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

China and the World： Development · Governance · Security

Organizer: 

Fudan Development Institute

Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China

Venue:    

Thinktank Building, Room 209, Fudan University

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THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018

9:00AM-9:15AM  Opening Remarks

Host: ZHANG Yi (Executive Vice Dean,Fudan Development Institute)

Speaker: CHEN Zhimin (Vice President, Fudan University)

9:15AM-9:30AM  Keynote Speech

DánielPalotai (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, FudanUniversity)

• Can Trade Prevent Conflict with China? Trade  Interdependence and Chinese Foreign Policy

JiakunJack ZHANG, University of California, San Diego 

• Building Dependence. Building Hegemony? Why  China faces Difficulty Translating Economic Dependence into Power

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

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, Indian Council of World Affairs, Ministry of ExternalAffairs, Government of India

• Perspectives of China as a Player within the Natural  Resources Sector in Africa

Juanita  Ceesay, Sciences Po University

FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2018

9:00AM-11:00AM  China on the Move：Materials, Ideas andPersons

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

2:00PM-4:00PM  China’s Economic Evolution: Firms, Industriesand 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 InternationalPolitics 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

4:00PM-4:20PM  Closing Speech

Host: 

CHEN Yinzhang (General-Secretary, Fudan Development Institut)

Speakers: 

Geir Helgesen(Director, Nordic  Institute of AsianStudies(Nias)       

Director, Fudan-European Centre for China Studies)

Richard Madsen (Director, Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China)

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