CUI Shunji

ShunjiCUI is an Associate Professor of International Politics and Deputy Director in the Department of Political Science, School of Public Affairs at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China. Dr Cui obtained her Ph.D. in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. She was awarded a British Academy Visiting Fellowship in 2010; and a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence in 2012-13 and taught at Marian University, USA. Her research has dealt with international relations and non-traditional security cooperation with reference to East Asian relations. Her publications include: ‘Great Power Management in International Society’ The Chinese Journal of International Politics (2016, with Barry Buzan);‘Conflict Transformation: East China Sea Dispute and Lessons from the Ecuador-Peru Border Dispute,’ Asian Perspective (2014); ‘Human Development and Human Dignity: Rethinking the Concept of Human Security’, Journal of International Security Studies (2014, in Chinese); ‘Beyond History: Non-Traditional Security Cooperation and The Construction of Northeast Asian International Society,’ Journal of Contemporary China (2013); ‘Problems of Nationalism and Historical Memory in China’s Relations with Japan,’ Journal of Historical Sociology (2012); and ‘(De)Securitising Frontier Security in China: Beyond the Positive and Negative Debate’, Cooperation and Conflict (with Jia Li 2011).