Jiang Shixue
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Jiang Shixue is Senior Research Fellow of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He is also Distinguished Professor of the Shanghai University, Macau University of Sciences and Technology, and Sichuan International Studies University, and Guest Professor of Anhui University and Zhejiang International Studies University. Concurrently, he is President of Latin American Studies Council of Asia and Oceania, Vice President of the China Council of Experts for BRICS Think-tanks, Vice President of the China Society of the Emerging Economies. His research fields include Chinese foreign policies, international relations, world economy, global governance, Latin America, Europe, BRICS, emerging economies, etc. He can be reached at: jiangsx@cass.org.cn or jiangshixue@126.com. |
February 28, 2011
- Right Diagnosis is needed for global economic imbalance
- What has caused the global economic imbalance? China's low-valued Renminbi or the U.S.'s way of spending and the dollar-dominated international monetary system?
November 28, 2010
- Panda and the Toucan have an ideal future together
- China became the largest foreign investor in Brazil last year, but both sides still need to do more to keep the mutual beneficial economic relations going in depth.
November 26, 2010
- Athenian Adversity
- The Greek debt crisis reveals inherent risks in the euro zone.
November 5, 2010
- Will Rousseff make a miracle for Brazil?
- Brazilians have made a miracle by choosing Rousseff to become the first female president, and now it is her turn to produce a miracle by maintaining what Lula has achieved.
November 5, 2010
- China's first Latin American policy paper is a road map for future relations
- November 5, 2008, is a milestone date for the development of China-Latin America relations. On that day, China issued its first policy paper on Latin America and the Caribbean.
