China Economy Business Program
The China Economy and Business Program is home to the strongest concentration of research outside China on the Chinese economy. The program a is joint undertaking of the Crawford School and the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies with the program administered by the Crawford School. CEBP coordinates and projects into relevant external communities the research of ANU-based scholars on the Chinese economy and business.
The CEBP incorporates skills in economic and policy analysis to identify the most important trends in China’s economic development and assess their implications. The program draws on expertise from across the ANU and links to an extensive network of the region’s most influential specialists on China.
People
Chairman: Professor Ross Garnaut (RSPAS)
Director: Dr Ligang Song (Crawford School)
Adjunct Professor: Yiping Huang, Rio Tinto Chair in the Chinese Economy
Senior Lecturer: Dr Jane Golley (Crawford School)
Project Manager: Dominic Meagher (Crawford School)
In the Crawford School, Professor Peter Drysdale and Dr Chunlai Chen contribute to this research. Other colleagues from the ANU, including Professor Warwick Mckibbin, Professor Rod Tyers, and Professor Xin Meng, as well as scholars in China and internationally also contribute to research in this program.
Partnerships
Rio-Tinto ANU Partnership
The Rio Tinto–ANU China Partnership is a model of cooperation between industry and university in the development of Australia’s intellectual and business capacities on China. It will yield applied knowledge to fuel business, government and scholarly endeavours on China in Australia.
Projects and Activities
China Update 2009 - China’s new place in a world in crisis
China Update 2008 - Confronting Global Challenges
24 January 2008: Delegation from Renmin University of China visits the ANUA senior delegation from Renmin University of China (Beijing) visited the ANU on 24 January. The delegation met with scholars from the Crawford School, the Faculty of Business and Economics and the Faculty of Law as well as meeting the Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice President, Professor Lawrance Cram.
The objective of the visit was increasing cooperation between our two universities.
The delegation was led by Professor Cheng Tianquan, Chairman of the University Council. Professor Cheng described the visit as extremely impressive and has extended an invitation to Professor Cram to visit Renmin University in exchange.
Left: Professor Cheng Tianquan (second from left) leading discussions at the Crawford School.
Right: Professor Lawrance Cram meets with the delegation from Renmin University
20th Annual Conference of the Association for Chinese Economic Studies
Australia
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