Ye Xue is a research fellow at the China Institute, University of Alberta. His research focuses on non-Western international relations theory, Chinese foreign policy, Australia-China relations, and Chinese international students’ overseas political participation. He received his PhD in International Relations from the University of Sydney.
Experience
–present
Research Fellow , University of Alberta
2021–2022
Research Associate , Australian National Univerisity
2017–2022
Teaching Fellow , The University of Sydney
2020–2021
Research Assocaite , Lowy Institute
Education
2020
The University of Sydney , Phd/ Political Science, International Relations
Publications
2023
China’s Rise, Guanxi, and Primary Institutions, The Pacific Review
2023
China as a Great Power: Reconsidering Face Culture in Chinese Foreign Policy, International Journal
2023
Balancing against China with Confidence: Australia’s Foreign Policy toward China in 2020–22, Asia Policy
2022
Fear and Greed: Mapping the Australian Debate on China’s Economic Sanctions, Pacific Focus
2022
A Cultural Theory of Chinese Foreign Policy, Journal of Contemporary China