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I am thankful for many mentors at Ohio State University, including Bear Braumoeller, Rick Herrmann, Ted Hopf, Bill Liddle, Jennifer Mizzen, Alex Thompson, Alex Wendt, and especially Randy Schweller. I have appreciated all the suggestions from my peers, particularly Bentley Allan, Zoltán Búzás, Austin Carson, Erin Graham, Eric Grynaviski, Marcus Holmes, Jason Keiber, Joshua D. Kertzer, Nina Kollars, Tim Luecke, John Oates, David Traven, Fernando Nunez-Mietz, Jiwon Suh, Joshua Wu, and Chaekwang You.
I participated in the Status in World Politics project co-led by Deborah Welch Larson, T. V. Paul, and William Wohlforth, and I appreciated comments from them as well as from David Kang, David Lake, Iver B. Neumann, and Alexei Shevchenko. Thomas Christensen and Alastair Iain Johnston awarded me a fellowship in the Princeton-Harvard China and the World Program (CWP), and I presented this book project at the CWP annual workshop at Harvard in 2013. I appreciated comments from all participants of the workshop, especially Andrew Erickson, Taylor Fravel, Courtney J. Fung, Todd Hall, He Kai, Scott Kastner, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, Dawn Murphy, Qin Yaqing, Phillip Stalley, Wang Jisi, Xu Xin, and Zheng Yu. Providing valuable feedback for my book proposal were Yong Deng, Ted Hopf, Yinan He, Deborah Welch Larson, Zhiqun Zhu, Jessica Chen Weiss, Robert Jervis, and Randy Schweller. Many more provided comments in different stages of the project: Nhung Bui, Chen Dingding, Chen Yong, Chen Zheng, Chen Zhirui, John Chin, Ja-Ian Chong, Clay Cleveland, John Delury, Lin Minwang, Men Honghua, Han Zhaoying, Andy Wei Hao, Richard W. X. Hu, Tongfi Kim, Cheng-Chwee Kuik, Qu Bo, Li Wei, Liu Feng, John Mearsheimer, Fang Changping, Rosemary Foot, Avery Goldstein, Evelyn Goh, Greg Moore, Tudor Onea, Michael Reese, Ren Xiao, Yul Sohn, Matias Spektor, Oliver Stuenkel, Sun Xuefeng, James T. H. Tang, Tang Min, Jeremy Wallace, Wang Chengli, Wang Chuanxing, Wang Cungang, Wei Zongyou, Yin Jiwu, Xu Bin, Xu Jin, Xue Li, Wu Xinbo, Wu Wencheng, Joel Wuthnow, Yan Xuetong, Zhang Qingmin, Zhou Fangyin, and Zuo Xiying. (I apologize if I have accidentally left anyone’s name off this list.) Tang Shiping has been a constant source of good advice and encouragement. I am indebted to the many scholars who taught me in my early years, especially Steve Brown, Steve Hook, Zhang Ruizhuang, and Zhu Guanglei.
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