Research Fellow, Institute of Asian Studies, Trilateral Cooperation Studies Center, China Foreign Affairs University
Biographical Statement
Dr. Miao Ji is a Research Fellow of the Institute of Asian Studies and Trilateral Cooperation Studies Center at China Foreign Affairs University. He holds a doctor’s degree in political science from School of International Studies, Renmin University of China and Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University. His research interest covers Japan politics, China’s political decision-making and Sino-Japan relations. Many of his articles have appeared on scholarly journals and newspapers.
Publications
Miao Ji, A Comparative Study of China and America’s African Policy since the Mid-1950s, Beijing: World Affairs Press, 2015.
Li Fujian & Miao Ji, Routledge Handbook for Asian Regionalism 2012 （Chinese translation）, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, Chinese version of Mark Beeson and Richard Stubbs, (eds.), forthcoming 2016.
Selected Articles
Miao Ji, Expectations and reality: managing the risks of the ‘Belt and Road Initiative”, China Quarterly for International Strategic Studies, Vol.1, No.3. 2015, pp.497-522.
Miao Ji & Li Fujian, China and Asian Regionalism, Foreign Theoretical Trends, Vol. 468, No. 2, 2015, pp.95-104.
Miao Ji & Li Fujian, the Game of Orders: Competition between U.S.-Japan Alliance and ASEAN, Forum of World Politics and Economics, Vol. 309, No. 2, 2015, pp. 27-40.
Miao Ji, Lonely Alliance: U.S-Japan Concert as Seen from Abe’s Visits to the U.S., Contemporary World, Vol. 403, No. 6, 2015, pp12-15.
Miao Ji, Rapprochement of Japan and India: towards a global partnership? Contemporary World, Vol. 397, No12, 2014,pp25-28.
Miao Ji & Li Fujian, Strategic Vigilance and Strategic Adaptation: Japan and Australia’s Response to China’s Rise, Foreign Affairs Review, Vol. 138, No.1, 2014, pp.70-89.
Miao Ji, Japan and East Asian Cooperation (2012); APEC in East Asian Cooperation, in Wei Ling ed.,) East Asian Cooperation 2012, Beijing: Economic Science Press, 2013.
