POLS 494 Chinese Foreign Policy (UG)

This course examines the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China. We will investigate the various drivers of China’s international behavior, including ideology, nationalism, and concerns about regime survival. We will also explore the impact of China’s growing international influence, focusing on the implications for U.S.-China relations, as well as China’s evolving role in the international economy, the developing world, and global governance.
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Instructor, Fall 2020​

POLS 594 Chinese Foreign Policy (G)

This course examines the main theoretical approaches to the study of China’s foreign policy. We will critically evaluate competing theories about the sources of conflict and cooperation in China’s international behavior. We will also explore the foreign policy challenges that China faces, as well as the implications of China’s economic and military rise for the future of the international system.
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Instructor, Fall 2020

MIT

17.42 The Causes and Prevention of War (Dan Altman)
​Teaching Assistant, Spring 2017

17.41 Introduction to International Relations (Richard Nielsen)
Teaching Assistant, Fall 2017


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