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SUJIAN GUO, PH.D.
Professor, Department of Political Science
Director, Center for US-China Policy Studies (CUSCPS)
Editor, Journal of Chinese Political
Science
(JCPS)
President, Association of Chinese
Political Studies (ACPS)
Editor, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers-Lexington's
book series:
"Challenges Facing Chinese Political
Development"
Department of Political Science
San Francisco State University
1600 Holloway Ave. HSS 263
San Francisco, CA 94132-4155
Telephone:
(415) 338-7523
Fax: (415) 338-2391
E-mail:
sguo@sfsu.edu
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MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
Books
- The Political Economy of Asian Transition from Communism
(Ashgate
Publishing, 2006) ISBN 0-7546-4735-8
- China's Peaceful Rise in the 21st Century: Domestic and International
Conditions,
(Ashgate Publishing, 2006) ISBN 0-7546-4847-8
- Post-Mao China: from Totalitarianism to Authoritarianism?
(Praeger Publishers, 2000)
ISBN: 0-275-96780-8
- New Dimensions of Chinese Foreign Policy
<frontcover>(Lexington-Rowman &
Littlefield Publishing, July 2007) [with S. Hua] ISBN 0-7391-1876-5;
0-7391-1877-3
- Challenges Facing Chinese Political Development
<frontcover>(Lexington-Rowman &
Littlefield Publishing, September 2007) [with B. Guo] ISBN 0-7391-2094-8
- China in the Twenty-First Century: Challenges and Opportunities
(Palgrave-Macmillan Publishers, August 2007) [with S. Hua] ISBN
1-4039-7975-8
- Harmonious
World and China's New Foreign Policy (Rowman &
Littlefield-Lexington, 2008) <co-edited with J.M. F. Blanchard>
ISBN 0-7391-2603-2 / 978-0-7391-2603-5
- China
in Search of a Harmonious Society
(Rowman & Littlefield-Lexington, forthcoming 2008) <co-edited with
B. Guo> ISBN 0-7391-2624-5 / 978-0-7391-2624-0
- A Dictionary of Social Welfare
(Translation from English to Chinese), by
Noel and Rita Timms, Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1982. (Beijing, China:
Scientific and Technical Documents Publishing House, 1989) [with X. Yue]
- Memories, Dreams and Reflections
(Translation from English to Chinese),
by C.G. Jung, Random House, Inc. (Beijing, China: Mass Press, 1990) [with Y. Zhang]
Articles
- "The Nature and Direction of Economic Reform in North
Korea," Political
Studies (with Gary Stradiotto), <online
early article> vol. 55, no. 4, 2007 (SSCI)
- "Market Socialism in North Korea: A Comparative Perspective" (with
Gary Stradiotto), Journal of Asian Pacific Economy, vol. 12, no. 2,
2007
- "North Korea in Transition: What Direction and How Far?" (with
Gary Stradiotto), Asian Profile, vol. 34, no. 4, 2006, pp. 309-328
- "Introduction: Challenges and Opportunities for China's 'Peaceful
Rise'," in Sujian Guo, ed. China's Peaceful Rise in the 21st Century:
Domestic and International Conditions (Ashgate Publishing, 2006)
- "Designing Market Socialism," Journal of Policy Reform
(currently Journal
of Economic Policy Reform), Vol. 8,
No. 3, September 2005, pp. 207-228 (SSCI)
- "Economic Transition in China and Vietnam: A Comparative
Perspective," Asian Profile, vol. 32, no. 5, October 2004, pp.
393-410
- “Political Economy of FDI and Economic Growth in China: A Longitudinal
Test at Provincial Level” (with Han Gyu Lheem), Journal of Chinese
Political Science, vol. 9, no. 1, Spring 2004, pp. 43-62
- "The Ownership Reform in China: What Direction and How Far?" Journal
of Contemporary China, vol. 12, no. 36, 2003, pp. 553-573
- "Post-Mao China: Regime Change or Political Change?" in Guoli Liu
and Weixing Chen, eds., New Directions in Chinese Politics (New York:
The Edward Mellen Press, 2002)
- "The Party-State Relationship in Post-Mao China," China Report:
A Journal of East Asian Studies, vol. 37, no. 3, 2001, pp. 23-41
- "Post-Mao China: The Rule of Law?" Issues & Studies,
vol. 36, no. 5, November/December 2000, pp. 80-118 (SSCI)
- "Democratic Transition: A Critical
Overview," Issues &
Studies, vol. 35, no. 4, July/August 1999, pp. 133-48 (SSCI)
- "The Totalitarian Model Revisited," Communist and
Post-Communist Studies, vol. 31, no.3, September 1998, pp. 271-285 (SSCI)
- "Democratic Transition: A Comparative Study of China and the Former
Soviet Union," Issues & Studies, vol. 34, no. 8, August 1998,
pp. 63-101 (SSCI)
- "Enigma of All Enigmas: Capitalist Takeover? Assessment of the Post-Mao
Economic Transformation," Journal of Chinese Political Science,
vol. 4, no. 1, Spring 1998, pp. 33-74
- "Totalitarianism: An Outdated Paradigm for Post-Mao China?" Journal
of Northeast Asian Studies, vol. 14, no. 2, Summer 1995, pp. 62-90
- "Prospects for Democratic Transition in post-Deng China," China
Spring, No. 7, July 1994 (Alhambra, CA: China Spring Research Inc.)
- "Erroneous Zones of Neo-Authoritarianism," in Liu Jun and Li
Lin, eds., Neo- Authoritarianism: Debate on the Reform Theory
(Beijing: Beijing Economic College Press, 1989), pp. 207-214
- "The Phenomenon of Capital Primitive Accumulation Emerged in the
Process of China's Economic Commercialization," Economists Weekly,
(Beijing, China) Dec. 18, 1988
- "The Four Major Schools of Thought in China’s Reform," Economists
Weekly, (Beijing, China) Sept. 18, 1988
- "A New Form for the Separation of Ownership and Control: A Trustee System of State Properties," Red Flag (Restricted
Publication), (Beijing, China) No. 10, 1988; Economic Daily,
(Beijing, China) Jan.29, 1988 [co-authored with Daiqing Yuan]
- "A Holistic Understanding of My Thought on Reform: A Response to Lui
Ming’s Critique," Red Flag (Restricted Publication), (Beijing,
China) No. 23, 1988
- "Bukharin’s Theory of Balanced Development and Stalin’s Theory of
Unbalanced Development," Studies in the Soviet Union and Eastern
Europe, (Beijing, China) No. 5, 1988
- "Historical Choice: Bukharin and Stalin," Research and
Reference, (Heilongjiang, China: Academy of Social Sciences) No. 2, 1988
- "Reform or Switch to Another Train: the Strategy and the Objective
Model for China's Economic Reform," Young Economists Forum, (Wuhan,
China) No. 1, 1987
- "The Risk-Benefit Mechanism Design for the State Property
Contract," China Enterprise Herald, (Shenzheng, China) No. 2,
1988
- "More Attention Should be Paid to the Study of Socialist Consumption
Model," Economic Daily, (Beijing, China) Nov. 28, 1987
- "Existing Socialism vs. Genuine Socialism," China's Youth
Daily (Beijing, China) Oct. 1, 1987
- "Bourgeois Democracy and Socialist Democracy," Scientific
Socialism Reference (For Internal Circulation), (Beijing, China:
National Academy of Social Sciences) No. 12, 1987
- "Underdevelopment of Marxist Studies," Study and
Reflection (For Internal Circulation), (Beijing, China) No. 2, 1987
- "On the Effective Protection Tariff," International Trade,
(Beijing, China: Ministry of Economy and Foreign Trade Press) No. 12, 1982
CONFERENCE PAPERS
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"Strategic Thinking in the Resolution of
Cross-Taiwan Strait Crisis," at the 2007 GFCPS conference in Beijing,
September 15-16, 2007
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"China's 'Peaceful
Rise' and the 'New Thinking' in Chinese Foreign Policy," at the 2006
ACPS Annual Meeting, Lousville, KY, March 30-April 2, 2006
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"The Rise of China, Asymmetric Interdependence,
and Counterbalance," at the Global Forum International Conference
"The Rise of China and Theories of International Relations and
Comparative Politics," Norfolk, Virginia, October 28-30, 2005
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“Retrospective and Prospect for Political Reform in
China,” at the International Symposium titled “Advancing Political Civilization in
China” organized and co-sponsored by the ACPS, Beijing, China, June 11-12, 2004
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“Explaining the
Strategic Choices in China’s Reform,” at the 2003 ACPS Annual
Meeting, Knoxville, TN, April 3-5, 2003
- "Political Economy of Asian Transitions from Communism,"
at the 2002 APSA Annual Meeting, Boston, August 29-September 2, 2002
- “The Power of
Economics – Will It Bring Stability to the Taiwan Cross-Strait
Relationship?” at the 32nd
Annual Conference of Central Illinois World Affairs Council, Bradley
University, Illinois, March 1-2, 2002
- "The Ownership Reform in China: What Direction and How Far?"
at the 2001 APSA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, August
30-September 2, 2001
- "Post-Mao China: Takeover by Civil Society?"
at the
2000 APSA Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C., August 31-September 3, 2000
- "Post-Deng Politics: Where is China Going?"
at the 15th
ACPS Annual Meeting, Charleston, South Carolina, November 10-12, 2000
- "Regime Change or Political Change in Post-Mao China?"
at the 1999 APSA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, September 2-5, 1999
- "Post-Mao China: Rule of Law or Rule by Law?"
at the
14th ACPS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 12-14, 1999
- "Communism: Dead or Alive in Post-Mao China?"
at the 13th ACPS Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, October 16-18, 1998
- "Democratic Transition: A Comparative Study of China and the Former
Soviet Union," at the 1997 APSA annual meeting, Washington,
DC, August 27-31, 199
- "Totalitarianism: An Outdated Paradigm?"
at the
Southeast Conference of the Association for Asian Studies (SEC/AAS),
Knoxville, TN, January 12-14, 1996
EMPLOYMENT
2007-
Professor, Department of Political Science, San Francisco State
University
2005-06 Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, San Francisco State
University
Professor of the Year (2005 - 2006)
2002-05 Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, San Francisco State University
Professor of the Year (2002 - 2003)
2000-02 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Southern Methodist
University
1999-00 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Political
Science, Providence College.
1997-99 Teaching Associate, Department of Political Science,
University of Tennessee.
David Mock Graduate Teaching Award (1999)
TEACHING INTEREST AND EXPERTISE
Courses taught: Introduction to Political Science, Introduction to
International Relations, Introduction to Political Ideologies, Introduction to
Political Economy, Comparative
Politics, Comparative
Political Economy, Comparative Asian Politics, East Asian Politics, Chinese Politics,
Political Transition in East and Southeast Asia, International Political
Economy, American National Security, Politics of Developing Areas; Seminar
courses: Theory and Practice of Democratic Transitions, Democracies
and Democratization, Asian Transitions from Communism, and Comparative Politics.
Other Courses to be offered:
Political Economy of East and Southeast Asia, Chinese Foreign Policy,
US-China Relations, Economic Reforms in post-Mao China, China and Russia in Transition,
Political Economy of
Development, Politics of Post-Communist Transition, Communism in Theory and Practice,
Comparative Methodologies, Comparative Human Rights. EDUCATION
Ph.D. Department of Political Science (Comparative Politics,
International Relations, and Methodology), The University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
TN, USA (1995.8 –1999.5).
M. A. Department of Political Science (Comparative Politics and International Relations), Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, USA
(1991.1 – 1993.5).
M. A. Department of International Politics (International Politics), Peking University, Beijing, China (1984.9 – 1987.6).
B. A. Department of International Business and Economy, University of International Business and Economy, Beijing, China (1979.9 –1983.6)
COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES
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President
(2006 – 2008), Association of Chinese
Political Studies, USA, a nationwide academic organization
registered and founded in the United States in 1986 in the field of
Chinese political studies.
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Editor
(2003 – ), Journal of Chinese Political Science, a refereed academic journal published by
Springer for the Association of Chinese
Political Studies.
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Editor
(2007 –
), Rowman & Littlefield Publishers-Lexington's
book series: "Challenges Facing Chinese Political
Development."
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Member (2007), Dean of Undergraduate Studies
Search Committee, San Francisco State University
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Graduate
Coordinator (2007- ), Department of Political Science, San Francisco State
University
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Undergraduate
Coordinator (2004-2007), Department of Political Science, San Francisco
State University
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Member
(2006-09), Retention, Tenure and Promotion Committee of Department of
Political Science, San Francisco State University
- Chair
(2004-05 and 2005-06), University GE Segment III Committee, San
Francisco State University.
- Member
of Board of Directors (2002 – ), Association of Chinese Political Science,
a
nationwide academic organization registered and founded in the United States
in 1986 in the field of Chinese political studies.
- Served
at Asian Studies Programs at Providence
College
(1999-2000) and Southern Methodist University (2000-2002), participated
in curricular development, program assessment, long-term strategic plan, and
organization of symposium.
- Served
as a referee for journals and publishers: Comparative Politics, World Development, Organization Studies,
Oxford University Press, Longman Publishers, and National Science Foundation, etc. (2000-present).
- Appeared on local and national media programs
(WFAA-TV, Public Radio-KERA,
Dallas Morning News, Atlantic Monthly, KTSF Channel 26, KTVU Channel 2, ABC
Channel 7, NBC Channel 11, KALW 91.7 FM, Sing Tao Daily, World Journal, Sing
Tao Chinese Radio, Ming Pao, Qiao Bao, Newsweek Japan, etc.) to speak on a
variety of current issues in U.S.-China-Taiwan relations, US-China trade,
China rising and its implications for the world, Asian security issues,
Chinese domestic politics, reforms, foreign policy, U.S. war on Iraq, Middle
East Crisis, civil rights and human rights issues, etc.
MEMBERSHIP IN ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS
American Political Science Association (APSA)
Association of Chinese Political Studies (ACPS)
Association for Asian Studies (SWCAS)
Western Political Science Association (WPSA)
CITIZENSHIP STATUS
U.S. Citizen