会议议程：International Seminar on Political Philosophy and China Studies in the Context of Globalization

 

International Seminar on

Political Philosophy and China Studies in the Context of Globalization

 

Co-sponsors:

Fudan Institute for Advanced Study in Social Sciences

University of Sydney Faculty of Arts

Fudan School of International Relations and Public Affairs

 

21 October, 2010

 

Institute for Advanced Study in Social Sciences

2801 East Main Tower, Guanghua Building

Fudan University

 

Program 

 

14:00-14:10              Opening Session

Welcome remarks:        Prof. CHEN Limin (Vice Chancellor of Fudan University)

Remarks:                   Prof. Duncan Ivison (Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Sydney)

 

14:10 – 15:10                   Session One

Speakers:                

Zhenglai Deng (Dean and Professor, Fudan-IAS, Director of Fudan CCRC)

“Living Wisdom and China Studies”  

Dingping Guo (Director and Professor, Center for Japan Studies, SIRPA)   

“Dynamics of Developmental Democratic Politics in Contemporary China” 

Su Gu (Professor and Senior Fellow of Fudan-IAS)

“Dignity and Justice in Contemporary Chinese Political philosophy”

 

 

15:10 – 15:40                     Q & A   

15:40-16:00                 Coffee/Tea Break

 

16:00-17:00              Session Two

Speakers:       

Professor Duncan Ivison (Dean, Faculty of Arts)
“Justice after Rawls”

Professsor Simon Tormey (Head, School of Social and Political Sciences)
“Whatever Happened to Communism”

Professor David Goodman (Director, China Studies Centre)
“The State in Transition: Local Perspectives on Change in China”

 

17:00-17:30              Q & A   

17:30-17:45              Closing Session

Signing Ceremony for institutional Collaboration

17:45-18:00              Group Photo

18:00– 20:00                       Dinner:  Fuxuan Hotel V15 & 16

 

ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS:

Fudan Institute for Advanced Study in Social Sciences (Fudan-IAS)

DENG Zhenglai (Dean and Distinguished Professor, Fudan-IAS)

Sujian GUO (Associate Dean and Distinguished Professor, Fudan-IAS)

Naran BILIK (Distinguished Professor and Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

LIU Qingping  (Professor and Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

GU Su (Professor and Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

SUN Guodong (Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

LIN Xi (Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

CHEN Renhua (Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

WU Guangjun (Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

SHEN Yinghang (Research Fellow, Fudan-IAS)

Philippe Schmitter (Professor ad Senior Research Fellow in Residence, Fudan-IAS)

Fudan University School of International Relations and Public Affairs (SIRPA)

Shangli Lin (Executive Dean and Professor, SIRPA)
Mingming Chen (Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science, SIRPA)
Yugang Chen (Associate Dean and Professor, SIRPA)
Dingping Guo (Director and Professor, Center for Japan Studies, SIRPA)
Yijia Jing (Assistant Dean and Associate Professor, SIRPA)

Faculty from other related fields

YANG Zhigang (Professor of Archaeology and Director of Social Science Division of Fudan University)
HUANG Dan (Professor and Chair of Journalism Department of Journalism School, Research Fellow of the Center for Information and Communication at Fudan University)
CAO Jin (Professor of Journalism Department of Journalism School, Fudan University)
TONG Shijun (Academic Committee Member of Fudan-IAS, Director of Institute of Philosophy at Shanghai Academy of Social Science)

University of Sydney Faculty of Arts

Alison Betts (Professor of Archaeology)
Catriona Elder (Head and Professor, Department of Sociology]
David Goodman (Director, Institute of Social Sciences, Professor of Chinese Politics and History)
Hans Hendrischke (Professor of Chinese Political Economy, Director, Confucius Institute)
Duncan Ivison (Dean, Faculty of Arts, Professor of Political Philosophy)
Peter Jia (Professor of Archaeology)
Yixu Lu (Head and Professor, department of German Studies]
Steven Maras (Head and Professor, Department of Media and Communication)
Jeffrey Riegel (Head and Professor, School of Languages and Cultures)
Glenda Sluga (Head and Professor, School of History and Philosophical Inquiry)
Simon Tormey (Head and Professor, School of Social and Political Sciences)