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Notice on the 8th Lecture of “Rongzhi Cultivating Students” Series and the 22th “Rongzhi Forum”

Since the outbreak of the covid-19, major challenges have been brought to the health and safety of people in China and around the world. When this major global public health security incident evolved from epidemic to pandemic, the Wall Street stocks fell in consequence, and several “meltdowns” occurred. The global industrial chain is facing the risk of “broken chains”, and unemployment in major economies of the world becomes serious. Under the situation where the epidemic peak in our country has passed but the pandemic outbreak in other countries is getting worse and never seems to stop, where will the world economy go from here? What impact will the development of overseas pandemic situation and economic recession of developed countries have on our economy? How should our country effectively resume production? What are the major challenges and opportunities facing the Chinese economy and what strategies should we adopt? How can organizations or individuals construct economic thinking to cope with the uncertainty of economic development and career? In an effort to response to the above questions, we invited professor Qiu Bin from Southeast University, director of Institute of International Economics of Southeast University, and doctoral supervisor of School of Economics and Management to share his professional thinking in time for us.


Welcome teachers and students to participate! The relevant matters are hereby notified as follows:

1. Lecture Theme

   The World Economy Trend under the Impact of the Pandemic and the Construction of Economic Thinking

2. Guest Speaker

   Professor Qiu Bin

3. Time

   9:30 am-11:30 am, June 4, 2020

4. Host

   Li Zhengjun, chief professor of Economics Teaching Team in Rongzhi College

5. Where to Hold

   Online Tencent Conference App, ID: 114 401 202

6. Seats Available

   only 300 seats available due to the limitation of the platform

7. Profile of the Guest Speaker

Qiu Bin, male, Ph.D., Director of the Institute of International Economics of Southeast University, Distinguished Professor of Southeast University, Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Economics and Management, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Visiting Scholar at Columbia University (2010-2011), Visiting Scholar at University of Maryland (2003), Visiting Scholar at James Cook University in Australia (2008), Executive Director of China World Economics Association, Deputy Secretary General of China-America Economics Association. He has ever been selected for 2009 “Excellent Talents Support Program in New Century” by Ministry of Education. His main research fields are international trade, international investment and world economy. He has hosted a number of high-level projects including some Key Projects and General Projects subsided by National Social Science Fund, Humanities and Social Science Projects of the Ministry of Education, Social Science Fund Key Projects of Jiangsu Province,  Major Bidding Projects of Jiangsu Universities. Professor Qiu Bin has published more than 30 high-level papers in high-level academic journals at home and abroad such as Economic Research, China Industrial Economy, World Economy, Management World and SSCI journals, and published 6 monographs and textbooks. He is the anonymous reviewer of many top academic journals such as Economics Research and World Economy. He has won the first prize in the Teaching Contest of Young Teachers in Southeast University, and the second prize of the Jiangsu Philosophy and Social Science Outstanding Achievements for four times, and the third prize for one time. As a chief expert of “Jiangsu Economic Globalization Research Center”,Jiangsu University Key Research Base for Philosophy and Social Sciences, Professor Qiu has been chosen as the top ten “My Favorite Graduate Supervisor” of Southeast University.


Cohosted by Economics Teaching Team, Office of Academic Research, Office of Students Affairs


May 26, 2020

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