Kang Xiao

Global Governance and China Diplomacy Comparative Political Economy Culture and International Relations

Professor Kang Xiao now works at the School of International Relations and Diplomacy, Beijing Foreign Studies University.

His education experience includes:

Ph. D., Political Science (International Relations), Renmin University of China

M. A., Political Science (International Politics), Wuhan University

B. A., Management, Jianghan University

Economics, Wuhan University

Fields of Interests （optional）

Courses（optional）

Undergraduate courses:

Introduction to Internatinoal Politics

Culture and International Relations

Comparative Political Economy

Graduate courses:

Introduction to Regional Studies

Management of International Development

Publications（optional）

  1. Kang Xiao, ‘Analysis of Norms Initiative in Cooperation on Combating Climate Change
  2. Between China and ASEAN’, International Forum, No.5, 2025, pp.98-116.
  3. Kang Xiao, ‘Geopolitics and Origin, Diffusion, and Innovation of Global Governance’, Northeast Asia Forum, No.5, 2023, pp.49-64.
  4. Kang Xiao, ‘China-Saudi Arabia South-South Cooperation on Combating Climate Change’, Arab World Studies, No.2, 2023, pp.3-24.
  5. Kang Xiao, ‘The COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis and the New Landscape of Global Governance’, International Forum, No.2, 2021, pp.19-33.
  6. Kang Xiao, ‘‌Global Climate Governance and the Evolution of EU Leadership’, Contemporary World, No.12, 2019, pp.57-63.
  7. Kang Xiao, ‘Institutional Competition in Global Climate Governance: A Comparative Study Among EU, the United States, and China’, Global Rview, No. 2, 2018, pp.91-111.
  8. Kang Xiao, ‘Climate Governance in the Asia–Pacific Region in Light of the Community of Shared Future: Concept and Paths’, Area Studies and Global Development, No.1, 2018, pp.81-93.
  9. Kang Xiao, ‘China’s Climate Aids to South Pacific Countries from Multi-dimensional Perspectives’, Pacific Journal, Vol. 25, No.9, 2017, pp.24-35.
  10. Kang Xiao, ‘An Analysis of China-EU Multilevel Climate Cooperation An Analysis of China-EU Multilevel Climate Cooperation’, Global Rview, No. 1, 2017, pp.9-108.
  11. Kang Xiao, ‘Diversity and Symbiosis: Creation of the View of Global Governance in Sino-U.S. Climate Cooperation’, World Economics and Politics, No. 7, 2016, pp.34-57.

Recent Publication

Kang Xiao, Global Governance under Anti-Globalization: China and Transformation of Global Climate Cooperation, Beijing: Social Science Academic Press, 2020.