Wang Yue

Armed Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance Refugee Governance Inter-Organizational Relations

Dr. Yue WANG is currently assistant professor at the School of International Organizations, Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU). She holds a Ph.D. in International Relations, jointly trained by Fudan University and the University of Geneva. She also serves as a Research Fellow at the Contemporary Internationalization Research Center in Hangzhou, and a member of the UNHCR Global Academic Interdisciplinary Network (GAIN).

Her research interests include armed conflict and humanitarian assistance, as well as inter-organizational relations. Since 2018, she has published academic papers on topics such as migrant identity, China’s diplomacy in international organizations, inter-organizational cooperation, humanitarian financing, and cooperation between the UN and regional organizations. Her recent research focuses on the financial dependency of humanitarian assistance and how enterprises protect civilian infrastructure during conflicts. She also has extensive experience in exchanges and cooperation with international organizations, maintaining long-term, in-depth dialogues with IOs such as the ICRC, the IFRC, IOM, UNHCR, World Bank, and ILO.

Fields of Interests

Armed Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance

Refugee Governance

Inter-Organizational Relations

Courses

International Organizations and Global Refugee Governance (Master)

Inter-Organizational Relations in Global Governance (Master)

Introduction to Humanitarian Assistance (Undergraduate)

United Nations Studies (Undergraduate)

Publications（optional）

Monograph

  1. Yue WANG, Inter-Organizational Cooperation: A New Paradigm for Global Refugee Governance, Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, June 2025.

Book Chapters

  1. Yue WANG, “Ghana: A Pioneer in Cultivating International Organization Talent in Africa”, in Hui LI and Zhuangzhuang WANG (eds.), Country Studies on the Cultivation of International Organization Talent, Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, June 2025.
  2. ZHANG Guihong and Yue WANG, “Cooperation among International Organizations”, in BO Yan, ZHU Jiejin and ZHANG Xueying eds., Handbook of International Organizations Studies, Shanghai People’s Publishing House, October 2025.
  3. Yue WANG, “The Story of China and the UNDP”, “The Story of China and the UNHCR”, and “The Story of China Supporting the WHO in Global Health Governance”, in Guihong ZHANG (ed.), The Story of China and the United Nations: 50 Events in 50 Years, New Star Press, 2021.

Journal Articles

  1. Yue WANG, Ting FANG, “Translating Impartiality into Operations from Financial Perspective: Uncertainties and Solutions”, International Review of the Red Cross, No. 925, April 2024.
  2. Guihong ZHANG, Yue WANG, “Cooperation among International Organizations and Sustaining Peace”, in Yanjun GUO and Zhili HAN (eds.), Achieving Sustaining Peace through Preventive Diplomacy, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing Company, 2021, pp. 3-26.
  3. Guihong ZHANG, Yue WANG, “Inter-Organizational Cooperation and UN Peace Operations”, Fudan International Studies Review, Vol. 31, 2023, pp. 3-28.
  4. Guihong ZHANG, Yue WANG, “On the Main Characteristics of Diplomacy in International Organizations with Contemporary Chinese Characteristics: A Case Study of the World Health Organization”, International Observations, No. 4, 2020, pp. 85-113.
  5. Yue WANG, “Identity and Social Integration of Taiwanese in Japan Since the Normalization of Sino-Japanese Relations”, Taiwan Studies, No. 5, 2018, pp. 58-67.
  6. Yue WANG, “Analysis of the Cooperative Relationship Between the United Nations and ASEAN from the Perspective of Norm Diffusion”, in Yizhou WANG, Xiaoming ZHANG, Junju ZHUANG (eds.), International Organizations, International Norms, and International Public Policy: New Trends and New Challenges, Shanghai: Shanghai People's Publishing House, 2019, pp. 47-78.
  7. Yue WANG, “Internal Segregation of the Malaysian Chinese Community from the Perspective of Social Capital (1990-2013)”, Bagui Qiaokan, No. 4, 2017, pp. 42-52.

Project（optional）

  1. Member, “Theoretical and Practical Innovation of International Organization Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics”, Key Project of the National Social Science Fund of China (2020).
  2. Member, “Innovative Research on the Joint Construction of the ‘Belt and Road’ by China and the United Nations”, Major Research Project on the ‘Belt and Road’ Construction, National Social Science Fund of China (2018).
  3. Member, “The United Nations and the ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative”, Shanghai Think Tank Connotation Construction Project (2018).
  4. Member, “China, the United Nations, and a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind”, Series Research Project for the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the PRC, Shanghai Municipal Social Science Planning Office (2017).
  5. Manager, “Exploring the Relationship Between Social Capital and Malaysian Chinese Political Party Leadership”, Scientific Research Innovation and Cultivation Program for Recommended Postgraduate Students, Jinan University (Dec 2014).