Jiang Shixue
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Jiang Shixue is Senior Research Fellow of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He is also Distinguished Professor of the Shanghai University, Macau University of Sciences and Technology, and Sichuan International Studies University, and Guest Professor of Anhui University and Zhejiang International Studies University. Concurrently, he is President of Latin American Studies Council of Asia and Oceania, Vice President of the China Council of Experts for BRICS Think-tanks, Vice President of the China Society of the Emerging Economies. His research fields include Chinese foreign policies, international relations, world economy, global governance, Latin America, Europe, BRICS, emerging economies, etc. He can be reached at: jiangsx@cass.org.cn or jiangshixue@126.com. |
March 15, 2015
- The Cartagena Dialogue: a new bridge across the Pacific
- Despite the short-comings of the first Cartagena Dialogue, the IISS efforts to build a bridge across the Pacific must be praised.
October 5, 2014
- Sizing up the 2014 Brazilian election
- Domestic economic issues will likely trump foreign policy as deciding factors in Brazil's coming highly contested presidential election.
September 15, 2014
- EU economy could suffer the same fate as Japan
- Although the EU economy is in danger of going the same way as the Japanese economy, its growth prospects are good.
July 19, 2014
- Triangulation between China, Latin America and the US?
- The U.S. does not need to be concerned about China's relations with Latin America. It is possible for all sides to benefit.
July 9, 2014
- China and Germany: a new type of great power relations
- Though China does not have a true new power relationship with the U.S., China and Germany have already achieved this aim.
• Angela Merkel in China
June 3, 2014
- Advancing relations with Latinos
- China and Latin America can both benefit from closer cooperation.
January 27, 2014
- Towards a win-win BIT for China and the EU
- Negotiations between China and the EU over a bilateral investment treaty started in Beijing on Jan. 21, 2014, amid expectations of reaching an agreement at an earlier date.
January 20, 2014
- The Sino-French connection
- China and France are at different stages of development, and the two economies are highly complementary to each other. This provides a good opportunity for both countries to reach win-win results through cooperation.
October 23, 2013
- Why is the 4th CEHED unique?
- There are characteristics of the fourth China-EU High Level Economic and Trade Dialogue that make it unique from the previous three.
September 6, 2013
- Demystifying three myths about the G20
- The G20 is neither the idle talk of grand leaders nor capable of accomplishing everything. And China's position at the G20 has so far been exaggerated.
