Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Institute of Asian Studies, China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU)
yangyue@cfau.edu.cn
Biographical Statement
Dr. Yang Yue received her Ph.D in International Relations from Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. She has been a Fulbright Scholar at Georgetown University from 2006 to 2008. She studies American politics and foreign policy. She is writing books and a series of papers on the political process of American social movements, American electoral politics, American foreign policy towards China and DPRK. She is currently conducting researches on American cultural diplomacy and the US’ Asia-pacific policy. She also leads courses in “Contemporary American Government and Policy” and “Approaches and Topics in American Politics”.
As a member of NACT China (Network of ASEAN-China Think-tanks), she has also been actively engaging in Track II diplomacies.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Monograph and edited books:
Yue, Yang. Political Process of the American Social Movements. Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, 2014.
Translated monograph:
Yue, Yang. International Practices (translated Chinese version). Shanghai: Shanghai People’s Publishing House, 2015 (co-translator)
Yue, Yang. Congenial Debates on Controversial Questions (Bruce N. Waller, translated Chinese version). China Renmin University Press, 2015
Yue, Yang. America’s Misadventures in the Middle East (translated Chinese version). Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, 2013 (co-translator)
Articles:
Yue, Yang. ‘China’s cultural diplomacy since the 18th CPC National Congress, taking the “going out” projects funded by China National Arts Fund as examples’, Public Diplomacy Quarterly Vol. 1 Spring, 2017. pp.114-120.
Yue, Yang. ‘The Obama Administration’s “Strategic Patience” towards the DPRK’, Foreign Affairs Review Vol. 32 No.4 , 2015. pp.137-156.
Yue, Yang. ‘A Comparative Study on the Occupy Wall Street Movement and the Tea Party Movement: from the Perspective of the Political Process Theory’, The Chinese Journal of American Studies Vol.28 No.3, 2014. pp.58-79.
Yue, Yang. ‘Evolution of “Neighborhood” Concept and China’s Foreign Strategies’, Foreign Affairs Review Vol.6 , 2014.
Yue, Yang. ‘The U.S. Congressional Redistricting and its Political Implications’, International Forum No.4, 2012. pp.67-73.
Yue, Yang. ‘An Explanatory Practice Model of China’s Participation in International System’, Foreign Affairs Review Vol. 4, 2012. pp.8-31.
Yue, Yang. ‘On the U.S. Campaign Finance Reform: Public Choice Theory Approach’, Journal of World Education (Marching towards Future: New Features of Sino-US Relation---Proceedings of Chinese Fulbright Alumni Conference 2011) Special Issue. 2012. pp.67-72.
Yue, Yang. ‘Re-division of Constituencies in U.S. House of Representatives Election: An Obstacle for Obama’s Being Re-elected in 2012?’, Contemporary World Vol.2, 2012. pp.65-67.
Yue, Yang. ‘New Trends in U.S. Electoral Law’, www.gmw.cn, March 11, 2011.
Yue, Yang. ‘On the “People First” Diplomacy in China’, Foreign Affairs Review Vol. 3, 2011. pp.46-62.
Yue, Yang. ‘On the Political Effects of the Soft News in the U.S.’, Journalism Lover No.1, 2010.
Yue, Yang. ‘The Most Successful American Woman Presidential Candidate --- Hillary Clinton: Trend or Exception?’, Journal of LanZhou University (Social Sciences) S1, 2009. pp.1-5.
Yue, Yang. ‘On the Correlation between Presidential Candidates’ Trait Ratings by American National Election Studies and the U.S. Presidential Election Outcomes’, Foreign Affairs Review Vol.26 No.110, 2009. pp.74-82.
Book chapters:
Yue, Yang. ‘On the U.S. “China’s Rising” Discourse’ in Jisheng, Sun, Comparative Study of “China’s Rising” Discourse (Beijing: World Affairs Press, 2015). pp.51-110.
Yue, Yang. ‘Americans’ Views on China’, in Yunling, Zhang, China and the World: New Trend, New Understanding and New Orientation (Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 2011).
Research Grants and Projects
Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities (No. 3162015ZYYL07), “Culture and Diplomacy: a Study of China's Social and Cultural Exchanges with Foreign Countries”, 2016.
National Social Sciences Fund Project (No. 12BGJ011), “The Basic Objectives and Policies of the U.S. toward Asia-Pacific Region”, 2012.
Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities (No. ZY2012QB03), “Social Movements and American Politics”, 2012.
Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities (No. ZY2011KA02), “Comparative Study of “China’s Rising” Discourse”, 2011.
Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities (No. ZY2011QB02), “From the Edge to the Center: the Changing Image of China in American Society”, 2011.
