Prof. DONG Qingling

Professor

 

Prof. Dong serves as a postdoctoral research fellow of cyber-security in State Information Center, a branch of China’s National Development and Reform Commission (SIC-NDRC) and a senior researcher of big data science in TIME-SPACE BIG DATA CENTER, which belongs to SIC. He is also the executive member of Institute of Big Data for International Relations (IBDIR), an agency founded by SIR-UIBE aiming to promote international studies based on open data.

 

Prof. Dong studied International Relations and got his PhD degree in China Foreign Affairs University in 2009. He has conducted scientific researches and engaged in academic exchanges overseas for many times. Currently, Prof. Dong mainly undertakes research on International Relations driven-by big data and teaches International Relations Theory, International Law, International Economic Cooperation and Security.

 

E-mail: TungTsingling@uibe.edu.cn

 

Courses

Undergraduate program:

International Relations Theory; International Law; Politics and Economics of Russia; International Economic Cooperation and Security

 

Master’s Program:

International Relations Theory; Case Studies of Foreign Policy; Game Theory and International Studies

 

Major Publications

1. “Big Data-driven Diplomacy: A Revolution of Diplomacy?”, Chinese Journal of European Studies, No. 2, 2015.

2. “Multi-player Coperation and Cyber Security Governance”,World Economics and Politics Korea, No. 11, 2014.

3. “Cyber Deterrence: how to Promote the Responsibility of the Third Party”, World Economics and Politics Korea, No. 9, 2013.

4. “Cyber Deterrnece: Is Retaliatory Strategy Possible?”, World Economics and Politics Korea, No. 7, 2012.

5. “Is Constructivism a Theory of International Politics”, Chinese Journal of European Studies, No. 5, 2014.

6. “Confidence Building for Cyber-security between China and the United States”, China International Studies, No.3, 2014.

7. “Beyond Neo-classical Realism: A Constructive Approach to Realism?”, Foreign Affairs Review, No. 6, 2012.

8. “Deterrence in Cyberspace: Is Retaliation Feasible?”, World Economy and Politics, No.7th, 2012.

9. “Is Constructivism an International Political Theory?”, European studies, 5th issue, 2012.

10.” New Media Diplomacy: a New Diplomatic Revolution? ", International Observation, No.5, 2012.

11. "toward Neoclassical Diplomacy: a New Strategy of Returning Traditional Strategic Culture to China's Neighborhood Security", Pacific journal, No.12, 2011.

12. "from Event Assignment to Relationship Assignment: Quantitative Measurement of Bilateral Relations", Diplomatic Review, No.2, 2011

13. “Questioning Neoclassical Realism: a Sociological Approach to the Construction of Realism”, Diplomatic Review, No.6, 2009.

14 “Realistic Constructivism and Liberal Constructivism: Differentiation within a Research Program”, World Economy and Politics, No.12th, 2008.

15. “A Review of the Theory of Realistic Constructivism”, International Political Science, No. 1, 2008.

16. “On National Image and International Communication”, International Political Studies, No.3, 2006.

17. "Peace, Development and Cooperation: Reflections on China's National Image Construction", Theoretical Journal, No.4, 2006.

18. "A Brief Discussion on the" Northern Territory "Diplomacy of the Japanese Government", Russian Studies, No.1, 2005.

19. “The Rise of Great Powers and the Theoretical Dilemma of Realism”, Gansu Theoretical Journal, No. 1, 2005.

 

Books

Complex Constructivism: The Evolution of Conflict and Cooperation, BJ: Current Affairs Press, 2012.

 

Major Research Projects

1. “Diplomatic Decision-Making Driven by Big Data,” Project of National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science, 2015.

2. “New Media Diplomacy based on Web 2.0”, Project of Ministry of Education, 2012.

3. “Cyber Deterrence based on Rational Choice”, Research Project of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, 2014.

4. “ National Strategy for Cyber Security in Digital Era”, project of UIBE, 2013.