w88 casino News Network (provided by the w88 casino of International Relations)On the morning of September 26, the first phase of the postdoctoral thesis workshop for doctoral students in the w88 casino of International Relations was successfully held in Conference Room 229 of the Chengxin Building.The workshop is hosted by Vice Dean Huo Wei'an. The workshop will be held regularly every two weeks. It aims to build an academic exchange platform and continuously improve scientific research capabilities and writing skills through teachers and students to focus on the latest research results of postdoctoral and doctoral students.
In the first half of the workshop, Bai Weidong, a 2021 doctoral candidate majoring in diplomacy, reported on his paper "Political Motivations, Current Situation and Risks of the Development of Artificial Intelligence Weapons". In the comment section, Professor Wei Ling pointed out that the research questions should be clearer, a dialogue with the literature should be carried out, and the latest research should be included. Professor Huo Wei'an believes that the title of the article should not be too large. It is best to focus on a research question and at the same time strengthen the analytical and academic nature of the paper. Associate Professor Wang Haibin gave practical revision suggestions from various aspects such as title, abstract, keywords, literature review, paper structure, and writing standards. Dr. Yan Zhanyu gave constructive suggestions in terms of data application and theoretical strengthening.
In the second half of the event, Liu Wenlong, a 2020 doctoral candidate majoring in global governance, reported on his paper "How Information Reshapes Hegemony." In the comment section, Professor Wei Ling suggested that the article also needs to strengthen its dialogue with existing theoretical research on hegemony, and that the theoretical framework needs to be abstracted and elevated at a deeper level based on existing materials. Associate Professor Guan Chuanjing believes that the study of information hegemony must be carried out through hierarchical discussions and clarify the relationship between material hegemony, institutional hegemony and information hegemony. Dr. Liu Bowen pointed out that attention should be paid to details such as page numbering, accuracy of wording, and selection of target journals, and the conclusion of the paper should echo the previous content.
Dean Dai Changzheng summarized this event. He pointed out that the purpose of the thesis workshop is to brainstorm ideas, help and supervise doctoral students to improve their research. Doctoral students must calm down and work hard on methods, topic selection and expression. At the same time, you must not be afraid of academic criticism, be good at self-reflection, and continuously improve your scientific research capabilities.
