Publication:
“Competition in Convergence: US-China Hegemonic Rivalry in Global Capitalism”, in Hegemony and World Order: Reimagining Power in Global Politics, edited by Piotr Dutkiewicz, Tom Casier, and Jan Aart Scholte, Routledge, chapter 12. “Integrated Challenge: China’s Response to Reforms in Global Governance”, in Global Governance in Transformation – Challenges for International Cooperation, edited by Leonid Grigoryev and Adrian Pabst, Springer (2020): 105-115. “Anti-Hegemon or post-hegemon? Emerging Economies in World Trade”, Beijing Cultural Review《文化纵横》August 2019: 51-59 (in Chinese). “Chinese Capitalism and the Maritime Silk Road: a world-systems perspective”, Geopolitics, Vol. 22, No. 2, 2017: 310-331. “The Political Economic Logic of Regime Changes in Property Rights: evidence from Russian bankruptcy laws”, Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies,《俄罗斯东欧中亚研究》, No. 1, 2016 (in Chinese). “Nach dem Neoliberalismus: Staatskapitalismus in China und Russland”, Osteuropa 65(5-6), 2015: 21-32. “Comparative Analysis of State-Capital Relations in China and India: evidence from overseas investment of national oil companies”, Social Sciences《社会科学》No. 9, 2015: 22-31 (in Chinese). “Emerging Economies’ Catch-up, State Capitalism, and World Order”, Journal of East China Normal University (Humanities and Social Sciences) 《华东师范大学学报（哲学社会科学版）》, No.4, July, 2015: 63-71 (in Chinese). “Чего хочет Азия? Потребление, наращивание взаимосвязей, капитал и талант” Тимофей Бордачёв, Анастасия Лихачева, Чжан Синь. RussiainGlobalAffairs. No.1, 2015: 82-95.(English version is published as “What Asia wants, or the Four C’s: Consumption, Connectivity, Capital & Creativity” with Timofey Bordachev and Anastasia Likhacheva. Valdai Paper No. 01, 2014, Valdai Foundation, Russia) “TheTheoreticalImplicationsoftheUkrainianCrisis”, with FENGShaolei, World Economics and Politics《世界经济与政治》No. 6, 2014: 45-55 (in Chinese). “The Myths of “Energy Empire”, “Energy Superpower”, and “Energy Diplomacy””, Russian Studies 《俄罗斯研究》No.6, Dec. 2013: 12-31 (in Chinese). “State Capitalism, Privatization and Elite Conflict: the dual logics of ‘state-capital’ relations in Russia”, Russian Studies《俄罗斯研究》No. 6, Dec. 2012: 85-105 (in Chinese). “Asymmetrical Partnership: the Impact of Sino-Russian Energy Cooperation on EU-Russia Relations”, in Divided States: Strategic Divisions in EU-Russia Relations, edited by Scott N. Romaniuk and Marguerite Marlin, disserta Verlag, Hamburg, Germany (2012): 264-302. “Civil Society and the Anatomy of a Rural NGO”, with Richard Baum, The China Journal (July, 2004: 97-107). An extended version is included in Associations and the Chinese State: Contested Spaces,edited by Jonathan Unger, M. E. Sharpe (2008): 200-215. ·“‘Civil Society’ Revisited: the Anatomy of a Rural NGO in Qinghai”, with Richard Baum, in Grass-roots Democracy in India and China: The Right to Participate, edited by Memoranda Mohanty et al., Sage Press (2007): 123-140.
Policy papers, commentaries and short pieces (selected) “Chinese Capitalism and the Silk Roads”, Aspen Review (Europe), No.4, December 2016: 25-29. “Trade and Industrial Cooperation between China and Russia in Border Area: Reality and Prospects”, East Sea Regional Barometer-East Sea Rim, No.19, 2015: 9-13. “Has ‘Coordination’ Started?”, Russian Analytical Digest, No. 183, May 2016: 2-5. “Re-politicization of Russian Politics”, Russian Analytical Digest, No. 168, June 2015: 2-5.
Policy Consultation Projects Ministry of Foreign Affairs, China, commissioned report: “The Cost-Benefit Analysis of Admission of India and Pakistan into Shanghai Cooperation Organization” (2014). China Development Bank, commissioned report: “New Silk Road Economic Belt: the dimension of energy cooperation” (2013).
Translation Richard Lachmann. States and Power. Polity Press (2010). with Li Jing, Chinese version: 理查德-拉克曼《国家与权力》, 上海人民出版社, 2013年
Grants, Fellowships, and Honors (selected)
First Prize Award, Yong Scholars Forum, Shanghai Association of Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian Studies, for the paper “Emerging Economies’ Catch-up, State Capitalism, and World Order” (in Chinese) (2015). Selected by Wenhuibao as one of the 12 emerging scholars in humanities and social sciences in Shanghai (2015). First Prize Award, Young Scholars Research Contest, Shanghai Association of European Studies, for the paper “The Long Shadow of Mass Privatization” (in Chinese) (2014). Selected by the India-China Institute (The New School, US) as one of five Emerging Scholars in India-China Studies (2013).
Invited Talks and Keynote Speeches (selected)
·“The Means of Chinese Influence in Europe”, Senior Executive Seminar, George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, Garmisch-Partenkirchen (2019) ·“Geopolitical Imagination: Russia and China in the New Geopolitics of the Arctic”, High North Dialogue, Bodø, Norway (2019) ·JETRO Summit, “The New Era of the Eurasian Continent: transformation of Central Asia and development in Russia and China”, Tokyo (2018) ·“Central Asia on China’s Agenda”, Central Asia Enhancing Regional Cooperation Workshop, George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, Garmisch-Partenkirchen (2018) ·“Hegemonies, Empires, and Nation-states: politics of difference in the post-liberal world”, “Inventing Hegemonies” Conference, University of Warsaw-DOC institute, Warsaw (2018) ·“Future Trajectories of the Russia-China Relationship”, Carnegie-Finnish Institute of International Affairs seminar, Helsinki (2018) ·“High Rhetorical Significance, Low Practical Substance: Do We Need the RIC Format?”, 11th Berlin Conference on Asian Security, the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin (2017) ·“Connectivity and Its Implication for China and Eurasian Integration”, international seminar “Security Along the Silk Road”, Near East and South Asia Center for Strategic Studies (US) and Vivekananda International Foundation (India), Delhi, (2016) ·“Trade and Industrial Cooperation between China and Russia in Border Area”, 2015 International Conference for Eurasia Initiative and Cooperation in East Sea Rim, Kyung Hee University, Seoul (2015) ·“Comparative Politics of Development in China and Russia: implication for good democracy”, Department of Political Science & Diplomacy, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul (2014) ·“Sino-Russian Relations in the New World Order”, Korea Institute for National Unification, Seoul (2014) ·“When ‘Good Governance’ Meets ‘Global Governance”, Conference “Global Governance in Unsustainable World”, Higher School of Economics, Moscow (2013) ·“Institutional and Cultural Interpretation of Internationalization Strategies of Russian State and Business”, National Development and Reform Commission, Beijing (2013)
Media and Public Policy
·Columnist, by-weekly column on Russian politics and international affairs in Oriental Morning Post and The Paper (since 2007) ·Recent media appearance: Financial Times, BBC, Kommersant, South China Morning Post, Nikke Asia Review, National Interest, Russia Today, Sputnik News, China Business Network, CCTV News/CGTN, Dragon TV, Phoenix Television, International Channel of Shanghai,Shenzhen Cable Network [updated in August 2020]
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