Zikun Yang
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Zikun Yang
@zikunyang.bsky.social
杨子堃
PhD Candidate, POLIS, University of Cambridge
China and international order(ing), International relations/treaty negotiations/diplomatic history
Forcible humanitarian action & global environmental governance
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Extremely thrilled to share that my article "The multiple audiences dynamic of status (dis) satisfaction: examining China’s shifting response to the emerging global environmental regime, 1950–1972" is now published #openaccess in @ejir.bsky.social at doi.org/10.1177/1354...! (1/n)
The multiple audiences dynamic of status (dis)satisfaction: examining China’s shifting response to the emerging global environmental regime, 1950–1972 - Zikun Yang, 2025
How does status dissatisfaction shape a state’s behavior? Existing literature suggests that mistreatment and misconception by the great powers could elicit a st...
doi.org
So honored! As @giofabman.bsky.social’s first PhD student, I’ve had a privileged front-row seat to his brilliance. Giovanni is the gold standard in academia: a legendary scholar equally dedicated to the growth and well-being of his students. So grateful for his exceptional support at Cambridge! 👩‍🎓🎉✍️🥂
Recently, my first PhD student @zikunyang.bsky.social defended her brilliant dissertation about China’s varying attitudes re: climate change cooperation and R2P, developing an exciting new argument based on impressive amounts of empirical evidence. Such a a joy to supervise her; I’m so proud! 👏🏻🎓📖🍾
March 9, 2026 at 2:56 AM
Extremely thrilled to share that my article "The multiple audiences dynamic of status (dis) satisfaction: examining China’s shifting response to the emerging global environmental regime, 1950–1972" is now published #openaccess in @ejir.bsky.social at doi.org/10.1177/1354...! (1/n)
The multiple audiences dynamic of status (dis)satisfaction: examining China’s shifting response to the emerging global environmental regime, 1950–1972 - Zikun Yang, 2025
How does status dissatisfaction shape a state’s behavior? Existing literature suggests that mistreatment and misconception by the great powers could elicit a st...
doi.org
April 22, 2025 at 4:57 PM