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Lover of economic history, epic poetry, and languages…the rest of my time generally goes to marathons \ud83c\udfc3\ud83c\udffd♂️ Georgetown Law ‘27 \ud83c\udfdb| Yenching Academy '24 \ud83c\udc04️| St. Edward's '21 \ud83d\udc10 \ud83d\udccdCurrently in DC. Also found in: 新竹, 北京, SFBay
Political economy, authoritarianism, and second language acquisition. Editor for ChinaTalk.
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