Global China Dialogue Proceedings series

Global China Dialogue Proceedings (GCDP, English and Chinese editions) is based on the annual series of dialogue forums that started in 2014. It aims bringing together scholars and practitioners from China and the rest of the world to exchange their insights into the problems that challenge human existence on our planet today, and yield proposals for the reform of global governance based on these insights. We consider global governance in the broadest sense to cover the worldwide ordering of society to enable the peoples of the world to meet existential challenges, and to give the chance for human beings everywhere to lead fulfilling lives. China’s ‘community of a shared future for mankind’ also provided the world with a similar vision. Each Dialogue consists of four panels of discussants from China and other countries to examine four areas of strategic significance for realizing these or, indeed, any visions for the governance of human society at this time of crisis.

Each issue of GCDP includes the basic information of the chairs and speakers, the basic topics and abstracts, content of speeches, and the question-and-answer sessions. It also includes photos of each panel, the participants of the dialogue, discussions, and networking during breaks. It is hoped that this combination of images and text can preserve the dynamic dialogue for interested readers whether or not participated in the forums.

The Global China Dialogue Preceeding series is designed by Martin Albrow and the series editor-in-chief is Xiangqun Chang. Each issue is co-edited with different guest editors.

ISBN 978-1-910334-92-8 Vol. 7

ISBN 978-1-910334-78-2 Vol. 6

ISBN 978-1-910334-64-5 Vo. 5

ISBN 978-1-910334-60-7 Vol. 4

ISBN 978-1-910334-45-4 Vol. 3

ISBN 978-1-910334-32-4 Vol. 1-2

DOI https://doi.org/10.24103/gcdp

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Global China Dialogue Proceedings series

Archive

Vol. 7, 2023

Vol. 6, 2021

Vol. 5, 2020

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Editors

Series Designer: Martin Albrow
Series Editor: Xiangqun Chang

Co-editors including:

Costanza Pernigot (Vols.1 & 2, 3, 4)
David Feng (Vol. 1 & 2)
QIAN Yufang (Vol. 3)
RUAN Ji (Vol. 6)
Martin Albrow (Vol. 7)
SHEN Haimei (Vol. 7)
WANG Xin (Vol.8)
DU Yichao (Vol. 8)

Open Access

Journal of Chinese for Social Science (JCSS) adopts a dual mode of open access (OA) and subscription.

Under the open access model, we make some or all of our content freely available to the public, promoting academic exchange and knowledge sharing. This means that readers can freely access and download certain articles or portions of the journal’s content, without any payment or subscription required.

At the same time, we also offer a subscription model, providing readers who need it with wider access and services. Through subscription, readers can gain access to the full content of the journal, special features or additional resources, as well as other benefits exclusive to subscribers.

It is significant different from the hybrid open-access journals which are typically based on the payment of the author or their institution. Through the dual model, we aim to balance considerations of public interest and commerciality, meeting the broad readership’s demand for open access, while also providing certain financial support for the sustainable development of the journal.

Open access policy

Submissions

Submit abstract

All the participants of Global China Dialogue series is request to complete the Abstract submission form. Selected speeches, dialogues and related materials to be published in the Global China Dialogue Proceedings (GCDP) will be edited in accordance with the GCP House Style Guide.

Before completing this form, please prepare a Word file with the title and abstract (200 words) of your presentation and a short bio (150 words) and insert a recent photo (.jpg format about 1MB).

When completing the form, make sure to answer ALL the questions, entering ‘N/A’ or ‘None’ for questions that are irrelevant, as this will save time when your form is being reviewed.

Double-check that your email address is correct, as a copy of your completed form will be sent to your email inbox.

When you submit your form, you should see an automatic acknowledgement on this screen.

Our Programme Committee will evaluate your submission as soon as possible. You will be informed within one month if your submission has been accepted. Please do not use the title and abstract for other purposes before you receive our response.

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