My research addresses moral issues in international relations with a

particular focus on the state’s power to control borders and

individuals’ freedom of international movement.

This focus results from the idea that border controls and

freedom of international movement fundamentally affect

individuals’ rights and obligations in global politics.

Regarding freedom of movement, my research explores

whether individuals have the freedom to leave their own country.

What is the basis of the freedom to leave? To escape from fear,

to exercise political autonomy, or to promote political reforms?

International Relation、Introduction to Political Methodology、International Organizations & Non-Governmental Organizations、Seminar on International Organizations、Seminar on International Ethics、Diplomatic History of China、Globalization and Global Governance、Free Society and Free Market