Open lecture (1/19) Realism and nationalism with Chinese characteristics: Understanding Chinese foreign policies

January 19, 2021
08:50 AM - 11:20 AM
Online (Zoom)

Speaker: Prof. Wang Yi (Waseda University)

Dr. Wang Yi will give a talk on how particular political ideas, such as realism
and nationalism, have shaped Chinese foreign relations. Despite the partly
contradiction between the theories/ideologies of realism and nationalism, these
two strands of ideas often mix together and dominate China's public discourse.
This talk will explore why realism and nationalism, rather than other
alternatives, stay exceptionally popular in China and how they frame China's
understanding of world politics.

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About the Speaker:
Dr. Wang Yi is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University. Prior to taking up this position, he worked as a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Manchester. He studies memory politics, nationalism, international relations, and political communication, with a regional focus on China. His work has appeared in journals such as Memory Studies, The China Quarterly, and Journal of Contemporary China."