Title: Associate Professor
Institute: Institute for Central Asian Studies
Office:601,Student Activity Center
Fax:(0086) 0931-8911802
E-mail:sunxiuwen@lzu.edu.cn
Education
Sep. 2008-Jun. 2012, B.A.inRussian Language and Literature, Northeast Forestry University.
Sep. 2012-Jun. 2014, M.A. in Foreign Languages and Literature,China University of Geosciences (Wuhan).
Oct. 2014-Oct. 2019, Ph.D, in Political issues of international relations, global and regional development, Moscow State University.
Working Experience
Apr. 2020-current, Associate Professor, Lanzhou University.
Papers and Monographs
1. Sun Xiuwen.Russian-Chinese Arctic cooperation in the energy sector: status, opportunities and prospects // Moscow State University Bulletin. Series 25: International Relations and World Politics. 2017. Volume 9. No. 4. P. 134-169.（RSCI）
2. Sun Xiuwen. Problems and prospects for the development of the Northern Sea Route in the context of the implementation of the “Belt and Road” initiative // Problems of the Far East. 2017. No. 6. P. 11-20.（RSCI）
3. Sun Xiuwen.China's Soft Power in the Arctic // Asia and Africa Today. 2019. No 2. P. 53-57.（RSCI）
4. Sun Xiuwen. Onsome aspects of geopolitical relations in the Arctic // Problems of the Far East. 2019. No. 3. P. 118-129.（RSCI）
5. Sun Xiuwen.The RIC Triangle in the Arctic: Rivalry or Cooperation? // Theories and problems of political research. 2017. Volume 6. No. 2. P. 356-375.（BAK）
6. Sun Xiuwen.The countries of North-East Asia in the Arctic: opportunities and obstacles for creating a community of interests // Theories and Problems of Political Studies. 2017. Volume 6. No. 2. P. 343-359.（BAK）
7. Sun Xiuwen. The potential of international cooperation between the Russia and China in the Arctic: a comparative analysis of national interests // Sociopolitical sciences. 2017. No. 3. P. 12-17.（BAK）
8. Sun Xiuwen.Cognitive differences between China and Russia on Arctic issues - really exist?// RIAC. 05/27. 2018.http://russiancouncil.ru/blogs/sunxiuwen/34193/
9. Wang Sihai, Sun Xiuwen. A study on the Russia-Vietnam Oil and Gas Cooperation // Eurasian Economics. No. 4, 2014, p. 106-119.
Research Area
International Relations in the Arctic, Russian Energy Policy.