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21 May 13, Tuesday 12:00-13:30
The Paradox of China’s Development: The economic paradigm spillover effect on China’s political and social policies in the 1980s [Prof. Lawrence C. Reardon]   [Details]
13年5月22日, 星期三 16:30-18:00
美人赠我蒙汗药──红歌与意识形态音乐(香港中文大学康本国际学术园4号演讲厅) [胡发云]   [详 情]
13年5月24日, 星期五 12:00-13:30
习李政策走向观察与中国的政治改革前景 [邓聿文]   [详 情]
 USC Luncheon Seminar

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    The luncheon seminar is a long-standing tradition of USC, where visiting scholars share their research findings with others. Many visitors present seminar papers, some of which are published under the USC Seminar Series.
 
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The Forthcoming Luncheon Seminars


2013年5月24日, 星期五 12:00-13:30
习李政策走向观察与中国的政治改革前景
      邓聿文 先生  [ 普通话 ]

邓聿文,1997年中央民族大学研究生毕业,法学硕士,前《学习时报》副编审,现为独立学者,中国社会问题观察者,大陆知名评论家,民革中央社会与法制委员会委员,中国多家有影响的报刊网站特约评论员和专栏作家,美国国务院国际访问者(2008)。邓聿文先生致力于中国的改革和转型研究,近年来,在包括新加坡《联合早报》、英国《金融时报》和美国外交政策网站等在内的国内外报刊网站上,撰写了大量有影响的政治评论文章,其观点引起广泛关注和争议。如〈胡温的政治遗产〉和〈中国应该重估中朝关系〉。被《纽约时报》称为“中国敢言评论家”。作为曾经的体制内学者,邓聿文先生的一个判断是,中共所做的一切改革,是以不损害其执政地位为底线,中国只有在经历一场严重的社会危机,危及中共统治后,中共才有可能真正转型,此前,中共所做的只是对现有体制缺陷进行修补。

2013年5月28日, 星期二 12:00-13:30
中国内地特殊教育的发展
    北京师范大学退休教授  朴永馨 教授  [ 普通话 ]

朴永馨,北京师范大学退休教授。1956年到苏联学习特殊教育,1961年以优异成绩结束对盲、聋、智力落后、言语障碍儿童教育与心理四个专业的学习。1961-1979年在北京特殊教育学校从事聋和弱智儿童的教育教学。1979年底到北京师范大学教育系,创建中国内地第一个特殊教育教研室、第一个特殊教育专业、特殊教育研究中心并任主任至退休。建立特殊教育研究生硕士点,培养内地第一批特殊教育专业本科生和研究生。参与创建中国教育学会特殊教育研究会,并任第一至四届副理事长,兼任学术委员会主任和听力残疾、智力残疾等全国学术组织领导、中国残疾人康复协会常务理事等。参与创建中国高等特殊教育研究会。现任中国高等教育学会理事、高等特殊教育研究分会名誉理事长、《中国听力语言康复科学杂志》顾问、中国第一个自闭症NGO研究所的名誉董事长、国家手语和盲文研究中心专家咨询委员会副主任等。

著有多部获奖著作和论文,并主持多部大型工具书特殊教育部分词条的编撰工作,论文在多国用多种文字发表。曾代表中国参加欧、美、亚洲的特殊教育国际会议,多次应邀赴美国、英国、俄罗斯、挪威等地多所大学讲学,并出访十多个国家和台港澳地区的大学作关于中国特殊教育的报告。
28 June 2013, Friday 12:00-13:30
The Resettlement of Three Gorges Dam Migrants in Guangdong --an Assessment after Ten Years
    Sorbonne,Paris 1 University  Prof. Florence PADOVANI  [ English ]

Florence PADOVANI is currently Assistant Professor at the Sorbonne - Paris 1 University where she is in charge of the Chinese Studies program. After her PHD in EHESS - School for Social Sciences Studies (Paris), she got a post-doctorate scholarship to stay in Hong Kong. She then taught at CUHK for five years before gaining a research scholarship from the John Hopkins University. Later she has been teaching at the SASS in Shanghai, TBC in Beijing before going back to Paris. Over the last fifteen years, she has been doing intensive research and fieldwork in China about forced migration. Her main focus is the Three Gorges dam resettles.

Recent Publications in English include “Displacement with Chinese Characteristics: The Case of the Three Gorges Dam”, in Provincial China, Vol. 8, No. 2, October 2003; “The Chinese way of Harnessing Rivers – The Three Gorges Dam as a Case Study”, in Terje Tvedt, ed., A History of Water, Vol. 1, Water Control and River Biographies (London: I.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd., 2006), p.120-143; “Displacement from the Three Gorges Region – A Discreet Arrival in the Economic Capital of China”, in China Perspectives, No. 66, August 2006, p. 18-27; “The Three gorges dam”, in Ray Anderson, ed., Berkshire Encyclopedia of Sustainability, Vol. 7, China, India, and East and Southeast Asia: Assessing Sustainability (Mass.: Berkshire Publishing, 2012), p. 354-357.