'Woody' Di Wu is currently a doctoral candidate in History. He studied International Politics(BA) at Renmin (People's) University of China and History of International Relations(MSc) at the London School of Economics & Political Science. His areas of interest include military history, history of international relations and warfare in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and strategic studies.
Research Topic
Chinese Riverine and Coastal Defence,1928-1945
The Chinese Navy in Peace and War: Nationalism Confronted Regionalism, 1927-1949
马岛战争期间英国交战规则的演变[J]. 国际政治研究,2016,37(05):129-147. [“The Evolution of British Rules of Engagement During the Falklands War,”the Journal of International Studies, peer-reviewed, CSSCI, 2016 Vol. 157, No.5, pp.129-147.]
“China Goes Global and its Impact on Local Governance,” presented at International Studies Association, Asia-Pacific Conference 2016, Hong Kong.
Prize:
Winner of the Medlicott Prize for the best dissertation of the year at LSE 2016-2017.
