全球華人政治學家論壇 Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists 全球華人政治學家論壇 Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists
簡介 Overview
全球華人政治學家論壇（華人論壇）是一個全球性的松散型學術社團，是爲了適應近年來在 世界各地興起的“中國熱”和反映全球華人學者在政治學和國際關係領域的學術成就而建立 的。
A loosely organized world-wide professional community, the Global Forum of Chinese Political Scien- tists was founded in 1999 in response to the greater need for understanding of the rise of China. Its establishment was a manifestation of scholarly achievements by Chinese political scientists around the globe. 宗旨 Mission
華人論壇的宗旨有以下三項：
第一， 促進和加強全球各地華人社會和學術領域裏對於政治科學和中國研究的發展。 第二， 運用政治科學的知識來推動對各個華人地區的政治、經濟、社會、以及中國對外關 係的研究。 第三， 建立和加強全球性的華人政治學專業人士之間的網絡聯係和學術交流。
-To strengthen the field of political science and China studies within the Chinese communities of the Chinese Mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and those in the US, Japan, and other regions. -To utilize the knowledge of political science and apply it to the reality of greater China and China’s relations with the external world. -To establish and strengthen professional networks throughout the world. 歷史 History
華人論壇的首屆大會于1999年在華盛頓地區的馬裏蘭大學召開。40多位華人學者出席了會 議。其中大部分人是從事政治學研究與教學的專家學者。
自1999年以來，華人論壇組織了幾十次學術活動，包括大型國際會議和小型圓桌會議等 等。參加的學者有的來自中國大陸，臺灣，香港，澳門，也有的來自日本，韓國，新加坡， 澳大利亞，英國和美國。
The inaugural conference was held in September, 1999, in the Washington, DC area at the University of Maryland campus. More than forty Chinese scholars, primarily political scientists, attended this conference.
From 1999 to the present, the Global Forum has sponsored several dozen academic activities includ- ing conferences, workshops, and other programs. Participants have come from the Chinese Mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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組織結構 Organization
華人論壇的活動和聯絡分別在全球和地區兩個層次上協調進行
全球範圍協調員： 趙全勝 （美國美利堅大學） 朱雲漢 （臺灣中央研究院/蔣經囯基金會）
地區協調員 ： 中國大陸： 賈慶囯 （北京大學） 倪世雄 ( 復旦大學 ) 何高潮 （中山大學） 臺灣： 朱雲漢 （臺灣中央研究院/蔣經囯基金會） 鄧中堅（政治大學） 香港： 胡偉星（香港大學） 澳門： 郝雨凡（澳門大學） 美國： 趙全勝 （美利堅大學） 朱志群 (巴克內爾大學)-- 全美政治學年會等 華世平 （路易威爾大學）-- 公共關係 日本： 杜進 （拓殖大學） 東南亞： 鄭永年 （新加坡國立大學） 歐洲： 臧小偉 （英國謝菲爾德大學）
論壇成員還經常承擔一些功能性職責和專門項目，包括籌款，組織研討會，出版會議論 文集等。
The activities and communications of the Global Forum have been coordinated at both global and regional levels.
-Global Coordinators: Zhao Quansheng (American University) Chu Yunhan (Academia Sinica/Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation)
-Regional Coordinators: Mainland China Jia Qingguo (Peking University) Ni Shixiong (Fudan University) He Gaochao (Zhongshan University) Taiwan Chu Yunhan (Academia Sinica/Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation) Teng Chung-Chian (National Chengchi University) Hong Kong Hu Weixing (University of Hong Kong) Macau Hao Yufan (University of Macau)
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United States Zhao Quansheng (American University) Zhu Zhiqun (Bucknell University) -- APSA Conferences Hua Shiping (University of Louisville) -- Public Relations Japan Du Jin (Takushoku University) Southeast Asia Zheng Yongnian (National University of Singapore) Europe Zang Xiaowei (University of Sheffield, UK)
Affiliated members also carry out functional duties and specific projects such as fundraising, organizing panels, and publishing volumes of conference papers, etc.
政策研究與咨詢 Policy Research and Consulting
除了一般的學術研究，華人論壇還積極開展就相關關鍵政策的研究與咨詢。每年組織海 外學者團訪問北京等地與相關政府機構，例如外交部、國務院台辦、國務院僑辦等，進 行深入的政策討論與對話。同時，還和重要智囊機構或大學，例如中國改革開放論壇、 社會科學院、北京大學、清華大學、復旦大學等，展開學術交流，並就相關政策問題進 行研討。
論壇本身還組織了由海外華人學者組成的相關政策研究的小組。以下是這方面的兩個 例子： -中國外交政策研究與咨詢小組。協調員：趙全勝（美國美利堅大學） -日本外交政策研究小組。協調員：趙全勝（美國美利堅大學），劉傑（日本早稻田大 學），劉江永（中國清華大學）。
In addition to regular academic research, the global forum has also conducted extensive research around crucial policy issues and played consulting functions. Each year, the Forum organizes a group of overseas scholars to visit Beijing and some other places and have policy discussions and dialogues with related Chinese government agencies, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Taiwan Affairs Office and the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council. Meanwhile, the Forum has also conducted academic exchanges and policy discussions with major think tanks and universities such as the China Reform Forum, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Fudan University, among others.
The Forum has also organized policy research groups and projects. There are two such examples: -Chinese Foreign Policy Research and Consulting Group. Coordinator: Zhao Quansheng (Ameri- can University) -Japanese Foreign Policy Research Group. Coordinators: Zhao Quansheng (American University), Liu Jie (Waseda University), and Liu Jiangyong (Tsinghua University)
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國際會議 (1999-2010) International Conferences -研討會: 在美中日大格局下的中日關係 -研討會: 21世紀華人政治學家面臨的挑戰. 2002年10月6至7日, 上海 1999年9月10至12日, 馬裏蘭州大學校區 上海國際問題研究所合辦 馬裏蘭大學合辦 -Conference - “Sino-Japanese Relations in the -Conference - “The Challenge of the 21stCen- Context of U.S.-China-Japan Interaction” tury for Chinese Political Scientists” October 6-7, 2002, Shanghai September 10-12, 1999, College Park, Maryland Co-sponsored with the Shanghai Institute of Co-sponsored with the University of Maryland International Relations
-研討會: 中國社會的演變 -研討會: 美國對華政策的決策因素 2000年8月25至27日, 香港 2003年3月10至11日, 北京 香港大學合辦 中國改革開放論壇合辦 -Conference - “Transformation of Chinese -Conference - “The Making of America’s Societies” China Policy – Crucial Factors” August 25-27, 2000, Hong Kong March 10-11, 2003, Beijing Co-sponsored with the University of Hong Co-sponsored with the China Reform Forum Kong -圓桌會議: 台灣問題與中美關係 -研討會: 過渡之中的東亞與中國 2004年2月7日, 華盛頓 2001年7月21日, 东京 中國駐美大使館合辦 日本中央大學合辦. -Roundtable “The Issue of Taiwan and -Conference - “East Asia and China in Transi- Sino-US Relations” tion” February 7, 2004, Washington, DC July 21, 2001, Tokyo Co-sponsored with the Chinese Embassy to Co-sponsored with Chuo University the United States
-研討會: 當代中國政治與日中關係之展望 -研討會: 東亞的安全與共同體建設問題 2001年7月23日, 日本島根 2004年3月7至9日, 北京 日本島根大學合辦 中國改革開放論壇合辦 -Conference - “Contemporary Chinese Politics -Conference - “Security and Community- and Prospects for Japan-China Relations” Building Issues in East Asia” July 23, 2001, Shimane, Japan March 7-9, 2004, Beijing Co-sponsored with the University of Shimane Co-sponsored with the China Reform Forum
-研討會: 新國際形勢下的中美關係 -研討會: 第二屆布什政府的外交政策 2002年3月11至12日, 北京 2005年3月9至11日, 北京 中國改革開放論壇合辦 中國改革開放論壇合辦 -Conference - “Sino-U.S. Relations in the New -Conference - “U. S. Foreign Policy Under the International Environment” Second Bush Administration” March 11-12, 2002, Beijing March 9-11, 2005, Beijing Co-sponsored with the China Reform Forum Co-sponsored with the China Reform Forum 5 全球華人政治學家論壇 Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists
- 研討會：美國對台政策與臺北-北京-華盛 -Conference - “The International Factor in 頓的三角關係 Cross-Strait Relations” 2005年1月27至29日, 華盛頓 December 26-28, 2005, Beijing 美國美利堅大學 / 台灣民主基金會合辦 Co-sponsored with the Institute of Taiwan -Conference - “U.S. Taiwan Policy and the Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Dynamics of the Taipei-Beijing-Washington Science Triangle” January 27-29, 2005, Washington, DC -研討會：臺灣問題的外部環境 Co-sponsored with American University and the 2006年8月9至11日, 北京 Taiwan Foundation for Democracy 香港中國評論社合辦 -Conference - “The Issue of Taiwan and its -研討會: 亞太地區國際關係的動力 External Environment” 2005年4月21至23日, 香港 August 9-11, 2006, Beijing 香港大學合辦 Co-sponsored with the China Review -Conference - “Dynamics of International Publisher Relations in the Asia-Pacific” April 21-23, 2005, Hong Kong -研討會：建立東亞合作體系與韓中兩國 Co-sponsored with University of Hong Kong 的作用 2006年9月28至10月1日, 首爾 -研討會: 近現代中日關係再思考 韓國政治學會合辦 2005年7月4至5日, 東京 -Conference - “The Establishment of East 日本桜美林大學合辦 Asia community and Functions of South -Conference - “Rethinking the Sino-Japanese Korea and China” Relationship in Modern Times” September 28 – Oct.1, 2006, Seoul July 4-5, 2005, Tokyo Co-sponsored with Korea Political Science Co-sponsored with the Obirin University Association
-研討會: 中國的崛起於國際關係理論及比 -研討會：日本外交政策 較政治 2006年12月5至6日, 華盛頓 2005年10月27至29日, 弗吉尼亞州諾福 美國美利堅大學合辦 克 -Conference - “Japanese Foreign Policy: 美國美利堅大學 / 歐道明大學合辦 Perspectives from Chinese Scholars” -Conference - “The Rise of China and December 5-6, 2006, Washington D.C Theories of International Relations and Co-sponsored with American University Comparative Politics” October 27-29, 2005, Norfolk, Virginia -研讨会: 臺灣海峽危機預防與管理 Co-sponsored with the American University and 2007年9月16至19日, 北京 Old Dominion University 北京大學合辦 -Conference - “Taiwan Strait Crisis Prevention -研討會：兩岸關係中的國際因素 and Management” 2005年12月26至28日, 北京 September 16-19, 2007, Beijing 中國社科院臺灣研究所合辦 Co-sponsored with Peking University
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-研討會：國際關係形勢動態和中國外交 -研討會：探索政治科學新模式 2007年9月20至21日, 北京 2008年9月24日, 北京 中國改革論壇合辦 北京大學合辦 -Conference - “Changing dynamics of interna- -Conference - “Searching for New Political tional relations and Chinese foreign policy” Science Paradigm” September 20-21, 2007, Beijing September 24, 2008, Beijing Co-sponsored with China Reform Forum Co-sponsored with Peking University
-研討會：東亞背景下的韓國輿中國 -研討會： 兩岸關係新思路 2008年3月4日, 華盛頓 2009年11月1日至4日, 北京 美利堅大學 / 韓國國際政治學會合辦 北京大學合辦 -Conference - “Korea and China- In the Context -Conference - “New Thinking in Cross-Strait of East Asian Dynamics” Relations” March 4, 2008, Seoul November 1-4, 2009, Beijing Co-sponsored with American University and Co-sponsored with Peking University Korean Association of International Studies -研討會：中美關係的新方向：全球視角 -研討會：東北亞共同體和韓半島 2009年11月4日至7日, 上海 2008年10月10至 12日, 首爾 復旦大學合辦 韓國國際政治學會合辦 -Conference - “New Directions of China-US -Conference - “Northeast Asian Community and Relations: Global Perspectives” the Korean Penisula” November 4-7, 2009, Shanghai October 10-12, 2008, Seoul Co-sponsored with Fudan University Co-sponsored with Korean Association of International Studies -研討會： 十字路口上的中國外交：呼 喚大戰略 -研討會：兩岸和解的民心工程 2010年5月13日至14日, 澳門 2008年9月20至22日, 北京 澳門大學合辦 北京大學合辦 -Conference - “Chinese Foreign Policy at its -Conference - “Cross-Strait Relations – The Crossroad: A Grand Strategy in Call” Minxin (People’s Heart) Project” May 13-14, 2010, Macau September 20-22, 2008, Beijing Co-sponsored with University of Macau Co-sponsored with Peking University -研討會：中美關係和兩岸關係新思路 -研討會：美國總統大選和亞太國際關係 2010年10月14日至16日, 華盛頓 2008年9月23日, 北京 美國美利堅大學 / 北京大學合辦 中國改革論壇合辦 -Conference – “China-U.S. Relations and New -Conference - “US Presidential Election and Thinking of Cross-Strait Relations” Asia-Pacific” Oct 14-16, 2010, Washington, DC September 23, 2008, Beijing Co-sponsored with American University and Co-sponsored with China Reform Forum Peking University
7 全美政治學年會American Political Science Annual Meetings
華人論壇參與美國政治學會年會（APSA）活動，每年為該年會組織各種有關中國研究的 專題討論會（原名為：中國研究小組）。
The Forum is one of many affiliated organizations that sponsor panels for the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association (formerly known as “Conference Group on China Studies”). We have sponsored panels for APSA since 1993.
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趙全勝 朱雲漢 美國美利坚大学国际关系学院教授兼亞洲 台灣中央研究院院士、台灣大學教授兼 研究理事會主席 蔣經國基金會執行長 地址: 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW 地址: 臺北市敦化南路二段65號13樓／B Washington, DC 20016-8071 臺北，臺湾 106 电话: (202) 885-1662 电话: 886-2-2704-5333 传真: (202) 885-2494 传真: 886-2-2733-9059 电邮: [email protected] 电邮: [email protected]
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8 2011-2015 全球華人政治學家論壇國際會議
Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists International Conferences 2011﹣2015
2011
1,-研討會：中國崛起──內政與外交的選擇
2011 年 12 月 23 至 26 日，廣州
中山大學合辦
-Conference- “China Rising—Choices for Domestic and Foreign Policies”, Dec23-26, 2011, Guangzhou Co-sponsored with Zhongshan University & The Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists
2,-研討會:中國的崛起:對內和對外的影響 ,2011 年 3 月 15 至 16 日,台北
國立政治大學合辦
﹣Conference﹣ “China Rising: External and Internal Impact”
Mar 15&16,2010, Taipei Co-sponsored with National Chengchi University
3,-研討會:台日關係及其對兩岸關係的影響
2011 年 6 月 4 至 7 日，大連
遼寧社會科學研究院東亞研究中心合辦
﹣Conference – “Taiwan-Japan relations and its impact on cross-strait relations”
Jun4-7, 2010, Dalian Co-Sponsored with Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences East Asian Studies Center
2012
1,-研討會:馬英九第二屆政權的內外政策與兩岸關係研討 2012 年 6 月 23 日, 上海
北京大学台湾研究中心 /上海大學台灣問題研究院合辦
﹣Conference ─ Ma Ying-jeou’s Second Session of the Regime's Domestic and Foreign Policy and
Cross-Strait Relations Seminar , Jun 23,2012, Shanghai, Co-Sponsored with Taiwan Research Institute of Peking University / Shanghai University Institute of Taiwan
2, ﹣研討會, 鞏固深化兩岸關係和平發展
2012 年 6 月，上海，
北京大學台灣研究院/上海交通大學台灣合辦
-Conference- “Solidify and Deepen the Peaceful Development of Cross-Straits Relations”,
Jun, 2012, Shanghai,
Co-sponsored with Peiking University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University
3,﹣研討會: 中國所面對的內外挑戰
2012 年 12 月 17 至 20 日, 廣州
中山大學合辦
﹣Conference-“China’s Internal and External Challenges”
Dec 17-20, 2012, Co-sponsored with Guangzhou, Zhongshan University
4, -研討會: 全球治理:理論與實踐
2012 年 3 月 15 至 18 日, 北京
北京大學合辦 -Conference- Global Governance: Theory and Practice March 15-18, 2012, Beijing Co-sponsored American University /Peking University
5,﹣研討會: 東海問題、海洋權益与兩岸關係
2012 年 6 月 8-11 日, 大連
遼寧社會科學研究院東亞研究中心合辦
-Conference- “East China Sea Issue, The interests of the Ocean and Cross-Strait Relations” Jun 8-11,2012, Dalian Co-sponsored with Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences East Asian Studies Center
6,-研討會：美國的“重返亞太戰略與中美關係，2012 年 6 月 28 日，上海，复旦大学合辦
﹣Conference﹣ “U.S.’s Return to Asia Strategy and Relationship Between China and U.S.”
Jun 28,2012, Shanghai Co-sponsored with Fudan University
2013
1,-研討會: 安倍政權的政治外交發展與東亞國際關系
2013 年 6 月 29 日至 7 月 2 日,大連
遼寧社會科學研究院東亞研究中心合辦
﹣Conference﹣“Political and Diplomatic Developments in International Relations and East Asian
Abe Regime” Jun.29-Jul 2, 2012, Dalian Co-sponsored with Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences Joint East Asian Studies Center
2,-研討會：新时期、新形势、新课题—两岸关系的深化发展
2013 年 5 月 27 至 31 日, 北京 北京大學合辦
2-Conference﹣“The New Era , the New Situation, the New Topic
-- Deepen the development of Cross-strait Relations” May 27-31,2012, Beijing Co-sponsored with Peking University
2014
1,-研討會: 纪念中美建交 35 周年研讨会
2014 年 12 月 14 至 17 日, 北京
國務院僑辦合辦
﹣Conference- “35th Anniversary of China-U.S. Diplomatic Relationship”,
Dec 14-17, 2014, Beijing Co-sponsored with Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council
2-研讨会:兩岸經濟發展與台灣參與經濟整合
2014 年五月 13 至 17 日, 北京
北京大學台灣研究院合辦
﹣Conference-“Taiwan's cross-strait economic development and participation in economic
integration” May 13-17. Beijing Co-sponsored with Peking University
2015
1，-研讨会:台灣大選與兩岸關係
2015 年 6 月 9 至 13 日, 北京 北京大學台灣研究院合辦
﹣Conference: “Presidential Election in Taiwan and Cross-strait Relations”,
Jun 9﹣13,Beijing,
Co-sponsored with Peking University
2，-研讨会:台灣政局與兩岸關係发展变化
2015 年 7 月 7 日至 11 日, 北京
北京大學合辦
﹣Conference: :Taiwan's Political Situation and the Development of Cross-strait Relations Change” Jul 7-11,2015, Beijing -Co-sponsored with Peking University
全球華人政治學家論壇 積極參與美國政治學會年會（ APSA）
2016
Panel I: Competing Interests, Competing Paradigms: New Dynamics in East Asian Political Economy
Chair: Bih-jaw LIN, National Chengchi University
Presenters: 1.“The Changing Role of Taiwanese Investors in the PRC and Southeast Asia.” Shelley RIGGER, Davidson College
2. “Building a Fishery Resources Management Mechanism: A Driver behind Cooperation in the South China Sea.” Dustin Kuan-Hsiung WANG, National Taiwan Normal University
3. “Will International Law Change Taiwan’s East China Sea Policy after 2016? An Audience Cost and International Law Explanation.” Chi-ting TSAI, National Taiwan University
4. “My Lawn is Greener than Yours: US and China’s Views on the International Order.” Yeh-chung LU, National Chengchi University
Discussants: Bih-jaw LIN, National Chengchi University John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, University of South Carolina
Panel II: Local Governance in a Globalized World
Chair: Jacques deLisle, University of Pennsylvania
Presenters: 1.“Local Government Entrepreneurship: Public Goods and Risks in China.” Xiaobo Hu, Clemson University
2. “Accountability of Local Governments in the Era of Globalization.” Guoli Liu, College of Charleston
3. “From Yangjiao to Zongjiao: Adapting religion to China’s needs.” Lawrence C. Reardon, University of New Hampshire
4. “Domestic Coalitions and Bilateral Relations: How Chinese Internal Politics Have Shaped Trade Policy toward the United States” William Hurst, Northwestern University
Discussants: Roselyn Hsueh, Temple University Yang Zhong, Shanghai Jiaotong University
2015
Panel I: Chinese Foreign Policy Today: Changes and Continuities
Chair: Brantly Womack, Professor of Foreign Affairs, Department of Politics, University of Virginia
Presenters 1.“China and the Future Status Quo.” Brantly Womack, Professor of Foreign Affairs, Department of Politics, University of Virginia
2. “Examining China’s ‘Assertive’ Diplomacy through the Eyes of Chinese IR Scholars.” Huiyun Feng. Associate Professor of Political Science, Utah State University Kai He, Associate Professor of Political Science, The University of Copenhagen
3.“Scalene Perspectives, Isosceles Ideas and Equilateral Dependence: Reconsidering the U.S.-EU- China ‘Strategic Triangle’.” Andrew S. Erickson, Associate Professor, the Strategic Research Department, U.S. Naval War College
4. “Comrades in Broken Arms: Shifting Chinese Policies towards North Korea.” Zhiqun Zhu, Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations, Bucknell University Discussant: Yong Deng, Professor US Naval Academy
Panel II: Catching Tigers and Flies: Xi Jinping and the Rule of Law in China
Chair: Larry Diamond, Stanford University
Presenters:
1: “Contentious Veterans: China’s Retired Officers Speak Out,”
Kevin J. O’Brien, Professor of Political Science and Asian Studies, University of California at Berkeley 2: “Reemergence of Neo-authoritarianism and Reforms under Xi Jinping.” He Li, Professor of Political Science, Merrimack College 3: “Building a Rule by Law or Sinking into Neotraditional Sclerosis: Reform Politics of Chinese Civil and Criminal Law.” William Hurst, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Northwestern University 4: “Anti-corruption Campaign or Political Purge?: Xi Jinping’s Tiger Hunt.” Andrew Wedeman, Professor of Political Science, Georgia State University Discussant: Fei-Ling Wang, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
2014
Panel I: Social Transformations and Political Reforms in China
Chair: Elizabeth Perry, Professor, Department of Government, Harvard University
Presenters:
1: “Shades of Privatization: Shifts and Persistences over Time,”
Dorothy Solinger, Professor of Political Science, University of California, Irvine.
2: “Veterans’ Political Activism in China.”
Neil J. Diamant, Professor of Asian Law and Society, Department of Political Science, Dickinson College
Kevin O’Brien, Professor of Political Science and Asian Studies and Director of the Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California at Berkeley
3: “Stratified Political Trust in a Nondemocratic Society: Magnitude, Forms and Sources of Political Trust in China. Jie Chen, University of Idaho.
4: “Budgetary Barriers to Political Reform.”
Peter Lorentzen, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California at Berkeley
Discussant: Fei-ling Wang, Professor of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology
Panel II: New Challenges in China’s Foreign Relations
Chair: Quansheng Zhao, Professor of International Relations, American University
Presenters:
1: “Red Mask and White Mask: The Logic of Image and Two Faces in China’s Regional Diplomacy.”
Xiaoyu Pu, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Nevada, Reno
2: “War or Peace: Interdependence and the Rising Prospects for Conflict between China and Japan.”
Dennis Hickey, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Missouri State University
Lilly Kelan Lu, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of South Carolina
3: “Global Economic Structures and China’s Developmental State: Discursive Struggles at Critical Junctures.”
Albert Yee, Visiting Professor, Department of Government, Dartmouth College
4: “Evolving Challenges and Opportunities in US-China Relations: Explaining the Motivations for Mutual Assertiveness in East Asia.”
Jean Garrison, Professor and Director, Global and Area Studies Program, University of Wyoming
Discussants:
Chung-chian Teng, Professor, Department of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University, Taiwan
Zhiqun Zhu, Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations, Bucknell University
2013
Panel I: Managing Contentious Politics in China
Chair: Elizabeth Perry, Department of Government, Harvard University
Presenters:
1. “Senior Citizen’s Societies and Mobilizing Protest in Rural Zhejiang.” Kevin O’Brien, Department of Political Science, University of California at Berkeley.
2. “Regime-Inspired Contentious Politics in China.”
Wenfang Tang, Department of Political Science, University of Iowa
3. “Harnessing Contention in Contemporary China.”
Peter Lorentzen, Department of Political Science, University of California at Berkeley.
4. “Regulating coercion in a one-party state: evidence from contemporary China.”
H. Christoph Steinhardt, National University of Singapore
Discussant:
Mary Gallagher, Department of Political Science, University of Michigan
Panel II: China's Foreign Policy under the Xi Jinping Leadership
Chair: Suzanne Ogden, Professor of Political Science, Northeastern University
Presenters:
1: "China and the Developing World under the 5th Generation Leadership: A Relationship of Neo- Colonialism or What?"
Chung-chian Teng, Professor of Diplomacy and Dean of College of International Affairs, National Chengchi University
2. "He Says, Xi Says: China’s Views on Maritime Security in East Asia"
Yeh-chung Lu, Assistant Professor of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University.
3. “Sino-American Relations in an Era of Cross-Strait Reconciliation and Rapprochement”
Dennis Hickey, Professor of Political Science, Missouri State University
4. "Taiwanese Views of China and the World: Party Identification, Ethnicity, and Cross–Strait Relations."
Peter Gries, Harold J. & Ruth Newman Chair & Director, Institute for US-China Issues
Professor, Department of International and Area Studies, The University of Oklahoma 5. "China faces the United States: A strategy of four Rs"
Fei-ling Wang, Professor of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Discussants:
Suzanne Ogden, Professor of Political Science, Northeastern University
Yong Deng, Professor of Political Science, US Naval Academy
2012
Panel I: New Challenges in China’s Foreign Policy
Chair: Brantly Womack, Professor of Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia
Presenters:
1.“China and the Developing World: A Relationship of Neo-Colonialism? ”
Chung-chian Teng, Professor of Diplomacy and Dean of College of International Affairs,
National Chengchi University
2.“China and the WTO: From Rule Taker to Rule Maker?”
Yeh-chung Lu, Assistant Professor of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University
3. “China and the South China Sea: Conflict or Cooperation in an Interdependent Global Community.”
Dennis Hickey, Professor of Political Science & Director of the Graduate Program in Global Studies,
Missouri State University
4. “Domestic Constraints of the Rise of China’s Public Diplomacy”
Wang Yiwei, Distinguished Professor of Tongji University, Shanghai, China
Discussants:
Brantly Womack, Professor of Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia
Fei-ling Wang, Professor of International Affairs, Georgia Tech
Panel II: Recent Trends of Quantitative Research in Authoritarian China
Chair & Discussant:
Emerson Niou, Department of Political Science, Duke University
Presenters:
1.”The Politics of Social Spending in China: The Role of Career Incentives.”
Derek Tai-wei Liu, School of Public Economics and Administration
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai, China
2. “Alternative Framing: The Political Effects of the Internet in China.”
Min Tang, Narisong Huhe, and Jie Chen, School of Public Economics and Administration
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai, China
3. “Regime Support in Urban China.”
Yang Zhong and Yongguo Chen, Department of Political Science, University of Tennessee
4. “Good Governance through Taxation: Business Politics in Authoritarian China.”
Changdong Zhang, School of International and Public Affairs, Jiaotong University, Shanghai, China
5. “Political Connection, Credit Rating and Bank Loans in Reform-era Chinese Private Sector.”
Hongxing Yang, School of Public Economics and Administration, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai, China
2011
Panel I: Political Development under An Authoritarian Regime: Findings from Recent Survey Research in China
Chair: M. Kent Jennings, Department of Political Science, University of California, Santa Barbara
Presenters:
1.”Social Trust and Local Governance in Rural China.” Jie Chen and Narisong Huhe, Department of Political Science, Old Dominion University
2. “Measuring Political Trust in China: Reflections on Surveys in the Last Two Decades.”
Lianjiang Li, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
3. “National Identity and Democratic Values of Chinese College Students.”
Chunlong Lu, China University of Political Science and Law
4. “Why is the Central State More Persuasive? The Effects of Public Service Announcements on Political Trust and Satisfaction in Urban China.”
Daniela Stockmann, Ashley Esarey, and Jie Zhang, Department of Political Science
Leiden University
5. “Effects of Third-Party Presence on Survey Responses: The Chinese Case.”
Wenfang Tang and Liying Ren, Department of Political Science, University of Iowa
Discussant: M. Kent Jennings, Department of Political Science, University of California, Santa Barbara
Panel II: Dynamics in Cross-Strait Relations: Taiwan, China, and the Asia-Pacific Stability
Chair: Anard A. Yang, Henry Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington
Presetners:
1.“The Moral and Institutional Basis of Cross-Taiwan Strait Political Reconciliation.”
Jacques deLisle, Law and Political Science, University of Pennsylvania Law School
2. “Butter versus Guns: Economic Interdependence and the Cross-Strait Relations.”
Chung-chian Teng and Yeh-Chung Lu, College of International Affairs, National Chengchi University
3. "Diplomatic Beneficial Cycles and Political Reconciliation: The Case of Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations."
Kwei-Bo Huang, College of International Affairs, National Chengchi University
4. “"The Internal-External Nexus in the Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations."
John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, Department of Political Science, University of South Carolina Discussant: Shelley Rigger, Department of Political Science, Davidson College
Panel III: Rights and Responsibility of a Rising China
Chair: Susan H Whiting, Department of Political Science, University of Washington
Presenters:
1."Status and Responsibility: China Reconsiders its International Role."
Deng Yong, United States Naval Academy
2."Can China Be a Benign Hegemony?"
Wang Jianwei, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
3. "The Internal Challenge to the Making of China's Diplomatic Strategy."
Yufan Hao, University of Macau
4. “Critical Energy and Climate Issues in Local and Global Perspectives: Cases from China and the United States.”
P. Brian Fisher and Guoli Liu, College of Charleston
5. “Why Does China Reject the International Criminal Court? China’s Dilemma in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Regimes.”
Jing Tao, Cornell University
Discussant: Yitan Li, Seattle University
2010
Panel I Political Development Under an Authoritarian Regime: Findings from Recent Survey Research on China
Chair: Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin
Presenters: 1.”Rethinking the Role of Lineage Group in Public Goods Provision in Rural China.”
Jie Chen, Old Dominion University
2. “Public Goods and Public Support in China.”
Bruce J. Dickson, George Washington University 3. “Patterns of Trust and their Attitudinal Correlates: Preliminary Evidence from Rural and Urban China.”
Lianjiang Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong
4. “National Identity and Democratic Values of Chinese College Students: A Survey of Beijing College Students.”
Chunlong Lu, China University of Political Science and Law
5. “Cultural Impacts on People’s Understanding of Democracy.”
Tianjian Shi, Duke University
Discussant: Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin
Panel II Chinese Grand Strategy in Diplomacy
Chair: Yong Deng, U.S. Naval Academy
Presenters:
1.”China's New Grand Strategy.”
Yufan Hao, University of Macau
2. “Sino-American Relations After the Hu-Obama Summit.”
Jianwei Wang, University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point
3. “The Origins of China’s Peaceful Rise Policy.”
Kai He, Utah State University Huiyun Feng, Utah State University
4. “China's Increasing Important Role in Global Human Rights Regimes.”
Titus C. Chen, University of Southern California 5. “Discord and Collaboration in UN Security Council Negotiations: The Case of China.”
Joel R. Wuthnow, Columbia University
Discussants:
Jing Tao, Cornell University
Zhenqing Zhang, University of Minnesota
Panel III. Managing Global Crises: China’s Approaches and Perspectives
Chair, Quansheng Zhao, American University
Presenters:
1.China's Approach to Its Water Frontier - East China Sea Disputes with Japan and South Korea
Quansheng Zhao, American University
2. “Global Responsibility or Free Riding: The Implications of the "Win-Win" Principle for China's Approach to Managing Global Crises.”
Robert G. Sutter, Georgetown University
3. The Effects of Globalization on China's Military Strategy.”
M. Taylor Fravel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4. “China’s Overseas Investment in Times of Global Recession.”
Kate Xiao Zhou, University of Hawaii
5. “Contentions and Synergies in American and Chinese Perspectives on Global Crises.”
P. Brian Fisher, College of Charleston
Guoli Liu, College of Charleston, [email protected]
Discussants:
Yong Deng, U.S. Naval Academy
Peter L. Lorentzen, University of California, Berkeley
2009
Panel I: New Trends in Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations
Chair: Robert Ross, Boston College
Presenters:
1.“China, Taiwan and the United States—Using Cost-benefit Analysis to Assess Future Trends.”
Robert G. Sutter, Georgetown University
2. “Continuity and Change in the Cross-Strait Relations.”
John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, University of South Carolina
3.“US Policy towards Taiwan in Beijing's View.”
Qiang Xin, Fudan University
4. “Identity Politics of the Taiwan Question: From the Island to the Mainland.”
Xin Xu, Cornell University
5. “Beijing’s Shifting Positions in the New Era of Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations.”
Quansheng Zhao, American University
Guoli Liu, College of Charleston
Discussants:
Robert Ross, Boston College
Yun-han Chu, National Taiwan University
Panel II: Political Development under an Authoritarian Regime: Findings from Recent Survey Research on China
Chair: Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Presenters: 1.“Social Capital and Self-Government under an Authoritarian: A Survey of Rural China.”
Jie Chen, Old Dominion University
Narisong Huhe, Old Dominion University
2. “Religion and politics in China.”
Wenfang Tang, University of Pittsburgh
3. “Crisis management in an Authoritarian Regime: Media effects during the Sichuan Earthquake.”
Pierre F. Landry, Yale University
Daniela Stockmann, Leiden University
4. “Citizen Compliance and State Legitimacy in Rural China.”
Lily L. Tsai, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Discussant:
Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Panel III: Chinese Democratization in Times of Change
Chair: Shiping Hua, University of Louisville
Presenters:
1.“Democracy, Dictatorship and Development: China, Africa and the East Asian Model in a Dynamic World.”
Barrett L. McCormick, Marquette University
2. “The Price of Village Democracy: Vote Buying and Village Elections in China.”
John Kennedy, University of Kansas
3. “Enemies of the State: The Evolution of Subversion in Post-Mao China.”
Andrew Wedeman, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
4. “Democratization in China Since the Tiananmen Incident.” Joseph Y.S. Cheng, City University of Hong Kong
5.“Chinese Political Tradition and Its Contemporary Practices.”
Yanqi Tong, University of Utah
Discussants:
Dennis V. Hickey, Missouri State University
Andre Laliberte, University of Ottawa
Panel IV: New Trends in Chinese Foreign Policy
Chair: Yong Deng, US Naval Academy
Presenters:
1.“Managing Sino-American relations in Chinese Foreign Policy.”
Jianwei Wang, University of Macau
2. “Coping with internal and external challenges in Chinese foreign policy in a Changing World.”
Yufan Hao, University of Macau
3.“Media, Public Sphere and China Foreign Policy.”
Hou Ying, University of Macau
4. “China and Vietnam in the Global Financial Crisis”
Brantly Womack, University of Virginia
Discussant: Yong Deng, US Naval Academy
2008
Panel 1 Comparative Political Culture in East Asia
Chair: Suzanne P. Ogden, Northeastern University Presenters:
1.”Cultural Bases of Trust and Compliance in South Korea.”
Aie-Rie Lee, Texas Tech University
2. “The Role of Contested Memory in Shaping the Japanese Political Culture.”
Mari Ishibashi, Randolph College
3. “Confucian Culture and Democratization in Taiwan.”
John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, University of South Carolina
4. “Political Culture in the Study of Chinese Politics.”
Peter R. Moody, University of Notre Dame
5. “The Concept of Hope in Chinese Political Culture.”
Shiping Hua, University of Louisville
Discussants:
William A. Callahan, University of Manchester
Patricia L. Maclachlan, University of Texas, Austin
Panel II China's New Foreign Policy
Chair: Robert S. Ross, Boston College
Presenters:
1.”Globalization and Chinese Security.”
Ming Wan, George Mason University
2. “Chinese Foreign Policy in Transition: Trends and Consequences.”
Baohui Zhang, Lingnan University
3. “Continuity and Change in Chinese Foreign Policy.”
Guoli Liu, College of Charleston 4. “Personality, Perception, and China’s US Policy.”
Peter Hays Gries, University of Oklahoma
5. “Societal Pressure in China’s Japan Policy Making.”
Yufan Hao, Colgate University
Discussant: Robert S. Ross, Boston College
Panel III Political Culture, Political Participation, and Democratization in China: Results from Most Recent Survey Studies
Chair: Jie Chen, Old Dominion University
Presenters:
1.“Cultural Impacts on Political Participation in Mainland China.”
Tianjian Shi, Duke University
2. “Public Roles of Private Entrepreneurs in China: Participation in Formal Political Institutions.”
Bruce J. Dickson, George Washington University
Jie Chen, Old Dominion University
3. “Big Business Lobbying in Beijing: Institutionalizing Unequal Influence.”
Scott Kennedy, Indiana University
4. “Distrust in Government and Preference for Democratic Election in Rural China.”
Lianjiang Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong
5. “Impact of Political Culture on People's Attitudes toward Authority in Rural China.”
Jie Lu, Duke University
Discussant: Pierre F. Landry, Yale University 2006
Panel I: Contending Perspectives on a Rising China
Chair: Quansheng Zhao, school of International Service, American University
Presenters:
1.“Power Transitions, Institutions, and China’s Rise in East Asia: Theoretical Expectations and Evidence.”
Avery Goldstein, Department of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
2. “The Politics of International Status and the Rise of China.”
Yong Deng, Department of Political Science, United States Naval Academy
3. “Explaining China's Use of Force in Territorial Disputes.”
M. Taylor Fravel, Department of Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4.“Market Reform, Globalization and the Transformation of Chinese Foreign Policy.”
He Li, Department of Political Science, Merrimack College
5. “The Rise of China as a Trading Power: Domestic Dynamics and Global Context.”
Guoli Liu, Department of Political Science, College of Charleston
Discussant: Benedict Stavis, Department of Political Science, Temple University
Panel II: “Social Capital in Contemporary China”
Chair: Ronald Inglehart, Department of Political Science, University of Michigan
Presenters:
1.“Social Capital in Urban China: Attitudinal and Behavioral Effects on Grassroots Self-Government.”
Jie Chen, Department of Political Science, Old Dominion University
Chunlong Lu, Department of Political Science, Old Dominion University
2. “Interpersonal Trust and Democracy in China” Wenfang Tang, Department of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh
3 “Social Capital and Minority People in contemporary China”
Yongming Zhou, Department of Sociology,University of Wisconsin
Discussant: Lynn White, Department of Politics, Princeton University Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists APSA Panels (1993-2005)
1993 September 2-5, Washington, DC
Panel I: Roundtable: The Study of Chinese Politics -- The State of the Field Chair: Harry Harding (Brookings) Panelists: Avery Goldstein (Pennsylvania), Peter Moody (Notre Dame), Elizabeth Perry (Berkeley), Quansheng Zhao (Old Dominion).
Panel II: New Statist Configurations in China’s Reform Socialism: A Closer Look at the Local State” Chair: Daniel Kelliher (Minnesota) Papers: Marc Blecher (Oberlin), Vivienne Shue (Cornell), Shaoguang Wang (Yale) Disc.: Daniel Kelliher, and Ming Yue (Cornell)
1994 September 1-4, New York
Panel I: External-Internal Linkage of Chinese Foreign Policy Chair: Thomas Bernstein (Columbia) Papers: James Hsiung (NYU), Quansheng Zhao (Old Dominion), Alastair Johnston (Harvard). Disc: Samuel Kim (Columbia)
Panel II: Rational Choice and the Study of Chinese Politics Chair: Susan Shirk (UC San Diego) Papers: Zhiyuan Cui (MIT), Melanie Manion (Rochester), Gaochao He (HKUST) Disc: Avery Goldstein (Pennsylvania)
1995 August 31-September 3, Chicago
Panel I: China in Comparison: Political and Economic Dimensions of Change Chair: Brantly Womack (Virginia) Papers: Brantly Womack (Virginia), Quansheng Zhao (Old Dominion), Yu-shan Wu (National Taiwan U) Disc: Gerard Mare (Berkeley) Penal II: Politics of Industrial Relations in China Chair: William Parish (Chicago) Papers: Gaochao He (HKUST), Wenfang Tang (Pittsburgh), Chang-ling Huang (Chicago) Disc: William Parish (Chicago)
1996 August 29 — September 1, San Francisco
Panel I: Nationalism and Chinese Foreign Policy Chair: Robert Scalapino (Berkeley) Papers: Barry Sautman (HKUST), Quansheng Zhao (American), Jean-Marc Blanchard (Pennsylvania), Zhang Xizhen (Peking U) Disc: Gaochao He (HKUST)
Penal II: Political Effects of Economic Disparity in Southern China Chair: Brantly Womack (Virginia) Papers: Peter Cheung (Hong Kong U), Katherine Palmer (Virginia), Guangzhi Zhao (Northern Illinois), Ka Zeng (Virginia) Disc: Lowell Dittmer (Berkeley), Marc Blecher (Oberlin)
1997 August 28 — 31, Washington, DC
Panel I: Domestic Power Politics and Chinese Foreign Policy Chair: Margaret Pearson (Maryland) Papers: Robert Ross (Boston College), Quansheng Zhao (American), Alfred Wilhelm (Atlantic Council) Disc: Carol Hamrin (Johns Hopkins)
Panel II: Roundtable: Sino-Japanese Relations and China Studies in Japan Chair: Lucian Pye (MIT) Panelists: Li Tingjiang (Asia U), Zhang Jixun (Josai U), Ou Jianying (Niigata UIS), Zhao Hongwei (Kyorin U), Du Jin (Toyo U), Yan Shanping (Momoyama U)
1998 September 3 — 6, 1998, Boston
Panel: "China's Territorial Disputes: Past and Present." Chair: Quansheng Zhao(American University) Papers: Qingxin Ken Wang( National University of Singapore), Eric A. Hyer(Brigham Young University), Jean Marc F. Blanchard(University of Pennsylvania), Sumit Ganguly(Hunter College of the City University of New York)
1999 September 2-5, 1999, Atlanta
Panel: "Interpreting Chinese Politics” Chair: Ed Friedman,(University of Wisconsin at Madison) Papers: Quansheng Zhao(American University), Shiping Hua,(Eckerd College), Daojiong Zha, (Miyazaki International College) Disc: John A. Rapp, Beloit College
2002 August 29-September 1, 2002, Boston
Panel: “Chinese Foreign Policy and Its Making: Theories and Issues” Chair: Thomas Christensen (MIT) Panelists: Yong Deng (US Naval Academy),Jianwei Wang, (University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point),Peter Gries (University of Colorado at Boulder),Fei-Ling Wang(Georgia Institute of Technology) Panel organizer: Fei-Ling Wang, Georgia Institute of Technology
2003 August 28-31, 2003, Philadelphia
Panel: “China and the World: A Historical Perspective” Chair and Disc: Robert Ross (Boston College) Panelists: Edward Friedman (University of Wisconsin at Madison), Shaohua Hu (Wagner College), Jianwei Wang(University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point), Xin Xu (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University) Panel organizer: Shaohua Hu, Wagner College
2004 September 2-5, 2004, Chicago
Panel: Politics of Transition in China: Governing and Institution Building Chair: Yun-han Chu (National University of Taiwan) Papers: Zhiyue Bo (St. John Fisher College), Jie Chen, Institute of Asian Studies, (Old Dominion University), Weixing Chen (East Tennessee State University), S. Philip Hsu (National Chengchi University), Lianjiang Li ( Hong Kong Baptist University) Disc: Wenfang Tang, (University of Pittsburgh)
2005 September 1-4, 2005, Washington, DC
Panel I “Societal Pressure in China’s American Policy Making” Coordinator: Quansheng Zhao Chair: Yufan Hao(Colgate University) Papers: Su Lin(Renmin University), Quansheng Zhao (American University), Guoli Liu (College of Charleston), Zhimin Chen(Fudan University) Disct: Zhiqun Zhu (University of Bridgeport)
Panel II “Middle Class and Private Entrepreneurs as Agents of Political Change in China” Chair: Kent M. Jennings (University of California-Santa Barbara) Papers: Jie Chen Old Dominion University, Chunlong Lu (Old Dominion University), Bruce Dickson (George Washington University), He Li,(Merrimack College), Kellee S. Tsai(Johns Hopkins University) Disc: Margaret Pearson (University of Maryland)
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