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A Top-Notch Think Tank to Serve the Nation A TOP-NOTCH THINK TANK TO SERVE THE NATION INTRODUCTION 01 RESEARCH INSTITUTE 06 http://fddi.fudan.edu.cn INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 12 PUBLICATIONS & OUTPUTS 16 PLATFORMS 17 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS & CONTRIBUTIONS 21 Mission A Top-notch Think Tank to Serve the Nation Commitment The Institute is rooted in Fudan as it endeavors to become a leading university-based think tank to provide policy consultation and to enlighten the people by integrating the “academic essence” of Fudan. The Institute is based in Shanghai as it engages the relevant knowledge institutions in Shanghai to build a think tank cluster and make the “Voice of Shanghai” heard. The Institute focuses on China as it promotes a think thank synergism in China to tell the “Story of China”. The Institute incorporates Asia to foster multifaceted exchanges and to seek extensive consensus across the Asia-Pacific region, in order to crystallize the “Wisdom of Asia”. The Institute embraces the world as it builds overseas research centers and takes the lead in the studies on China and articulates the “Chinese Approach”. http://fddi.fudan.edu.cn 01 A Top-notch Think Tank to Serve the Nation 1992.09 Fudan Development Institute (FDDI) is a comprehensive global research organization focusing on China Development Studies. FDDI is characterized Initiation of FDDI by multi-disciplinary studies, motivated by world-class top notch academic practices, empowered by global management and innovative incubation. As 1993.02 one of the pioneering academic think-tanks established after the launching of the reform and opening-up policy in 1978, it remains as “China’s Top 10 Founding of FDDI Most Influential Think-tanks” today. FDDI was awarded the Key Think Tank of Shanghai in 2020. 1993-1996 FDDI leverages on Fudan University’s global influence and strong Annual release of foundations in various academic fields to attract talents world-wide. As FDDI China Development Report embraces diversity, a multi-dimensional network links “Fudan-Shanghai- China-the world” together, incubating 19 research institutes that strive to promote national development and human welfare by providing China’s 2011.10 best solutions in resolving global issues. Relaunch of FDDI FDDI aims to nurturing academic development, and supporting the construction of “world-class universities” and “first-class disciplines” by advocating inter- 2017 disciplinary studies in Regional Development, Ecological Governance, Industrial FDDI was awarded China's Economics, Digital Governance and Technology & Innovation. Top 10 Think Tanks FDDI promotes people-to-people exchanges and seeks to expand global network by launching the first Overseas Centre for China Studies, the Global 2020.05 Think Tank Centre, the Fudan-Latin America University Consortium, and the FDDI was awarded the Key BRICS Universities League. This comprehensive and robust network provides Think Tank of Shanghai endless opportunities for future collaborations. http://fddi.fudan.edu.cn 02 A Top-notch Think Tank to Serve the Nation 03 Former leadership Dean Yang Fujia / Dean Yang Yuliang / Dean President Emeritus of Fudan University President Emeritus of Fudan University Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Leadership Dean Xu Kuangdi / Dean Emeritus Xu Ningsheng / Dean Member of the Chinese Academy of President, Fudan University Engineering Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Academic Vice Dean Executive Vice Dean Peng Xizhe Sociology Zhang Yi Political Science Director, Center for Population and Development Policy Studies, Fudan University Vice Dean Wu Xinbo International Relations Zhang Jun Economics Dean, Institute of International Studies, Fudan University Dean, School of Economics, Fudan University Zhang Taofu Journalism Executive Dean, School of Journalism, Fudan University General Secretary Chen Yinzhang Pedagogy http://fddi.fudan.edu.cn 04 International Advisors Abdullah Gül Adam Posen Arkebe Oqubay Metiku Christopher Pissarides 11th President of the President of Peterson Special Advisor to the Prime 2010 Nobel Laureate in Economics Republic of Turkey Institute for International Minister, The Federal Democratic Economics, USA Republic of Ethiopia Dagfinn Høybråten Enrico Letta György H. Matolcsy Takeo Kawamura Secretary General of the Nordic Former Prime Minister of Italy Governor of The Central Bank of Chairman of Standing Council of Ministers Hungary Committee on Budget Former Minister of Economic Member,House of Affairs of Hungary Representatives, Japan Michael Spence Park In-kook Paulo Portas Robert J. Shiller Vice-Chancellor and Former Vice Minister of Foreign Former Deputy Prime Minister 2013 Nobel Laureate in Principa,University of Sydney Affairs, South Korea of Portugal Economics President, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies (KFAS) Robert Zoellick Shamshad Akhtar Temir Sariev The Eleventh World Bank Group Former Under-Secretary-General Former Prime Minister of President of the United Nations Kyrgyzstan A Top-notch Think Tank to Serve the Nation 05 Board Members Wang Shenghong Zhu Min Long Yongtu President Emeritus of Fudan University Former Deputy Managing Director Former Vice Minister of the Chinese of the IMF Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Member of Advisory Committee of Boao Forum for Asia Mei Zhaorong Lu Changqi Former Chinese Ambassador Founder of Ample Harvest Capital to Germany and Bohai Harvest RST http://fddi.fudan.edu.cn 06 RESEARCH INSTITUTE FDDI has been nurturing multi-disciplinary research institutes and has established the following 14 research institutes/centers. • Institute of Integrated Development of Yangtze River Delta Region Institute of Integrated Development of Yangtze River Delta Region is founded by Fudan University as an endeavor to respond to the strength and needs of integrated development plan of Yangtze River Delta Region. Located in Shanghai, one of the leading cities in the Yangtze River Delta Region, Fudan University acts from a strong sense of duty, mobilizing its academic resources and human capital, exploring social and economic development demands of Shanghai and Yangtze Delta Region at large, and therefore, contributing to the implementation of the Regional Plan for Yangtze Delta Region that has been approved by China’s State Council. • Financial Research Center The Financial Research Center, founded in 2012, makes full use of the resources of the finance subject and taps the academic influence of the Fudan financial community. Through "Fudan-ZEW Indicator of Chinese Economic Sentiment“, "China Financiers Club", "Post-doctoral Research Station" and other key flagship products, the Center aims to create a high-end finance think tank. It has produced a series of quality and influential academic papers that reflects the strength of Fudan. The Center also provides professional comments and effective policy recommendations for major financial decisions of the country and for the building of Shanghai into an international financial center. http://www.fdfrc.fudan.edu.cn Fudan-ZEW Indicator of Chinese Economic Sentiment The “Fudan-ZEW Indicator of Chinese Economic Sentiment” is a flagship product of the Financial Research Center. It is jointly developed by the Center and Centre for European Economic Research (Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung, ZEW). Based on the data in “China Economy Proposal” of the Financial Research Center, researchers assess the economic performance and formulate the economic indicator for the coming three months or one year. The indicator is expected to predict as precisely as possible the mid and long-term trends of the economic and financial situation in China. The indicator serves as a reliable reference to and basis for the monetary policy adjustment, industrial policy formulation, the financial market’s expectation of the macro-economic trend as well as the response of the real economy to the economic policies. Landmark achievements of the four • Center for Communication major research directions: 1. Cyber Psychology: CCSGR has applied artificial and State Governance intelligence and machine learning methods in researches for five consecutive years. It successfully conducted the Research first case of big data-based, nationwide survey of social psychology, and an analysis of the evolution and emerging trends. Meanwhile, CCSGR conducts in-depth interviews The Center for Communication and State with thousands of people offline, and has collected over 10 Governance Research (CCSGR) was established million words of interview records. in 2012, which is the first and only research 2. E-Governance: CCSGR has been focusing on tracking institution in China that focuses on "communication the information on portal websites of 31 provincial governments, the official WeChat accounts and micro- and state governance". CCSGR integrates seven blogs of local governments since 2014. CCSGR has set up 3 major disciplines, including journalism and levels of indicators and selected the top 10 innovative cases of e-governance of the year. Through studying the case of communication, economics, politics, computer the electronic government of 14 cities in 5 countries, an science, sociology, law and philosophy. CCSGR takes e-governance database has been established. the mission of building a first-class university think 3.Cyber Security: CCSGR mainly focuses on three aspects: tank, conducts a series of studies on major issues Ideological Security, International Internet Policy Game, and Data Security, and puts forward a series of new
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