Rosemary Foot gives papers at Fudan University
Professor Rosemary Foot spent November 2024 at Fudan University, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Shanghai, where she gave papers on 'China as a Multilateral Actor in World Politics: Patterns and Portents'; 'US‒China Security Relations and the Asia‒Pacific Region: Trends and Future Prospects in a Bifurcated Security Environment'; 'Multilateralism in Crisis and Multilateralism Revived: The Chinese Offer in the 21st Century'. She also took part in the Chinese launch of the Special Issue of the journal Global Policy (further details below) and gave a paper at the Shanghai University of International Business and Economics. Prof. Foot met with many of Fudan’s doctoral students and discussed their doctoral thesis proposals.
Latest publications
'China–U.S. Relations in a Changing World Order: Prospects for the Future', in Christopher V. Chivvis (ed.), U.S.‒China Relations for the 2030s: Toward a Realistic Scenario for Coexistence, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, October 2024. Carnegie also produced a video where Prof. Foot outlines the main argument of this chapter.
'Reining in a Liberal UN: China, Power Shifts, and the UN's Peace and Security Pillar', Global Policy, Volume 15, Supplement 2, May 2024 (with Sebastian Haug and Max-Otto Baumann)
'Introduction – Power Shifts in International Organisations: China at the United Nations', Global Policy Special Issue, Volume 15, Supplement 2, May 2024.
