Professional affiliation:

Professor    School of International & Public Affairs (SIPA), JLU

Education:

Post-doc Research Fellow     Keck center for International & Strategic Studies, Claremont McKenna College, US
PhD in Political Science     University of Aberdeen, UK 1999-02
MA in International Studies    University of Montana, USA 1992-94
Graduate Studies in US Foreign Policy  Harvard University, USA  1989-90
MA in Contemporary World History  Nankai University, China  1985-87
BA in Modern History & English   Nankai University, China  1978-82

Previous teaching, research & honorary appointment:

Visiting Professor at University of Aberdeen, UK    2011
Visiting Professor at Colby College USA     2010
Visiting Professor at University of Hong Kong      2010
Visiting Professor at Ewhar Women’s University, South Korea   2010
Visiting Research Fellow in International Law at Tilburg University        2009
Visiting Professor at European Research Institute, Univ. Birmingham   2007
Visiting Professor at University of Hanover, Germany     2007
Visiting Professor at Sichuan University, China     2006
Visiting Professor at Inner Mongolian University of Minorities    2005
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at University of Aberdeen     2004
Lecturer in International Studies at Nankai University    1995-99
Research Associate at Mansfield Center of University of Montana   1994
Research Fellow at Seattle-based National Bureau of Asian Research summer   1993
Research Fellow at Keck Centre for International Studies   1991-92
Harvard-Yenching Fellow at Harvard University     1988-89
Teaching Fellow at Dept. of International History Nankai University  1982-85

Current Research Interests:
International governance, China’s foreign & security policy, Sino-U. S. Relations

Professional Membership/Awards
1. Harvard-Yenching Fellowship    1988-90
2. Keck Fellowship       1990-92
3. Mike Mansfield Scholarship    1992-94
4. EU-China Scholarly Fellowship   2007
5. Member of China’s Association of International Studies
6. Member of Society of Contemporary China’s Studies

Selected publications (since 2009):

Books:

1. European Diplomacy—History and Theory     (Tianjin: Renmin Press, 2011)
2. World Order and International Society Perceived from Pluralistic Views (Tianjin: Renmin Press, 2012)
3. Sino-Turkey Relations: Concepts, Policies and Prospects (Istanbul Gelisim Uni. Press, 2015)
4. America’s Diplomacy: Ideas & Practices  (Beijing: World Knowledge Press, 2015)
5. Turkey’s Aspiration for a Great Power  ((Beijing: World Knowledge Press, 2012)

Professional papers and chapters (partial only):

1. “Zhou Enlai’s Diplomacy at the Bandung Conference: Reappraisal”, New Perspectives in the
Study of Zhou Enlai in the 21st Century ( Beijing: Central Historical Documentation Press, 2008)
2. “Philip Noel-Baker’s Discourse on Collective Security System”, Analects of Historical Studies (Jilin University) No. 1, 2010
3. “Climate Change and its Effects on International Security”     Nankai Journal, No. 3, 2011
4. “Historians and their Roles in the Study of IR in China” Journal of Modern World History, No.7 (Beijing: CSS Press, 2011)
5.  “From Client State to Strategic Partnership – China’s Changing Perception of Europe”, Roland Vogt (ed.)
Europe and China – Strategic Partners or Rivals (Hong Kong University Press, 2011)
6.  “Behind China’s peacekeeping Mission in Africa: interpreting Beijing’s strategic considerations”  (Turkey )
The  Journal of Security Strategies No.14. 12, 2011
7.  “Rethinking of China’s Entry into the Family of Nations”, China & The World ed. Liu Debin, (Beijing:CSS Press, 2012) No. 2
8.  “Understanding China’s Security from Civil Society Perspective”, Journal of Social Sciences,  (Istanbul Gelisim University, 2014)

Book review:
1. Lorenze M. Luthi: “Beyond Betrayal: Beijing, Moscow and the Paris Negotiations, 1971-1973”, Journal of Cold War Studies, 11：1（Winter 2009）: 57-107.  http://www.h-net.org/diplo/reviews/
2. Henry A. Kissinger’s On China, 2011. “from a Chinese perspective”, The  Journal of Security Strategies
No.15. June 2012.

Teaching courses at Nankai University and Jilin University since 2004

1. European Diplomacy & Its Effects on Modern China
2. History of U.S. Foreign Policy since 1898
3. Evolution of International System (For international students)
4. The Sino-EU Issues
5. Contemporary China’s Strategy
6. Selected Readings in US-UK Historical Documents
7. Modern Europe 1789-1989
8. China’s Foreign Policy (for International Students)
9. Theories of International Relations (for international students)

Languages:  Chinese (native)， English (fluent) and Russian (primary)