Field of research: Chinese economic diplomacy, Sino-U.S. relations, and international political economy
Born in Anhui Province in 1977, Dr. Song Guoyou got his Ph.D and Master degree in international relations in 2006 and 2003 from Fudan University. His research field covers Chinese economic diplomacy, Sino-U.S. relations, and international political economy. He is a professor and deputy director of the Center for American Studies, executive director of Asia-Pacific Cooperation and Governance Research Center, a Shanghai University think tank, and director of Economic Diplomacy Studies Center of Fudan University. He is one of the members of advisory committee for China’s Ministry of Commerce. He also holds the posts of Senior Research Fellow of International Economics and Finance Institute of Ministry of Finance, member of the standing committee of China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation Council(PECC), and vice president of National Economic Diplomacy Research Association concurrently.
He has published more than fifty academic papers in various magazines including SSCI, CSSCI, and other core journals, which were reprinted more than 20 times by "XinHua Digest", "Chinese Social Science Digest", "China University Academic Abstracts", "Periodical literatures reprinted by Renmin University of China","Internal Reference of People's Daily". He also wrote more than one hundred articles for "People's Daily", "Jiefang Daily", "Global Times", "International Herald Leader", "thepaper.cn", etc. He received review with Xinhua News Agency, New York Times, Bloomberg News, EFE, Oriental TV, Phoenix TV, Shenzhen TV for hundreds of times.
He has undertaken tens of national and provincial research projects of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, Office of the Central Leading Group for the Cyberspace Administration, and Ministry of Education. Some of his reports were subject to instructions and approval from the member of the Standing Committee and the Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC, and the leader of the State Council. He was appointed as the member of the experts team of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Commerce to visit other countries to research and exchange.
He was Fox Fellow in Yale University during 2005-2006 and visiting fellow in Georgetown Unviersity during 2009-2010. He visited more than ten countries in Asia, North America, Latin American, Oceania, and Europe.
He is awarded "Shuguang Scholar" of Shanghai in 2016, and was funded by
"Pujiang Talent Plan" in 2012 and awarded the first-year "Chenguang Scholar" in 2007.
