唐青叶教授Professor TANG Qingye

E-Mail: qingyet@shu.edu.cn

TANG Qingye, Professor at School of Foreign Languages and Center for Global Governance, Shanghai University. She holds a PhD degree from Xiamen University and worked as a post-doc at Fudan University during 2006 and 2008. She was a visiting scholar at Florida University in 2008 and in Oxford University in 2009-2010. She hosted three projects funded by the National Philosophy and Social Science Foundation and Shanghai Philosophy and Social Science Foundation. She has published two academic books on discourse studies and more than 20 articles in the international English journalThird World Quarterlyand influential Chinese journals. She is mainly interested in Functional Linguistics, Multimodal Discourse Analysis, Discourse and Identity, Discourse and International Relations, andGlobalization. She teaches courses on linguistics and global studies, among which the course "China and Globalization" is listed in the “English-taught Brand Courses” for international students by the Ministry of Education, China.

雷婷讲师Assistant Professor LEI Ting

E-mail: leiteen@126.com

Ms. LEI Ting is currently assistant professor at School of Foreign Languages, Shanghai University. From 2016 to 2017, she worked as a visiting scholar in the Department of Global Studies at UCSB. Since 2013, she has engaged in her doctorate research on global studies at Shanghai University, undertaking the collegiate and municipal projects concerning theorizing global studies and applied teaching, with several academic publications and translated works, e.g.What is Global Studies, Gentrification of Global Cities, Introduction to Globalistics in Russia, Introduction to Global Studies,etc. Her research focuses on cultural globalization and theories of global studies. Her English-taught course “Theories of Global Studies” is listed in the “English-taught Model Courses” for international students by Shanghai Municipal Education Commission.

谢晓啸博士后，postdoctoral research fellow，XIE Xiaoxiao

E-Mail: xiaoxiaoxie@shu.edu.cn

Xiaoxiao Xie is an assistant professor in the history department at Shanghai University, and he is also a research fellow of the Institute of Global Studies, Shanghai University. He received his PhD from the University of Adelaide in Australia. His research interests includes the history of Australia’s engagement with Asia, the history of education in Australia and global studies. He has written in both Chinese and English.