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Xinyuan Dai

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Political Science

Xinyuan Dai is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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political science international relations global policy international affairs international organizations public policy foreign policy international law governance law international political economy international institutions international cooperation geopolitics international relation theory public international law international regulation democracy international economic law global politics policy cooperation international security political economy human rights international politics regime analysis social sciences political analysis comparative political studies global strategy trade policy personal network regional integration compliance management international trade negotiations conflict resolution urban studies global governance international interest social networks chinese foreign policy chinese politics international rule national policies dyadic myth international trade policy global networks strategic studies sustainable development climate policy contemporary asia community structure network evolution global justice cooperative game theory environmental governance environmental politics climate governance climate action accountability liberal democracy service monitoring service orchestration domestic politics political game conditional effects domestic effect domestic stakeholders international cooperation theory international instruments international environmental institutions national change design inspiration global regime east asia regulatory competition

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Beyond Liberal Narratives: China and the International Human Rights Order. International Affairs (2025)

Xinyuan DaiLucie Lu

international securitychinese political sciencehuman rightsinternational relation theoryforeign policypolitical scienceglobal policyglobal responsibilitychinese foreign policychinese politicsglobal studiesglobal politicsinternational affairseast asian studiesinternational politicschina championsliberal narrativesinternational relationscontemporary china

New Democracies and Commitment to Human Rights Treaties. International Studies Quarterly (2023)

Xinyuan DaiAlexandros Tokhi

regime analysislawcomparative political studiesdemocratic theoryinternational lawpublic policyliberal democracypublic international lawhuman rightsforeign policypolitical sciencenew democraciesglobal policydemocracyinternational ruleinternational affairshuman rights treatiesinternational politicsdiplomacyinternational relationscostly commitments

Une Occasion ManquéE ? La Construction Des Institutions De L’asie-Pacifique. Outre-Terre (2022)

Xinyuan DaiJoshua Holmes

la dynamique changeanteinternational political economyinternational organizationspolitical economyregional studiesformal institutionsinstitutional varietyinstitutional changeeconomic systemspolitical scienceinternational relationsgovernancegeopoliticsinternational affairspublic policyune occasion manquéela régioninstitutional economics

Opportunity Squandered? Institution Building in Asia Pacific. Outre-Terre (2021)

Xinyuan DaiJoshua Holmes

international affairsasia pacificinstitution buildingglobal strategyinternational organizationsinternational businessinstitutional environmentregional integrationinstitutional changeforeign policypolitical scienceinternational relationsgovernanceinternational managementeast asian studiesopportunity squandered

Challenges to the International Institutional Order. The Chinese Journal of International Politics (2020)

Xinyuan Dai

international economic lawinternational political economygeopoliticsinternational institutionsinternational lawpublic policyinternational tradeinternational relation theoryforeign policypolitical sciencegovernanceglobal policyinternational institutional orderdemocracyinternational organizationsinternational ruleglobal politicsinternational affairsinternational politicsinternational relations

China and International Order: The Limits of Integration. Journal of Chinese Political Science (2016)

Xinyuan DaiDuu Renn

international ordereconomy of chinachinese politicschinese foreign policychinese political scienceforeign policyinternational relationseast asian studiescontemporary chinaglobalization

Orchestrating Monitoring. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2015)

Xinyuan Dai

international affairsinternational cooperationigo orchestrationinternational securitygoal divergencepolitical scienceinternational relationsgovernancemanagementglobal policypublic policypolicy cooperationinternational trade

Orchestrating Monitoring: The Optimal Adaptation of International Organizations. (2015)

Xinyuan Dai

service managementservice orchestrationoptimal adaptationglobal strategyinternational organizationsbusinessinternal controlsservice monitoringinternational managementmanagementorganizational communication

How Do International Institutions Influence the EU? Advances and Challenges. Palgrave Macmillan eBooks (2014)

Xinyuan DaiGina Martinez

european integrationinternational political economyeuropean union lawinternational organizationsinternational economicseuropean community laweconomicspolitical scienceinternational relationsgovernanceeuropean public policypublic policyglobalization

The Conditional Effects of International Human Rights Institutions. Human Rights Quarterly (2014)

Xinyuan Dai

international affairspublic international lawlawinternational cooperationdomestic stakeholdersinternational organizationshuman rightsglobal justicedomestic effectinternational securitysocial justiceinternational relation theoryforeign policypolitical scienceinternational relationsinternational lawconditional effects

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Xinyuan Dai

Professor

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Political Science

Xinyuan Dai is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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Xinyuan Dai

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond Liberal Narratives: China and the International Human Rights Order. International Affairs (2025)

Xinyuan DaiLucie Lu

New Democracies and Commitment to Human Rights Treaties. International Studies Quarterly (2023)

Xinyuan DaiAlexandros Tokhi

Une Occasion ManquéE ? La Construction Des Institutions De L’asie-Pacifique. Outre-Terre (2022)

Xinyuan DaiJoshua Holmes

Opportunity Squandered? Institution Building in Asia Pacific. Outre-Terre (2021)

Xinyuan DaiJoshua Holmes

Challenges to the International Institutional Order. The Chinese Journal of International Politics (2020)

Xinyuan Dai

China and International Order: The Limits of Integration. Journal of Chinese Political Science (2016)

Xinyuan DaiDuu Renn

international ordereconomy of chinachinese politicschinese foreign policychinese political scienceforeign policyinternational relationseast asian studiescontemporary chinaglobalization

Orchestrating Monitoring. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2015)

Xinyuan Dai

Orchestrating Monitoring: The Optimal Adaptation of International Organizations. (2015)

Xinyuan Dai

How Do International Institutions Influence the EU? Advances and Challenges. Palgrave Macmillan eBooks (2014)

Xinyuan DaiGina Martinez

The Conditional Effects of International Human Rights Institutions. Human Rights Quarterly (2014)

Xinyuan Dai

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