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China's contemporary political economy is among the most exciting and demanding frontiers of research in comparative politics. The country's sheer size and internal diversity offer a natural laboratory for examining topics at multiple levels and units of analysis, and in varied regional environments. China's salience in the international media and business community also presents scholars with the added opportunity (and even responsibility) for clarifying popular misconceptions through original empirical research. An abundance of research possibilities is accompanied by a ready audience of nonacademic consumers.

Activities, administrative appointments, new appointments, promotions, awards, and retirements.

Activities, administrative appointments, new appointments, visiting
and temporary positions, promotions, awards, retirements, For the
Record, National Academy of Public Administration announces 2005
fellows, 2005 international dissertation field research fellowships,
and In the News.

Eric Beerbohm, graduate student, department of politics, Princeton
University, has been awarded The University Center for Human Values Graduate Prize
Fellowship for the 2004–2005 academic year.

Luke Bierman, director, justice center, American Bar Association, has been named associate editor of Justice System Journal, effective at the end of 2005.