Profile：

Guo Jie is an Associate Professor at the School of International Studies, Peking University, with a PhD in Law. She has been a visiting scholar or researcher at various institutions including the University of Hong Kong’s American Studies Centre, the European Union Headquarters in Brussels, the Kettering Foundation in the U.S., the Pacific University Research Center in Peru, the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington D.C., Buenos Aires University in Argentina, the University of São Paulo’s International Relations Institute in Brazil, and the College of Mexico’s International Issues Research Center in Mexico.

Research Areas：

Latin America, China-Latin America Relations, Central and Eastern Europe, Cold War History

Latin American Regional Studies (Master’s and PhD)

Comparative Political Economy of Transitional Countries (Master’s and PhD)

Latin American Politics and Diplomacy (Undergraduate)

International Politics and World Socialism (Undergraduate)

English for International Students (Undergraduate, Levels 1 & 2)

Post-War Soviet-Eastern European Relations Studies (Master’s)

Books：

China and Latin America’s Agricultural Cooperation (Beijing, 2017)

Post-War Eastern European Political Development Studies (Beijing, 2014)

The Hungarian Crisis: U.S. Policy and Reaction (Shanghai, 2011)

Tragedy and Confusion: Nagy and 1950s Hungary (Hong Kong, 2007)

Co-authored Books：

Nobuaki Hamaguchi, Jie Guo, and Chong-Sup Kim, Cutting the Distance: Benefits and Tensions from Recent Engagement of China, Japan, and Korea in Latin America, Springer, 2018

Contributions/Edited Volumes：

Antonio Márcio Buainain, et al., Globalization and Agriculture: Redefining Unequal Development, Lexington Books, 2017 (Chapter 8)

Margaret Myers and Carol Wise, eds., The Political Economy of China-Latin America Relations in the New Millennium, Routledge, 2016 (Chapter 5)

Guo Jie and Niu Ke, eds., U.S. Declassified Intelligence Files on China (1948-1976), Vol. 6, Shanghai East China Publishing Center, 2009

Selected Publications (Last 10 years) ：

“Tan Lejos, Tan Cerca: On the Intellectual Implications of Latin American Studies in East Asia,” Asian Journal of Latin American Studies, Vol. 34, No.1, 2021

“Changing Economic Relations between China and Latin America: Diversification and Prospects,” International Relations Journal, National Chengchi University, Dec. 2019

“The Venezuela Crisis: Revolution, New Cold War, and the Refugee Problem,” China International Strategy Review, 2nd Half, 2019

“What Connects Two Worlds Apart? Trans-Pacific Relations between East Asia and Latin America,” ReVista: Harvard Review of Latin America, Fall 2018

“The Cyclical Political ‘Carnival’? - An Analysis of Latin American Populism,” International Political Research, 2nd Issue, 2017

“A Comparative Perspective on China-Latin America Studies,” International Political Research, 5th Issue, 2016

“Chinese Agricultural Investments in Latin America: Cases and Assessments,” China International Strategy Review, 2016

“China’s Agricultural Investment in Latin America: A Critical Assessment,” co-authored with Margaret Myers, Inter-American Dialogue Working Paper, June 2015