Professor of Peking University's School of International Studies and President of the university's Institute of International and Strategic Studies

Beijing, China
Joined September 2018
Yu Tiejun, President of #PekingUniversity's Institute of International and Strategic Studies, said the countries across the Asia-Pacific region are seeking greater security autonomy amid "powerful undercurrents beneath the surface". Speaking at the 2026 Beijing Xiangshan Forum Navigator Meeting, he stressed the importance of leveraging the four China-proposed global initiatives, especially the Global Security Initiative, while strengthening cooperation with ASEAN and neighboring countries to help maintain Asia-Pacific stability. #BeijingXiangshanForum @PKU1898
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Delighted to share a new article on US China strategy. I argue that proposals to apply maximum pressure on China to set the stage for a change in its system are infeasible and dangerous rdcu.be/d1TVt My case in brief:
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🇺🇸|🇨🇳 EVENT REMINDER | Nov 18, 12 PM PT Join our China Program Director Jean Oi and experts Matthew Dolbow, Thomas Fingar, and @TiejunY as they consider what a second Trump term means for U.S.-China trade, security, and diplomacy relations. Register ⬇️ aparc.fsi.stanford.edu/event…
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In our upcoming Wednesday Seminar, Professor Tiejun Yu, Peking University, discusses the challenges the second Trump administration will pose upon China-U.S. relations. Learn more about Yu’s talk: ssp.mit.edu/events/2024/chin… This talk is open to the MIT community in E40-496. This week’s discussion will not be livestreamed or recorded.
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@TiejunY of @PKU1898 discusses the establishment of China's Central National Security Commission and the impact of emphasizing security in the bilateral relationship over the past decade in our Scholarly Recoupling report. Read his chapter here: csis.org/analysis/us-china-s…
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Honored to issue @CSISCBE report culminating 2-yr project aimed at rebuilding US-China scholarly ties, which are threatened by over-securitization by both DC and Beijing. 15 US & 10 PRC scholars explain why ties are valuable & point the pathway forward. csis.org/analysis/us-china-s…
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In our new report on US-China Scholarly Recoupling, 25 leading scholars from both countries tackle academic exchanges & the impact of national security tensions. Read the report here to understand the challenges & opportunities in fostering collaboration: csis.org/analysis/us-china-s…
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Excited to announce that I’ve accepted a position with @NavalWarCollege as an assistant professor in maritime security and governance in the International Programs Dept. Many people to thank along the way. Looking forward to starting the next chapter of my career this fall😊😊 – at Los Angeles, CA
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Chinese experts weigh in on Pelosi's possible Taiwan visit - all worth reading. I’d recommend prof Yu Tiejun - he’s sensible, well-informed, and always on point. He’s made a crucial point: await reactions, and these will be unprecedented. beijingchannel.substack.com/…
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Moving toward decoupling and collective resilience? Assessing US and Japan’s economic statecraft against China link.springer.com/article/10…
Moving toward decoupling and collective resilience? Assessing US and Japan’s economic statecraft against China link.springer.com/article/10…
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Biden’s China dilemma link.springer.com/article/10…
Honored to be able to write this tribute with @YarhiMilo and Jack Snyder. Bob shaped so many of our careers and lives. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Getting hedging right: a small-state perspective @cckuik link.springer.com/article/10…
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America and the contemporary Middle East @DeanNabilFahmy link.springer.com/article/10…
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