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Dr. Liu received her PhD degree in International History (and Politics) from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, in March 2022. She hols an MA in International Affairs from the same Institute, an MA in International Studies from Seoul National University, and a BA in Korean Language and Literature from Fudan University.
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12th International Congress Asian Planning Schools Association, National Taiwan University, 2013
Only the abstract is published (as available in the attached file).
The Twelfth International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS 12), Asian Studies Series, Amsterdam University Press, 2022
With the background of foreign concessions in Shanghai, as a result of the Treaty of Nanjing and ... more With the background of foreign concessions in Shanghai, as a result of the Treaty of Nanjing and subsequent treaties between China and Western powers, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (1904-1941) was established by foreign businessmen (mostly British) in Shanghai. This foreign Shanghai Stock Exchange symbolises Western capitalisation in China and deserves the attention of economic historians to investigate its function in semicolonial Shanghai. However, due to constraints in available archives and difficulties in utilising multilingual research materials, the history of the foreign Shanghai Stock Exchange has been untold. Among the inchoate existing literature on stock exchanges in Shanghai, literature in Chinese lays focus on Chinese stock exchanges while literature in English dismisses the foreign stock exchange from the broad context of financial capitalism in China reflected locally in Shanghai. This paper aims to bridge the scholarship between Chinese and English on this topic and put forward the future direction to dig into this important but missing piece of economic history.
The Sixth International Symposium on Quantitative History Paper Collection, 2018
Cuts International Briefing Paper No.5 2015
This briefing paper first discovers the lack of linkages between trade, climate change and food s... more This briefing paper first discovers the lack of linkages between trade, climate change and food security in Uganda's National Trade Policy(NRP). Then it discusses the importance of the linkages between these three dimensions, and explains the causes of such missing linkages in Uganda's NTP. Finally it gives recommendations that deliberate efforts should be made to include the linkages between trade, climate change and food security in Uganda's NTP.
Next Generation Conference (Korea Foundation and East Asia Institute), 2013
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](望道学者结题报告与心得集 [Fudan University Academic Affairs Office Paper Collection of Wangdao Scholars], 2012
Thesis by Jiajia Liu
Repository of The Graduate Institute, Geneva, 2016
The 21st century’s Asia is facing security challenges from different aspects, namely the North Ko... more The 21st century’s Asia is facing security challenges from different aspects, namely the North Korea nuclear crisis, inter-Korea tensions, territorial disputes in the South China Sea, etc. among which the most intensive confrontations come from the Korean Peninsula. As a result of the Korean War ended in 1953, the two Koreas in the Peninsula have always been in tension together with their wartime allies China and the U.S.. To solve the security problems in this region, an Asian security system that may bring together all the direct participants of a confrontation or a dispute to the table of negotiations is proposed in this paper. It should be a system that joined by all potential stakeholders in Asian security issues, with obligations for certain members who are playing direct roles in a security problem to take part in negotiations, and other indirectly related members as voluntary observers. This is a lesson drawn from the historical failures of negotiations in Asia for its long-term peace and security. Still with foreseen difficulties to achieve it, this paper remains its value in offering implications for a more stable Asia by examining the current dominating power structure shaped by the U.S., China and their allies. Available at https://repository.graduateinstitute.ch/record/294269?ln=en
Seoul National University Open Repository, 2014
본고를 통해 노무현 정부시기와 이명박 정부 시기 한·미동맹의 변화에 영향을 준 주한미군 재배치, 한미 FTA, 북한의 도발 행위 등과 같은 주요한 사건을 바탕으로 중국 내 한... more 본고를 통해 노무현 정부시기와 이명박 정부 시기 한·미동맹의 변화에 영향을 준 주한미군 재배치, 한미 FTA, 북한의 도발 행위 등과 같은 주요한 사건을 바탕으로 중국 내 한·미동맹에 대한 대표적인 학술 연구와 신문기사에 대한 분석을 통해 중국이 어떻게 후진타오 시대의 한·미동맹을 보는가를 살펴볼 예정이다.
Available at https://s-space.snu.ac.kr/handle/10371/126226#export_btn
Fudan University B.A. Thesis , 2008
Available upon request
Talks by Jiajia Liu
The Graduate Institute News, 2019
The Graduate Institute News, 2021
Jiajia Liu, in her PhD thesis titled “Financial Capitalism on the Periphery: The Rubber Boom and ... more Jiajia Liu, in her PhD thesis titled “Financial Capitalism on the Periphery: The Rubber Boom and Bust in Shanghai”, studies the relationships between Western and Chinese financial players in late Qing China. She digs into this research topic by conducting an in-depth study of an early twentieth-century speculative stock bubble that happened on the foreign Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Available at https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/communications/news/rubber-boom-early-twentieth-century-shanghai
12th International Congress Asian Planning Schools Association, National Taiwan University, 2013
Only the abstract is published (as available in the attached file).
The Twelfth International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS 12), Asian Studies Series, Amsterdam University Press, 2022
With the background of foreign concessions in Shanghai, as a result of the Treaty of Nanjing and ... more With the background of foreign concessions in Shanghai, as a result of the Treaty of Nanjing and subsequent treaties between China and Western powers, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (1904-1941) was established by foreign businessmen (mostly British) in Shanghai. This foreign Shanghai Stock Exchange symbolises Western capitalisation in China and deserves the attention of economic historians to investigate its function in semicolonial Shanghai. However, due to constraints in available archives and difficulties in utilising multilingual research materials, the history of the foreign Shanghai Stock Exchange has been untold. Among the inchoate existing literature on stock exchanges in Shanghai, literature in Chinese lays focus on Chinese stock exchanges while literature in English dismisses the foreign stock exchange from the broad context of financial capitalism in China reflected locally in Shanghai. This paper aims to bridge the scholarship between Chinese and English on this topic and put forward the future direction to dig into this important but missing piece of economic history.
The Sixth International Symposium on Quantitative History Paper Collection, 2018
Cuts International Briefing Paper No.5 2015
This briefing paper first discovers the lack of linkages between trade, climate change and food s... more This briefing paper first discovers the lack of linkages between trade, climate change and food security in Uganda's National Trade Policy(NRP). Then it discusses the importance of the linkages between these three dimensions, and explains the causes of such missing linkages in Uganda's NTP. Finally it gives recommendations that deliberate efforts should be made to include the linkages between trade, climate change and food security in Uganda's NTP.
Next Generation Conference (Korea Foundation and East Asia Institute), 2013
望道学者结题报告与心得集 [Fudan University Academic Affairs Office Paper Collection of Wangdao Scholars], 2012
Repository of The Graduate Institute, Geneva, 2016
The 21st century’s Asia is facing security challenges from different aspects, namely the North Ko... more The 21st century’s Asia is facing security challenges from different aspects, namely the North Korea nuclear crisis, inter-Korea tensions, territorial disputes in the South China Sea, etc. among which the most intensive confrontations come from the Korean Peninsula. As a result of the Korean War ended in 1953, the two Koreas in the Peninsula have always been in tension together with their wartime allies China and the U.S.. To solve the security problems in this region, an Asian security system that may bring together all the direct participants of a confrontation or a dispute to the table of negotiations is proposed in this paper. It should be a system that joined by all potential stakeholders in Asian security issues, with obligations for certain members who are playing direct roles in a security problem to take part in negotiations, and other indirectly related members as voluntary observers. This is a lesson drawn from the historical failures of negotiations in Asia for its long-term peace and security. Still with foreseen difficulties to achieve it, this paper remains its value in offering implications for a more stable Asia by examining the current dominating power structure shaped by the U.S., China and their allies. Available at https://repository.graduateinstitute.ch/record/294269?ln=en
Seoul National University Open Repository, 2014
본고를 통해 노무현 정부시기와 이명박 정부 시기 한·미동맹의 변화에 영향을 준 주한미군 재배치, 한미 FTA, 북한의 도발 행위 등과 같은 주요한 사건을 바탕으로 중국 내 한... more 본고를 통해 노무현 정부시기와 이명박 정부 시기 한·미동맹의 변화에 영향을 준 주한미군 재배치, 한미 FTA, 북한의 도발 행위 등과 같은 주요한 사건을 바탕으로 중국 내 한·미동맹에 대한 대표적인 학술 연구와 신문기사에 대한 분석을 통해 중국이 어떻게 후진타오 시대의 한·미동맹을 보는가를 살펴볼 예정이다.
Available at https://s-space.snu.ac.kr/handle/10371/126226#export_btn
Fudan University B.A. Thesis , 2008
Available upon request
The Graduate Institute News, 2019
The Graduate Institute News, 2021
Jiajia Liu, in her PhD thesis titled “Financial Capitalism on the Periphery: The Rubber Boom and ... more Jiajia Liu, in her PhD thesis titled “Financial Capitalism on the Periphery: The Rubber Boom and Bust in Shanghai”, studies the relationships between Western and Chinese financial players in late Qing China. She digs into this research topic by conducting an in-depth study of an early twentieth-century speculative stock bubble that happened on the foreign Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Available at https://www.graduateinstitute.ch/communications/news/rubber-boom-early-twentieth-century-shanghai