Pan Guang

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Pan Guang

Pan Guang ( Chinese  潘光 , Pinyin Pān Guāng ; born June 7, 1947 in Shanghai , China ) is a Chinese political scientist and historian .

Life

Pan Guang grew up in Hainan , in the south of the People's Republic of China . He studied at the Chinese People's University in Beijing and the East China University in Shanghai. He did a bachelor's degree in political science and a master's and doctorate in history .

Profession and teaching activity:

Pan Guang is a member of the International Council of Asia Society in the USA, Senior Advisor of the China-Eurasia Forum in the USA, Advisory Board Member of the Asia Europe Journal in Singapore and Senior Advisor on Counter-Terrorism to the Mayor of Shanghai. In 2005 he was nominated by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan as a member of the High-Level Group for the Alliance of Civilizations .

Publications

  • The Jews in China
  • Open Door Policy in Asia , Africa and Latin America
  • Selected Works on Arab African History
  • US War on Iraq (2003)
  • From Silk Road to ASEM: 2000 years of Asia- Europe Relations
  • China - Central Asia-- Russia Relations
  • SCO and China's Role in the War on Terrorism
  • Contemporary International Crises
  • China's Success in the Middle East
  • China's Anti-terror Strategy and China's Role in the War on Terror
  • Islam and Confucianism: the Development of Chinese Islam
  • Ethnic and Religious Conflicts in Pacific Rim Area
  • China and Post-Soviet Central Asia

Awards

v. l. to r .: Michael Prochazka , Pan Guang, Andreas Maislinger (2006)

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