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James C. Hsiung ( )
Office:
Department of Politics
New York University
Tel. (212) 998-8523
th
19 West 4 Street
FAX (212) 995-4184
New York, N. Y. 10012
E-Mail: jch2@nyu.edu
Home:
P. 0. Box 34
Kew Gardens, NY 11415 USA
EDUCATION

B.A., National Taiwan University, 1955


M.A., Southern Illinois University, 1960
Ph. D., Columbia University, 1967

EXPERIENCE

New York University


New York, N.Y.
Assistant Professor of Politics, 1967-69
Associate Professor of Politics, 1969-75
Professor of Politics, 1975-present
Administrative responsibilities -Director of East Asian Studies, CAS, 1968-73
Director of Third World Studies, CAS, 1973-75
Director of Undergraduate Studies, Politics Dept., 197173; 1990-92
Director of Graduate Studies, Pols. Dept., 1973-1975;
1979-1980; 1984-1985
Columbia University
New York. N.Y.
Associate, East Asian Dept., 1961-64
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Lecturer, 1964-67
Asst. Professor, Government Dept., summer 1968
Adjunct Visiting Full Professor, 1978-79
Faculty Seminar Associate, Modern China Seminar, 1969present; Chairman, 1972-73
Research Associate, East Asian Institute, 1968-69; 1974-76
Faculty Seminar Associate, Pre-Industrial Seminar, 1974-78
Administrative responsibilities
Asst. Dir., East Asian (NDEA) Summer Center, 1968-69
Coordinator, East Asian (NDEA) Summer Center, Chinese
Program, 1966; 1967

Visiting Appointments
Lingnan University, Hong Kong
[Visiting] Chair Professor & Head, Dept. of Politics-Sociology,
1997-1999
Honorary Professor, Dept. of Politics-Sociology, 1999-present

MAJOR BOOKS PUBLISHED

Ideology & Practice: The Evolution of Chinese Communism (New York:


Praeger, 1970);
Law and Policy in Chinas Foreign Relations (New York: Columbia
University Press, 1972);
The Logic of Maoism: Critiques and Explications (New York: Praeger,
1974);
China in the Global Community (New York: Praeger, 1980), coedited
with Samual S. Kim;
Asia and U. S. Foreign Policy (New York: Praeger, 1981), coedited with
Winberg Chai;
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Contemporary Republic of China: the Taiwan Experience, 1950-1980


(New York: Praeger, 1981);
+ paperback edition published by the American Assn. of Chinese
Studies, 1981;
The Trial of the Gang of four & Its Implications in China (Baltimore,
MD: University of Maryland School of Law, 1981);
U. S. - Asian Relations: The National Security Paradox (New York:
Praeger, 1983);
Congress, the Presidency, and the Taiwan Relations Act (New York:
Praeger, 1985), coedited with Louis Koenig and Kingyu Chang;
Beyond China's Independent Foreign Policy (New York: Praeger,
1985);
Human Rights in East Asia: a Cultural Perspective (New York: Paragon
House, 1985);
Distribution of Power and Rewards (Lanham, Md.: UPA, 1991);
Chinas Bitter Victory: The War with Japan, 1937-1945 (Armonk, NY:
M.E. Sharpe, 1992), coedited with Steven I. Levine;
Asia Pacific in the New World Politics (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner,
1993).
Anarchy & Order: the Interplay of Politics & Law in International
Relations (Boulder, Co: Lynne Rieener, 1997)
Hong Kong the Super Paradox (New York: St. Martins Press, January
2000)
Twenty First Century World Order & the Asia Pacific (New York:
Palgrave, 2001).
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Monograph: Comprehensive Security: Challenge for Pacific Asia


(University of Indianapolis
Press, 2004)
China and Japan: Deciphering the Perpetual Conflict (New York:
Palgrave-Macmillan, 2007)
+ Various book chapters in other edited volumes, and articles in
scholarly journals, not listed here.

SELECTED RECENT ARTICLES & BOOK CHAPTERS (since 1988)


"Sino-Soviet Detente and Chinese Foreign Policy," Current History
(Sept., 1988);
Book Chapter: "Balance of Power in the Pacific Century: Challenge for
the United States," in From Pacific Region to Pacific Community, ed.,
Bernard Joei (Taipei: Tamkang University Press, 1989);
"Hong Kong's Structural Relationship with the Central Government in
Beijing after 1997," 17 Asian Affairs 3 (UC Berkeley) (1990);
"Challenge to the NPT Regime in Asia: Patterns and Rationales."
Journal of International Affairs (Spring 1990);
"Mainland China's Paradox of Partial Reform: A Post Mortem on
Tiananmen," 26 Issues and Studies 6 (Taipei) (1990);
"The Post-Cold War World Order and the Gulf Crisis," 18 Asian Affairs
(Washington DC) 1 (1991);
"The Disintegration of the Soviet Union: A Retrospective View on
Gorbachev's Reforms" (in Chinese), The Mirror Post Journal (Hong
Kong) (November 1991);
Book Chapter: "The Myth of the Overpopulation Syndrome in Chinese
History: Some Food for Thought," in Families East and West, eds.,
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Phylis L. Lin, et al. (University of Indianapolis Press, 1991);


Book Chapter: "China in the 21st Century Global Balance: Challenge
and Policy," in The Evolving Pacific Region, eds., Steve Chan and Cal
Clark (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 1992);
Book Chapter: "Human Rights and International Relations: Law,
Morality, and Politics," in Human Rights of Migrant Workers, ed.,
Grziano Battistella (Quezon City, the Philippines: Scalabrini Migration
Center, 1993).
Book Chapter: "The Dowager Syndrome: Challenge to the Imagery of
Women's Meek Status in Traditional Chinese Families," in Marriages
and Family: a Global Perspective, ed., Phylis L. Lin (University of
Indianapolis, 1995).
"Human Rights in Light of the Traditional Chinese Humanist Tradition,"
paper, Third World Conference, Governors' State University, Chicago,
April 30, 1993.
"An Emergent Chinese Omni-Directional Foreign Policy: Follow-on from
Zhoubian Diplomacy," paper, American Political Science Association,
September 1, 1994, New York, NY. Revised text published in Asian
Survey, June 1995.
Book Chapter: "The Paradox of Taiwan-Mainland China Relations:
Explication of an Emergent Pattern," in The International Status of
Taiwan in the New World Order: Legal and Policy Considerations, ed.,
Jean-Marie Henckaerts (The Hague/Boston./London: Kluwer Law
International, 1996)
"China and Asia-Pacific Security" (in Chinese), in China and the World
(Hong Kong, July 1997)
Hong Kong as a Non-Sovereign International Actor, in 24 Asian
Affairs: An American Review (Washington, DC) 4:-237-245 (Winter
1997-1998).
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Interpreting the Hong Kong Basic Law with Chinese Characteristics,


5 American Journal of Chinese Studies (Fall 1998)
United States Policy Toward Asia Pacific in the Post-Cold War Era,
China Review (Hong Kong) (March 1998).
The U.S. All-Out Engagement China Policy and Its Implications for
Beijing and Taipei, 26 Asian Affairs 1:26-36 (Spring 1999).
Pacific Asia in the Twenty-First Century World Order, 29 Asian Affairs
2:99-115 (Summer 2002).
Book Chapter: Shadow Boxing or Real Movement? Cross-Strait
Relations in 1998, in China Review 1999, ed. Chong Chor Lau and
Geng Xiao (Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press, 1999)
Commentary: "Rule of Law in Hong Kong: What to Expect for the Time
Ahead," CSIS Hong Kong
Update (Washington DC, CSIS)) (Spring 2000).
Pacific Asia in the Twenty First Century World Order, Asian Affairs
(Washington, D.C.), vol. 29, no. 2: 99-116 (Summer, 2002).
"Aftermath of China's Accession to the World Trade Organization," The
Independent Review:
Journal of Political Economy, vol. 8, no. 1 (Summer 2003).
Book Chapter: Globalization, FTAA, and Pacific Asias Economic
Security, theoretical chapter in
Regional Cooperation Among ASEAN, Japan, and the Chinese
Economies, eds., H.S. Lim
and M.K. Nyaw (Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 2004);
Lead Article: The Strategic Triangle Update: Dynamics Between
China, Russia, and the U.S.,
Harvard International Review, vol. 24, no. 1 (Spring 204).
The ROCs (Taiwans) Quest for Wider International Participation,
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American Foreign Policy


Interests, vol.28, no.3 (June 2006).
Lead article: The Changing Intellectual and Political Climate in the
China Debate and the Future
of International Relations Theory, American Foreign Policy Interests,
vo.l.30, no.1 (JanuaryFebruary 2008).
COURSES TAUGHT (over the years)
International Politics: Concepts and Theories (Core Course)
Diplomacy and Negotiations
International Governance
International Law
International Organization
International Relations of Pacific Asia
Chinese Foreign Policy and World Politics
Comparative Politics & Comparative Communism
Comparative Far East Politics
Politics of East Asia: China and Japan
Oriental Political Culture and Thought
Ideologies of 19th- and 20th-Century China
Seminar: Dilemmas and Paradoxes in International Relations
Seminar: Post-Cold War International Relations, a Theoretical Review
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
American Political Science Assn.
International Studies Assn.
American Society of International Law
Assn. of Asian Studies
American Assn. of Chinese Studies

OTHER AFFILITIATIONS (past and present)


China Council, The Asia Society
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Consulting Editor, The Asian Affairs Quarterly


Editorial Advisory Board, Asian Thought & Society
Editorial Advisory Board, The American Asian Review
Steering Group on China's Foreign Policy & International Affairs,
American Society of International Law, funded by SSRC-ACLS
Committee of One Hundred
Director, Contemporary U.S.-Asia Research Institute
Vice Chairman, Jin Song Educational Foundation (Hong Kong)
Director, Han Yun Academy (Hong Kong)
Board of Directors, The Pacific Rim Institute
Member, New York Forum

GRANTS RECEIVED
Columbia University, East Asian Institute, 1968~69; 1973-75
NYU, Arts & Science Research Fund grants, various years
Pacific Cultural Foundation research grant, 1979-80; 1980-81
IREX travel grant to the Soviet Union, 1980, 1985
HEW, Office of Education, Title VI Institutional Grant, 1973~75
Washington Institute, Research Grant, 1984-85, for book on human
rights in Eat Asia
CUSAR Institute (New York), Research Grant, 1983~85, for study of
dynamics in the US-Soviet-China triad
RGC (Hong Kong), Research Grant, 1998-2001

HONORS & HONORIFICS


Academician, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (China)
Honorary Professor, Nanchang University (Jiangxi, China)
Honorary Professor, Guangzhou University (Canton, China)
Honorary Professor, South China Normal University (Canton, China)
Honorary Trustee, Beijing College of China-Singapore Business and
Management (Beijing)
Honorary Professor, Zhongshan (Sun Yat-sen) University (Canton)
Advisor, the Sun Yat-sen Social Science Journal, National Sun Yat-sen
University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
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Senior Advisor and Honorary Professor, Hailian University (Nanchang,


China)
Senior Advisor to Chair of the Board, Kaifeng University (Honan,
China)
Former Advisor to Premier Sun Yun-hsuan, ROC, Taipei, Taiwan
Former Advisor, Ministry of Education, Republic of Singapore

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