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Jia Chen
Guest Researcher
Jia Chen
Jia Chen is a Guest Researcher in the SIPRI China and Global Security Programme. His research focuses on nuclear non-proliferation policy of USA and China, nuclear security from non-traditional security perspectives and regional nuclear problems from theory of nuclear justice.
He is also a PhD candidate of Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China. He is majoring in Non-traditional Security Management, and his research topic is nuclear security. He has worked on regional nuclear problems and nuclear policy of USA as cases study for his dissertation.
Subject expertise
Nuclear security, non-proliferation, nuclear strategy, international relations.
Regional expertise
China, USA and North Korea
Languages
Chinese, English
Education
PhD in Management of Public Affairs major in Non-traditional Security Management, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China; BA in World History and English Teaching, Capital Normal University, Beijing, China
Citizenship
China
External publications
- Chen, J., 'Reviews of the Legacies of Obama Administration’s Anti-proliferation Policy on Iran', Fudan American Review, vol.22, pp.76-92 (2016)
- Chen, J., 'On the Study of Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy of Bush and Obama Administration by Academic Circle', Proceedings of the 11th Postgraduates’ Winter Forum of World History Majors, BNU in Beijing, vol.11, pp.260-278 (2015)
- Chen, J., 'The Development and Influence in the Early Years History of British Air Force (1907-1918)', Proceedings of the 10th Postgraduates’ Winter Forum of World History Majors, BNU in Beijing, vol.10, pp.174-187 (2014).