福田 円

Madoka FUKUDA specializes in the PRC’s diplomacy and the Cross-Strait relation in the postwar years. She has focused on how the PRC’s “One-China” principle was made in constant negotiations and interactions among the PRC, the ROC and interested powers in the Cold War. Her current research investigates how the framework of “One-China” can manage the Cross-Strait relations today.
She published her first book titled The PRC’s Diplomacy and Taiwan: The Origin of the “One-China” Principle (Keio University Press, 2013), and got the 25th special prize for Asia-Pacific studies (The Asian Affairs Research Council, Japan). She has also published a number of peer-reviewed articles along with research for the Cross-Strait relations. Her article, “The normalization of Sino-French diplomatic relations and the formation of ‘One-China’ principle” (in Vol. 163 of the Journal of Japan Association of International Relations [JAIR]) was awarded as the JAIR academic prize for the excellent article by young scholars in 2011.