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FENG Shaolei

Feng Shaolei

Dean, School of Advanced International and Area Studies (SAIAS), East China Normal University; Director, Centre for Russian Studies, East China Normal University; Member of the Sino-Russian Committee of Friendship, Peace and Development; Editor-in-Chief for the core journal “Russian Studies”. Member of the Valdai Discussion Club Advisory Board.

 

Research interests: Russian history; international relations history; political thought history and culture.

 

Selected publications: “Russia in the 20th Century“, (2007);“Transition Era“ (2005);“Domestic Transition and Foreign Relations: Russia since 1992“ (1997).

 

 

Last Publications

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, Vice President of the People's Republic of China, meet in China's Great Hall of the People.
10:56 22/11/2012

Relationship between Russia, China and the United States could be improved

The commitment to improve their people’s livelihood, which all Chinese, American and Russian leaders have repeatedly expressed during the election year, apparently will become an vital fulcrum in promoting Sino-U.S relationship, Sino-Russian relationship and Russia-U.S. relationship.

Meeting of foreign ministers of Russia, China, India
10:21 18/07/2012

Russia and China can and should have a real long-term strategic partnership

Russia’s future development primarily depends on how its economic development is organized. Also, it depends on how it responds and contributes to a more stable society, how harmonized its relationships are with the neighbours and with some great powers.

President Dmitry Medvedev meets with members of Valdai Discussion Club
13:32 10/05/2012

“Convergence” from Within and Outside

The special significance of 2012 lies in the fact that political elections in countries like the United States, Russia, France, Egypt, China and some regions will have a further impact on a world already full of turmoil and upheaval.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin visits People's Republic of China
10:20 29/02/2012

Relations with China: A priority of Russia’s future foreign policy

The recognition of the growing international role of the Asia-Pacific region and its huge potential for future development is a very important factor.

Russky Island ahead of 2012 APEC summit
12:13 06/02/2012

Does the Asia-Pacific region need TPP?

If 2011 witnessed the United States’ “return to the Asia-Pacific,” the focus of U.S. foreign policy in 2012 appears to be to promote its entire Asia-Pacific strategy through the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). In this context, what people need to understand is why the United States needs the TPP strategy and what impacts the TPP strategy will have for the United States, the Asia-Pacific region, and the rest of the world.

Vladimir Putin takes part in State Duma elections
09:44 07/12/2011

United Russia should adapt to the changed reality

United Russia party, with nearly 50% of the votes, won much less support than it did four years ago (when it got over 60%). So we can see that the situation really has changed.

World cities. Shanghai
17:04 05/12/2011

We should always have the chance to hear different voices

The situation in Asia has changed dramatically. We should be able to better understand the historical chances not only for Russian-Chinese bilateral relations, but also for regional and even global affairs.

 
 
 


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