34. IR and Domestic Politics

Joel R. Campbell, Troy University

Between Dependence and Doubt: Democratic Foreign Policy in the U.S.-China Rivalry - Yanchuan Liu, University of California, San Diego

China’s Dual-layered Victimization Narratives and Their Effects - Yuan Wang, Ripon College

Convergence and Divergence on the Hill: How Domestic Polarization Shapes U.S. Foreign Policy Toward China - Munkyoung Shin, University of Oregon

Selective vs. Inclusive Multilateralism: U.S. - China Rivalry and the Future of Lunar Governance - Yea Jen Tseng, Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology

State Capitalism as Economic Statecraft: A Study of Chinese SOEs in the Sino-Vietnamese South China Sea Dispute - Yueting Zhao, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Luba Racanska, Saint John's University, New York