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| 1 | The Forthcoming 30th International Geological Congress (Beijing)-Geological Olympic Grand Meeting显示文摘TheForthcoming30thInternationalGeologicalCongress(Beijing)-GeologicalOlympicGrandMeeting￥//YanDunshi(ViceChairmanoftheOrganiz... | (Vice Chairman of the Organization Committee of the 30th IGC the Chairman of Exhibition committee)Xu Baowen(Chairman of the Exhibition Commitiee of the 30th IGC.the Deputy director of Senior,Consultotation,Center of the Minisiry of Geology and Mineral Res | 1996 | China Oil & Gas1996，3，2： | 10 |
| 2 | Spatial Restructuring of Industries Under Economic Globalization: Enterprises’ Choice and Governments’ Response | LI Xun, Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Planning School, Sun Yat-sen University Deputy Director, Planning and Design Institute of Sun Yat-sen University Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. FU Wenying, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Planning School, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. LIU Hongfeng, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Planning School, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. | 2009 | China City Planning Review2009，18，2： | 8 |
| 3 | “Color Revolutions” and Beyond显示文摘“Color revolutions” (or “orange revolutions”) broke out in some of the Commonwealth of Independent States in the past couple of years, reminiscent of the drama of disintegration of the former Soviet bloc at the turn of the 1990s. Why those upheavals came hot on the heels of the Soviet collapses merely a dozen or so years ago? Are we expecting more domino effects down the road? What geographical repercussions will they spark? A panel discussion was held on the topic and their views published in the journal. | Dr. Ji Zhiye is Research Professor and Assistant President of China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR), and Director of the Institute of Russian Studies concurrently. He is editor and coauthor of many books including Russian Think-Tanks on Foreign Affairs and The Shanghai Cooperation Organization——New Security and New Mechanism. Dr. Xu Tao is Research Professor and Deputy Director of the Institute of Russan Studies, CICIR. Jiang Li is Associate Research Professor of the Institute of Russian Studies, CICIR. Da Wei is Assistant Director of the Institute of American Studies, CICIR. Dr. Chen Xiangyang is Deputy Director of the Center for Strategic Studies, CICIR. Ding Xiaoxing is Assistant Research Professor of the Institute of Russian Studies, CICIR. | 2005 | Contemporary International Relations2005，15，6： | 3 |
| 4 | TEDA(Tianjin Economic-technological Development Area)——A General Survey, Experience and the Plan for Future Development.显示文摘Since its establishment about ten years ago, TEDA has taken advantage of eachopportune time created by China’s policy of opening wider and wider to the outsideworld and the rapid economic growth to deepen its reform and extend its exploitation,and thus has maintained a favorable momentum and an extraordinary high speed foreconomic development. With the total economic output of the whole area raised to | Tian gui-ming Chi Chang-gui Wan Qian Spokesman, Director of the Commission Office of TEDA. Visiting Professor of Tianjin Institute of Commerce M. A. of Economies, Vice Director of the Commission Office of TEDA Deputy Chief of Secretary Section of the Commission Office of TEDA Shen Huan | 1994 | 南开经济研究1994，，S1： | 2 |
| 5 | Practice on Urban Regeneration Planning for Traditional Industrial City of Wuhan | LIU Qizhi,PhD,Senior Urban Planner,Registered Urban Planner,Deputy Director of Land Resources and Urban Planning Bureau of Wuhan,Vice Chairman of Academic Committee of Urban Planning Society of China,Wuhan,P.R.China.HE Mei,Senior Urban Planner,Registered Urban Planner,Associate Dean of Wuhan Planning and Design Institute,Wuhan,P.R.China.WANG Yun,Senior Urban Planner,Registered Urban Planner,Associate Chief Planner of Wuhan Planning and Design Institute,Wuhan,P.R.China.ZHU Zhibing,Urban Planner,Registered Urban Planner,Wuhan Planning and Design Institute,Wuhan,P.R.China. | 2011 | China City Planning Review2011，20，3： | 2 |
| 6 | A Solution to Old Problems显示文摘I work in the Dalian Development Zone. Although the central government did not invest a penny, the zone’s annual revenue is some 5 billion yuan. In 2003, it surpassed 6 billion yuan. There are many solely foreign-invested enterprises in the development zone-more than 300 are Japanese, and there are many Sino-foreign joint ventures. The annual profits of 70 million yuan come mostly from these joint ventures.I think the development zone will play an important role in the revital-ization of industries in the Northeast. | LIU GUOCHEN deputy director of the Dalian Economic and Technology Development Zone Administrative Committee, and a PHD of Economics. | 2004 | China Today2004，53，3： | 2 |
| 7 | 显示文摘 | Adrian Burton Andrew Treloar Deputy Directors Australian NationalData Service Designing for Discovery and Re-Use: the 4ANDS DataSharing Verbs’ Abroach to Service Deconqjosition | 2009 | The InternationalJournal of Digital2009，2009，3： | 1 |
| 8 | 9/11 and Global Strategic Stability显示文摘In the past ten years since 9/11, terrorism has become a growing threat to international security, and to people's lives and property. Increasing incidents of terrorism have underlined the fundamental structural flaws in the international system, showing that American hegemony has reached a certain limit. Not only have the major security concerns of the United States changed, but existing international strategic relations have also been shaken. This has directly affected global strategic stability. | Tang Yongsheng,Deputy Director of the Institute for Strategic Studies of National Defense University in China. Professor Tang’s main research focuses on international strategy and national security strategy. He Nan | 2011 | Contemporary International Relations2011，21，5： | 1 |
| 9 | Inner Regulations Determine General Trend显示文摘The orientation of bilateral relations in the two countries’ external strategy plays a decisive role in the general trend of bilateral relations. Demand plays the major decisive role in the strategic orientation of external relations. Only when demand is needed, there is a driving force in developing relations. Thus importance will be attached to | Hu Jiping is an Associate Research Professor and Deputy Director at the Division for Northeast Asian Studies, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations. | 2003 | Contemporary International Relations2003，13，11： | 1 |
| 10 | World Economic Outlook Global economy will continue the moderated upward trajectory of 2005 in the new year显示文摘In 2005, world economic growth decelerated modestly in contrast to the robust performance of the previous year, due to repeated spikes in oil prices and a battery of interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve. | BI JIYAO is deputy director of the Institute for International Economic Research, National Reform and Development Commission | 2006 | Beijing Review2006，49，4： | 1 |
| 11 | Vox Populi on Political Restructuring显示文摘A study shows the general public are keen on political reform and aspire to systemic solutions for corruption and the rich-poor gap. | DAI YUANCHU is executive deputy director of the Global Poll Center,Global Times and WEI LAI is a journalist on Global Times | 2011 | China Today2011，60，1： | 1 |
| 12 | Soft Power Building and China's Peaceful Development显示文摘In today’s world, competition bolls down to that of overall National strength. A country’s development and strength are reflected not only in hard power including economic growth, scientific and technological advancement and military power enhancement but also in soft power including culture and ideology, spiritual pursuit and moral strength. In recent years, major powers | Li Jie is Deputy Director of the Department of Policy Planning of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China. | 2006 | China International Studies2006，26，4： | 1 |
| 13 | International Geostrategic Situation and China's Choices显示文摘I ntense volatility marked the international geopolitical situation in the first year of the new century. Especially promoted by the war in Afghanistan, the post-Cold War readjustment in world geopolitical structure has speeded up, and | Lin Limin Associate Research professor Deputy Director at Division for World Politics Studies, China Institute: of Contemporary International Relations. | 2002 | Contemporary International Relations2002，12，4： | 1 |
| 14 | Afghanistan Reconstruction显示文摘The post-war reconstruction in Afghanistan is going on smoothly within the framework of the Bonn Agreement, and the country has come back to normal as far as the appearance goes. However, with foreign involvement, economic recovery has lagged behind the political reconstruction. Worse still, the Afghan government is now facing a series of challenges including worse situation, revival of warlords, drug economy, poverty and political corruption, etc. Besides, the negative impacts of over-dependence on the United States are now gradually revealing themselves, and uncertainties lie ahead. | Fu Xiaoqiang is an Associate Professor of the Institutes of Asian and African Studies, and Deputy Director of the Center for Crisis Management, CICIR. He has research interests in South Asian and regional security. He has published a large number of academic articles such as “The Emergence of India and South Asian Security,” “Development of Pakistan’s Policy toward China and Its Trend,” “An Analysis of the Historical Roots of Kashimir Issue,” etc. He is also the author of Ethnic and Religious Issues in China’s Neighboring Countries (2002). | 2006 | Contemporary International Relations2006，16，6： | 1 |
| 15 | Assessment in Economic and Strategic Perspectives显示文摘I want to discuss recent international environment that China faces in its economic development from economic and strategic perspectives. First I will discuss the international economic environment. As is known to all, China’s development goal is to realize modernization. Modernization is first a comparative value, a concept produced | Lin Limin~* *Lin Limin is Deputy Director and Associate Research Professor at the Division for World Politics Studies, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations. | 2002 | Contemporary International Relations2002，12，12： | 1 |
| 16 | A Nine Years' Summing-up Report of TEDA's Development (1986 - 1994 )显示文摘Since 1986. a brand-new modern industrial city, full of vigor and vitality, has been towering aloftrapidly in what used to be salt marsh in the western part of Bohai Bay of China. With an annual out-put value of RMB ? 14 billion. it has become one of the most lively and energetic areas of Tianjin andeven throughout the country for opening to the outside world and for developing exportoriented econo- | Tian Gui-ming Wan Qian Spokesman, Director of the Commission Office of TEDA. Visiting Professor of Tianjin Institute of Commerce Deputy Chief of Secretary Section of the Commission Office of TEDA | 1994 | 南开经济研究1994，，S3： | 1 |
| 17 | Protection of Women's Rights Means Human Rights Protection——Marking the 30th anniversary of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women显示文摘On December 18, 1979, the 34th General Assembly of the United Nations adopted the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women with an overwhelming majority of the votes in its favor. Over the past 30 years, the Convention has come | LIU BOHONG deputy director of the Research Institute for Women under the All-China Women’s Federation | 2010 | The Journal of Human Rights2010，9，2： | 1 |
| 18 | A World of Insecurity A number of risks will plague the international community as 2007 unfolds显示文摘 | GAO ZUGUI The author is deputy director of the Institute of Strategic and Security Studies, the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations | 2007 | Beijing Review2007，50，1： | 1 |
| 19 | A Comparative Study of Urban Planning System Between Wuhan and Macao | LIU Qizhi,PhD,Senior Urban Planner,Registered Urban Planner,Deputy Director of Land Resources and Urban Planning Bureau of Wuhan,Vice Chairman of Academic Committee of Urban Planning Society of China,Wuhan,P.R.China.ZHU Zhibing,Engineer,Planner,Wuhan Urban Planning & Design Institute,Wuhan,P.R.China. | 2011 | China City Planning Review2011，20，3： | 1 |
| 20 | China vs. the Third World显示文摘Since the end of the Cold War, some new features have been revealed in the Third World, which, referring to developing nations for decades, especially in the Cold War years, faces some problems and challenges under heavy economic and political impact. China, as a biggest member of the Third World, also faces new environments and challenges during | Wu Hongying and Dao Shulin Wu Hongying is Associate Professor and Deputy Director at Division for North and Latin American Studies. Dao Shulin is Research professor and Director at Division for South and Southeast Asian Studies. Both of them are engaged in research on their respective field at China Institute of Contemporary International Relations. | 2001 | Contemporary International Relations2001，11，9： | 1 |
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