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ASSOCIATION
OF CHINESE POLITICAL STUDIES
International Symposium on China's
Transition and Ascension
& The 18th ACPS Annual Meeting
San Francisco State University
San Francisco, California
Saturday-Sunday, July 30-31, 2005
The
Association of Chinese Political Studies will hold an international
symposium on
China's transition and ascension in conjunction with its 18th annual
meeting at San Francisco
State
University
in San Francisco, California
from July 30-31, 2005. The conference will be hosted and co-sponsored by
the
College
of
Behavioral
and Social Sciences at San Francisco
State
University.
China's reform, open-up, and development over the last two decades have made
enormous impact on the political, economic and cultural lives of the
Chinese people as well as on the rest of the world.
China's transition and ascension have become the two major themes in the field of China
studies across all academic disciplines. We welcome all papers that
address any aspect of the central theme and the main questions related to
the broad theme, which could include domestic politics, economics,
culture, society, military, foreign policy, foreign relations, Taiwan
Strait relations, Hong Kong and Macau in transition, their origins and
consequences, problems and challenges, domestic and global implications,
continuity and change, and retrospective and prospects.
We will consider all topics and all important issues of Chinese
politics.
Paper
proposals should include paper title, names of authors, institutional
affiliation, address, phone number, fax number, e-mail address, and
one-page abstract. The deadline for submission of paper proposals
is December 15, 2004. Paper
proposals should be emailed to the Program Chair, Dr. Sujian Guo at sguo@sfsu.edu
Volunteers interested in serving as panel chairs and discussants
and international travelers who need letter of invitation for visa
application purpose should contact the Association’s President:
Professor Shiping Hua
s0hua002@louisville.edu
Asia Program
Woodrow Wilson Center
One Woodrow Wilson Plaza
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20004-3027
Tel: 202/691-4020
Notes: The association will provide accommodation (two days and three nights)
and possible travel subsidies for those who present a paper at the
conference panel sessions and who serve as chairs and discussants. The
association will issue notification of acceptance of the paper proposals
on
January 15, 2005. All attendees will have to register and pay the registration fees for
attending the conference. More information will be provided soon.
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