Zhang Xiaoyi TITLE/POSITION: Professor
EMAIL: zhangxiaoyi@bfsu.edu.cn
DEGREES • PhD: international relations, Beijing Foreign Studies University, 2017 • MA: English literature, Beijing Foreign Studies University, 2003 • BA: English literature, Beijing Foreign Studies University, 2000
ACADEMIC POSITIONS • Lecturer: 2003-2018 • Associate Professor: 2018-2024 • Professor: 2025- present
OVERSEAS EXPERIENCE • Rajawali Fellow, Harvard University, 2012-2013
TEACHING: Canadian Foreign Policy
RESEARCH INTERESTS • Middle Power • Canadian Foreign Policy • the Arctic
RESEARCH PROJECTS • Leader of Sub-project of “A Study on China’s Capacities and Strategies in Participating Global Educational Governance in the Current Era”, Key Project on National Education Planning, 2020-2023
SCHOLARLY WORKS • Articles: - “New Changes in US–Canada Relations in Trump’s Second Presidency and Future Trends”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), June 2025 - “Canada’s Arctic Security Policy”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), April 2024 - “Current Changes in Canada’s Security Policy”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), June 2023 - “On Canada’s Current China Policy”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), June 2023 - “Dilemma & Prospects of the Middle Power Diplomacy of Canada”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), June 2023 - “An Analysis of Justin Trudeau’s China Policy”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), April 2018 - “An Analysis of Stephen Harper’s Arctic Security Policy”, Contemporary International Relations (CSSCI), July 2016 - “Evolution of UK’s Arctic Strategy: An Analysis from the Perspective of Geopolitical Strategic Competition”, Peace and Development (CSSCI), February 2024 - “Canada’s Feminist International Policy: Causes, Patterns, and Characteristics”, International Forum (CSSCI), August 2020 - An Analysis of the Political Constraints of China-Canada Oil Sands Collaboration, International Forum (CSSCI), July 2013 - “Punch Above Its Weight”: History, Characteristics and Lessons from Canada’s Public Diplomacy, International Forum (CSSCI), May 2011 • Monographs: - A Study of Canada’s Arctic Policy Informed by Theories of Middle Power, Current Affairs Press, 2018 - The Historical Characteristics and Lessons of Canadian Public Diplomacy, Current Affairs Press, 2022
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