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NEWSLETTERSHANGHAI FORUMECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION AND THE CHOICE OF ASIA Vol.6 No.1（Gen.21）May 2012

PROFILE> Shanghai Forum 2012 VIPs

FOCUS> Shanghai Forum 2012 Sub-forum Chairs and

Organizing Committee Secretariat

FEATURE > Shanghai Forum 2012 Roundtables

NEWS> Shanghai Forum Delegation Visits South Korean SK Group

> Shanghai Forum 2012 Holds Preparation Meeting

INFORMATION> Shanghai Forum 2012 Agenda

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Shanghai Forum Newsletter is a publication of Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee. It aims to promote the Forum’s publicity and influence in academic, political and business circles. It includes news releases, feature reports, major projects, and consolidates the Forum’s progression in different phrases so as to boost the Forum’s development.

Host: Fudan University Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies (KFAS)

Editorial CommitteeDirectors:Yang Yuliang President, Fudan University Zhu Zhiwen Chancellor, Fudan UniversityPark In-kook President, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies Editor In Chief:Lin Shangli Vice President, Fudan University

Vice Editors in Chief (in alphabetical order of last name):Chen Jianmin Executive Deputy Director, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Fudan University Chen Shiyi Professor, China Center for Economic Studies, Fudan UniversityHua Min Director, Institute of World Economy, Fudan UniversityJiang Yihua Director, Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan UniversityJin Guangyao Party Secretary, Department of History, Fudan UniversityKim Taeg Senior Director, KFASLi Weisen Director, Institute of Economic Thoughts and Economic History, Fudan UniversityLu Xiongwen Dean, School of Management, Fudan UniversityPeng Xizhe Dean, School of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan UniversityRen Yuan Executive Director, State Building Research Center, Fudan UniversitySu Changhe Professor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversitySun Lijian Associate Dean, School of Economics, Fudan UniversitySun Xiaoxia Professor, School of Law, Fudan University Wu Libo Executive Director, Center for Energy and Strategies, Fudan UniversityWu Xinbo Associate Dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityYuan Zhigang Dean, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityZhang Jun Director, China Center for Economic Studies, Fudan University

Executive Vice Editors in Chief:Chen Yinzhang Advisor to the President on International Affairs, Fudan UniversityZhang Yi Director, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan UniversityKang Tae-Seok Director, International Academic Division, KFAS

Executive Editors: Luo Qian Deputy Director, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan UniversityShen Tianyin Program Officer, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan University

Editors:Mary Lee Chief Editor, Asia Research Network, KFASWu Tao Program Officer, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan UniversityDing Changxin Program Officer, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan UniversityZhu Xianxiao Program Officer, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan UniversityQian Siyun Program Officer, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan University

PROFILE02 Shanghai Forum 2012 VIPs

Carlo Carraro Tae-won Chey Han Zheng Hao Ping Lin Shangli Long Yongtu Park In-kook Adam Przeworski James B. Steinberg Paul Adolph Volcker Yang Yuliang Yuan Zhigang Zhu Min Zhu Zhiwen

FOCUSShanghai Forum 2012 Sub-forum Chairs and Organizing Committee Secretariat Sub-forum Chairs16 Economics

Hua Min 04Sun Lijian 04Li Weisen 04Lu Xiongwen 04

20 Politics Wu Xinbo 04Sun Xiaoxia 04

22 Sociology Ren Yuan 04Peng Xizhe 04

24 Energy Jiang Yihua 04Wu Libo

Organizing Committee Secretariat26 Chen Yinzhang 27 Zhang Yi

FEATURE Shanghai Forum 2012 Roundtables28 Preview Session

Concept and Policy for the Regional Order of Key Members in East Asia 04China’s Agricultural Pollution during the Next Decade 04Outlook of 2012: Economy, Finance and Energy 04How to Create a New Regional Order in East Asia 04

32 Main Session Free Trade Area in the Global Economic Pattern RestructuringExploring the Win-win Strategies for Asian Renewable Energy Development 04

NEWS34 Shanghai Forum Delegation Visits South Korean SK Group 35 Shanghai Forum 2012 Holds Preparation Meeting

INFORMATION36 Shanghai Forum 2012 Agenda (Brief )

International Trade, Investment and Governance with the Intensifying Economic Crisis New Mission for International Monetary Governance: A Win-win Situation 04Economic Development and Social Transformation: The Historical Experience of Social Transition in East Asia and China’s Future Road of Development4Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Sustainable Management 04 Creating a New Regional Order in East Asia 04Legal Cooperation in Asia for 2011-2020 04

Asia’s Urbanization and Urban Transition for 2011-2020 04Asia's Population and Social Development for 2011-2020: New Challenge, New Strategy East Asian Ecological Construction Strategies for 2011-20204Low Carbonization, Security and Ever-increasing Demand: Restructuring of Asian Energy System

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Carlo CarraroPresident, Università Ca’ Foscari VeneziaProfessor of Environmental Economics Vice-Chair, IPCC Working Group III Chairman, Scientific Advisory Board, Fondazione Eni E. Mattei

Professor Carlo Carraro is President of the Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, where he is also Professor of Environmental Economics and Econometrics and President of the Ca’ Foscari University Foundation.

He holds a Ph.D. in Economics (1985) from Princeton University. Past academic positions include teaching at the University of Paris I, LUISS in Rome, University of Udine, University of Aix-en-Provence, and University of Paris X. He has been Vice Provost for Research Management and Policy of Ca’ Foscari University (2003-2006) and Chairman of the Department of Economics (2005-2008).

Professor Carraro is Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and Director of the Climate Impacts and Policy Division of the Euro Mediterranean Centre for Climate Change (CMCC). In 2008, he has been elected Vice-Chair of the Working Group III and member of the Bureau of the Nobel Laureate Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). He has been working as IPCC Lead Author since 1995. He is also Director of the International Centre for Climate Governance (ICCG). He is member of the Green Growth Knowledge Platform (GGKP) Advisory Committee, the International Advisory Board of the Harvard Environmental Economics Program (HEEP), the Scientific Committee of the International Human Dimensions Programme (IHDP), the Ifo Institute for Economic Research in Munich, the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis at Australian National University, the ENI Energy Research Award in Rome. He belongs to the Mitigation Board of the Global Climate Solutions Network (GNCS) at Columbia University's Earth Institute. In 2007, he was elected Resident Member of the Academy “Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Letteree Arti” and of the Academy “Ateneo Veneto” in Venice. He is also Research Fellow of the CEPR (Center for Economic Policy Research), London, and CESifo (Center of Economic Studies ), Munich, Germany, and Associate Research Fellow of CEPS (Center of Economic Policy Studies ), Bruxelles, Belgium. He belongs to the Consiglio Generale of the Fondazione Giorgio Cini and he is President of the International Center for Tourism Economics (CISET).

Professor Carraro has a proven track record and international recognition in many relevant fields. He is co-editor of the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy and belongs to the editorial board of numerous academic journals. He has written more than 200 papers and 30 books on economic, energy and environmental issues. He has recently been awarded the Sustainable Energy Prize by the Italian Association of Energy Economists.

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Tae-won CheyChairman of the Board & CEO, SK Group, Korea

Chey Tae-won currently serves as Chairman of the Board and CEO of SK Group, which has core businesses in energy, telecommunications and trading services – strategically critical industries to Korea. In this role, Chairman Chey oversees and unites the 89 companies that comprise SK Group.

Beginning his career in 1991, he gained global insights and experiences as Managing Director at Yukong Ltd., now known as SK Innovation (previously SK Corp.). He was appointed Chairman of the Board and CEO of SK Group in 1998. With his innovative and dynamic leadership style, Chairman Chey continues to expand the group – which had a consolidated sales revenue of KRW 110 trillion in 2010, and in 2010 was ranked 104th on the Fortune Global 500 list of the world’s largest enterprises.

Chairman Chey was named as one of the “Global Leaders for Tomorrow” at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in 1999. He is a member of numerous business and civic organizations, including the World Economic Forum and the Boao Forum. Supporting the broad UN goals of responsible corporate citizenship, Chairman Chey also serves on the United Nations Global Compact Board. As an important member of the Brookings International Advisory Council and the Advisory Board for the Rand CAPP (Center for Asia Pacific Policy), Chairman Chey performs various roles for these organizations as well.

In recent years, Chairman Chey has devoted significant time and energy to increasing Korea’s visibility in the world community and to enhancing its competitiveness in the global economy. In October 2008, he was named President of the Korea Handball Federation. In November 2010, he was appointed to convene the working group on renewable energy at the Seoul G20 Business Summit.

Chairman Chey holds a B.A. in Physics from Korea University and completed a Ph.D. program in Economics at the University of Chicago.


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Han ZhengMayor of Shanghai, China

Han Zheng, born in Cixi County, Zhejiang Province, is currently Mayor of Shanghai.

He was a graduate with a M.A. in Economics from East China Normal University in 1994 and a senior economist.

He started working in December 1975. He served successively as Secretary of the CYLC Shanghai Chemical Industry Bureau Committee, Deputy Party Secretary of Shanghai Chemical Engineering School, Party Secretary and Deputy Director of Shanghai No.6 Rubber Shoes Factory, Party Secretary and Deputy Director of Dazhonghua Rubber Factory. He then served as Secretary of the Communist Youth League of China (CYLC) Shanghai Committee, Governor of Shanghai Luwan District, Deputy Secretary-General of Shanghai Municipality and Director of Shanghai Development Planning Commission. From December 1997 to May 2002, He was a member of the Standing Committee of the CPC Shanghai Committee. He became a member of the Standing Committee of the CPC Shanghai Committee and Vice Mayor of Shanghai in February 1998. He was elected Vice Secretary of the CPC Shanghai Committee in May 2002 and became Executive Vice Mayor in October in the same year. He was elected member of the CPC Central Committee on the 16th National Congress of the CPC in November 2002 and was elected Mayor of Shanghai in February 2003. From September 2006 to March 2007, Mr. Han was appointed Acting Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of Communist Party of China. He was elected member of the CPC Central Committee at the 17th National Congress of the CPC in October 2007. On May 28th 2007, he was elected as Vice-Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of CPC. On January 30th 2008, he was again elected as Mayor of Shanghai at the first session of the 13th Shanghai People’s Congress. Mr. Han was a delegate to the 14th and the 15th National Congress of the CPC, and member of the 16th and the 17th Session of the Central Committee.

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Hao PingVice Minister of Education, ChinaDirector of Chinese National Commission for UNESCO

Dr. Hao Ping was born in Shandong Province in September, 1959. He is a full professor of Peking University(PKU) with a Ph.D. in International Relations.

In 1982, he received his B.A. in History at PKU. He served as the staff member in the Office of the President, PKU from 1982-1986 and the Deputy Director of the Office of Student Affairs, PKU from 1986-1991. From 1991-1992, he went to the East-West Centre, USA as a visiting scholar. He continued his postgraduate studies in University of Hawaii and got his M.A. in History in 1995. From 1995-2001, he served as Director of Office of International Programs, Assistant President of PKU (1997.04), Deputy Secretary-General of PKU Education Foundation (1998.09), and Executive Member of the CPC Standing Committee of PKU (1999.02), during which he got his Ph.D. in International Relations in PKU (1995-1999). He assumed the position of the Vice President of PKU and Executive Member of the CPC Standing Committee of PKU from 2001-2005 and the President of Beijing Foreign Studies University from 2005-2009. He has been the Vice Minister of Education, Director of Chinese National Commission for UNESCO since the year 2009.

Dr. Hao Ping’s publications include: Research on the Origin of Peking University, Sun Yat-sen Revolution and the US, and Leighton Stuart and China: A Frustrating and Helpless Result.


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Lin ShangliVice President, Fudan UniversityExecutive Vice-Chair, Shanghai Forum Organizing CommitteeDirector, Shanghai Forum Academic Committee

Professor Lin Shangli, born in Fuzhou in 1963, is the Vice President of Fudan University and Executive Associate Dean of School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University.

In 1981, he studied at the Department of International Politics, and after graduation in 1988, he started his teaching career in School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University. He became associate professor in 1993 and professor in 1997. He received Ph.D. from School of Laws at Fudan University in 1998. He had been visiting scholar at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Keio University of Japan, Georgetown University of U.S.A. and University of Munich of Germany. In Apr. 2011, he started to serve as the Vice President of Fudan University. Meanwhile, Prof. Lin is also guest researcher of Shanghai CCP College and Shanghai Administration Institute, Vice Chairman of Academic Committee of Institute of East Asia, Shanghai.

Prof. Lin’s research interests include political science theories, Karl Marx's political philosophy and Chinese politics. He has published more than 10 books on politics, including Party Politics and Modernization, Electoral Politics, The Logic of Politics, and Contemporary Chinese Political Forms, in addition to over 100 articles published on various journals and magazines.

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Long YongtuMember of the Council of Advisors, Boao Forum for Asia Former Vice Minister and Chief Representative for Trade Negotiations, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, China

Mr. Long Yongtu, born in May, 1943, is the Member of the Council of Advisors, Boao Forum for Asia, Former Vice Minister and Chief Representative for Trade Negotiations, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation.

Mr. Long graduated from the Department of English, Guizhou University in 1965. He furthered his study at the graduate school of London School of Economics from 1973 to 1974, majoring in International Economy. Since graduation, Mr. Long has been long devoted to foreign trade and international cooperation. He was member of China's permanent mission to the United Nations, New York (1978-1980). From 1980 to 1985, he worked at the New York headquarters, United Nations Development Program and then became Deputy Representative of the organization in North Korea from 1986-1987. Mr. Long served as Vice Director of the Center for International Economic Technology Exchange from 1986 to 1991. In January, 1992, he served as head of International Division, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and took up China’s GATT negotiations. He was promoted to Assistant Minister in 1994 and Vice Minister in 1997. In Sep, 2001, China succeeded in entering WTO after 15 years of negotiation efforts. Mr. Long, Chief Representative for Trade Negotiations from Jan, 1995 till the end, was a primary contributor. He has also been the editor of the series of “Globalization, WTO and China”. In Jan, 2003, Mr. Long was elected Secretary General of Boao Forum for Asia by the forum council in Tokyo.

Mr. Long is also visiting professor of various universities, such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, Renmin University of China, Nankai University, Zhejiang University, Wuhan University, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, etc. In July 2006, Mr. Long was awarded the Honorary Doctorate in Economics by the London School of Economics.

Mr. Long has won the title of “CCTV Annual Economic Figures 2003”. He received the Award of Excellence by the former United Nations Secretary General Mr. Kofi Annan and Leopold Medal by Belgian King Albert II, His Majesty, for his contribution as the Secretary General of Boao Forum to the regional cooperation in Asia and China-EU, China-Belgium economic and trade relations.


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Park In-kookPresident, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies (KFAS) Chair, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee

Mr. Park In-kook holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature (1975) and a Master’s Degree from the Graduate School of Law (1980) at Seoul National University.

Before he took current new undertaking as President of Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies, he served as Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Korea to the UN (2008 – 2011) on top of his ambassadorial career in Geneva and Kuwait. Mr. Park joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1978 and served in the United States, Brussels (Korean Mission to the EU), and Saudi Arabia as career diplomat. Working in the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Park served as Director of the United Nations Division II, the Disarmament and Nuclear Energy Division, the Deputy Minister for Policy Planning and International Organizations (2006) and Deputy Foreign Minister for multilateral and global issues in 2007. He also served as Secretary to the President of the Republic of Korea for International Security (2002 - 2003).

Mr. Park had taken on other “ambassadorial roles” as President or Chair of a number of important international organizations, including President of the Geneva Conference on Disarmament (2004), Chairman of 2nd Committee of the UN General Assembly (Finance, Economy, Development and Environment, 2009 – 2010). He was recently elected as Co-Chair of Preparatory Committee for the UN conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20 UN Environment Summit, 2012).

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Adam PrzeworskiCarroll and Milton Petrie Professor of European Studies, New York UniversityProfessor of Politics and Economics

Adam Przeworski, born on May 5, 1940, Warsaw, is a Polish-American professor of Political Science, one of the main important theorists of Analytical Marxism and democratic societies, theory of democracy and political economy. He is currently Carroll and Milton Petrie Professor of European Studies and Professor of Politics and Economics at the Wilf Family Department of Politics of New York University.

Professor Przeworski graduated from Warsaw University and received his M.A. of Philosophy and Sociology in 1961. Soon afterwards, he moved to the United States, where he received his Ph.D. of Political Science at Northwestern University in 1966. He continued his postdoctoral study of sociology from Polish Academy of Sciences in 1967. He taught at the University of Chicago, where he was awarded Martin A. Ryerson Distinguished Service Professor. Since 1991, Przeworski has been a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He is also member of American Political Science Association, American Economic Association and Latin American Studies Association.

To date, he has authored 13 books and numerous articles, including Capitalism, Democracy, Science (2007), Does Politics Explain the Economic Gap between the United States and Latin America? (2006), Globalization and Democracy (2005), Freedom to Choose and Democracy (2003), Democracy and the Market(1991), etc. In 2001, he shared the Woodrow Wilson Prize for the book Democracy and Development. In 2010, he was awarded the Johan Skytte Prize in Political Science for "raising the scientific standards regarding the analysis of the relations between democracy, capitalism and economic development".


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James B. SteinbergDean, Maxwell School, Syracuse UniversityProfessor of Social Science, International Affairs and LawFormer Deputy Secretary of State

James Steinberg is Dean of the Maxwell School, Syracuse University and University Professor of Social Science, International Affairs and Law. Prior to becoming Dean on July 1, 2011, he served as Deputy Secretary of State.

Mr. Steinberg received his B.A. from Harvard in 1973 and J.D. from Yale Law School in 1978. He was minority counsel on the U.S. Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee (1983-1985) and Senator Edward Kennedy’s principal aide for the Senate Armed Services Committee (1985-1987). During the Clinton Administration, Mr. Steinberg served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Analysis in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research (1993-1994) and as Director of the State Department’s policy planning staff (1994-1996). Then he served as Deputy National Security Advisor from 1996 to 2000. During that period he also served as the President's Personal Representative to the 1998 and 1999 G-8 summits. From 2001 to 2005, Mr. Steinberg was Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution, where he supervised a wide-ranging research program on U.S. foreign policy. From 2005-2008 Steinberg was Dean of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. Hillary Clinton appointed Steinberg Deputy Secretary of State on December 23, 2008, as the principal Deputy to Secretary herself. In July, 2011, he resigned as Deputy Secretary of State and assumed his new position, Dean of the Maxwell School, Syracuse University.

Mr. Steinberg is the author of and contributor to many books and articles on foreign policy and national security topics, including Protecting the Homeland 2006/2007 and An Ever Closer Union: European Integration and Its Implications for the Future of U.S.-European Relations. His most recent book is Difficult Transitions: Foreign Policy Troubles at the Outset of Presidential Power (2008) with Kurt Campbell.

His wife, Sherburne Abbott, is Vice president for Sustainability Initiatives and University Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at Syracuse University.

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Paul Adolph VolckerFormer Chairman of the Federal ReserveFormer Chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board

Paul Adolph Volcker is an American economist. He was the Chairman of the Federal Reserve and Chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board .

Educated at Princeton, Harvard and the London School of Economics, Mr. Volcker is a recipient of honorary doctorates from each of his “alma maters”, as well as a number of other American and foreign universities.

In the course of his career, Mr. Volcker worked in the United States Federal Government for almost 30 years, culminating in two terms as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 1979-1987, a critical period in bringing a high level of inflation to an end. In earlier stages of his career, Mr. Volcker served as Undersecretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs during the early 1970’s, a period of historic change in international monetary arrangements. He was subsequently President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and in earlier years was an official of The Chase Manhattan Bank.

Mr. Volcker retired as Chairman of Wolfensohn & Co. upon the merger of that firm with Bankers Trust. From 1996-1999, Mr. Volcker headed The Independent Committee of Eminent Persons, formed by Swiss and Jewish organizations to investigate deposit accounts and other assets in Swiss banks of victims of Nazi persecution and to arrange for their disposition. From 2000-2005, Mr. Volcker served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the newly formed International Accounting Standards Committee overseeing a renewed effort to develop consistent, high-quality accounting standards acceptable in all countries. Upon leaving public service in 1987, and again in 2003, he headed private, non-partisan Commissions on the Public Service, each recommending a sweeping overhaul of the organization and personnel practices of the United States Federal Government.

In 2004, Mr. Volcker was asked by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to chair the Independent Inquiry into the United Nations Oil-for-Food Program, resulting in identification of substantial corruption and malfeasance. In 2007, Mr. Volcker was asked by the President of the World Bank to chair a panel of experts to review the operations of the Department of Institutional Integrity. That effort has culminated in broad reform of the Bank’s anti-corruption effort. In November 2008, President Elect Obama chose Mr. Volcker to head the President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board which ended in Feb. 2011.

Pursuing his many continuing interests in public policy, Mr. Volcker among his extensive non-profit activities has been former Chairman of the Trilateral Commission and former Chairman of the Trustees of the Group of 30.


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Yang YuliangPresident, Fudan UniversityChair, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee

Professor Academician Yang Yuliang, born in Zhejiang Province in 1952, is currently Professor, Ph.D. Supervisor, and President of Fudan University.

Professor Academician Yang Yuliang graduated from Chemistry Department of Fudan University in 1977 and received his Ph.D. from Department of Materials Science at Fudan University in 1984. He worked as a post-doctor on macromolecular science at Max Planck Institute for Polymer research from 1986 to 1988. He started to work in Fudan University in 1988 and became Professor in 1993. He was awarded “Cheung Kong Scholar” in 1999, and was elected member of Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2003. He also led the National “973” Project and National “863” Project. He was a faculty member of Fudan University before he was appointed Vice President for Research in 1999. In 2006, he was appointed Director General of the Department of Degree and Postgraduate Education, State Council of the People’s Republic of China. He inaugurated as President of Fudan University in January 2009.

Professor Academician Yang has made major research results in several fields. He has co-authored over 200 papers that are cited more than 1,150 times according to SCI. He received Science and Technology Progress Award Second Prize, Qiushi Outstanding Scientist Award, Science and Technology Progress Award from Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation and so on. He supervised Ph.D. candidates, and three of them were the authors of National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation.

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Yuan ZhigangDean, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityProfessor of Economics

Yuan Zhigang, born in January 1958, is Dean of the School of Economics at Fudan University and a Doctoral Supervisor. He also serves as Director of Employment and Social Protection Research Center of Fudan University, head of Post-doctoral Station for Theoretical Economics at Fudan University, member of the Committee of University Affairs of Fudan University, Vice President of Shanghai Macroeconomics Association, member of Expert Consulting Committee on Policy-making of Shanghai Municipal Government, and consultant to Fujian Provincial People’s Government.

Yuan received his B.A. and M.A. in Economics from Hangzhou University in 1982 and Fudan University in 1987. He received his Ph.D. in Economics in 1993 from Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in France.

Yuan is a prolific writer and a regular contributor to academic journals. He has altogether published eight independent monographs, more than 20 edited books and two translations, in addition to more than 140 articles on an array of economics journals.His research fields cover non-equilibrium economic theory, macroeconomics, employment theory and social pension insurance.

Yuan is also a Candidate of the Thousands of Talents Project by the Chinese Ministry of Personnel and the New Century Outstanding Talent Project by Chinese Ministry of Education. His other major honors include: Outstanding Young Teacher of Shanghai Municipality, Top Prize of the Outstanding Teacher Award of Bao Steel Scholarship, Outstanding Postdoctoral Prizes of both Shanghai Municipality and the Nation, and the National Excellent Teacher Award in 2006. He was granted Special Allowance by the State Council and received the prestigious “Chang Jiang (Yangtze) Scholar” title in early 2008.


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Zhu MinDeputy Managing Director, IMF

Dr. Zhu Min, born in Shanghai in 1952, is currently Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Dr. Zhu received a Ph.D. and an M.A. in Economics from Johns Hopkins University, an M.P.A. from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, and a B.A. in Economics from Fudan University.

Dr. Zhu has taught economics at both Johns Hopkins University and Fudan University. From 1990 to 1996, he worked at the World Bank as a consultant, during which time he served as a Principal Consultant of "China's Agenda 21", United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Until 2005, Dr. Zhu has held various positions at the Bank of China where he served as Group Executive Vice President. Prior to his service at IMF, Dr. Zhu was Deputy Governor of the People’s Bank of China. On February 24, 2010, Mr. Kahn, then Managing Director of IMF, appointed Dr. Zhu as his Special Adviser. On July 13, 2011, IMF Managing Director Lagarde formally nominated him as a Deputy Managing Director. Dr. Zhu has been serving the IMF as a Deputy Director since July 26, 2011.

Dr. Zhu is currently a Board Member of the World Economic Forum, a Trustee of Princeton University, an honorary Trustee of Fudan University, and a member of international Council of Business School of the Chicago University.

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Zhu ZhiwenChancellor, Fudan UniversityChair, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee

Mr. Zhu Zhiwen, born in Fujian Province on October 5, 1958, is Chancellor of Fudan University. He was a delegate to the 16th and a nonvoting delegate to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (NCCPC), a member of the 7th and 8th Fujian Provincial Committee of the CPC, a delegate to the 10th and 11th People’s Congress of Fujian Province, and a member of the Standing Committee of the 11th People’s Congress of Fujian Province.

Mr. Zhu received his bachelor’s degree from the School of Economics, Xiamen University in 1982. After graduation, he started to work at Xiamen University. Mr. Zhu served as Deputy Secretary of the Communist Youth League of the university, Secretary of General Party Branch of Department of International Trade, Director of the Party Committee Office, President Assistant and finally, Vice President in 1993. He became Director and Party Secretary of Fujian Provincial Department of Education in March 2000. Afterwards, he was appointed Secretary of Ningde(in Fujian Province) Municipal CPC Committee in June 2005. In October 2006, he assumed his position as Chancellor of Xiamen University (vice ministerial Level). In September 2011, he inaugurated as Chancellor of Fudan University (vice ministerial level).

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Shanghai Forum 2012 Sub-forum Chairs and Organizing Committee Secretariat

Professor Hua Min currently serves as Director of Institute of World Economy of Fudan University and a Ph.D. supervisor. He has been engaged in teaching and research in the fields of international economics, world economy and Chinese economy for long. Recently, the research interests of Prof. Hua mainly focuses on the generative mechanism of global financial crisis, reform of the international monetary system, China’s exchange rate system and foreign trade strategy, and so on. Professor Hua Min graduated from Fudan University with a bachelor degree in 1982 and taught at East China Normal University afterwards. He gained his Ph.D. at Fudan University in 1993 and started teaching at Fudan University. He received the State Council special allowance in 1996. Prof. Hua has also been engaged in various social works. For example, he is serving as the member of Economic & Trade Policy Consulting Committee of Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, member of Social Science Committee of Ministry of

Education of the People's Republic of China, Policy Consultant for Shanghai Municipal People’s Government, Vice Chairman of China Society of World Economics, Vice Chairman of China Society of American Economics, Vice President of the Association of International Friends in Shanghai, and Member of the Judging Committee for Shanghai Entrepreneurial Competency, etc.

Prof. Hua has written ten books in the area of Western Mixed Economic System and four outstanding textbooks on International Economics. He has also published more than 200 papers in academic journals such as Economic Research Journal and Management World Monthly. Among his publications, The Research on Western Mixed Economic Systems is awarded Second Prize of Outstanding Works of Fine Art and Social Science by the Ministry of Education and Non-equilibrium Macroeconomic Analysis toward China’s Open Economy is awarded Ann Tse-Kai International Trade Research Award.

International Trade, Investment and Governance with the Intensifying Economic Crisis

Chair: Hua Min

Director, Institute of World Economy, Fudan University

Economics

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Prof. Sun Lijian, born in Shanghai in 1962, is distinguished professor, Ph.D. supervisor at Fudan University. He is now Associate Dean of School of Economics Fudan University, Director of the Finance Research Center Fudan University, Executive Director of China Society of World Economics (CSWE), Director of China Society of Quantitative Economics, Executive Deputy Director of Innovation Base of the International Competitiveness of China’s Economy Fudan University, Deputy Director of the Institute of World Economy Fudan University, and Chief Expert of the national major projects of philosophy and social sciences 2011. His research interests include microstructure of financial markets, comparison of the financial systems, international finance, empirical finance theory and open macroeconomics.

Prof. Sun received his Bachelor of Engineering from the School of Civil Engineering at Tongji University. He pursued his master and doctoral study at Hitotsubashi University, Japan from April 1993 to March 2000 and finally

got his Ph.D. in Business in March 2000. Since he came back to China, he has been teaching at the School of Economics, Fudan.

Prof. Sun has won numerous awards, including the second and the third prizes of Excellent Academic Papers on the Research and Advocacy of the Deng Xiaoping Theory (Shanghai) respectively in 2004 and 2006, two third prizes of the 7th and 8th Excellent Academic Papers in Social Sciences and Arts (Shanghai) in 2004 and 2006, the second prize of Mr. Ann’s Award of Excellent Papers on International Trade (National) in 2004, and the second prize of the 8th Decision-making Consultation Research Findings (Shanghai) in 2012.

EconomicsNew Mission for International Monetary Governance: A Win-win Situation

Chair: Sun Lijian

Associate Dean, School of Economics, Fudan University

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Professor Li Weisen, also Weisen as his pseudonym, was born in 1953. He is currently Professor and Ph.D. Supervisor of School of Economics and Director of Institute of Economic Thoughts and Economic History at Fudan University.

He received Bachelor of Arts in Economics at Shandong University in 1982. In 1987, he went to the National Centre for Development Studies at the Australian National University for further study, where he received Master of Arts in 1989. In 1995, he received his Ph.D. in Economics at the University of Sydney. He stayed at the Faculty of Economics and Politics, University of Cambridge as a visiting professor from 2000 to 2001. In 2006, he acted as a senior visiting fellow of Harvard-Yenching Institute at Harvard University. In recent years, he has visited world-renowned universities such as the University of Chicago, the London School of Economics, the University of Sydney, etc. He has also been an adjunct professor or a senior researcher of Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, as well as a number of famous universities in China.

His research fields include institutional economics, comparative analysis of institutions, economic history, and history of economic thoughts. He also shares a wide interest in the philosophy of language, political philosophy, jurisprudence, ethics, history of eastern and western legal systems and anthropology. He has long been engaged in research on the forming and changing mechanism of social institutions from a multidimensional and cross-disciplinary perspective. Since 2001, he has published 11 academic writings, 10 translated academic works, and over 40 academic articles. He serves as a column writer for The Wall Street Journal, Financial Time, Caijing Magazine, 21st Century Business Herald and so on. Hundreds of his reviews and essays have been published on newspapers and journals such as People's Daily, Liberation Daily, Southern Weekly, etc. In recent years, he has undertaken or participated in several projects funded by National Social Science Fund and the Ministry of Education. He has been awarded a series of honors from the Ministry of Education, State Commission for Restructuring Economic System, Shanghai Federation of Social Sciences and Shandong Federation of Social Sciences.

EconomicsEconomic Development and Social Transformation: The Historical Experience of Social Transition in East Asia and China’s Future Road of Development

Chair: Li Weisen

Director, Institute of Economic Thoughts and Economic History, Fudan University

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Lu Xiongwen, born in 1966, is a professor and doctoral tutor at Fudan University. Professor Lu is the Dean of the School of Management, and Founding Director of Chinese Marketing Research Center at Fudan University. He has also been serving as Vice President of Chinese Society for Management Modernization and has occupied various other positions. Prof. Lu’s teaching and research interests cover marketing in emerging markets, internet marketing in China, service marketing, corporate reorganization, and change management.

He received his Bachelor of Economics and Management at Fudan University in 1988 and a Master of Economics and Management in 1991. He was a visiting scholar at the Fisher College of Business, at Ohio State University in 1995. He received his PhD in Economics in 1997 and attended MIT Sloan School of Management as a visiting scholar. He has been Honorary Professor at the University of Hong Kong since 1999. Professor Lu was a research fellow at Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College from March 2000 to January 2001. He has

also served as an Honorary Professor of BI Norwegian Business School since 2006.

Professor Lu published a monograph of ‘Democratic Management’ and a translation of ‘Service Marketing’. He also presided over the NSFC key project Chinese Urban Consumer Behavior Research - the Identification, Exploration of the Social Identity Perspective and other studies. He has published dozens of papers in academic journals such as Journal of World Business, International Journal of Marketing, and was honored the title of Aurora Scholar in 2002 by Shanghai Municipal Government.

EconomicsEntrepreneurship, Innovation and Sustainable Management

Chair: Lu Xiongwen

Dean, School of Management, Fudan University

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Professor Wu Xinbo, born in Anhui Province in 1966, is Associate Dean of School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Deputy Director of Center for American Studies and Ph.D. Supervisor at Fudan University. Concurrently, he is Vice President of Institute of History of Sino-US Relations Studies, “Aurora Scholar” in Shanghai, and a member of the Advisory Panel of Taiwan Affairs Office, Shanghai Municipal People’s Government. His research interests cover China's Foreign and Security Policy, Sino-US Relations, and Politics and Security in Asia-Pacific Region.

Prof. Wu received his Ph.D. in International Relations from Fudan University in 1992, after which he joined Center for American Studies at Fudan University. In 1994, he spent one year at George Washington University as a visiting scholar. In the fall of 1997, he was a visiting fellow at the Asia-Pacific Research Center of Stanford University. In 2000, he was a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution. In March 2005,he was a visiting professor at Sciences Po De

Paris. From September 2006 to July 2007, he was a Jennings Randolph Senior Fellow at the United States Institute of Peace.

Dr. Wu is the author of New Landscape in Sino-U.S. Relations in the Early 21st Century, Turbulent Water: US Asia-Pacific Security Strategy in the Post-Cold War Era and Dollar Diplomacy and Major Powers in China,1909-1913. He is the co-author of From Normalization to Renormalization—20 Years of Sino-U.S. Relations, Managing Crisis and Sustaining Peace between China and the United States (United States Institute of Peace, 2008), and has published over 40 articles in academic journals of China, U.S., Japan, Germany, South Korea, Singapore and India.

PoliticsCreating a New Regional Order in East Asia

Chair: Wu Xinbo

Associate Dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University

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Prof. Sun Xiaoxia, born in Zhejiang Province in 1963, is distinguished professor of Fudan University, professor of the Law School and Ph.D. supervisor. His research interests cover jurisprudence, philosophy of law and administrative law.

Prof. Sun received his Bachelor of Law at Hangzhou University in 1984, Master of Law at Wuhan University in 1990 and Ph.D. at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2000. He has long served at the Law School of Zhejiang University (and former Hangzhou University) as lecturer, associate professor, professor and doctoral supervisor, together with administrative positions as department head, Associate Dean, Executive Associate Dean, Dean of the Law School. And in 2010 he starts his teaching career at Fudan University. His concurrent positions include vice president of the China Society of Jurisprudence, member of National Legal Education Committee of the Ministry of Education, member of National Juris-master Degree Education Committee. He was also

a senior visiting scholar at Harvard University during 2003 to 2004.His representative works are A Theory of Legal Procedure (monograph, 2005), Legal Control of Administration (monograph, 1999) and Phenomenon and Ideas of Law (monograph, 1995).He has published nearly a hundred essays in leading academic journals including Social Sciences in China, CASS Journal of Law, China Legal Science and etc. He has also served on the advisory board organized by National People's Congress, the Central Political and Judiciary Commission, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the Ministry of Justice and other state level government agencies. He has received Special Government Allowances of the State Council of China (1999), Third National Ten Outstanding Young Jurists Award (2002), New Century Excellent Talent Program of Ministry of Education (2005) and the state’s New Century Talents Project (2007).

PoliticsLegal Cooperation in Asia for 2011-2020

Chair: Sun Xiaoxia

Professor, School of Law, Fudan University

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Prof. Ren Yuan, born in Hefei, Anhui Province in 1972, is professor of Demography and Urban Studies of Fudan University. He is Executive Director of Fudan University State-Building Research Center (SBRC), deputy director of Institute of Population Research (IPR), deputy director of Center for Urban and Regional Studies (CURS). He also is a member of International Union for Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), Asia Population Association (APA), and Chinese Population Association (CPA).

Prof. Ren received his Ph.D. in Economics from Fudan University in 1999 and since then he has been teaching at the school. He was promoted to professor in 2006. He has been awarded fellowships at University of Aberdeen in the UK by British Council (2000), at University of Illinois at Chicago (2002), and at the International Center for the Study of East Asian Development in Japan (2006). Prof. Ren specializes in urban studies and demography, and conducted several researches and published on a wide range of topics that include population and development, urbanization and migration, employment and labor market, urban

and regional development, global city and global-local nexus, urban affairs and public policies, population and environment, urban sustainability, climate change and coastal urban development, and so on with a primary focus on China, especially in and around Shanghai Area.

Prof. Ren was the editor and contributor of The Era of Global City-Regions (2009) [Shanghai: Fudan University Press], author of Employment in Transition Society: Community-based Employment and Social Policies (2007) [Shanghai: Fudan University Press], editor and contributor of Chinese Informal Employment Report (2007) [Chongqing: Chongqing Publisher], and et al. He also has published a score of articles in such journals as Chinese Journal of Population Science, Fudan Journal of Human and Social Sciences, Social Science in China, Sociological Research, Population and Economics, Population Studies, Chinese Population, Resource and Environment, Market and Population Analysis, and several edited books.

SociologyAsia’s Urbanization and Urban Transition for 2011-2020

Chair: Ren Yuan

Executive Director, State Building Research Center, Fudan University

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Prof. Peng Xizhe, born in 1954, Ph.D. supervisor, is now Dean of the School of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan University, and director of the State Innovative Institute for Public Management and Public Policy Studies, Fudan University. He also takes concurrent academic positions as member of International Union for the Scientific Study of Population(IUSSP)and member of Earth System Science Partnership(ESSP). He is one of the leading population and development specialists in China whose research covers a wide range issues including population dynamics and policy, employment and social security, sustainable development, gender studies, etc.

Prof. Peng graduated from the Department of Economics, Fudan University and got his Bachelor of Economics in 1982. From 1983 to 1988, he went to Britain to continue his study and received his Master and Ph.D. degrees in Population Studies from London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE). He has been teaching at Fudan University since he came back to China in 1988, and became a professor in 1991 and later a doctoral student supervisor

in 1993. From then on, he has been dozens of times invited to visit various international agencies and universities as an international expert in population-related field. He has also been senior visiting fellow or visiting professor at London University of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE), University of Iowa (USA), University of Hiroshima ( Japan), National Singapore University, etc.

In the past five years, Prof. Peng has led over 20 research projects on the provincial, ministerial, national and international levels. He has published 14 works of 11 kinds and over 50 academic papers, 20 of which on domestic core journals and 11 of which on foreign ones. He has received 3 academic awards on and above the provincial and ministerial level. His works includes Demographic Transition in China: Fertility Trends since the 1950s (Oxford: Clarendon Press, UK, 1991) and The Changing Population of China (Blackwell, 2000). In 2011, he published the paper “China’s demographic history and future challenges” in Science, which comprehensively discusses Chinese population and development.

SociologyAsia's Population and Social Development for 2011-2020: New Challenge, New Strategy

Chair: Peng Xizhe

Dean, School of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan University

Asia’s Urbanization and Urban Transition for 2011-2020

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Professor Jiang Yihua, born in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province in 1939, is famous Chinese historian, professor and Ph.D. supervisor of the Department of History Fudan University, member of Social Science Committee of Ministry of Education, and director of Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization Fudan University.

Since Prof. Jiang graduated from the Department of History, Fudan in 1962, he has been teaching at the school for long. He was promoted to lecturer, associate professor and professor respectively in 1979, 1982 and 1985. From 1986 till now, Prof. Jiang has been member of Social Science Committee of Ministry of Education, Deputy Director of the Steering Committee of History Teaching of Ministry of Education, Vice Chairman of the Academic Degrees Committee of Fudan University, member of the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th Standing Committee of CPPCC Shanghai, President of Shanghai Historical Society, Vice Chairman of the Shanghai Social Sciences Association, Vice Chairman of the Taiwan Research Association

(Shanghai), Director of Contemporary Social and Cultural Research Center Fudan University, and Dean of the College of HumanitiesFudan University.

Prof. Jiang specializes in China cultural history, intellectual history of modern China, foreign relations of modern China and historical theory. His works include The Thought of Zhang Taiyan(1985), One Hundred Year’s Staggering: The Awakening of Modern China(1992), The Enlightenment without Rationalism(2000), Zhang Binglin: A Critical Biography(2002), Modernity: China’s Narrative(2008), A Public Spirit Will Rule: Silhouette of the Thinker Sun Yat-sen(2011), Foundation of Chinese Civilization(2012), Introduction to Historiography(1989, 2010), etc.

EnergyEast Asian Ecological Construction Strategies for 2011-2020

Chair: Jiang Yihua

Director, Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan University

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Prof. Wu, born in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia in 1974, is a senior scholar in Environmental and energy economics, professor at the School of Economics of Fudan University. She is the Executive Director of Center for Energy Economics and Strategies Studies at Fudan University and also the Assistant director of the Research Institute for the Changing Global Environment at Fudan University.

Prof. Wu received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Environmental Science from Fudan and Ph.D. of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics from Hiroshima University in Japan in 2004. Since then she has been teaching at Fudan. She was a senior consultant of International Energy Agency Energy Technology Division during 2009 to 2011 and a visiting Prof. of Trinity College in USA in April, 2012. Prof. Wu has published more than 30 academic papers on SSCI, SCI and other journals. She has been the principal of dozens of projects funded by the National Ministry of Science and Technology, National Ministry of Education, Academy, National Funding of Philosophy and Social Science,

Shanghai Municipal Development and Reform Commission, Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission and so on. As an excellent oversea returnee, She was honored the title of “Pujiang Excellent Overseas Returnees” in 2007 and “Aurora Scholar” in 2010 by Shanghai government. Her paper was honored the second-class prize of “National Excellent Academic Paper In Social Science And Arts ” by Ministry of Education in 2009 and third-class prize of “Shanghai Excellent Academic Paper In Social Science And Arts” by Shanghai government in 2008. Her report on Shanghai energy development and conservation in the 12th Five-year Plan was honored second –class prize of “Shanghai Decision Making and Consulting Prize”. In 2011, the comprehensive evaluation modeling studies on China’s greenhouse gas emission reduction carried out by her research team is adopted and presented at the 18th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE).

SociologyLow Carbonization, Security and Ever-increasing Demand: Restructuring of Asian Energy System

Chair: Wu Libo

Executive Director, Center for Energy and Strategies, Fudan University

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Chen Yinzhang

Advisor to the President on International Affairs, Fudan University

Vice Chair, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee

Secretary-General, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat

Professor Chen Yinzhang is now Advisor

to the President on International

Affairs of Fudan University. His main

responsibility involves international

cooperation of Fudan University with

oversea universities and research

institutes. Professor Chen also heads the

Nordic Center at Fudan University, a

research center with 24 universities from

five Nordic countries. He is also the

Deputy Secretary General of Board of

Trustees of Fudan University involving

fund raising. Previouly, he was the Pro-

Vice President and Director General

of Foreign Affairs Office at Fudan

University.

Professor Chen got his bachelor degree

in the Department of Foreign Languages

and Literatures at Fudan University in

1975 and master degree in education

from State University of New York at

Albany in 1992. He was a visiting scholar

in St. Mary’s College in Maryland and

Colorado College in USA.

Professor Chen has done a lot of

publications and translations on EU and

English language learning.

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Zhang Yi

Associate Professor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University

Deputy Director, International Students Office, Fudan University

Executive Vice-Secretary-General and Director of Secretariat Office, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee

Zhang Yi, Ph.D., was visiting scholar at

School of Economics in Paris 1 University

in 2006, and engaged in post-doctoral

research at Georgetown University from

2007 to 2008.

Zhang Yi's main research and teaching

interests encompass political psychology,

civic culture, and behavioral psychology.

She has published a series of books

on psychology: Observing Every Move;

New Ethics: A Collection; and Practical

Psychology. Translated works include:

The Global Public Management Revolution:

A Report on the Transformation of

Governance; The Case for Bureaucracy: A

Public Administration Polemic and Fantasy

City: Pleasure and Profit in the Postmodern

Metropolis, in addition to articles

published in academic journals. She is the

recipient of the Fudan Guanghua Faculty

Grant and winner of multiple other

awards and honors.

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Shanghai Forum 2012 Roundtables

Concept and Policy for the Regional Order of Key Members in East Asia

Chair:Wu Xinbo Speakers:Pan Zhongqi Qi Huaigao He Ping Discussants:Liu Aming Liu Ming Hu Lingyuan

Time: Mar. 16, 2012Venue: Room 711, East Main Building of Guanghua Tower, Fudan University

Associate Dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityDeputy Director, Center for American Studies, Fudan University

Professor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityAssociate Professor, Institute of International studies, Fudan UniversityPh.D., Center for Japanese Studies, Fudan University

Associate Researcher, Institute of Asia Pacific Studies, Shanghai Academy of Social SciencesResearcher, Institute of International Relations , Shanghai Academy of Social SciencesProfessor, Center for Japanese Studies, Fudan University

Preview Session

Since the mid- to late-1990s, the East Asia region has experienced a period of rapid development, with impetuses from various aspects. In the coming decade, the East Asian order is likely to undergo a dramatic change. The order's construction must be the product of collaborative action by all members in East Asia. Given that the concepts of each member state will certainly affect policy formation, the construction of a regional order will certainly be a function of their interaction and conception of the “region.” Apart from China, what are the views on the regional order of ASEAN, South Korea and Japan in East Asia? What policies related have they adopted? How will these policies affect the formation and change of the future regional order in East Asia?

To explore these questions, the Sub-forum on “Creating a New Regional Order in East Asia” held a roundtable discussion, systematically addressing the concept of regional order from the point of view of ASEAN, South Korea, Japan and other members in this region, comprehensively analyzing their policies.

Main Topics:• ASEAN: Concept and Policy for the Regional Order• South Korea: Concept and Policy of the Regional Order• Japan: Concept and Policy for the Regional Order

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China’s Agricultural Pollution during the Next Decade

Speakers:Jiang YihuaChen JiakuanZheng ZhengDai XingyiChen JiahuaZhu ShudiYang HongyuHe AiguoChen GuoquanSheng BangheZhao Yinliang Time: Mar. 17, 2012Venue: Meeting Room of Yifu Building, Fudan University

Director, Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Life Sciences, Fudan UniversityDirector, River Pollution Control Research Center, Fudan UniversityDirector, City Environment Management Center, Fudan UniversityHead, Department of Social Management and Social Policy, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Law, Fudan UniversityProfessor, Department of Social Sciences, Fudan UniversityResearcher, Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan UniversityResearcher, Research Center at Shanghai Office of Rural WorkDirector, Japan & Asia Research Center, Shanghai University of Finance and EconomicsDeputy Director, Asia Research Center, Shanghai Normal University

Preview Session

The deteriorating ecology of China, Asia and the whole world not being effectively controlled, and new environmental damage and pollution is continuously emerging. It seems to be a problem of nature and technology, but actually it is a social issue. In the past, we mainly focused on industrial and urban pollution and ignored issues related to agricultural production and food safety. With the process of industrialization, urbanization and modernization, China’s agricultural pollution has been getting tougher and tougher, becoming critical restricting factors of China’s economic development, social harmony and ecological safety. To prevent such problems as compound pollution in agriculture, the Sub-forum “East Asian Ecological Construction Strategies for 2011-2020” has invited scholars in sociology, history, economics, management, politics, laws, environmental science, life science and policy research to gather together and discuss “China’s Agricultural Pollution During the Next Decade.” Scholars will have a heated discussion on the status, trend, causes and countermeasures of agricultural pollution in Shanghai and China and make various suggestions from different perspectives, deserving of consideration by policy makers.

Main Topics:• Definition and structure of agricultural pollution• Characteristics and modern significance of Chinese agricultural civilization• Status and trend of China’s agricultural pollution• Causes of China’s agricultural pollution• Countermeasures of China’s agricultural pollution• Status and trend of Shanghai’s agricultural pollution• Countermeasures of Shanghai’s agricultural pollution

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Outlook of 2012: Economy, Finance and Energy

Speakers:Hua MinWu LiboXie ShiyuCheng DazhongFan JianyongCui YuanjianChen XuebinDar-Yeh HwangSun Lijian

Time: Mar. 20, 2012Venue: Room 801, School of Economics, Fudan University

Director, Institute of World Economy, Fudan UniversityExecutive Director, Center for Energy Economics and Strategies Studies, Fudan UniversityProfessor, Institute of World Economy, Fudan UniversityProfessor, Institute of World Economy, Fudan UniversityProfessor, Institute of World Economy, Fudan UniversityVice Director, Comprehensive Coordination Department, Shanghai Financial Service OfficeExecutive Director, Institute for Financial Studies, Fudan UniversityDirector, Center for the study of Banking and Finance, National Taiwan UniversityDirector, Center for Financial Studies, Fudan University

Preview Session

During the post-crisis era, the international energy market changed dramatically. The euro zone became deeply mired in the debt crisis, real economy and trade have shown little signs of rebound, and the international monetary system urgently needs reform. Facing such a complex international economic and financial situation, how can we judge its development? Will the world's economic landscape change dramatically? Or, will it remain based on the US-dominated international monetary and economic systems? Where will China's economy go in such an international environment? What about China's international competitiveness? How do we achieve the national strategies of internationalizing the RMB and building Shanghai into an international financial center? To discuss the problems above, three sub-forums of Shanghai Forum 2012, “New Mission for International Monetary Governance: A Win-win Situation”, “International Trade, Investment and Governance with the Intensifying Economic Crisis” and “Low Carbonization, Security and Ever-increasing Demand: Restructuring of Asian Energy System”, jointly organized this roundtable forum, inviting well-known economists and policy-making experts to explore major issues the world and China face in the post-crisis era.

Main Topics:• The crisis and the change of the world’s economic landscape• The change of the international energy market: crisis, turning point and opportunity• The evaluation of international competitiveness and China's international competitiveness• Trade relations in the worsening economic crisis and the "dilemma" of the euro zone• When and under what circumstances will China's economy collapse?• RMB Internationalization and Shanghai International Financial Center Construction• Seize the favorable opportunity and deepen the reform of RMB exchange rate mechanism• Significance and challenges of the financial cooperation between Taiwan and the mainland• Are financial reform and financial globalization of the same target?

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How to Create a New Regional Order in East Asia

Speakers:Wu Xinbo Su Changhe Song Guoyou Discussants:Chen Zhimin Chen Yugang Wu Chengqiu

Time: Mar. 30, 2012Venue: Room 711, East Main Building of Guanghua Tower, Fudan University

Vice Dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityDeputy Director, Center for American Studies, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityAssociate Professor, Center for American Studies, Fudan University

Professor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityPh.D., School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University

Preview Session

The successful modernization and transformation of China, Japan and South Korea, has progressively improved the political and economic status of the whole East Asia region. In the 21st century, East Asia has the potential to become a new economic center. Until now, the integration of East Asia has mainly been on the economic level. Although a wide range of economic and trade cooperation has been achieved, there still exists considerable political differences and a potential sense of strategic competition.

How precisely do we grasp the function and the limit of economy in the construction of a new regional order, and how do we maximize its role? What roles do safety, institutional arrangements and regional identity play in the process? In order to play a critical role, what should China do? What are the expectations of other members for China? What restricting factors will China encounter? To address the problems above, the Sub-forum “Create a New Regional Order in East Asia” held this roundtable discussion.

Main Topics:• China and order construction in East Asia• The problems encountered in the order construction of East Asia • Economic relations and regional order construction of East Asia

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Free Trade Area in the Global Economic Pattern RestructuringMain Session

Since the Doha Round of trade negotiations among the WTO membership started in 2001, which is at a deadlock, regional free trade agreements have expanded both in size and in number. This situation is getting more and more obvious in the Asia-Pacific region. As the world economy undergoes a rapid structural adjustment today, what will the burst of FTAs do on the trade and production of the countries involved? What kind of trade strategies will they adopt under the new economic circumstances? This is an important background of this forum.

Formally implemented this year, the free trade agreement between South Korea and the United States will have a considerable impact on trade and production of South Korea-Japan, China-South Korea, and China-Japan, as well as on FTA negotiations between these three countries. This is another important background of this forum.

The United States has added a lot of new content in its FTA with South Korea. In the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations it makes efforts to promote, the United States places much emphasis on the so-called trade and investment of the next generation, which

also has an important impact on the Asia-Pacific region free trade negotiations. This is the third important background of this forum.

With all the backgrounds above, scholars invited by the forum, will analyze not only the trade strategies in the new global economic environment, but also the prospects and influences of free trade negotiations in the Asia-Pacific region, including TPP. The forum will mostly focus on the establishment of a free trade area in Northeast Asia, especially between China and South Korea. Therefore, scholars will not only simply make analyses on the process and prospect of China-South Korea free trade area negotiations, but also on the influences of the FTA from various aspects, including the impact on different industries, on trade, and on industrial restructuring and government functions. Although these analyses are focused on China-South Korea free trade area, they will also help us to understand the possible future changes of foreign trade strategies and industrial policies in the two countries.

Time: 9:00-12:30, May 27Venue: Room 2001, West Main Building of Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityCo-Chairs: Hua Min Byung-il Choi

09:00-09:10 Hua Min Opening Speech

09:10-09:25 Sun Lijian FTA, TPP and Regional Economic Integration in East Asia

09:25-09:40 WonGun Song Trade Liberalization Strategies under New Environments in Global Economy

09:40-09:55 Xu Hongqiang The Progress and Prospect of FTA Construction in East Asia

09:55-10:10 Toshiaki Hasegawa Growing External Linkage and the Role of Japan, China and Korea in APEC Region

10:10-10:25 Yao Weiqun An Outlook of CKFTA Based on the Joint Study

10:25-10:35 Q&A

10:35-10:55 Coffee Break

10:55-11:05 Byung-il Choi Opening Speech

11:05-11:20 Heo Yoon The Political Economy of Korea-China FTA: Industrial Restructuring and the Role of Government

11:20-11:35 He Xiyou FTA Strategy in China and Its Effects on Sino-Korean FTA Orientation

11:35-11:50 Jeongbin Im Korea, China-Japan-Korea FTA and Agriculture

11:50-12:05 Yin Xiangshuo The Effects of Sino-Korea FTA on Bilateral Trade Intensity and Complementarity

12:05-12:20 Won-Mog Choi FTA as Problem-Solving Process: Implications to the Case of Korea-China FTA

12:20-12:30 Q&A

12:30 FTA Roundtable Closing

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Renewable Energy: Enlightening the Asian Green Development RoadmapMain Session

Faced with the combined pressures of resource safety, the transition to low carbon technologies and general expansion of the economy, Asia’s current system for the supply and demand of our nations’ energy awaits a sea-change – and the development of renewable resources is set to play a key role in this transformation. Asian economies continue to exhibit a high level of reliance upon fossil fuels, especially coal, and when compared with North American and European reliance on clean energy (natural gas, nuclear power) and renewable resources (hydroelectric, solar and wind power), despite showing impressive increases in recent years, still stand at a disadvantage to the Western nations. Lowering our reliance on fossil fuels, combating the threat of climate change, breaking through the restraints to economic growth placed by our non-renewable resources – all this depends on our ability to develop new resources and low-carbon technologies.

Still, there is no doubt about the fact that the development and usage of new technologies for our resources both lie in a state of great uncertainty, and the attitude of governments and city councils has determined a similar level of uncertainty in the ultimate status and development of low-carbon technologies. That said, there is a great and untold potential for the research and development of new resources in Asia, and it is of primary importance

that we search out and catalyse the creation of a win-win situation for the development of non-renewable resources. The transformation of the supply and demand of our resources ought to follow a technological line that can be accepted and utilized by a number of economies, and to add impetus to the creation of public policies, markets for resources and movements for associations for relevant themes and problems. Recently, the primary economies of Asia have already started a great degree of experimentation in the development of new resources, transformation of existing systems and nurturing of market conditions through political, academic and business level discussions and investigations – it is now possible to deepen the level of understanding on the part of Asian and other nations in regard the win-win situation of renewable resources, and for us to deepen our understanding and reach common agreement from an international and regional perspective.

The aim of our conference is to look at a potential point of breakthrough in the resource developments of East Asia – the development of new resource technologies in the automobile industry. There will be a round-table discussion focussing on the technological choices available, the possibilities for market development and the support offered by our respective governments, to which topics we hope to give a multi-perspective explanation and deeper analysis.

Asian Renewable Energy Development: Global Context and Asian StrategyTime: 13:30-14:30, May 26Venue: Yiqing Hall, No. 7 Building, Xijiao State Guest HotelChairs: Ruan Qiantu

13:30-13:45 Li Junfeng Retrospect and Outlook for Global Renewable Energy Development13:45-14:00 Hu Zhaoguang Functions of Smart Grid Regarding Energy Security and Renewable Energy Development

14:00-14:15 Chen Xinhua China’s Development Strategy of Natural Gas and Reshaping of Energy Pattern in the Future

14:15-14:30 Q&A

Accelerating the Industrialization of EV : Market Cultivation, Technology Choice And Policy SupportTime: 14:45-17:10, May 26Venue: Yiqing Hall, No. 7 Building, Xijiao State Guest HotelChairs: Lewis M Fulton

14:45-15:10 Kim Dongsub Global EV Business and SK's Vision and Roadmap15:10-15:25 Wang Zidong The Power Security Research on EV15:25-15:40 Fu Gangzhan Experiences and Outlook of the Demonstrative EV Urban Projects in China15:40-15:55 Min Haitao Comparative Studies on the Technology Choice and National Strategy in Asian Countries15:55-16:10 Sun Liqing Issues about the Industrial Development of China’s New Energy Vehicles16:10-16:25 Liu Minghui FAW’s Development Plans for EV and China’s Technology Choices for EV Industry

16:25-16:45 Lin Yi Development Strategies and Plans on the Renewable Vehicle Development Of Domestics Automobile Companies

16:45-17:10 Q&A

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Shanghai Forum Delegation Visits South Korean SK Group

From Mar. 12 to 15, 2012, the delegation of Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee, led by Prof. Lin Shangli, Vice President of Fudan University, called upon the South Korean SK Group for consultation and discussion of matters concerning the upcoming “Shanghai Forum 2012”. The delegation members included Sub-forum Chairman and Associate Dean of the School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Prof. Wu Xinbo; Secretary-General of the Forum and Adviser to President on International Affairs of Fudan University, Prof. Chen Yinzhang; Executive Vice-Secretary-General and Secretariat Office Director of the Forum, Associate Prof. Zhang Yi; and Vice-Secretary-General of the Forum and Deputy Director of the Financial Office, Ms. Yu Qing.

While in South Korea, the delegation visited SK Telecom and SK Innovation, as well as SK Headquarters, coming to fully understand SK Group's current development and strategy in the fields of communications, energy, and chemical engineering. Together with Vice Chairman of the SK Group, Mr. Jae-Youl Kim, they looked into future prospects for the integration of industry, study and research between Fudan University and SK Group. Furthermore, Vice President Lin Shangli made explicit Shanghai Forum's purpose to establish a platform for academic, industrial, and political discourse, to serve as a location for further mutual engagement, and to make science and technology better capable of serving society.

During talks between the delegation and Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies, the Secretariat of the Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee reported on the progress of “Shanghai Forum 2012” preparations to President of KFAS, Mr. Park In-kook, who expressed full satisfaction. The two parties ardently discussed contents of the forthcoming round tables on renewable energy

and free-trade agreements as well as arrangements for honored guests who will be in attendance. On the topic of renewable energy, both resolved to take a forward stance in the field of electric vehicle technology.

While in South Korea, the delegation also met Secretary-General for General Affairs of South Korea, Secretary-General of Media, together with Assistant-Secretary-General of Environmental Affairs. They exchanged ideas regarding some central Sino-Korean issues such as green-economy, and the South Korea's general election.

On March 15, the delegation convened a meeting at the hotel at which they were lodged to summarize the knowledge gained from this visit to South Korea. Vice President Lin Shangli raised practical concerns and expectations for Shanghai Forum, hoping that “Shanghai Forum 2012” will be capable of greater openness, further integrate and strengthen the ties between strategy and thought, scholars and think tanks, strategy and technology, academy and industry, and intellectuals and government, so that Shanghai Forum will possess more real influence.

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Shanghai Forum Delegation Visits South Korean SK Group Shanghai Forum 2012 Holds Preparation Meeting

On the morning of May 5, 2012, the second Shanghai Forum 2012 preparation meeting was held at Guanghua Tower. President of Fudan University Yang Yuliang and President of Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies Professor Park In-kook were in attendance, and the meeting was presided over by Lin Shangli, Vice-President of Fudan University.

At the meeting, Professor Zhang Yi, Executive Vice-Secretary-General of Shanghai Forum 2012, introduced Shanghai Forum 2012's overall preparation status. Xiao Sijian, Director of the Office of Public Relations, announced the current progress of media collaboration, followed by the leaders of the 10 panels on the status of preparation and development of each of their respective panels, including main topics, the numbers of guests and VIPs, etc. President Yang Yuliang, President Park In-kook, and the leaders of relevant departments were briefed on these reports.

Yang Yuliang indicated that Shanghai Forum 2012 preparation work is advancing smoothly. Each sub-forum has already conducted in-depth inquiry and research through preview session roundtables, ensuring a high level of quality and greater innovation compared to previous years. He stressed that since Shanghai Forum will consider strategic questions of both global and regional importance, it will touch directly on current issues we are facing today; since it is founded on advanced scientific research, we must also move towards the common masses.

Park In-kook believes we are currently at a historical moment in the transformation of Asia's political, economic, and social order. This is a crucial hour,

and Shanghai Forum should provide suggestions and ideas on the problems and challenges we will face during the transformation.

As scheduled, Shanghai Forum 2012 will be held from May 26 to May 28. The theme of this year's Shanghai Forum is "Strategy for the 2011-2020." Shanghai Forum is hosted by Fudan University, with support from Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies' International Economic Forum. With “Concentrating on Asia, Focusing on Hot Issues, Congregating Elites, Promoting Interactions, Enhancing Cooperation and Seeking Consensus" as its stated mission, Shanghai Forum will be devoted to forging a platform for 3-way mutual engagement and exchange between academic, political, and business spheres, inviting leaders and elites from all circles to launch dialogue and cooperation. The Forum will strive to carry out extensive, multidimensional, and thorough research on today's significant issues of global economics and the international situation in order to provide comprehensive, progressive advice for Asia's economy, politics, society, and culture. So far, Shanghai Forum has successfully held 6 annual sessions, attended by a total of 1,800 persons from both home and abroad.

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INFORMATION WWW.SHANGHAIFORUM.ORG

Gen.21 May 2012

Shanghai Forum 2012 Agenda (Brief)

Friday May 25, 2012

08:30-22:00

19:00-21:00

Saturday May 26, 2012

09:00-12:00

12:00-13:30

13:30-17:00

19:00-21:00

Sunday May 27, 2012

09:00-12:00

12:00-13:30

13:30-17:00

18: 00-21:00

Monday May 28, 2012

09:00-10:30

10:45-12:00

12:00-13:30

13:30-18:30

18:30-21:00

Registration

Welcoming Dinner

Opening Ceremony

Buffet Lunch

Sub-forums

Opening Banquet

Sub-forums

Buffet Lunch

Sub-forums

Shanghai Forum Evening

Sub-forums

Closing Ceremony

Buffet Lunch

City Tour

Buffet Dinner

Crowne Plaza Fudan

Crowne Plaza Fudan

Xijiao State Guest Hotel



Crowne Plaza Fudan

Fudan University

Fuxuan Hotel

Fudan University

Fudan University

Fudan University

Crowne Plaza Fudan

Crowne Plaza Fudan

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This photo shows staff from the Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office – a dynamic group with experienced teachers and energetic students from several departments

in Fudan University, including the School of Economics, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, School of Journalism, School of Social Sciences, School of Philosophy and School of Life Sciences. Some of these volunteers are international students hailing from Ohio State University, United States Naval Academy amongst other institutions. In recent months, the group has worked together in our Fudan offices to contribute to the smooth running of our Forum with their spare time and words of wisdom.

Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee, Fudan University

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