Biography
Xiaodong is a PhD student in the Department of International Development. She holds a Master's degree from the School of International Studies at Peking University, and a Bachelor's degree from the Yuanpei College at Peking University.
Her research focuses on the impacts of peace and gender policy discourses on peacekeepers and the agency of peacekeepers in navigating the intersecting discourses. She has a keen interest in research topics related to peacekeeping, women, peace and security, and Feminist IR.
Research
Thesis title: 'Narrating Peacekeeping: The "life-story" of Chinese Women Peacekeepers'
PhD supervision
Primary supervisor: Jelke Boesten
Secondary supervisor: Ye Liu
Further details
Research
Social Justice research group
Identifying the societal impacts of rapid economic and technological change, as well as the societal impacts of intensified engagement in global networks and mobilities.
Research
Social Justice research group
Identifying the societal impacts of rapid economic and technological change, as well as the societal impacts of intensified engagement in global networks and mobilities.