Yong Wang is an Associate Professor at the School of International Studies, Peking University. He is also Director of the Peking University Center for International Political Economy Research. His primary research interests concern international political economy, the politics of WTO and other international economic institutions, and regional integration in East Asia as well as US-China relations. He tries to illuminate the relations between state and market on the global and domestic levels. His current interest concerns the changes produced by economic globalization and the impact on China’s economic and political policy making.
Since 1995, he has conducted field research on US-China economic negotiations and Mainland China and Taiwan’s WTO accession respectively in the United States, Mainland China and Taiwan.
At Peking University, he teaches courses in International Political Economy, China-US Economic and Trade Relations, and Politics of International Trade.

Publications on the process of international economic negotiation:

Wang, Yong. 2002. China’s Stakes in WTO Accession-The Internal Decision-Making Process. In China’s WTO Accession: National and International Perspectives, edited by Robert Ash and Heike Holbig.UK: RoutledgeCurzon Press.

Wang, Yong. 2000. China’s Domestic WTO Debate. The China Business Review 27. no. 1: 54-62.

Wang, Yong. 1999. Why China Went for WTO. The China Business Review 2, no. 7 :54-62.

Wang, Yong, 1998. The Rounds of Most Favored Nations: US Trade Policy toward China, 1989-1997 (in Chinese). Beijing: Central Compilation and Translation Press. Chapter 8 discusses bilateral negotiations on market access and intellectual property protection.

 

Contact Information:
School of International Studies
Peking University
Beijing 100871 China
Phone: (8610) 6275 2091
Fax: (8610) 6275 1639
Email:yowang@pku.edu.cn