599. Podcast of Dr. Wang's Introduction of his Research in 2017

The following is Dr. Dave Wang's talk he made on February 18, 2017. You can listen to it through https://www.podcasts.com/marvels-of-china-pathways-to-the-pacific-rim-ec77abf8d/episode/Show-55-February-18-2017-45f5. Dr. Dave Wang's works have been cited and featured in numerous academic publications, ranging from The Korean Journal of Medical History to the Virginia Review of Asian Studies. His findings have attracted much attention in the academic world, too. Dr. Wang has been invited to present papers at conference throughout the USA, Europe and China. His research has found its way to university-level history and culture courses.

598. Confucian Influence on the United States

A decade ago I found by accident a paper on Confucian influence on the founding fathers. It stimulated my curiosty. Since then I have paid certain attention to the topic of Confucian impact on the United States. If you search in the web about academic reserach in the field of the influece of traditional Chinese civilization on the progress of the United States, you will find some papers written by Dr. Dave Wang on this topic. I present to my readers some of my findings below.

597. Europe in the 18th Century, 1713-1789 (General History of Europe)

Dr. Dave Wang's article on James Madison's request of Thomas Jefferson to buy books on China for him. Jefferson was in Paris and served as the ambassodor of the United States. This showed that Europe as a cultural bridge between China and the United States.

596. Dr. Dave Wang's Article on Confucius Cited

Dr. Dave Wang's article on the influence of Confucian moral philosophy on the United States was cited by Professor Bin Song from Washington College in 2020. In his article "Is Confucius beneath or Beyond Ethics and Politics", published in the Journal of World Philosophies, Dr. Song cited the article. Clearly, more and more scholars have realized the historical fact that Confucian moral thoughts had great impact on the new nation when its founders unfolded the blueprint for feldgling United States.

595. Gorge Washington University adopted Dr. Dave Wang's Papers as Teaching Text

Recently I have found that George Washington University, joined other universities, used Dr. Dave Wang's papers as teaching texts. Below I will show you the six universities, including George Washington University, City College of San Francisco, Montana State University, Bozeman, Johns Hopkins University, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and University of California, San Diego. The following papers are used as teaching text, The US Founders and China: The Origins of Chinese Cultural Influence on the United States, in Education About Asia, 16, Fall, 2011; Chinese Civilization and the United States, Teah Ginseng, Porcelain Wars and Silk in Colonial America, Virginia Review of Asian Studies; Thomas Jefferson's Incooporating Positive Elements from Chinese Civilization, Virginia Review of Asian Studies; and How China Helped to Shape American Culture: The Founding Fathers and Chinese Civilization, Virginia Review of Asian Studies.

594. Dr. Dave Wang' Article Cited in China’s rise in a liberal world order in transition

China’s rise in a liberal world order in transition, published in Review of International Political Economy cites Dr. Dave Wang's academic paper, Confucius in the American founding: The founders’ efforts to use Confucian moral philosophy in their endeavor to create new virtue for the nation. Virginia Review of Asian Studies, 16, 11–26. You can find it from[Google Scholar] The three authors of this article are well-known experts. The first author, Dr. Nana de Graaff is Associate Professor in International Relations at the Department of Political Science and Public Administration. She is Director of Studies for the BSc and MSc Political Science at this department and Programme director of the Graduate School of Social Sciences at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. De Graaff is Chair of the EU COST Action 18215 China in Europe Research Network; Executive Council Member of SASE (Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics) and International Advisory Board member of International Affairs (Oxford University Press/Chatham House). She was a Honorary Fellow (2016-2017), at the Department of International Politics, City University of London and is boardmember of the Dutch Political Science Association (NKWP, Nederlandse Kring voor de Wetenschap der Politiek) since 2015. The second author, Dr. Tobias ten Brink, is Professor of Chinese Economy and Society. He also serves as Director, China Global Center at Jacobs University, Social Sciences & Humanities. The third is Professor Inderjeet Parmar. Dr. Parmar read Sociology at the London School of Economics, and Political Sociology at the University of London. His doctorate, from the University of Manchester, was in the fields of political science and international relations. Prior to appointment at City, University of London in 2012, he taught at the University of Manchester (1991-2012), mainly in its Department of Government which, between 2006-09, he served as Head of Department.

593. City College of San Francisco Uses Dr. Dave Wang's Article in Its History Class

On the list that the universities and colleges which have adopted Dr. Dave Wang' academic papers as teaching text has added another university, which is City College of San Franciso, has adopted Dr. Dave Wang's academic paper as teaching text in its history class. This paper, Chinese Civilization and the United States: Tea, Ginseng, Porcelain Ware and Silk in Colonial America, published in Virginia Review of Asian Studies in 2011.