BRICS Studies

Xu Xiujun, PhD in International Politics, is a Senior Fellow; Head of the Department of International Political Economy and Executive Director of the Center for the BRICS Studies, Institute of World Economics and Politics (IWEP), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS); professor at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; and Secretary-General of the China Society of Emerging Economies. He was a postdoctoral researcher in world economy at CASS from 2009 to 2011 and a visiting scholar at George Washington University in 2017. His research interests cover international political economy, Asian and Pacific cooperation, development and cooperation of emerging economies, and global economic governance.

• 1. The BRICS Studies: Academic Approach and Frontier Issues 2. Non-neutrality of International Regimes and the BRICS Cooperation 3. Theoretical Explanations for the Origin of BRICS Cooperation 4. BRICS Cooperation in the Game of Countries 5. International Structure and the BRICS Cooperation 6. Practice Theory and China’s Participation in BRICS Cooperation 7. The BRICS Countries and Global Economic Governance 8. The BRICS Countries and the Global Financial Governance 9. Construction of Free Trade Zones in the BRICS Countries 10. The BRICS Countries and New International Direct Investment Rules 11. The BRICS Countries and International Energy Cooperation 12. The BRICS Countries and International Cooperation on Climate Change 13. The BRICS Countries and Global Cyberspace Governance 14. The BRICS Countries and the Construction of New Development Bank 15 Cooperation among the BRICS Countries for Developing Emerging Industries

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