FSS-DGPA 3rd Student Research Symposium

Schedule:

Welcome message by Department Head, Prof. WU Yonghong

Announcement for the “Best Paper Award” of the Second Graduate Student Research Symposium

(1) Formal Presentation Panel 1 (International Relations): 2:00-3:30

1. SUN Sibei: Imaginary Anglo-Saxons in Russia’s wartime narrative: insights from civilizational politics
2. YIN Chongyao: China’s Rhetorical Response to the EV “Overcapacity”
3. ZHAO Wanyi: The path to a life community: Rethinking global environmental challenges from the perspective of Confucianism
4. ZHOU Mengdie: China as a postcolonial narrator: characterizing thinking and practices of China’s strategic narrative of world order

Chaired by Prof. YANG Hai

(2) Tea break: 3:30-3:45

(3) Formal Presentation Panel 2 (Public Administration, Public Policy, and Political Economy): 3:45-5:00

1. HU Xueyan: European Cultural Heritage in Former Colonies and Decolonization
2. WEI Yimeng: Trade-offs between Fairness and Efficiency in the Design of Public Sector AI Algorithms: An Analysis of Public Perceptions
3. WU Jiwei: Co-opting Economic Elites: How China Utilizes Political Institutions to Advance Policy Objectives

Chaired by Prof. ZHAO Boyuan

(4) Poster Section: 5:00-6:30

1. SHI Jingzhe: Trump’s Foreign Economic Policy and Populism in American Society
2. SONG Runxi: How the Protégé Audience Assesses Reassurance: Evidence from East Asia
3. TANG Ruiqing: An Analysis of the Impact of Smart Governance on the Willingness to Govern of Grassroots Police Personnel: Examining the Relationship between Public Service Motivation, Digital Platform Usage, and Burnout
4. WANG Yawen: Beyond Rationality: Identity, Perception, and Peacetime Alliance Cohesion — The Case of Brexit
5. WANG Yinkangni: Macau’s E-government and the Enhancement of Government Service Efficiency — Opportunities and Challenges
6. WANG Zixuan: The Influence of Japan’s Unique Anti-Semitism on the Axis Alliance During World War II

Chaired by Prof. Francisco José BERNARDINO DA SILVA LEANDRO