Cameron D. Campbell 康文林
@camerondcampbell.blog
Stratification, inequality, population, China, history
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ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6277-1941
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Political science
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Economics
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I have two chapters co-authored with students. Chapter 6, lead authored by Chen Jun, examines the spatial origins and deployment of military officers in 19th century China. Chapter 7, co-authored with Shuaiqi Gao, examines the effects of disasters on the ending of the careers of officials. 2/2
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Quantitative History of China
This Open Access book showcases a collection of new findings concerning China's political, social, and economic history based on large historical datasets.
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New edited volume just dropped! Quantitative History of China: State Capacity, Institutions, and Development edited by Chen Zhiwu, myself, and Ma Debin is now able as a free PDF/ePub download. 1/2
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I worked at a Little Caesars when I was in high school. We hated the owner and we were always plotting against him.
Views of Kai Tak Sky Garden at Night Gallery: camerondcampbell.smugmug.com/China/Hong-K...
Some views from the Kai Tak Greenway at night 启德共融通道的夜景 Gallery: camerondcampbell.smugmug.com/China/Hong-K...
If he makes a movie about his time on this ship, at least he can call it the Poseidon Adventure.
I was about to post that and saw you already had...
Defense says that the officer's testimony was "very questionable" because he said the sandwich both exploded in spray of mustard and onions and also landed in its wrapper on the ground.
Chinese translation of our original record linkage paper - Cameron D. Campbell 康文林
Cameron Campbell HKUST 康文林 香港科技大學
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Our 2022 paper on nominative record linkage in the 缙绅录 (CGED-Q JSL) has been translated into Chinese and published in 大数据与中国历史研究 (Big Data and the Study of Chinese History). 第5辑. camerondcampbell.blog/chinese-tran...
"John Wick killed a man from 10 yards by throwing a foot long Subway tuna melt into his open mouth, impaling him against a brick wall."
It's not in this article but the government asserts that the sandwich was thrown at "point blank range", which implies subway sandwiches have defined effective weapon ranges of varying lethality, and I would like to see the government's chart of these ranges.
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Lobbing a Sandwich at a Federal Agent www.nytimes.com/2025/11/03/u...
Idea for a fight scene in the next John Wick just dropped...
I have an idea for the next John Wick movie, a fight scene in a Subway...
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Lobbing a Sandwich at a Federal Agent www.nytimes.com/2025/11/03/u...
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Lobbing a Sandwich at a Federal Agent
www.nytimes.com
It's not in this article but the government asserts that the sandwich was thrown at "point blank range", which implies subway sandwiches have defined effective weapon ranges of varying lethality, and I would like to see the government's chart of these ranges.
I once attended a meeting in Amsterdam. Someone apologizing for a disappointing result said "I did my best!" and then someone else said "It wasn't good enough!" Felt like a scene in a James Bond movie where Blofeld was about to press the button that dropped a failing minion into the piranha tank.
Revisits Hymes' critique of Ho Ping-ti and shows many of the men who had undistinguished backgrounds (no degree holders in last 3 generations) still had other kin with degrees. Accepted for inclusion next year in an edited volume from Christian Henriot, Cecile Armand and Lien Ling-ling. 2/2
OSF
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Our new manuscript estimating shares of late Qing degree holders who had kin other than direct patrilineal ancestors who held degrees, and within kin network correlations in degree attainment, based on a new dataset constructed from 同年齿录 and related records. 1/2 osf.io/preprints/so...
I really wish they would extend the MTR to HKUST but seems unlikely...
Wait, wut?
Huh. I have this idea that the intersection will still be under construction when I retire.
I could swear it was under construction even in 2010 when I first visited HK.
These days he just messages you on Whatsapp
Clear Water Bay road! As they continue up the road, do we see that the intersection with On Sau Road was under construction back then, too? Seems like they have been working on that intersection since I arrived in HK in 2013.
Sort of surprised that RFK Jr. didn't recommend some quack remedies to him, like eating vegetables shaped like the prostate.
UC Provost Katherine Newman has announced plans to defund this program, a preemptive capitulation with the feds that has not been ordered and should not occur. Newman has done this with zero consultation with campus-level leadership and none with any faculty — mentors or former fellows included.
Absolutely pathetic. Why don't these people understand that preemptively bending the knee doesn't buy you anything, and invites even more extreme demands? It isn't like anyone in the WH is going to say, oh wow, UC has done enough now, let's leave them alone.
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UC Provost Katherine Newman has announced plans to defund this program, a preemptive capitulation with the feds that has not been ordered and should not occur. Newman has done this with zero consultation with campus-level leadership and none with any faculty — mentors or former fellows included.
a man in a yellow shirt is sitting in a chair holding a cup and pointing
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Every time I see a mention of Winnipeg in my timeline
J.G. Ballard: Here is my novel about a baseball game that never ends. The crowd goes mad and engages in an orgy of violence. It is a cautionary tale about the dangers of fandom.
Dodgers and Bluejays: Inspired by J.G. Ballard's novel about an never-ending baseball game...
Dodgers and Bluejays: Inspired by J.G. Ballard's novel about an never-ending baseball game...