Weiqing SONG (宋衛清)

Monograph and Edited Volumes

1. E. Fanoulis & W. Song (eds), The European Union’s public diplomacy: a global perspective, special issue, Journal of Contemporary European Studies. (forthcoming)
2. W. Song & J. Wang (eds), The European Union in the Asia Pacific: Rethinking Europe’s Strategies and Policies, Manchester University Press, the UK, February 2019.
3. W. Song (ed), China’s Relations with Central and Eastern Europe, London, the UK: Routledge, October 2017.
4. W. Song, China’s Approach to Central Asia: the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, London, the UK: Routledge, June 2016.
5. J. Wang & W. Song (eds), China, the European Union and International Politics of Global Governance, Basingstoke, the UK & New York: Palgrave MacMillan, January 2016.

Journal Articles: (*) is used to denote the Corresponding Author

1. W. Song & W. Ai*, “Role Conflict, its Compromise and the European Union’s Public Diplomacy in China”, Journal of Contemporary European Studies, (2022) (online first). (SSCI indexed)
2. W. Song* & R. Fürst, “China’s bid for international leadership in Central and Eastern Europe: role conflict and policy responses”, International Relations, (2022) (online first). (SSCI indexed)
3. E. Fanoulis & W. Song*, “The cooperation between EU and China: A post-liberal governmentality approach”, Review of International Studies, 48(2) (2022), 346-363. (SSCI indexed)
4. G. Li & W. Song*, “The Rise of Think Tanks as Institutional Involution in Post-socialist China”, The China Review, Vol. 22, No. 1 (2022), 159–178. (SSCI indexed).
5. W. Song, “China’s Normative Foreign Policy and Its Multilateral Engagement in Asia”, Pacific Focus, 35(2), 229-249 (2020). (SSCI indexed)
6. S. Chan & W. Song*, “Telling the China Story well: A Discursive Approach to the Analysis of Chinese Foreign Policy in the “Belt and Road”, Chinese
7. Political Science Review, 5(3), 417-437 (2020). (ESCI & Scopus indexed)
8. W. Song, “Logic of the Chinese developmental state and China’s geo-economic engagement with Central and Eastern Europe”, Asia Europe Journal, 17(4), 387-401. (2019) (SSCI indexed)
9. W. Ai & W. Song*, “China and European Union’s Participation in Conflict Resolution: Norm Dynamics, Convergence, and Divergence in Foreign Policy”, Journal of Contemporary China, 28(116): 277-292. (2019) (SSCI indexed)
10. G. Mak & W. Song*, “Transnational Norms and Governing Illegal Wildlife Trade in China and Japan: Elephant Ivory and Related Products under CITES’, Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 31:5, 373-391. (2019) (SSCI indexed)
11. W. Song* & R. B. Hall, European Union’s Construction of International Identity via Strategic Partnerships: Associating and Social Distancing, Contemporary Politics, 25:2, 172-189. (2019) (SSCI indexed)
12. W. Song, China’s Long March to Central and Eastern Europe, European Review, Vol. 26, No. 4, 755–766. (2018) (SSCI indexed)
13. Y. Zhou & W. Song*, Sino-European Cooperation in the Renewable Energy Sector: Problems and Promises, International Spectator; 52:4, 145-156. (2017) (Scopus indexed)
14. W. Song, A Special Region in the World: Conceptualising Macao’s Diplomatic Behaviour, China: an International Journal, 13/3: pp.154-171. (2015) (SSCI indexed)
15. G. Li & W. Song*, Cultural Production in Contemporary China: the Struggle between Political Dogmatism and Economic Pragmatism, Trames: a Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 19 (4), 355–366. (2015) (A&HCI & SSCI indexed)
16. W. Song, “Securitization of the ‘China Threat’ Discourse: a Poststructuralist Account”, the China Review, Vol. 15, No.1: pp. 145 – 169. (2015) (SSCI indexed)
17. W. Song, “Interests, Power, and China’s Difficult Game in Shanghai Cooperation Organization”, Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 23, issue 85, 85 – 101. (2014) (SSCI indexed) Reprinted as Chapter 30, in Liselotte Odgaard, Mathieu Duchâtel (eds) China’s Security, Volume 2: China’s Security Priorities in Asia, Routledge, 2018.
18. W. Song, “Feeling Safe, Being Strong: China’s Soft Balancing Strategy through the Shanghai Cooperation Organization”, International Politics, 50 (5): pp. 664–685. (2013) (SSCI indexed)
19. W. Song, “One Party, Many ‘Vassals’: Revival of Regionalism in China and Governance Challenges for the Party State”, the Independent Review 18(1): pp. 89 – 101. (2013) (SSCI indexed)
20. W. Song, “European Studies in China and Its Chinese Characteristics”, European Political Science, 11(3): pp. 351 – 362. (2012) (SSCI indexed)
21. W. Song, “Open Method of Coordination and Gloomy Future of Social Europe”, Asia Europe Journal, 9 (1): pp. 13 – 27. (2011) (SSCI indexed)
22. W. Song* & Daniel Erler, “Social-Economic Pressures and Political Actors in Welfare State: a Comparative Analysis of Family Policy of Germany and Italy”, Chinese Journal of European Studies (歐洲研究), (In Chinese), 26 (6): pp. 107- 122. (2008) (CSSCI indexed)
23. W. Song* & V. Della Sala, “Eurosceptics and Europhiles in accord: the Creation of the European Ombudsman as an Institutional Isomorphism”, Policy and Politics, 36 (4): pp. 481- 495. (2008) (SSCI indexed)
24. W. Song, “Policy Transfer among Nations: Conceptualization, Research Trends, and Theory Building”, Journal of Public Management (公共管理學報), (In Chinese), 5 (4): pp. 36 – 45. (2008) (CSSCI indexed)
25. W. Song, “Regionalisation, Inter-regional Cooperation and Global Governance”, Asia-Europe Journal, 5(1): pp. 67 – 82. (2007).