刘 鸣副所长
刘 鸣,1958年出生于上海。复旦大学法学硕士·博士。现任上海社会科学院亚洲太平洋研究所副所长。兼任厦门大学台湾研究中心兼职研究员,中国社科院亚太所朝鲜半岛研究中心兼职研究员,复旦大学韩国研究中心兼职研究员等。发表有 :《2002年中美关系、台湾问题和朝鲜半岛情况的模拟分析》、《中国的崛起与东亚多边合作》、「中国国际责任论评析」等著述。 Liu Ming currently is a professor, the directors of International Relations Theory Studies and Center for Korea Studies at the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS). He also holds several concurrent fellows at Center for Korean Peninsula Studies, China Academy of Social Sciences; Center for Korea Studies, Fudan University and Center for Taiwan Studies, Xiamen University. His research areas range from the theory of international relations, American policy toward East Asian countries to Korean Peninsula security and its relationship with periphery powers. Liu Ming got his Bachelor of Arts from Nanjing Foreign Languages Institute in 1982, and obtained his Master of Law degree from International Politics Department, Fudan University in 1989 and Ph. Degree in political science from World Economy Institute, Fudan University in 1999. Joined the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (IAPS) in 1989, he first was in charge of IAPS journal of Asia-Pacific Forum from 1992 to 1993 as an executive deputy editor-in-chief. Within his sixteen years academic career, his research focus has ranged from East Asia security, US Asian policy to Korea affairs and international theory. He had participated in several State and Shanghai municipal level research projects and attended numerous international seminars on East Asia security issues in the U.S., Japan and South Korea. He has published more than ten English papers in the American, Canadian and South Korean journals of international studies. He also writes extensively on East Asia security and international theory in a number of Chinese first-class journals, which include World History, World Economy and Politics, Contemporary International Relations, Shanghai Social Sciences, etc. And two of his papers in Chinese “Seyom Brown’s Academic Thoughts and the Dilemma of International Relations Theory” and “the Conditions and Problems in the Great Powers Interaction Relationship”, respectively published in the Academic Research Quarterly in 1997 and in 2000, won the Third Prizes of Excellent Papers of Shanghai Municipal Social Sciences Works Competition in 1998 and 2001; his other papers concerning Korea issue as well as the models of international conflict were also awarded some kinds of prizes for young scholars in the SASS. Liu Ming went to the Columbia University (East Asia Institute), USA; Seoul National University, South Korea and Stanford University (CISAC), USA respectively in 1993, 1996 and 2000 as half- years visiting scholars to conduct international studies projects.