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Jayshree Borah is currently a visiting researcher at the Institute of Chinese Studies, New Delhi. She is also a Non Residential Fellow, Hong Kong Research Centre for Asian Studies, Hong Kong. Her research focuses on Chinese politics and Non-Western Theory of Peace-Building, with a special focus on non-democratic countries and provincial actors. Currently, she is working on a manuscript on Chinese Approach to Peace-building in Fragile Countries in South-East Asia.
She holds a PhD from Shanghai International Studies University. She also has an M.Phil in East Asian Studies, from University of Delhi. She was also a visiting fellow, at Chinese Language Department, Tezpur University. She was also a consultant on projects related to China-South Asia at various organizations including, Asian Century Foundation.
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Research Assistant, Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi.
Research Intern, Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi, (May 2013-March 2014)
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