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Theses from 2025

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Employment status and evaluation of government performance in COVID-19 containment : evidence from China, Jinye CHEN (陳錦燁)

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Beyong fledging and balancing : middle power's dual-track approcah to China's rise, Lisha CHEN (陳麗莎)

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Rational tactical nuclear first use in asymmetric dyads and the states' calculus of costs in an era of interdependence : a game-theoretical approach, Chi Cheong CHIU (趙志鏘)

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The changing dynamics of India-China relations since 2014 : a shift from asymme tric to symmetric security dilemma?, Soumyodeep DEB

Theses from 2024

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A study of external factors influencing stagnation in five post-Soviet hybrid regimes, Han LIU (劉涵)

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Sino-Africa counterterrorism cooperation : assessing the cases of Nigeria, Kenya and Sudan, Paa Kwesi Wolseley PRAH

Theses from 2022

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Democratization by foreign intervention : how different causes of intervention affect the outcome of democratization?, Pat Shu Roy HO (何拔紓)

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China’s rise and technology denials : a study of variations in allies’ cooperation with the United States, Cheuk Ling PONG (龐焯玲)

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Entertainment media, propaganda, and popular support : evidence from China, Shouzhi XIA (夏守智)