Assistant Professor

Wuhan University Institute For International Studies

Email tanxiujie@126.com

 RESEARCH FIELD:
       Climate Policy and International Economics

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
       2010-2013: Ph.D. in International Law (specializing in the Economic globalization and China's reform and opening up), Wuhan University
       2008-2010: M.A. in International Law (specializing in the Economic globalization and China's reform and opening up), Wuhan University
       2004-2008: B.A. in Philosophy and Economics (dual degree), Wuhan University

WORK EXPERIENCE:
       (1) Research Fellow, European Study Centre, Wuhan University
       (2) Lecturer, Institute for International Studies, Wuhan University
       (3) “A Research on Carbon Price Volatility, Determinants and Regulatory Mechanism”, the Project of the National Social Science Fund, China, Hosted, 2014-2015.
       (4) “The System Design of Hubei Province Carbon Trading Pilot”, NDRC China's Carbon Trading Pilot Construction Project, Participated, 2012-2015.
       (5) “Low Carbon Transformation of China's Carbon Emissions Trading System Research”, the Ministry of Education Major Subject Research Project, China, Participated, 2011-2013.
       (6) “The Developed Countries Carbon Tariffs and its Influence Research”, the National Key Basic Research and Development Program (973 Program) Project, China, Participated, 2010-2012.

PUBLICATIONS:

 (1)  “Does Climate Policy Influence International Investment and Trade: An Analysis of Carbon Leakage during Kyoto Commitment Period”, World Economy Study, No.8, 2014.
       (2)  “The Reform of EU Emissions Trading Scheme Phase III”, Wuhan University Journal (Philosophy and Social Sciences), No.5, 2013.
       (3)  “The Reform and Prospect of EU Emissions Trading Scheme Phase III and Its Implications for China”, Journal of International Trade, No.5, 2013.
       (4)  “A Study on American Border Carbon Adjustment”, Wuhan University Journal (Humanity Sciences), No.5, 2012.
       (5)  “A Review of Foreign Literatures on Assigning Responsibility for Carbon Emissions Embodied in International Trade”, Journal of International Trade, No.6, 2012.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
       Award: Graduate student academic innovation prize, Wuhan university