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Research Projects of the Research Center for Beijing International Exchanges and Foreign Affairs Administration

1. Four research projects chaired by CFAU professors were approved and funded by the Beijing Social Science Fund of Research Bases in 2015. These projects are:

 

Project   Chair

Unit

Project   Name

Sun Jisheng

The   Research Center for Beijing International Exchanges and Foreign Affairs   Administration

China’s   Diplomacy and Beijing’s International Exchanges

Yang Li

School   of International Economics

Port   Construction and the Cooperative Development of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei   Province

Xia Liping

Department   of Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs Management

Beijing   Municipal Government’s Security Assistance to Beijing Residents Living in   Other Cities

Yan Wenjun

Department   of International Law

The   Building of Beijing’s Judicial System for Foreign Pursuit and Evasion

 

2. In October, 2014, the research project titled “The City Diplomacy of Southeast Asian Cities along the 21st Century’s Maritime Silk Road”, chaired by Zha Wen from the CFAU Institute of International Relations, was approved by Beijing Social Science Fund of Research Bases. The 2014 Annual Report of the Research Center for Beijing International Exchanges and Foreign Affairs Administration was also granted a publishing fund.

 

3. The Research Center for Beijing International Exchanges and Foreign Affairs Administration held its annual work planning meeting on July 7, 2014. Participants voted on the research projects funded by the Research Center. The results are as follows:

 

Project   Chair

Project Type

Project Name

Zhang Cuizhen

Major Project

The   International Image of Peking's Time-honored Brand—A Survey-based Study

Li Hongbo

 General Project

Beijing’s   Legal Diplomacy: Theories and Practices

Ren Yuanzhe

General Project

International   Organizations and the Role of Beijing in Global Governance

Ou Ya

General Project

Communication   Strategies of Beijing’s Image in the New Media Environment