News | ​The 2021 Academic Symposium on International Trade Disputes and the Reconstruction of Global

On December 5, 2021, the Center for International Finance and Economics Research (CIFER) of the National Institute of Financial Research, Tsinghua University's PBC School of Finance, hosted a conference.2021 International Trade Disputes and Globalization Restructuring Academic Symposium（2021 International Conference on US-China Trade Disputes and Rearchitecture in GlobalizationThe event concluded successfully.

The event featured cutting-edge course introductions, keynote speeches by leading experts, journal presentations, and ten parallel forums. Nearly a hundred academic elites and thousands of experts and scholars participated in the three-day online rolling program, which accumulated over ten thousand viewers. The atmosphere of academic discussion was rich, and experts and scholars actively interacted.

The conference was highly praised by the attendees and viewers who watched the live broadcast. The conference’s professionalism, the scope of topics covered, the outstanding lineup of guests and scholars, and the meticulous and thoughtful work of the conference staff were all highly commended by the attendees and viewers.

Course Introduction: Ju Jiandong, Director of CIFER and Professor at Tsinghua University PBC School of Finance

The full-day conference on the 5th will still be conducted in the morning and afternoon in sequence, with multiple parallel forums running simultaneously online.Introduction to the China-US trade dispute course on the morning of the 5thSteps,Director of CIFER and Professor at Tsinghua University's PBC School of FinanceJu JiandongThrough a framework of rational analysis, Professor Ju provided an in-depth interpretation of the essence of the Sino-US trade dispute. Using a video presentation of her course, "The Sino-US Trade Dispute and the Restructuring of Globalization," Professor Ju comprehensively and multidimensionally analyzed the core concepts of the course, providing a detailed explanation.The course features, objectives, design, methods, and characteristics, showcasing teaching effectiveness and evaluation.

Professor Ju introduced the course's offerings and teaching plan, and welcomed teachers from various universities who wish to offer related courses to exchange ideas. At the same time, he provided a detailed explanation of the underlying logic and analytical framework of great power competition.

Professor Ju pointed out that the curriculum system for the China-US trade dispute is divided into three levels: undergraduate, master's, and doctoral, with corresponding course difficulty and theoretical depth. The undergraduate and master's courses on "China-US Trade Dispute and the Restructuring of Globalization" will continue to be offered in the spring of 2022.

Finally, Professor Ju Jiandong emphasized that,Summer vacation of 2022The US-China Trade Dispute and the Restructuring of GlobalizationCourse materials will be published. Undergraduate, master's, and doctoral courses will commence simultaneously in the spring of 2023.The US-China Trade Dispute and the Restructuring of GlobalizationAs the first course in China to study international disputes, it is believed that it will become a high-quality course in the discipline of socialist economics with Chinese characteristics in the new era.

Moderator of the Academic Journal Session: Liu Bin, CIFER Researcher, Researcher and Doctoral Supervisor at the China Institute for World Trade Organization Studies, University of International Business and Economics

The subsequent academic journal exchange session was attended by dozens of editors from well-known academic journals and scholars from the academic community.Professor Liu Bin, a researcher at CIFER, a researcher at the China Institute for World Trade Organization Studies at the University of International Business and Economics, and a doctoral supervisor.He served as the host for this special session.

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At the meeting, the editors of each journal gave detailed presentations on their journals' basic information, founding principles, review criteria and processes, and academic preferences. The editors' presentations, including numerous examples of article reviews, made the journal introductions and explanations engaging and vivid.

Morning of the 5th: Special session for academic journal exchange

This morning's academic journal exchange activity fostered a consensus on grounding research in Chinese contexts, enhanced scholars' understanding of various core journals, and clarified future submission themes. Editors expressed their expectations and suggestions for the future development of economics academic articles and hoped to jointly promote academic research in my country's international trade field to a higher level. The entire meeting proceeded in a warm yet orderly atmosphere.

Moderators of each sub-forum on the 5th

The five parallel sessions on the afternoon of the 5th were led by a CIFER researcher and an associate professor from the School of International Economics and Trade at the University of International Business and Economics.Ma JieProfessor at the Institute for Global Governance and Regional Studies, Shanghai International Studies UniversityLiu HongzhongAssistant Researcher at CIFER, Postdoctoral Fellow at Tsinghua University PBC School of FinanceZhang JialiangCIFER Researcher, Associate Researcher at the Institute of World Trade Organization, University of International Business and EconomicsDu YingxinCIFER Researcher, Lecturer at the School of International Economics and Trade, University of International Business and EconomicsChen XiaoThey each presided over and discussed together.Trade sanctions, global economic order, pandemic and regional economies, technological competition, and economic geography topics.Content related to topics such as...

Sub-forum Six: Theme of Trade Sanctions

Sub-forum 7: Special Topic on Global Economic Order

Sub-forum8. Special Topic: The Pandemic and Regional Economy

Sub-forum Nine: Special Topic on Technological Competition

Sub-forum 10: Special Topic on Economic Geography

The guests attending meeting number 5 included:Associate Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences, Beihang UniversityDuan QiAssistant Professor, School of Economics, Nankai UniversityJinweiAssistant Professor, Southwestern University of Finance and EconomicsLiu ChunboAssistant Professor at the University of Hong KongSun ChangProfessor and Doctoral Supervisor at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Pearl River ScholarHan YonghuiDean and Professor of the School of International Economics and Politics, Liaoning UniversityLiu WengeAssistant Research Fellow, Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social SciencesTian XuAssociate Professor, Minzu University of ChinaCheng ChunhuaDirector of the Theoretical Research Department of the China Business Think Tank under the Ministry of Commerce and Executive Deputy Director of the China Trade History Research CenterPeng BoProfessor, College of Economics and Management, China Agricultural UniversityLin FaqinProfessor at the Guangdong Institute for International Strategic Studies, Guangdong University of Foreign StudiesCheng YonglinAssociate Professor, Renmin University of ChinaShi HuiminAssistant Professor, Central University of Finance and EconomicsZhang LongtianAssistant Professor, Tsinghua University PBC School of FinanceLi BoAssociate Professor, Capital University of Economics and BusinessLu MingtaoDoctoral candidate at the School of International Economics and Trade, Shandong University of Finance and EconomicsLi ZexinDoctoral candidate at Peking UniversityZeng RongDoctoral student at Nankai UniversityFang JieweiAssociate Professor, School of Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and EconomicsCai JieLecturer, School of Economics, Central University of Finance and EconomicsXu ZhufengAssistant Professor, School of Finance, Renmin University of ChinaXie XiaochenAssistant Professor, School of Finance, Nankai UniversityHe SichengEach guest then spoke in turn, sharing their academic views and findings and engaging in in-depth discussions.

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It lasted three days.2021 International Trade Disputes and Globalization Restructuring Academic SymposiumWith the support and attention of scholars and elites from all walks of life, the conference officially concluded successfully on December 5th. We would like to express our sincere gratitude once again to every guest and audience member who supported, cared for, and participated in this conference. The conference will continue to learn from experience and incorporate suggestions from all parties to upgrade and optimize it, and we look forward to meeting you again next year.