From: "Andrew Field" <shanghaidrew@GMAIL.COM>
To: <H-ASIA@H-NET.MSU.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 7:49 AM
Subject: H-ASIA: CFP Symposium & Conference on East Asia Security
> H-ASIA
> Feb 8 2011
>
> CFP Symposium & Conference on East Asia Security
> ************************************
> From: "McCormick, Brett" <BMcCormick@newhaven.edu>
>
> 8th Annual
> East Asia Security Symposium and Conference
> A Multinational 5-Day Symposium: June 27 - July 1
> Followed by an Invitational Conference: July 2
> At the China Foreign Affairs University in Beijing
> Sponsored by the University of New Haven Global Studies Program
> Hosted by the China Foreign Affairs University, East Asian Studies
> Center
>
> This symposium offers a unique opportunity for open discussion with an
> array of high level Chinese experts from the military, foreign
> ministry, and academic communities. Each day will include
> approximately eight hours of seminar-style symposium, conducted in
> English by senior Chinese officials and scholars. The following are
> some examples of the Chinese presenters who have routinely headed
> these sessions in previous years:
>
> From the Chinese Military
>
> Rear Admiral Yang Yi - China National Defense University
>
> Major General Zhu Chenghu - China National Defense University
>
> Major General Pan Zhenqiang - China National Defense University
>
> Senior Colonel Xu Weidi - China National Defense University
>
> Senior Colonel Yao Yunzhu - China Academy of Military Science
>
> Senior Colonel Chen Zhou - China Academy of Military Science
>
>
> From the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
>
> Ambassador Yang Yanyi - Deputy Director-General, Department of Asia
>
> Yang Jian - Director, Office of Korean Nuclear Issues
>
> Li Yang - Director, Section of Asia-Pacific Security
>
> Wang Jianqun - Director, Regional Multilateral Cooperation Division
>
>
> From China's Academic Community
>
> Wang Jisi - Director, Institute of International Strategic Studies,
> Central Party School
>
> Li Genxin - Secretary General, China Association of Arms Control and
> Disarmament
>
> Zhang Haiwen - Deputy Director, Institute of Marine Strategic Studies
> of China
>
> Wang Yizhou - Deputy Director, Institute of World Politics and
> Economics, CASS
>
> Lin Guijun - Vice President, University of International Business and
> Economics
>
> Qin Yaqing - Vice President, China Foreign Affairs University
>
>
>
> Limit: 20 participants Program costs: US$300
> Deadline: April 15, 2011
>
>
> Presentation & Publishing Opportunity
>
> "China - New Horizons"
>
> 2011 East Asia Security Symposium: Conference
>
> China Foreign Affairs University, Beijing
>
> July 2, 2011
>
>
> Our 2011 Conference "China - New Horizons" will focus on new research
> in fields such as strategic theory, diplomacy, peace studies and
> international conflict management, and international relations.
> Participants in this ongoing series of conferences represent numerous
> disciplines, and often employ inter-disciplinary methods in developing
> their research.
>
> All registered participants in the 8th Annual East Asia Security
> Symposium will be eligible to present papers within the parameters of
> the conference theme. Anyone wishing to present their paper, but not
> participating in the symposium, should submit a separate abstract (500
> words max.) for peer review by the conference advisory board.
> Accepted conference presenters not participating in the symposium must
> pay a separate US$50 conference fee. Applicants will be notified of
> acceptance within two weeks of abstract submission.
>
>
> The Center for Strategic and Conflict Management at the China Foreign
> Affairs University regularly publishes peer reviewed papers,
> monographs and reports. From the 2009 Conference presentations Bond
> University Press has published the edited book by Dr. Brett McCormick
> and Dr. Jonathan Ping Chinese Engagements: Regional Issues with Global
> Implications. Our expectation is to continue compiling appropriately
> related papers for similar book publications.
>
> Conference Theme: China - New Horizons
>
>
> As China, and perceptions of China, evolve within the international
> community, the places and planes of intersection also take on new
> significance. Whether it's the overt extension of Chinese maritime
> attentions into the East China Sea, South China Sea, and Indian Ocean
> - new visions of relations to/from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Central Asia,
> or even into space - or even new fields of interaction across the
> playing fields of global economies and technology - all must consider
> the new horizons that are emerging as China's place in the world
> progresses. Our 2011 theme of New Horizons looks to synthesize multi-
> disciplinary reviews and analysis of China's emerging location as it
> contacts its surrounding political, diplomatic, economic, and even
> environmental communities. The 2011 East Asia Security Symposium:
> Conference welcomes papers on such themes from any related
> discipline. The conference organizers anticipate publication of an
> associated conference volume from papers collected in alternate
> years. Papers from the 2009 conference were compiled into Chinese
> Engagements: Regional Issues with Global Implications, by Bond
> University Press.
>
>
> For more information contact:
>
> Dr. Brett McCormick - Director of Global Studies
> University of New Haven
> bmccormick@newhaven.edu <mailto:bmccormick@newhaven.edu>
> (USA) 203-479-4988
>
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