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Fubing Su
B.A. M.A., Nankai University; M.A. Ph.D., University of Chicago 
Mr. Su received his Ph.D. in political science from the University of Chicago. Before joining Vassar College, he taught at Brown University for two years. He is also a member of the Asian Studies program.
Mr. Su's teaching interests include comparative politics, political economy, East Asian security, and Chinese politics. His research concerns contemporary Chinese political and economic developments, including state-business relations, institutional changes in villages, workplace safety regulations, bureaucratic rules, and gender inequality in politics.
Recent publications include: Fubing Su. (forthcoming 2006). “Gender Inequality in Chinese Politics: An Empirical Analysis of Provincial Elites.” Politics & Gender.
Fubing Su. (forthcoming 2006). “An Institutional Approach to Female Participation in Chinese Politics.” Chinese Historical Review.
Fubing Su and Dali Yang. 2005. “Elections, Governance, and Accountability in Rural China.” Asian Perspective 29 (4).
Fubing Su. 2004. “Political Economy of Industrial Regulation in China's Coal Industry, 1992-1999.” In Barry Naughton and Dali L. Yang, eds., Holding China Together. Cambridge University Press. 
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Assistant Professor