CONFERENCE PROGRAMME - fddi.fudan.edu.cn

CHINA AND THE WORLD:DEVELOPMENT • GOVERNANCE • SECURITY

OrganizersFudan Development Institute

Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China

Thinktank BuildingRoom 209, Fudan UniversityThe 5th Fudan-UC Young Scholars Conference

The 1st Global Young Scholars Conference MAY 24~25, 2018

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Global Young Scholars Conference

The Global Young Scholars Conference started out in 2014 as a platform to bring

young scholars from Fudan University and the ten University of California campuses

together to present their current research. Now it has expanded to include young

scholars from other universities at home and abroad who study contemporary Chinese

society, politics and economics.

The annual gathering provides a great opportunity for the young scholars to exchange

ideas, network with each other and develop fruitful collaborations in the future.

Fudan Development Institute

Fudan Development Institute (FDDI) was founded in 1993. Aiming at policy and

strategy research on key issues relevant to the development of Shanghai and China, it

is striving to be a comprehensive platform for humanities and social sciences studies of

Fudan University, and a professional high-end think tank in China.


The Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China is the first academic institution

established by a major Chinese university in cooperation with a leading North American

university. The Center serves to connect all ten campuses of the University of California

system with Fudan University in Shanghai. It brings together leading research scholars

from both universities for conferences and lectures, and facilitates cooperative research.

The Center promotes deeper mutual understanding between the United States and

China.

Thinktank BuildingRoom 209, Fudan University

MAY 24~25, 2018 CHINA AND THE WORLD:

DEVELOPMENT • GOVERNANCE • SECURITY

Contents

Conference Agenda 01

Logistics 04

Other Information 06

Participants 07

Map 14

Shanghai Metro Network Map 15

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The 1st Global Young Scholars Conference ·The 5th Fudan-UC Young Scholars Conference

CHINA AND THE WORLD： DEVELOPMENT · GOVERNANCE · SECURITY

Organizers: Fudan Development Institute Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China

Thinktank Building, Room 209, Fudan University

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2018

10:00AM-9:00PM Registration (Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai)

THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018

9:00AM-9:15AM Opening Remarks Host:

ZHANG Yi Speaker:

Executive Vice Dean, Fudan Development Institute

CHEN Zhimin Vice President, Fudan University

9:15AM-9:30AM Keynote Speech Dániel Palotai

Executive Director, Chief Economist, Magyar Nemzeti Bank

9:30AM-11:30AM China's Economic Diplomacy: Power and Wealth

Moderator: SONG Guoyou

Deputy Director, Center for American Studies, Fudan University

Can Trade Prevent Conflict with China? Trade Interdependence and Chinese Foreign Policy Jiakun Jack ZHANG, University of California, San Diego

The Road to Hegemony: The Role of Infrastructure Investments in China’s Bid for Regional Hegemony Nikolaj K. Andersen, Aarhus University

Break

Changing the World: The Chinese South-South Cooperation on Poverty-Reduction Policies Juan Facundo Carcedo, Universidad Nacional de Rosario

Political Connection and Entrepreneur Preference on International Trade and Competition FENG Yilang, University of Michigan

The 5th Fudan-UC Young Scholars Conference

The 1st Global Young Scholars Conference CHINA AND THE WORLD:

DEVELOPMENT • GOVERNANCE • SECURITYThinktank Building

Room 209, Fudan University

MAY 24~25, 2018

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12:00AM-1:00PM Lunch（Room 106，Thinktank Building）

2:00PM-4:30PM China’s Economic Evolution: Firms, Industries and Markets

Moderator: WANG Yongqin

Professor, China Center for Economic Studies, Fudan University

Industry Relatedness, FDI Liberalization and the Indigenous Innovation Process in China Anthony Howell, Peking University

Board Gender Diversity and Firm Performance: Evidence from Chinese Firms BAO Yangming, Goethe University Frankfurt

Post-China Boom Development: Policy Priorities for Latin America in the Way Out of the Middle-Income Trap Silvia Elena Cortés Cascante, University of Costa Rica’s International Politics Observatory

Break China’s Selective Two-Child Policy and Its Impact on the

Marriage Market LU Di, Goethe University Frankfurt

Land Financing and Economic Growth: Evidence from Chinese Counties MO Jiawei, University of Hong Kong

Quality Management System and Firm Performance in an Emerging Economy: The Case of Colombian Manufacturing Industries Juan Miguel Gallego, Universidad del Rosario

4:30PM-5:00PM Closing Speech Host: CHEN Yinzhang Speakers: Geir Helgesen

General-Secretary, Fudan Development Institute Director, Nordic Institute of Asian Studies(Nias) Director, Fudan-European Centre for China Studies

Richard Madsen Director, Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China

5:30:PM-7:30PM Dinner (Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai)

12:00AM-1:00PM Lunch（Room 106，Thinktank Building）

2:00PM-4:00PM Regional Connectivity：Opportunities and Challenges

Moderator: Norbert Csizmadia

President, Board of Directors, PAIGEO

Chinese International Cooperation towards Latin America, 2001-2014: The Case of Mexico Adolfo Alberto Laborde Carranco, Anahuac University

CPEC Governance and Security Challenges– Implications for Belt & Road Initiative Ejaz Hussain, Iqra University

Break

The GCC and SAARC: Building Regional Cooperation Omair Anas, Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University

Perspectives of China as a Player within the Natural Resources Sector in Africa Juanita Ceesay, Sciences Po University

5:30:PM-7:30PM Dinner (Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai)

FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2018

9:00AM-11:00PM China on the Move：Materials, Ideas and Persons

Moderator: Richard Madsen

Director, Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China

Factors Influencing the Allocation of China’s Development Assistance for Health: An Analysis of Chinese Aid Data for 82 Recipient Countries Between 2006-2014 ZHAO Yingxi, University of Washington

Two Commissar Systems: Comparing the Bolshevik and Chinese Communist Armies during Civil Wars ZHOU Luyang, McGill University

Break Chinese Diaspora in Hungary: A Comparative Study of Social

Integration of Chinese Migrants in Hungary Based on A Quantitative Research Conducted in 2016 Knyihár Eszter, Eötvös Loránd University

Seeking Western Men: Divergent Trajectories of China’s “Email-Order Brides” Monica LIU, University of South Florida

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Thinktank BuildingRoom 209, Fudan University

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DEVELOPMENT • GOVERNANCE • SECURITYLogistics

Date

Time

Event Venue

Wednesday, M

ay 23, 2018 10:00-20:00

Registration

How

ard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai

Address: No.188 W

udong Road, Yangpu D

istrict, Shanghai Tel: +86-21-55579999

Tips:

1. The organizer would not be able to provide pick-up service. W

e would recom

mend you to take the m

etro line or to take a taxi ;

2. The organizer would cover m

eals from M

ay 24th –M

ay 28th ;

3. If you would like to take part in the H

uangpu River N

ight Cruise on M

ay 27th , please tell the staff w

hen you make registration；

4. If you need drop-off service from

the hotel to Pudong International Airport (PV

G) on M

ay 28th, please tell the staff w

hen you make registratio

n (the only shuttle bus to the

Pudong International Airport w

ould depart from hotel at 17:00, M

ay 28th )；

5. You will receive tw

o sets of materials after registration, respectively for G

lobal Young Scholars C

onference and Shanghai Forum. Please p

ay attention and make sure you have the

necessary materials w

ith you when attending the events. Please w

ear the Shanghai Forum badge w

hen attending Shanghai Forum activities.

Thursday, May 24, 2018

6:30-8:15 Breakfast

Venue:1st Floor, Bliss Western R

estaurant H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai

8:20 Shuttle Bus to Fudan U

niversity M

eet at the lobby H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai 9:00-11:30

Conference

Room

209,Thinktank Building 12:00-13:00

Buffet Lunch R

oom 209,Thinktank Building

14:00-16:00 C

onference R


16:30 Shuttle Bus to H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai

17:00-19:30 D

inner Venue: 3rd Floor, M

eeting Room

5 H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai

Friday, May 25, 2018

6:30-8:15 Breakfast


estaurant H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai 8:20

Shuttle Bus to Fudan University

9:00-11:30

Conference

Room

209,Thinktank Building 12:00-13:00

Buffet Lunch R


14:00-17:00 C

onference R


17:00 Shuttle Bus to H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai

17:30-19:30 D

inner Venue:3rd Floor, M

eeting Room

5 H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai

Saturday, May 26, 2018

6:30-7:30 Breakfast


estaurant H

oward Johnson C

aida Plaza Shanghai

7:45 Shuttle Bus to Shanghai International C

onference Center

Meet at the lobby

How


9:00-12:00 Shanghai Forum

O

pening Cerem

ony Venue: G

rand Ballroom Section I, 7th Floor,

Shanghai International Convention C

enter

12:00-13:30 Buffet Lunch

Venue: Grand Ballroom Section II & III, 7th Floor,

Shanghai International Convention Center 13:30-17:00

Roundtables Shanghai International Convention Center

17:00 Shuttle Bus to Crowne Plaza Fudan

Venue: No.1 Gate of Shanghai International Convention Center 18:30-20:30

Opening Banquet Venue: 2nd Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan

20:30 Shuttle Bus to Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai

Venue: Gate of Crowne Plaza Fudan

Tips:

Please take the banquet invitation when attending the banquet on M

ay 26th；

There is no seating chart for the banquet. Please be seated at your pleasure. The shuttle bus to How

ard

Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai after the banquet will depart from

Crowne Plaza Fudan at 20:30.

Sunday, May 27, 2018

6:30-7:30 Breakfast

Venue: 1st Floor, Bliss Western Restaurant

Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai

8:00 Shuttle Bus to Guanghua Towers, Fudan University

Meet at the lobby Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai

08:30-12:00 Sessions

Fudan University 12:00-13:30

Buffet Lunch 3rd Floor, Dan Yuan Cafeteria, Fudan University

13:30-17:00 Sessions

Fudan University

17:00 Shuttle Bus to Crowne Plaza Fudan

Venue: East Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan University

Shuttle Bus to Huangpu River

17:45-21:00 City Tour: Cruise dinner on Huangpu River (Buffet Dinner is also available from

18:00 to 20:00 on 1st Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan)

City Tour: Huangpu River Buffet Dinner: 1st Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan





Monday, May 28, 2018

6:30-7:30 Breakfast

Venue: 1st Floor, Bliss Western Restaurant

Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai 8:15

Shuttle Bus to Guanghua Towers, Fudan University Venue: Gate of Howard Johnson

9:00-12:00 Closing Cerem

ony Room

202, 2nd Floor, East Sub-building, Guanghua Towers 12:00

Shuttle Bus to Crowne Plaza Fudan

12:00-13:30 Buffet Lunch

1st Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan 13:30

Shuttle Bus to Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai Gate of Crowne Plaza Fudan

17:00 Drop-off Service to Pudong International Airport (PVG)

Gate of Howard Johnson

Tips: The only shuttle bus to the Pudong International Airport (PVG) will depart from

hotel at 17:00, May 28

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Other Information

Emergency Phone Numbers Ambulance 120 Police 110 Fire Brigade 119 Bank Bank of China: - 290, Guoding Road - 220, Handan Road （Inside the Campus）

China Agricultural Bank: 220, Handan Road

ATMs of Bank of China and China Agricultural Bank: Ground Floor, East Main Building, Guanghua Tower

Metro

Jiangwan Stadium, Metro Line 10

Guoquan Rd., Metro Line 10

Jiangwan Town, Metro Line 3

Pharmacy & Hospital

Renlong Pharmacy: 122, Wudong Road

Guoda Pharmacy: 307, Zhengmin Road

Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital: 507, Zhengmin Road

Changhai Hospital: 168, Changhai Road

Shopping

Walmart: 125, Songhu Rd.

Wanda Plaza: 600, Handan Rd.

Bailian New Era Mall: 8, Songhu Rd.

Hopson One: 1099, Xiangyin Rd.

Taking a Taxi from Airport/ Train Station to Hotel

- Shanghai Pudong International Airport to Hotel Howard Johnson Caida Plaza, 45 min by taxi, ¥160

- Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (Hongqiao Railway Station) to Hotel Howard Johnson Caida Plaza, 50

min by taxi, ¥110

- Shanghai Railway Station to Hotel Howard Johnson Caida Plaza, 25 min by taxi, ¥35

Please note that the trip may take more time during rush hour

Contact Person

Ms. JIANG Huaxia

Tel: 86-21-55664081

Mob.: 86-15821800592

Email: [email protected]

Address: Room 208, Think Tank Building, Fudan University,

No.220, Handan Road, Shanghai, 200433, China

Participants (In Alphabetical Order)

Adolfo Alberto Laborde Carranco

Adolfo Alberto Laborde Carranco holds a Ph.D. in International Relations from the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences (FCPyS) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and has Ph.D. studies in International Cooperation from the Kobe, University, Japan. His research interests are Asia Pacific, Business - International Relations and International Migration. He has published 13 books on international issues, as well as several articles in specialized magazines and newspapers of national and international circulation about his specialty. He is currently a Research Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the Anahuac University, Mexico.

Anthony Howell

Anthony Howell (PhD, UCLA) is an Assistant Professor in the School of Economics at Peking University. He was previously a Fulbright scholar at the Lincoln Institute of Urban Development and Land Policy in Beijing, and a Science and Technology policy fellow at the National Academies of Sciences in Washington DC. His research expertise is in urban and development economics with a focus on the Chinese economy. His research has been supported by China’s National Science Foundation, and he has published a dozen articles in peer-reviewed journals including World Development, Research Policy, Economic Geography, China Economic Review, among others.

CHEN Yinzhang

CHEN Yinzhang got his first degree from School of Foreign Languages and Literature at Fudan University and his graduate degree in Education from the State University of New York at Albany in 1993. He was a visiting scholar in St. Mary’s College in Maryland in 1983 and was invited to teach Chinese in Colorado College in Colorado Spring in USA. He has served at Fudan University as Special Advisor to the President on International Cooperation, Pro-vice President and Director of Foreign Affairs Office and Director of Nordic Centre. The main research area of Prof. Chen is education and the Nordic studies. He has complied, edited and translated dozens of books on European Union, welfare and textbooks on English language teaching and learning.

BAO Yangming

Bao Yangming is a Ph.D. candidate in Finance at Graduate School of Economics, Finance and Management (GSEFM), Goethe University Frankfurt. She obtained her master degree (Finance) from Goethe University Frankfurt and Dual bachelor degrees (Mathematical Finance and Marine Science) from Xiamen University. Her current research interests are in Financial Economics and Financial Intermediation.

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Geir Helgesen

Dr. Geir Helgesen is director of NIAS – Nordic Institute of Asian Studies at University of Copenhagen, where is also co-directs the Fudan-European Centre for China Studies. Trained as a cultural sociologist, he has focused on Korean affairs since the early 1980s. He has drafted reports for the Danish and the Norwegian Foreign Ministries on the North Korean situation; co-organized training courses on doing business in South Korea for the Confederation of Danish Industries; and organized Track-2 events with North Korean counterparts sponsored by the Nordic ministries of foreign affairs. He is a regular commentator on Korean affairs in the Nordic media, and acts as an advisor to public and private organizations regarding relations with the two Koreas. He is author of Democracy and Authority in Korea: The Cultural Dimension in Korean Politics (Curzon, 1998), Dialogue with North Korea? (Nias Press, 2012) among many others.

Ejaz Hussain

Ejaz Hussain did PhD in Political Science from Heidelberg University (2010). In addition, he obtained M.Sc in International Relations from Quaid-i-Azam University (2003) and M.A. in Asian Studies from Lund University, Sweden (2006). He has authored Military Agency, Politics and the State in Pakistan (2013) along with publication in peer-reviewed journals such as Armed Forces & Society. Hussain’s analysis has appeared in BBC, Dawn, Express Tribune, The First Post, Newsline, The Friday Times, Global Times and Daily Times. Last but not least, Ejaz has been a visiting scholar at Fudan University, the University of California, DAAD and Fulbright Program. Currently, he is associate professor and head, Department of Social Sciences, Iqra University, Islamabad, Pakistan.

Jiakun Jack ZHANG

Jiakun Jack ZHANG is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science at UC San Diego, studying the political economy of trade and conflict in East Asia. His dissertation examines when and why economically interdependent countries use military versus economic coercion in foreign policy disputes. Jack earned his bachelor's in political science from Duke University and worked as a China researcher for the Eurasia Group in Washington, DC prior to coming to UC San Diego. He will join the Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance at Princeton University as a postdoctoral research associate starting in September. Follow him on Twitter @HanFeiTzu.

FENG Yilang

FENG Yilang is currently a doctoral candidate in political science with a dual master’s degree in statistics at the University of Michigan. In 2018, Yilang is working at MIT Sloan School of Management as a visiting doctoral candidate. He addresses questions relating to firms’ political strategy in conjuncture with their market strategy, mainly in the contexts of China and the US.Yilang has five years of teaching experience at McGill University in Canada, the University of Michigan in the US, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China. As of April 2018, Yilang has one peer-reviewed publication and two papers under review.

Juan Facundo Carcedo

Juan Facundo Caredo is a PhD candidate in International Relations, the Universidad Nacional de Rosario. His research focuses on international organizations, economic development and internationalization of subnational governments.He is also a grant holder of the Scientific Research Commission of the Buenos Aires Province and member of the Interdisciplinary Centre of Studies on International and Local Problems, based in the Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, where since 2014 is also a member of the International Relations Office.

Juan Miguel Gallego

Juan Miguel Gallego is Full Professor at the Department of economics- Universidad del Rosario in Bogotá, Colombia. He holds a BA in economics, a Msc in Economics and a PhD in economics from the Toulouse School of Economics (TSE). He received the Prize Juan Luis Londoño de la Cuesta 2016 to the best social economist in Colombia under 40 years old. In the last 15 years he has been working on development economics, inequality, population economics and empirical methods to evaluate policies. His applied work has focused on evaluation of the design of policies to provide social subsidies on education, urban transport, utilities and other basic consumption goods. Recently he is working on Innovation issues like the relation between innovation, ICTs and productivity; persistence of innovation in manufacturing and service firms in developing economies. Recently he has published in Pediatrics, Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board, B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, Research Evaluation, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, Economica and Journal of Population Economics. Recently he got a four years grant from GACD under coordination of Emmanuel Guindon to analyze the impact of tobacco policies on consumption and health outcomes in developing countries. He has received other grants from the European Commission, World Bank, InterAmerican Development Bank, Corporación Andina de Fomento, IDRC-PEP Network.

Dániel Palotai

Dániel Palotai is Executive Director and Chief Economist of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. He earned his Master’s degree in 2004 at the Faculty of Economics, Finance Major, Actuary Minor, of the Corvinus University of Budapest. He began his professional career at Magyar Nemzeti Bank, the central bank of Hungary, working as an analyst at the Monetary Strategy Division of the Bank’s Economics Department between 2004 and 2007. Being one of the developers of the MNB pension model, he is a recognised expert on pension systems. From 2007, he went on to work at the European Central Bank, where as an economist responsible for selected noneuro area EU Members States he gained insight into financial crisis management. From November 2010, he was Head of the Macroeconomic Policy Department of the Ministry for National Economy and was actively involved in the development of Hungary’s Structural Reform Program. He contributed to the economic and financial stabilisation of Hungary as a member of the Economic Policy Committee of the European Union. In March 2013, Dániel Palotai re-joined the Magyar Nemzeti Bank to become Executive Director responsible for monetary policy. He played a key role in shaping monetary policy and in strengthening the credibility of the MNB’s forecasts. In 2015, Dániel Palotai received the Popovics Sándor award, which is a prestigious recognition awarded to young economists under the age of 40. In his capacity as the Bank’s Chief Economist, since September 2015 he has been responsible for economic sciences, fiscal analysis and key international issues. He is also a member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the European Central Bank and a member of the Economic and Financial Committee of the European Union.

CHEN Zhimin

CHEN Zhimin is Vice President of Fudan University, Shanghai, China. He is a Changjiang Scholar and a Jean Monnet Chair of European foreign policy. He is vice president of Chinese Association of International Studies. He serves as editor-in-chief of Chinese Political Science Review. His research interests include international relations theory, diplomacy studies, Chinese foreign policy and EU studies. His major publications in Chinese include: China, the United States and Europe: Cooperation and Competition in a New Trilateral Relation (2011, first author); Contemporary Diplomacy (2008, first author); Foreign Policy Integration in European Union: An Mission Impossible? (2003, first author); Subnational Governments and Foreign Affairs(2001). He also co-edited (with David Zweig) China's Reforms and International Political Economy (Routledge, 2007). Professor Chen received all his degrees from Fudan University. He was a visiting fellow at Harvard University (1996-1997), also visiting scholar at Queen’s University, University of Durham, Lund University, Sciences Po. and Keio University. He was made a Chevalier dans L’Ordre des Palmes Academiques by the French Government in 2006.

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Mo Jiawei

MO Jiawei is a PhD candidate in economics at University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong). His research interests focus on international trade, urban economics, development and political economy, especially on land institution in China and its relationship with local governments. Before starting his PhD in HKU, he studied economics in Fudan University (Mphil.) and Sun Yat-sen University (Bachelor). He has published journal articles in Economic Inquiry, Social Sciences in China (in Chinese), Economic Research Journal (in Chinese), The Geneva Paper on Risk and Insurance-Issues and Practice, etc.

Norbert Csizmadia

Norbert Csizmadia studied at the University of Szeged and the University of Pécs, and graduated as a geographer. Between 2000-2002 he worked in the Ministry of Economic Affairs as the secretary of the Regional Economic Development Deputy State Secretary. He participated in the New Széchenyi Plan and coordinated the preparation of many long-term economic development plans. Since 2004 he is a regional policy expert as a part of the European Commission’s initiative, Team Europe. In the fall of 2005 he became a secretary of the Hungarian Economic Consultation. As city developer, geography took a part in “The Heart of Budapest” city-development programme. In 2009 he became the coordinator and a co-author of the Hungarian Vision 2025 strategy paper. His career in the Ministry for the National Economy since June of 2010. He is the head of the Strategy Cabinet, since the year 2011 he is a Deputy State Secretary for Economic Planning, between 2012-2013 he was a State Secretary for Economic Planning; developer of the New Széchenyi Plan. From 2013 to 2016, he was the Executive Director of Economic Strategy and Planning in the Central Bank of Hungary. He is President, Board of Directors of Pallas Athéné Innovation and Geopolitical Foundation.

Nikolaj K. Andersen

Nikolaj K. Andersen is a PhD fellow at the Department of Political Science, Aarhus University. He holds a master’s degree in International Studies and a bachelor’s degree in History of Ideas, both from Aarhus University. His research revolves around China’s economic foreign policy and its consequences for China’s regional role.

Monica LIU

Monica LIU received her Ph.D. in sociology from the University of California, San Diego. She is a former Research Associate at the Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China. Currently, she is a Provost’s Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of South Florida. Her research examines the phenomenon of cyber-dating and cross-border marriage between Chinese women and Western men. Based on longitudinal ethnographic research in both China and the U.S., she explores why Chinese women seek foreign husbands despite China’s 34 million male-female gender gap, as well as the outcomes of their post-marital lives abroad.

Juanita Ceesay

Juanita Ceesay is a Lecturer in Law and final year PhD candidate at Sciences Po University, Paris. Her research areas are on Law and Development, Law and Gender, and the Business Ethics of BRICS member states. Outside of academia, Ms. Ceesay worked for several years in various capacities for international law firms in the U.S., Brazil and in South Africa. She holds a B.A. in Political Science and a M.Sc. in Public Law and Policy. She is also fluent in English, French and Portuguese.

Knyihár Eszter

Knyihár Eszter is a PhD student at Eötvös Loránd University at Budapest, Hungary. She spent 4 years in Beijing, where she got her diploma from Beijing Normal University, School of Social Development and Public Policy. Her research field is the integration practices of Chinese migrants in Hungary. Between 2012-2014, she participated in two projects financed by the EU and the Hungarian Ministry of Interior, which were aiming to help the integration of the Chinese migrants into the Hungarian society with helping them getting Hungarian language education. Now she is working for ELTE Confucius Institution, in Budapest Hungary.

Omair Anas

Dr Omair Anas is Visiting Assistant Professor of International Relations at Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey. Previously he worked as Research Fellow at the Indian Council of World Affairs, India’s oldest think tank of foreign affairs. He is PhD in West Asian Studies from School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi. He specializes in India’s relations with the Middle East. He was an awarded Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Media Studies, Freie University Berlin, Germany. He has widely published in several journals and edited volumes on Middle East politics and issues. He also writes columns for Middle East Eye (United Kingdom), Firstpost (India), Daily Sabah (Turkey), Al Jazeera Studies (Qatar), The Indian Express (India) and other publications.

LU Di

LU Di is a Ph.D. candidate in quantitative finance at Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. She obtained her B.A. and M.A. in international economics in Fudan University, Shanghai, China. Her research interests center on labor economics, corporate governance and applied microeconometrics. She currently researches the family planning policies’ impact on the marriage market by using a DID design in a sub-hazard model with competing risks. She also works on the effects of board gender diversity and social networks on firm performance.

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SONG Guoyou

Professor SONG Guoyou is the deputy director in Center for American Studies, Fudan University. He got his Ph.D and master degree in international relations in 2006 and 2003 from Fudan University. His research field covers Chinese economic diplomacy, Sino-U.S. relations, and international political economy. He is a professor and deputy director of the Center for American Studies, executive director of Asia-Pacific Cooperation and Governance Research Center, a Shanghai University think tank, and director of Economic Diplomacy Studies Center of Fudan University. He is one of the members of advisory committee for China’s Ministry of Commerce. He also holds the posts of Senior Research Fellow of International Economics and Finance Institute of Ministry of Finance, member of the standing committee of China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC), and vice president of National Economic Diplomacy Research Association concurrently.

WANG Yongqin

Yongqin Wang is a Professor of Economics at the China Center for Economic Studies (CCES) and School of Economics, Fudan University, and has held visiting position at Yale University (2008-2010) and Fulbright visiting scholar at Harvard University (2016-2017). He received his Phd in Economics from Fudan University in 2004 and has also visited Queen’s University (Kingston, Canada) and IDEI, University of Toulouse 1 (Toulouse, France) as a visiting scholar. His main research interests include development economics, financial economics and Chinese economy. He has published papers in top Chinese economics journal and some international journals.

XU Xian

XU Xian is director of the UC-Fudan Center for Contemporary Chinese Studies, director of the China Insurance and Social Security Research Center, Fudan University, as well as a council member of the Insurance Society of China and senior member of Accounting Society of China and a research associate at the Centre for European Economic Research in Germany. He holds a doctorate in economics from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Xu’s research focuses on insurance, disaster economics, risk management and insurance management.

ZHAO Yingxi

ZHAO Yingxi is a graduate student at Department of Global Health, University of Washington with a research interest of development assistance for health. He is recently a student assistant at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, working on financing global health specifically tracking China’s health aid estimates. Yingxi is also interested in health system strengthening in post-conflict settings and has worked in Northeastern Myanmar’s ethnic minority region. Yingxi graduated from Peking University Health Science Center, China with a Bachelor Degree of Science.

ZHANG Yi

Dr. ZHANG Yi is the Executive Vice Dean of Fudan Development Institute. She was Visiting Scholar atthe School of Economics in Paris 1 University in 2006, and engaged in post-doctoral research at Georgetown University from 2007 to 2008. ZHANG Yi's main research and teaching interests encompass political psychology, civic culture, and behavioral psychology. She has published a series of books on psychology: Observing Every Move; New Ethics: A Collection; and Practical Psychology. Translated works include: The Global Public Management Revolution: A Report on the Transformation of Governance; The Case for Bureaucracy: A Public Administration Polemic and Fantasy City: Pleasure and Profit in the Postmodern Metropolis, in addition to articles published in academic journals. She is the recipient of the Fudan Guanghua Faculty Grant and the first prize of teaching program in Shanghai in 2013.

Richard Madsen

Richard Madsen is Distinguished Professor of Sociology Emeritus, adjunct professor of the Graduate School of Global Policy and Strategy, and director of the UC-Fudan Center for Contemporary Chinese Studies at the University of California, San Diego. He is a co-author (with Robert Bellah et al.) of the The Good Society and Habits of the Heart which received the Los Angeles Times Book Award and was jury nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. He has authored or co-authored seven books on China, including Morality and Power in a Chinese Village for which he received the C. Wright Mills Award; China's Catholics: Tragedy and Hope in an Emerging Civil Society; and China and the American Dream. His latest single-authored book is Democracy’s Dharma: Religious Renaissance and Political Development in Taiwan.

Silvia Elena Cortés Cascante

Silvia Elena Cortés Cascante works as a Research Collaborator at the University of Costa Rica’s International Politics Observatory, in the elaboration of studies and analyses of current international affairs, with special emphasis on East Asia and transpacific relations. She also works as an Investment Promotion Executive at the Costa Rican Investment Promotion Agency (CINDE), focusing mostly on the elaboration of investment trend analyses and research in different sectors. She holds a B.A. degree in Political Science from the University of Costa Rica, and a M.A. degree in International Relations and International Organization from the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, thanks to an Erasmus Mundus Scholarship. Prior to her current positions, she worked as a Research Assistant at the University of Costa Rica’s Center for Research and Political Studies in the design and execution of various academic projects. She has attended several seminars, courses and international programs about Chinese internationalization in Latin America. Her research interests include International Political Economy with a focus on Sino-Latin American relations, including economic growth, foreign direct investment, sustainable development, and public diplomacy.

ZHOU Luyang

ZHOU Luyang is currently a PhD candidate in sociology at McGill University. From summer 2018 he will be a postdoctoral research associate at the Watson Institute of Public and International Affairs at Brown University. His research interests cover comparative historical sociology, empire, nationalism, war, and revolution. His doctoral dissertation compares the leading elites of the Bolshevik and Chinese communist revolutions, on these people’s national identities, military trainings, experiences of repression and exile, and learnings from history. He is now expanding his thesis into a book comparing the two revolutions’ relationships with nationalism.

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