undergrad history thesis, or, four months with Young John Allen
My bread-and-butter
Our “Flat” World: Revelations for an American in China
Thoughts on History: Part II
Thoughts on History: Part I
