电子邮箱：dklei@history.ecnu.edu.cn
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学历：博士研究生
语言：中文、英语、印地语
研究国别与地区：印度、南亚
教育背景及研究领域
· 北京外国语大学亚非学院，印地语专业，学士
· 印度尼赫鲁大学社会科学学院，政治学专业，硕士
· 清华大学社会科学学院，国际关系学系，博士
工作经历：
2021.7 - 2025.11 清华大学国际与地区研究院，助理研究员
2025.11 - 至今 华东师范大学社会主义历史与文献研究院，副教授
学术访问
· 2023-2025 尼泊尔加德满都大学，访问学者
· 2022-2023 英国牛津大学圣安东尼学院，博士后
· 2016-2017 美国加州大学伯克利分校南亚研究中心，访问研究者
· 2017-2019 印度尼赫鲁大学学习
学术发表
· 雷定坤：《治理资本及其发展：印度经济特区省邦治理研究》，中国社会科学出版社，2025年版。
· 雷定坤、李呼明[译]，帕皮亚·森古普塔（Papia Sengupta）[著]：《殖民地时期印度的语言身份——政策与政治》，中国社会科学出版社，2025年版。
· Lei, Dingkun and Yang Zezhou, “Nepal’s New Practice of ‘Pull-Distance’ Diplomacy Since Modi’s Administration in India,” Journal of Interdisciplinary Insights, Vol.3, No.2, 2025, pp.11-23.
· Lei, Dingkun and Li Huming, “Identity Superimposition Mode: Internal Secession in India and its Mechanism and Process,” Regional & Federal Studies, 2025, pp.1-24, doi:10.1080/13597566.2025.2586696.
· 雷定坤：《印度新晋中产阶级的发展及政治影响》，《南亚研究》，2024年第3期，第26-56页。
· 雷定坤：《印度工业化进程中的征地挑战：制度改革与地方治理》，《印度洋经济体研究》，2024年第4期，第96-122页。
· 杨怡爽、雷定坤：《“中间阶层”和印人党的扩张极限：印度政党格局变化的一个政治经济学分析》，《区域国别学》，2024年第1期，第5-32页。
· 雷定坤：《莫迪执政后印度央地关系发展趋势探析——基于制度空间的分析视角》，《南亚研究》，2023年第1期，第97-126页。
· 雷定坤、冯人杰：《印度“以海制陆”战略分析》，《现代国际关系》，2023年第1期，第62-80页。
· 杨崇圣、雷定坤、冯理达：《经济特区发展：基于中国、南非、印度三国的比较》，《南亚学》，2023年第3期，第3-37页。
· 雷定坤：《印度分邦诉求与过程机理探究》，《南亚研究季刊》，2020年第1期，第61-71页。
· 雷定坤、赵可金：《多视角浅析印度经济特区表现》，《南亚研究》，2018年第1期，第114-140页。
· Feng Renjie, Dingkun Lei. “Mamallapuram Summit Held in Uncertainties: India’s and China’s Continuing Efforts to Pluck Low-Hanging Fruit,” East Asian Policy , Vol.11, No.4, 2019, pp.28-36.
· 雷定坤. 央地关系，载谢超（编）：《印度政治制度》，中国社会科学出版社2021年版，第317-364页。
· 雷定坤. 南亚与印度洋地区，载赵可金（编）：《区域国别学》，清华大学出版社2023年版，第151-170页。
· 雷定坤、谢超. 加勒万河谷冲突的印度内政动因及其对中印关系的影响，载杨健（编）：《中国周边外交研究报告（2020-2021）》，世纪知识出版社2023年版，第193-204页。
· Hu, Shisheng and Lei, Dingkun. “Great Power Competition in the Middle East: A Chinese Perspective,” in Amina Khan ed., Pakistan’s Strategic Frontiers, CAMEA, 2023, pp.29-45.
地区观察与评论文章（节选）
· 雷定坤：“浅聊尼泊尔的中文学习热”，《田野日志》第2期，清华大学国际与地区研究院，2024年3月。
· 雷定坤：“‘慢’发展——对印度发展主义话语的反思”，载高良敏等（编）：《作为田野的全球》，商务印书馆2022年版，第423-438页。
· 雷定坤：《狂热与现实：印度新冠疫情下的地方邦选举》，《区域观察》，2021年（总）第5期。
· 雷定坤：《简析印度联邦政府层面的疫情治理》，《区域观察》，2020年（总）第1期。
· 雷定坤：《中印加勒万河冲突背后印度国内政治动向简析》，《区域观察》，2020年（总）第2期。
· Feng R.J. and Lei D.K.， “Contrasting Interpretations of Mamallapuram Summit: A Similar Expectation with Different Emphases”，China-India Brief, 2019, published by Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
· Feng R.J. and Lei D.K.,“Three Issues for Modi and Xi to Consider,” Rediff, Oct.10, 2019. see：https://www.rediff.com/news/column/three-issues-for-modi-and-xi-to-consider/20191010.htm.
· 雷定坤：《印度最新宪法修正案，步子是不是迈得大了些？》，载《观察者网》，2019年1月12日。https://www.guancha.cn/leidingkun/2019_01_13_486675.shtml.
· 雷定坤：《取消克什米尔“特殊地位”，莫迪又下了一步狠棋》，《观察者网》2019年8月7日。https://www.guancha.cn/leidingkun/2019_08_07_512574.shtml.
课题项目：
主持项目：
1、2023年度清华⼤学⾃主科研计划文科专项，结项。
2、2025年国家社会科学基金青年项目，在研。
参与项目：
1、国家社会科学基金重大项目“中国边疆跨境民族流动的历史、现状与趋势研究”；
2、国家社会科学基金中国历史研究院重大历史问题研究专项2022年度，“近代以来中国与印度关系史研究(1840-2021)”；
3、国家社科基金项目“外部环境复杂化背景下涉疆话语体系完善与能力提升研究”。
LEI Dingkun
Academy of History and Documentation of Socialism, East China Normal University, Shanghai, China.
Email:dklei@history.ecnu.edu.cn
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Introduction
Education: Doctoral Degree
Languages: Chinese, English, Hindi
Research Countries/Regions: India, South Asia
Research Interests: Political Institutions, Center-state Relations, Middle-level Governance, Modernization Models, Government-Business Relations.
Education Background
· B.A. in Hindi Language and Literature, Beijing Foreign Studies University, China.
· M.A. in Political Science, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India.
· Ph.D. in Political Science, Department of International Relations, School of Social Sciences, Tsinghua University, China.
Working Experience:
· 2021.7 - 2025.11 Institute for International and Area Studies, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
· 2025.11 - present, Academy of History and Documentation of Socialism, East China Normal University, Shanghai, China.
Academic Visiting
· 2023-2025 Visiting Scholar, Kathmandu University, Nepal.
· 2022-2023 Post-doc, St Antony’s College, University of Oxford, UK.
· 2016-2017 Visiting Researcher, Institute for South Asia Studies, UC Berkeley, USA.
· 2017-2019 Studies in CPS, SSS, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India.
Academic Publications
· Lei, Dingkun. Governance Capital and Its Development: A Research on India's Special Economic Zones and State Governance, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 2025.
· Papia Sengupta. Language as Identity in Colonial India: Policies and Politics. Translated into Chinese by Dingkun Lei and Huming Li. Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 2025.
· Lei, Dingkun and Li Huming, “Identity Superimposition Mode: Internal Secession in India and its Mechanism and Process,” Regional & Federal Studies, 2025, pp.1-24, doi:10.1080/13597566.2025.2586696.(ESCI)
· Lei, Dingkun and Yang Zezhou, “Nepal’s New Practice of ‘Pull-Distance’ Diplomacy Since Modi’s Administration in India,” Journal of Interdisciplinary Insights, Vol.3, No.2, 2025, pp.11-23.
· Lei, Dingkun, India’s Neo-Middle Class: Development and Political Influence, South Asian Studies, No.3, 2024, pp.26-56 (Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese; CSSCI);
· Lei, Dingkun. “Land Acquisition Challenges in India’s Industrialization Process: The Role of Institutional Reforms and Local Governance,” Indian Ocean Economic and Political Review, No.4, 2024, pp.96-122. （Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese; CSSCI Expanded）
· Yang, Yishuang & Lei, Dingkun. “The ‘Intermediate Classes’ and the Expansion Limits of the Bharatiya Janata Party——A Political Economy Analysis of the Changing Landscape of Indian Political Parties,” Area Studies, No.1, 2024, pp.5-32.
· Lei, Dingkun. “Evolving Center-State Relations under the Modi-Administration: A Perspective Based on Institutional Space,” South Asian Studies, No.1, 2023, pp. 97-126. (Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese; CSSCI)
· Lei, Dingkun & Renjie Feng. “India’s Strategy of ‘Using the Sea to Control the Land’”, Contemporary International Relations, No.1, 2023, pp. 62-80. (Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese; CSSCI)
· Yang, Chongsheng, Lei, Dingkun & Feng, Lida. “Development of Special Economic Zones (SEZ): A Comparative Study Based on China, South Africa and India,” South Asian Review, No.3, 2023, pp.3-37. (Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese)
· Lei, Dingkun. “Statehood Demand in India and Its Mechanism and Process,” South Asian Studies Quarterly, Vol.1, No.1, 2020, pp.61-71. (Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese, CSSCI.)
· Lei, Dingkun, Zhao Kejin. “Multi-Perspectives Analysis on India’s Special Economic Zones,” South Asian Studies, No.1, 2018, pp.114-140. (Peer-reviewed Journal in Chinese, CSSCI.)
· Feng, Renjie, Dingkun Lei. “Mamallapuram Summit Held in Uncertainties: India’s and China’s Continuing Efforts to Pluck Low-Hanging Fruit,” East Asian Policy, Vol.11, No.4, 2019, pp.28-36. (ESCI)
· Hu, Shisheng and Lei, Dingkun. “Great Power Competition in the Middle East: A Chinese Perspective,” in Amina Khan ed., Pakistan’s Strategic Frontiers, CAMEA, 2023, pp.29-45.
· Lei, Dingkun. “Center-State Relations,” in Xie Chao (ed.), Political Institutions in India, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 2021, pp.317-364.
· Lei, Dingkun. “South Asia and Indian Ocean Region,” in Zhao Kejin (ed.), Area Studies, Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 2023, pp.151-170.
· Lei, Dingkun and Xie Chao. The India’s Internal Dynamics of the Galwan Valley Conflict and Its Implications for Sino-Indian Relations, in Yang Jian (ed.), Report of China’s Neighboring Diplomacy Studies (2020-2021), World Affairs Press, 2023, pp. 193-204.
Area Observation and Commentary
· Lei, Dingkun. “Briefly Discussing about the Chinese Learning Craze in Nepal,” Field Journal, No. 2, Institute for International and Area Studies, Tsinghua University, March 2024.
· Lei, Dingkun. “‘Slow’ Development: A Reflection on the Discourse of India’s Developmentalism,” in Gao, Liangmin et al. eds., The Globe as a Field, Beijing: The Commercial Press, 2022, pp. 423-438.
· Lei, Dingkun. “Frenzy and Reality: State Assembly Elections in India Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic”, Area Observation, No.5,2020.
· Lei, Dingkun. “A Brief Analysis of Epidemic Management at the Federal Government Level in India,” Area Observation, No.1, 2020.
· Lei, Dingkun. “Behind the Sino-Indian Galwan River Conflict: A Brief Analysis of India’s Domestic Political Trends,” Area Observation, No.2, 2020.
· Feng, R.J. and D.K. Lei. “Contrasting Interpretations of Mamallapuram Summit: A Similar Expectation with Different Emphases”, China-India Brief, 2019, published by Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
· Feng, R.J. and D.K. Lei.“Three Issues for Modi and Xi to Consider,” Rediff, Oct.10, 2019. https://www.rediff.com/news/column/three-issues-for-modi-and-xi-to-consider/20191010.htm.
· Lei, Dingkun. “India’s Latest Constitutional Amendment, Is it a Step too Far?” Guancha, Jan 12, 2019. https://www.guancha.cn/leidingkun/2019_01_13_486675.shtml.
· Lei, Dingkun. “Modi Makes Another Bold Move by Removing Kashmir’s Special Status,” Guancha, Aug 7, 2019. https://www.guancha.cn/leidingkun/2019_08_07_512574.shtml.