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China, Energy and Security: Michal Meidan, Researcher / INALCO[+]
Michal Meidan is a research associate at Asia Centre – Centre études Asie where she co-edits the electronic bulletin China Analysis – Les Nouvelles de Chine with François Godement and participates in the activities of the Energy and Security program. She also teaches at the East Asia Department at the Haifa University in Israel...Expertise:
Her research is focused on China's energy security policy and it's implications for China's diplomacy; China's foreign and security policy as well as the PRC's oil diplomacy with the Middle East.
Degrees:
PhD student at the INALCO, Paris, she holds an MA in Political sciences and East Asian studies, she spent a semester at the Center for Energy Policy and Mineral Law Policy at the University of Dundee and a semester at Qinghua University in Beijing, PRC in collaboration with the Antenne expérimentale en sciences humaines et sociales
Published articles:
« L’approvisionnement énergétique de la Chine : marchés et politiques », with Pierre Noël, Annuaire de l’Asie 2005, Paris : La Documentation Française, 2005
« Sécurité énergétique en Chine et diplomatie pétrolière », Les Cahiers de Mars, no. 183, 1er trimestre 2005.
Her research is focused on China's energy security policy and it's implications for China's diplomacy; China's foreign and security policy as well as the PRC's oil diplomacy with the Middle East.
Degrees:
PhD student at the INALCO, Paris, she holds an MA in Political sciences and East Asian studies, she spent a semester at the Center for Energy Policy and Mineral Law Policy at the University of Dundee and a semester at Qinghua University in Beijing, PRC in collaboration with the Antenne expérimentale en sciences humaines et sociales
Published articles:
« L’approvisionnement énergétique de la Chine : marchés et politiques », with Pierre Noël, Annuaire de l’Asie 2005, Paris : La Documentation Française, 2005
« Sécurité énergétique en Chine et diplomatie pétrolière », Les Cahiers de Mars, no. 183, 1er trimestre 2005.
