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Is China a Challenger?
Is China a Challenger?

This paper compares AIIB with major IFIs and points out the possible predicament of China's reformist initiatives in the AIIB

Political systems and financial reform process in China, Taiwan and New Zealand
Political systems and financial reform process in China, Taiwan and New Zealand

I compare financial reforms in China, Taiwan and New Zealand and demonstrate the effect of political system on reform policy process

China’s economic offensive and its discontent in Southeast Asia
China’s economic offensive and its discontent in Southeast Asia

I use a crucial case study of Sino-Myanmar relations to disconfirm China's surging political influences in the region

Assessing China's Balance of Payments and its Geo-economics
Assessing China's Balance of Payments and its Geo-economics

My latest article in the International Relations of the Asia-Pacific discussing China's global and regional power relationship

The Invisible Source of China’s Popularity
The Invisible Source of China’s Popularity

I apply social psychological theory and OLS regression to investigate China's growing popularity in developing countries

A Harmonized Southeast Asia?
A Harmonized Southeast Asia?

My latest article in the Pacific Review (26:4) regarding how Southeast Asian countries respond to the rise of China

ISA Annual Convention 2014 at Toronto
ISA Annual Convention 2014 at Toronto

My paper "The Political Economy of Financial Regulation" is accepted for presentation at ISA Toronto in late March, 2014

China's Balance of Influence Strategy in Developing Countries
China's Balance of Influence Strategy in Developing Countries

This paper argues that China increases its influence in developing countries by offering material and psychological incentives

China, Central Asia, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
China, Central Asia, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

This paper uses a repeated stag-hunt game and ANOVA to explore cooperation among six disputed autocracies

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Welcome to Ian Tsung-yen Chen's (陳宗巖) research website. Ian is Associate Professor of Institute of Political Science at National Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan. He received his Ph.D. degree from the International Doctoral Program in Asia–Pacific Studies of National Chengchi University and M.A. degree from East Asian studies of Stanford University. His research interests include international relations, international political economy, international organization, and quantitative analysis with a focus on Asia-Pacific region. You can find his curriculum vitae (pdf), reseach article, commentaries (mostly Chinese), and contact information in this website.

Latest News

Ian Chen@Google Scholar

I create a page of my academic profile at Google scholar, which shows information of my articles and manuscripts, such as who cites them.

New Personal Website

My new personal website IANCHEN.ORG is almost ready to go. It will include all previous works and hopefully to provide some useful information. This new website is friendly to tablet and smartphone users.

Selected Research

Balance of influence: China’s Strategy of Relationship Management in Developing Countries

Unlike the realist prediction that a fast-rising state is likely to expand its power bases through harassment and exploitation of weaker states to satisfy its hunger for resources, China tries to keep a low profile and rhetorically stresses its peaceful rise and its role as a responsible power. Instead of using tangible threats, China is more inclined to exert influence by changing perceptions and then cultivating reciprocity.

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