Jin Xiaowen
Jin Xiaowen
Assistant Professor
jinxiaowen@ruc.edu.cn- Biography
- Research Interest
- Publications
- Teaching
Education
Sept. 2009-Jul.2015 Ph.D. in International Politics, Peking University, China
Sept. 2005-Jul. 2009 B.A. in International Politics, Fudan University, China
Overseas Experience
Jul. 2016 Visiting Scholar, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Aug. 2012-Jun. 2013 Visiting Scholar, El Colegio de México, Mexico
(Receiving Diploma of Mexican Studies from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)
Sept. 2011-Aug.2012 Joint Doctoral Program, Waseda University, Japan
Aug. 2010 Advanced Seminar, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil
Jul. 2010 Summer School, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Guadalajara, Mexico
Language
Chinese (Native); English (Fluent); Spanish (Fluent); Portuguese (Basic)
Research Interests
Latin America Politics
Sino-Latin American Relations
International Migration
Book Chapter
“The Neo-Gramscian School of International Political Economy,” Chapter 7 of Radical International Political Economics, (Shanghai: Renmin Press of Shanghai, 2010), pp.279-312.
Journal Articles
“The Dilemma and Challenges of Chinese Companies’ Investment in Uruguay: A Case Study on the Sector of Fisheries,” Co-author with Ismael Santana Moreira, Global Finance, No.2, 2019, pp.117-123.
“A Study on the Periodicity of Anti-Establishment Politics in Latin America,” Quarterly Journal of International Politics, Vol.3, No.1, 2018, pp.128-157.
“Populism in Argentina: A Perspective of State-Society Relation,” Journal of Latin American Studies, Vol.39, No.4, 2017, pp.54-74.
“Why the Transoceanic Railways in Latin America Changed from Prosperity to Decline: A Historical Study on the Tehuantepec Railway of Mexico,” Global Finance, No.12, 2016, pp.72-79.
“Understanding the Social Protests in Sino-Latin American Energy Cooperation,” Journal of Strategy and Decision-Making, Vol.6, No.5, 2015, pp.55-69.
“The Political Conflicts and its Implications of Dragon Mart, Cancun in Mexico,”Journal of International Studies, Vol.36, No.1, 2015, pp.74-90.
Newspaper Articles
“Latin America in the time of COVID-19,” China Daily, April 2, 2020, p.013. (In English)
“Chile: Finding a way out after the riot,” Workers Daily, January 10, 2020, p.8.
“In search of Eva Peron in Argentina,” Wenhui Newspaper (Shanghai), January 25, 2018, p.12.
“The Chimas and their land (Mexcio),” Wenhui Newspaper (Shanghai), March 31, 2016, p.4.
Undergraduate courses(In Chinese)
Latin American Politics and Economy
The Modernization of Latin America
International Migration in the Global Society
Introduction to Foreign Affairs Administration
Postgraduate courses (In Chinese)
Comprehensive Studies on Latin America
International Migration: Theories and Issues
RECOMMENDATION
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the People’s Republic of China Ministry of National Defense, the People’s Republic of China
Ministry of Education, the People’s Republic of China Ministry of Commerce, the People’s Republic of China
China International Development Cooperation Agency Renmin University of China
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