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From his days as a student of Far Eastern History
at Harvard College through his graduate work in Chinese History
at the University of California, Berkeley, to his latest work on
China, Hong Kong, Tibet and the media, Orville Schell has devoted
his professional life to reporting on and writing about Asia.
Author of 14 books - nine about China, including "Virtual
Tibet," "Mandate of Heaven," and "Discos and
Democracy" - Dean Schell has also written widely about Asia
and other topics for Wired, The New York Review of Books, The NewYorker,
Harper's, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Newsweek and other national
magazines.
Dean Schell has also served as correspondent and consultant for
several PBS "Frontline" documentaries as well as an Emmy
award-winning program on China for CBS' "60 Minutes”
He is the recipient of Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, an Alicia
Patterson Foundation Fellowship, and A Columbia/Freedom Forum Fellowship.
he is also the recipient of an Overseas Press Club Award, a Harvard/Stanford
Shorenstein Award and numerous writing prizes.
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