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PhD（Northwestern University） |
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Professor |
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| Email |
taoxiebfsu@126.com |
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| Taught Courses |
American Government and Politics；Introduction to American Politics；Contemporary Chinese Politics；Introduction to Research Methods |
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| Research Areas |
American Politics (Congress, Public Opinion, Elections)；US-China Relations；Chinese Foreign Policy |
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| Education |
2001-2007: Northwestern University, PhD
1998-2001: Beijing Foreign Studies University, MA
1992-1996: Sichuan Foreign Studies University, BA |
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| Academic Titles |
Member of Editorial Board for International Forum |
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| Overseas Experience |
2001-2007: Northwestern University, PhD
2013.1-4:Semester at Sea, faculty |
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| Publications |
2010 Living with the Dragon: Howe the American Public Views the Rise of China. New York: Columbia University Press, co-author
2009 U.S.-China Relations: China Policy on Capitol Hill. London: Routledge
2013 “What Affects China’s International Image: A Cross-national Study of Public Opinion,” Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 22, No 82, pp.850-67
2012 “Cycles, Party Realignment, and Sectionalism of American Presidential Elections in Historical and Comparative Perspectives,” American Studies Quarterly, Vol.26, No.4
2011 “Public Opinion, China’s Diplomacy and Sino-US Relations,” Foreign Affairs Review, 28:5, pp.59-71
2010 “Americans and the Rise of China as a World Power,” Journal of Contemporary China, Vol.19, No.65, pp.479-501
2009 “Americans and the Rise of China,” World Economy and Politics, No.10, pp.25-32.\
2009 “Theory and Methodology: New Directions in American Studies,” Zhejiang Social Sciences, No.3., pp.2-12.
2009 How to Assess Congress’s Role in U.S.-China Relations: An Analysis of China Bills in 1973-2006.” World Economy and Politics, No.1, pp.27-37.
2009 “Party Polarization in Congress: Causes and Consequences.” International Forum, No.1, pp.65-71.
2008 “China Policy Gaps between American Opinion Leaders and the General Public.” Contemporary International Relations, No.11, pp.26-31.
2008 “Sectionalism in Congressional Policymaking toward China,” World Economy and Politics, No.3, pp.33-40.
2008 “A Comparison of Methodology in Chinese and American Political Science.” Zhejiang Social Sciences, No.5, pp.2-12.
2008 “Congress and China Policy: An Analysis of China Bills.” Journal of Contemporary China, Vol.14, No.54, pp.141-65.
2006 “Congressional Roll Call Voting on Trade with China: MFN and PNTR.” American Politics Research, Vol.34, No.6, pp.732-58. |
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| Research Projects |
2011：“Party Politics and American Foreign Policy”, Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University, the Chinese Ministry of Education
2010: “Living with the Dragon: Americans and the Rise of China”, Returned Overseas Scholars Funding Initiative, the Chinese Ministry of Education
2009: “How the Foreign Public Views China’s Rise”, State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs
2009: “A Cross-nation Comparative Study of China’s Overseas Image”, Beijing Foreign Studies University Basic Scientific Research Project
2008: “Living with the Dragon, How the American Public
Views the Rise of China”, Beijing Foreign Studies University 211 Project |
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| Awards & Honours |
2013: Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award, School of English and International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University
2013: Supervisor for Outstanding Graduate Thesis, Beijing Foreign Studies University
2011: Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University, the Chinese Ministry of Education
2011: Excellence in Research Award, Beijing Foreign Studies University
2010: Fok Ying Tong Education Foundation Young Faculty Award
2010: Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award, School of English and International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University
2009: Graduate Teaching Excellence Award, School of English and International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University,
2008: Casio Award for the Best Book, Beijing Foreign Studies University |
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| Invited Lectures |
2013-6-7“What Affects China’s National Image? A Cross-national Study of Public Opinion,” School of International Studies, University of International Business and Economics, Beijing
2013-5-21 “Understanding Chinese Politics: Institutions and Processes,” Chinese Academy of Governance, Beijing |
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| Keynote Speeches |
2011-4 “What Affects China’s International Image? A Cross-national Study of Public Opinion,” co-authored with Benjamin I. Page, paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago
2009-4 Living with the Dragon: Americans and the Rise of China as a World Power,” co-authored with Ben Page, paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago |
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| Media Interviews |
Frequently invited to speak on CCTV, BBC World News TV, China Radio International, Al Jazeera and other media outlets on Chinese foreign policy and U.S.-China relations. |
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