Allison Quatrini
Major — Comparative Politics
Minor — International Relations
Allison's research interests focus on nation-building efforts in China. Her dissertation, based on 24 months of field-work and funded by the Boren Fellowship, examines holiday celebrations in relation to nation-building. In addition to her field-work, Allison previously spent 14 months studying Mandarin Chinese and modern political history on a Fulbright Fellowship. She speaks Mandarin Chinese, Uyghur, Spanish, and knows basic Uzbek.
China and comparative politics
Market-Based Instruments with Chinese Characteristics: the Feasibility of Cap-and-Trade Implementation to Reduce SO2 Emissions in China and the Role of the US EPA, 2007. La Follette School Workshop Reports, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
M.Phil in Political Science from George Washington University
MIPA from University of Wisconsin-Madison, BS from Seton Hall University