Author

Courtney Fung

Associate Professor, Department of Security Studies & Criminology, Macquarie University - Cited by 479 - Chinese foreign policy - status - peacekeeping - norms - order

Biography

Courtney Fung is currently working as a Professor in the Department of Medicine. His research interests includes Medicine. He is serving as an editorial member and reviewer of several international reputed journals. He has successfully completed his Administrative responsibilities. He has authored of many research articles/books related to Medicine.
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A responsible power? China and the UN peacekeeping regime
CJ RichardsonChina’s evolving approach to peacekeeping, 44-55, 2013201
103
2013
China and intervention at the UN Security Council: Reconciling status
CJ FungOxford University Press, 2019201
70
2019
China and the Responsibility to Protect: From Opposition to Advocacy
CJ FungPeace Brief, 2016201
38
2016
Rhetorical adaptation, normative resistance and international order-making: China’s advancement of the responsibility to protect
CJ FungCooperation and Conflict 55 (2), 193-215, 2020202
37
2020
Separating Intervention from Regime Change: China’s Diplomatic Innovations at the UN Security Council Regarding the Syria Crisis
CJ FungThe China Quarterly, 1 - 20, 2018201
28
2018
Global South Solidarity? China, Regional Organisations and Intervention in the Libyan and Syrian Civil Wars
CJ FungThird World Quarterly, 2015201
27
2015
China already leads 4 of the 15 UN specialized agencies—and is aiming for a 5th
China already leads 4 of the UN specialized agencies—and is aiming for a 5thCJ Fung, SH LamThe Washington Post 3, 2020202
15
2020
Providing for global security: implications of China’s combat troop deployment to UN peacekeeping
CJ FungGlobal Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International …, 2019201
14
2019
Negotiating the nuclear and humanitarian crisis on the Korean peninsula: A simulation and teaching guide
CJ FungPS: Political Science & Politics 52 (1), 113-11, 2019201
6
2019
Conditioning china’s influence: Intentionality, intermediaries, and institutions
CJ Fung, E Han, K Quek, A StrangeJournal of Contemporary China 32 (139), 1-16, 2023202
5
2023
Rising Powers and Normative Resistance: China, India, and the Responsibility to Protect
CJ FungJournal of Contemporary China 3 (141), 386-398, 030
2
2023
Is China’s influence at the United Nations all it’s cracked up to be
CJ FungThe Washington Post 7, 01901
2
2019
Foreign-imposed regime change and intervention in Chinese foreign policy at the UN Security Council
CJ FungEast Asia Institute, 01701
2
2017
Contesting Roles: Rising Powers as “Net Providers of Security”
CJ Fung, S LamJournal of Global Security Studies 6 (3), ogaa034, 010
2
2021
Chinas› bürokratischer Fußabdruck‹ in den UN
CJ Fung, L Shing-honVereinte Nationen 68 (6), 243-248, 2020202
1
2020
China, India, and global security: Deploying to UN peacekeeping operations and shaping the responsibility to protect
CJ FungRoutledge Handbook of China–India Relations, 53-550, 2020202
1
2020
New paths and policies towards conflict prevention: Chinese and Swiss perspectives
CJ Fung, B Gehrmann, RF Madenyika, JG TowerTaylor & Francis, 20220
1
2021
Peace by piece: China’s policy leadership on peacekeeping fatalities
CJ FungContemporary security policy 43 (4), 572-593, 2022202
1
2022

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