Yin Gang

Yin Gang

Yin Gang, a researcher of the Institute of West Asia and Africa of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and Deputy Secretary General of the Chinese Middle East society, has visited Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Libya and other Middle East countries for many times. He is familiar with Middle East affairs and has won many awards for outstanding scientific research achievements of the Chinese Academy of social sciences. Independents.

Research direction

International Relations in the Middle East, ethnic and religious relations in the Middle East, China's relations in the Middle East, the Middle East policy of great powers, Jewish and Muslim communities in ancient China.

Personal works

Main works:

Arab Israeli Conflict: Problems and solutions, written by international cultural publishing company, 2002

History of Middle East peace talks: 1913-1995, Social Science Press, 1998

Saddam Hussein: the man destined to shock the world, 1990

Main translations:

Borodin: Stalin sent to China, contemporary leader of Africa, autobiography of Reagan

Memoirs of Carter, Memoirs of Nixon: in the arena, Saddam Hussein, biography of Assad, Memoirs of Lady Rabin, Memoirs of Australian Prime Minister Hawke

Part of Chinese papers:

The dispute between Jerusalem and Aju Jerusalem, Middle East at the turn of the century, current affairs press, 1998

Israeli general election and Middle East peace process, 1999-2000 Middle East Africa development report, 2000

American policy toward Israel: background and basis, West Asia and Africa, No. 3, 2001

Human factors in Iraq war and post war reconstruction, world economic forum, No.3, 2003

The Iraq war of ethnic sects, revelation of the Iraq war, world science and technology publishing company, Singapore, 2003

The emergence and harm of Palestinian extremist forces, research report, May 2003

Review of the decade of Israeli Palestinian peace, 2003-2004 development report of Middle East and Africa, social science literature press

Post war reconstruction of Iraq and the support of the international community, Middle East Africa Development Report 2004-2005

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