WANG JIANWEI ¤ý«Ø°¶
Department Head, Full Professor

Other Roles

• Department Head of the Department Governemnt and Pulbic Administration
• Program Coordinator of Master of Arts in International Relations and Public Policy

Academic Qualifications

• Ph. D. in Political Science, University of Michigan, 1994
• Master Degree in International History, Fudan University, Shanghai, 1985
• Bachelor Degree in International Politics, Fudan University, Shanghai, 1982

Teaching Area

• International relations, international relations theory, international organization, Model United Nations
• Chinese politics and foreign policy, Asian politics
• American government, American foreign policy

Research Area

• U.S.-China relations
• Chinese foreign policy
• China-Japan relations
• East Asian security affairs

Current Research

• U.S.-China relations after ¡§9.11¡¨
• China¡¦s peaceful rise
• International relations theory
• Japan¡¦s foreign relations
• Cross-straits relations

Previous Research

• UN peacekeeping operations
• U.S.-China mutual images
• territorial disputes
• democratization and China¡¦s foreign policy

Selected Publications

• Power of the Moment, America and the World after 9/11 (co-author), Beijing: Xinhua Press, 2002.

• Limited Adversaries, Sino-American Mutual Images in the Post-Cold War Era, Oxford University Press, 2000

• ¡§Hu Jintao¡¦s ¡¥new thinking¡¦ on cross-Strait relations,¡¨ American Foreign Policy Interests, Volume 28, Number. 2, 2007.

• ¡§Building a new conceptual framework for U.S.-China relations, The Journal of Comparative Asian Development, Number 1, 2006.

• ¡§Seize the moment¡Xcross-strait relations after the antisecession law,¡¨ American Foreign Policy Interests, Volume 27, Number 4, August, 2005.

• ¡§China¡¦s multilateral diplomacy in the new millennium,¡¨ in Yong Deng and Fei-Ling Wang, eds., China Rising, Power and Motivation in Chinese Foreign Policy, Lanham: Roman & Littlefield, 2005.

• ¡§The U.S. pressure on the RMB appreciation and U.S.-China relations,¡¨ in Tung Chen-yuan, ed. RMB Exchange Rate: a Economic and Strategic Analysis, Taipei: Cross-strait Interflow Prospect Foundation, 2004.

• ¡§China: A Challenge or Opportunity for the United States?¡¨ Journal of East Asian Studies, No.3, 2003.

• ¡§Territorial disputes and Asian security: sources, management, and prospects,¡¨ in Muthiah Alagappa, ed., Asian Security Order, Instrumental and Normative Features, Stanford University Press, 2003.

Professional Affiliations

• Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, London
  

Courses Taught

• Introduction to international systems
• International political economy
• International relations theory
• Model United Nations
• American foreign policy
• American government
• Chinese politics
• U.S.-China relations
• East Asian politics

Contact Details

Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities (FSH)
University of Macau
Av. Padre Tomˆhs Pereira S.J., Taipa, Macao

Room: P305, Pearl Jubilee Building
Telephone: +(853) 8397 8305
Fax: +(853) 2883 8312
E-mail address: jjwang@umac.mo