Juliet Lu (she/her/hers)

@profjulietlu.bsky.social

Assistant Prof in Environmental Governance & Business University of British Columbia, Forestry & SPPGA Co-Host @beltandroadpod.bsky.social Political Ecology, China in Southeast Asia, Sustainable Supply Chains, Rubber, Land Grabs julietlu.com

Was glad to get a chance to talk about this and put in the point that ordinary Chinese citizens, especially working class folks, are still waiting to benefit from China's economic success and are disproportionately affected when its economy is squeezed.

Belt and Road Podcast@beltandroadpod.bsky.social · 3w ago

China's GDP slower than expected but is still strong. The hidden picture is continued export-led growth, stagnating domestic consumer spending. The Chinese people feel a squeeze these numbers don't reflect. (Our Co-Host @profjulietlu.bsky.social quoted) www.aljazeera.com/economy/2026...

Modern exclusion is more subtle, but no less dangerous. It seeks to distinguish between “good Chinese” and “bad Chinese.” Can you list the differences? Hint: It has nothing to do being a law abiding citizen. Other minorities also face this problem. www.scmp.com/news/china/d...

Why Chinese-American success stories still provoke prejudice and fear

Almost a century and a half has passed since the notorious Chinese Exclusion Act, but anti-Asian prejudice is still rife.

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It's a very odd feeling to read that the cost of your firing was $20 billion to the US economy. Studies like this are so important. It's hard to put a value on a public service. Trustworthy economic data is vital to so much economic activity in a $29 trillion economy. Worth your time to read.

Michael R Strain@michaelrstrain.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🚨New paper. 🧵Our baseline estimate implies that preserving trust in the integrity and quality of official statistics generates economic benefits of about $25 for every $1 spent on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics's budget. cc: @nickbloom.bsky.social, @ericagroshen.bsky.social, #econsky

The problem is not that older faculty are sticking around - it’s that they are not being replaced. The argument of this piece is quite pernicious as it substitutes a class war btw workers and a neoliberal administration w an age war btw different ranks of workers

Professors Are Too
Old
The academy's gerontocracy problem is worse than anyone admits.

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