Xu Siwei
Born in Peixian, Jiangsu Province on February 9, 1966
received a bachelor's degree in history from Nanjing Normal University in 1988,
received a master's degree in Japanese history from Northeast Normal University in 1993
received a doctorate in Japanese diplomatic history from Nankai University in 1998
specializing in the history of Japanese diplomatic thought, the history of Japanese occupation, and the history of Japan-US relations.
1. Monograph
(1) Research on Shigeru Yoshida's Diplomatic Thought (World Knowledge Press, 2001)
2. Thesis
(1) Post-war Japan's two-way economy and its enlightenment (Theory and Modernization 1994, Issue 7)
(2) The dual character theory of Yoshida's diplomacy after the war (International Academic Essays in 50 Years of Postwar Japan, Northeast Normal University Press, 1995)
(3) On the main perspective of Shigeru Yoshida’s post-war economic and diplomatic thought (Japanese Studies, Issue 3, 1995)
(4) The tragedy of politicians and the dilemma of diplomats: Hatoyama and Yoshida's comparative theory (Foreign Issues Studies, 1995, 3-4)
(5) The change of occupation policy and the return of Japan's diplomatic tradition (Foreign Issues Studies, 1996, No. 2)
(6) The first history of Yoshida's cabinet peace and security policy (Japanese Studies 1999 issue. First author)
(7) On the history of the peace and security policy of the Motohara cabinet (Japanese Studies Forum 2000 No. 1, first author)
(8) Japan's policy towards the Ming Dynasty and the issue of Japanese pirates in the 14th and 16th centuries (Collection of Japanese Studies, 2001)
(9) The corresponding process of Japan-US diplomacy during the occupation period (edited by Mi Qingyu: International Relations and East Asian Security, Tianjin People
Publishing House 2001)
(10) On the History of Yoshida’s Diplomatic Peace and Security Policies in the Early Occupation Period (edited by Song Chengyou and Tang Chongnan: East Asian Regional Awareness and Peace
Collection of Development, Sichuan University Press, 2001)
Research projects:
(1) The Anti-war Activities and Diplomatic Choices of the Japanese Modest Faction (a project of the Sino-Japanese History Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
Email: xusw@eyou.com