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Jost Wübbeke, 龙信鑫/吕理德

PhD Candidate FU Berlin

"Energy Security Discourses and Strategies in China and the EU – A Comparison"

Program Student GSGP

Freie Universität Berlin

E-Mail: jostcarl@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Jost Wübbeke is PhD student at the Environmental Policy Research Centre and the Graduate School of Global Politics, Free University Berlin. He obtained his Master’s degree in International Relations from the Free University Berlin and a Bachelor’s degree in East Asian Economics and Politics from the University of Bochum (Germany).

His PhD thesis deals with the sustainable development of the Chinese mineral and metals industry. Major research interests include China’s policies regarding energy, environment, minerals and metals (including steel, rare earth elements, tungsten, etc.), and climate change. He is interested in Chinese security policy, International Relations theory, the Chinese International Relations discipline, and the philosophy of science. He has been a visiting researcher at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute (Oslo) and Qinghua University (Beijing) and has been awarded a scholarship of the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation.

Academic Publications:

2012
Three Worlds of Natural Resources and Power, in Enrico Fels, Katharina Kronenberg, Jan Kremer (eds.): Power in the 21st century (Heidelberg: Springer), pp. 97-116.

2011
Kreislauf statt Krieg, Adlas, Vol. 5, No. 2, 60-64.
Seltene Erden: Legende und Wahrheit,  in Blätter für Internationale Beziehungen, Mai, S. 28-32
Saurer Regen über Nordostasien: Warum effektive Kooperation versagt, ASIEN, No. 118, S. 7-28
China und die Hegemonie der USA, SWP-Zeitschriftenschau, No. 1 (Berlin)

2010
Welche Zukunft für Chinas Militär?, SWP-Zeitschriftenschau, No. 6 (Berlin)
The Power of Advice: Experts in Chinese Climate Change Politics, FNI Report 15/2010 (Lysaker)
Eine neue Rohstoff-Supermacht? China und die Seltenen Erden, Global Transition Blog (Bonn)
Das Ende der Dollar-Dominanz,”Internationale Politik, p. 84-91

Under Review: Understanding Energy, European Journal of International Affairs (mit J. Richerts)
Under Review: The science-politics of development, equity and responsibility in China’s climate change policy, Nature and Culture
Forthcoming, China’s climate change expert community, Journal of Contemporary China
Forthcoming, China’s Mineral and Metals Industry: On the Path towards Sustainable Development?, Pacific News