Zheng Jiyong
Professor, Ph. D., Fudan University
Director, Center for Korean Studies, Fudan University
Research Interests: Politics and Diplomacy of Korean Peninsula, International Relations in East Asia, Party Politics of South Korea, Power Structure of North Korea
E-mail: zhengjiyong@fudan.edu.cn
Zheng Jiyong was born in Suixian, Henan Province. He currently serves as Professor and Director at Center for Korean Studies, Fudan University and professor at the Center for Collaborative Innovation on Territorial Sovereignty and Maritime Rights, China. He got his Doctoral Degree at Fudan University, and had post-doctoral experiences at IFES, Kyungnam University, ROK, and KimIlSung University, DPRK. His research focuses on domestic politics in the two Koreas and bilateral and multilateral relations related to the Korean peninsula. He is the author and coauthor of more than forty scholarly articles and author or editor of five books, including ROK's Political Party Systems 2008, and ROK's Congress Politics 2017, and The “Conflict-Reconciliation” Cycle on the Korean Peninsula: A Chinese Perspective 2012, and Road Map to a Korean Peninsula Peace Regime: A Chinese Perspective 2015. He can be reached at zhengjiyong@fudan.edu.cn.
Books（Monograph and Translation ）
The Party System of South Korea
New Research on Korean Independence Movement: to Commemorate the 90th Anniversary of the Creation of Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
Papers
The "Conflict-Reconciliation" Cycle on the Korean Peninsula: A Chinese Perspective
Chinese Perspective on Regional Implications of the NPT，Develop A Region: Sketching A Path Towards Harmony
Chinese and South Korean Youngsters’ Expectation to the Unity of Korean Peninsula and Cognition on Sino-Korea Relations
A Study on the Political Fans Clubs in Korea
Review of Korea-Africa Relations
Analysis the North Korea Nuclear Issue and Development under the New Situation
The Feature and Translation of the Children's comic literary works of South Korea
A Study on the Social Background of the Members
of Parliament in South Korea
Military alliance could not bear the fruit of peace
Analysis on the Involvement of Protestantism in Politics of South Korea and Its Characteristics
The Major Measures and Features of Army Building in South Korea
Small Nation’s Asymmetric Deterrence And Coercive Strategy: An International Politics analysis on the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
Projects
An Analysis on China’s Gain and Loss in the Process of the Unification of the Korean Peninsular
The North East Asian Factors in the World Expositions
South Korea’s Electoral Politics and China’s Political Lobby in South Korea
The DPRK-US relations and the Prospect of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
A Study of South Korea’s and North Korea’s Maritime Security Strategy and China’s Countermeasure
China’s Vision on the East Asian Community: Contents and Expectations
