I. Conference Theme
Reconstructing the Global Value Chain and Building a Modern Industrial System
II. Date and Location
September 20-21, 2024
Bengbu, Anhui Province, China
III. Host
Anhui University of Finance and Economics
IV. Organizers
1. School of International Trade and Economics, Anhui University of Finance and Economics
2. Free Trade Zone Research Institute of Anhui University of Finance and Economics
3. Anhui Association of International Trade
4. Global Value Chains Center of Anhui University of Finance and Economics
V. Academic Support Units
1. Editorial Department of Finance and Trade Research
2. Editorial Department of Journal of Contemporary China
3. China-Korea Social Science Research Association
VI. Fund Support
1. National Natural Science Foundation of China General Program (71032006)
2. National Natural Science Foundation of China Youth Program (71903001)
VII. Brief Introduction
Promoting Chinese-style modernization is the cornerstone for realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This modernization effort necessitates the establishment of a modern industrial system, grounded in advanced productive forces. Currently, the global value chain is undergoing rapid adjustment and reconstruction, amidst intensifying strategic competition among major countries. In this backdrop, a more competitive modern industrial system is vital to effectively aggregate and integrate global advantageous resources, thereby securing a competitive edge in the global arena.
Furthermore, accelerating the construction of a modern industrial system leverages China's vast market potential, nurturing and tapping into domestic demand. It promotes the optimization of industrial structures and the upgrading of global value chains, strengthens domestic capacity and demand, and integrates domestic economic development into the global economy. This, in turn, smoothens the domestic and international dual circulation and injects robust momentum into high-quality development.
To achieve this goal, Anhui University of Finance and Economics will host an international academic seminar titled International Symposium on the Reconstruction of Global Value Chains and the Construction of Modern Industrial Systems on September 20-21, 2024. The primary objective of this conference is to foster collaborative discussions centered on global value chains, the modern industrial system, and strategies for high-quality industrial development.
The conference agenda will encompass a keynote speech on the theme, sub-forum discussions, a journal meeting, and other related activities. Additionally, outstanding academic papers will be selected for presentation and recognition.
VIII. Selected Papers
This conference cordially invites submissions of research papers that delve into, but are not restricted to, the following topical areas. We enthusiastically welcome experts, scholars, and researchers to present their latest findings and engage in academic discourse through the submission of their research papers.
Topics of Interest:
1.The impact of Global Industrial Chain and Supply Chain Changes on China
2.The role and challenges of emerging economies in global value chains
3.Supply chain management and strategic adjustment of multinational corporations
4.Sustainable development of environment and the construction of industrial ecosystems
5.Customer value chain reconstruction
6.The path and practical experience of modern industrial system construction
7.The interactive relationship between regional economic integration and global value chain reconstruction
8.Public emergencies and global supply chain resilience
9.The reconstruction of the global industrial chain and the development of new quality productive forces
10.New quality productive forces and the modern industrial system
IX. Submission Requirements
* Only email submissions are accepted. Email address: mq_0608@163.com.
* Submission deadline: August 31, 2024.
* The email subject indicates the submission for the “International Symposium on Reconstruction of Global Value Chains and Construction of Modern Industrial System”, while the attached document is titled as “Organization Name + Corresponding Author Name + Article Title”.
X. Contact Information
* Contact Person: Mei Qian
* Email: mq_0608@163.com
* Tel: +86 16656088696
* Contact Person: Chen Xu
* Email: chenxu19881219@163.com
* Phone: +86 18105525988
XI. Requirements of the Thesis
1.Full paper (no less than 15,000 words), both English and Chinese are acceptable.
2.The document format should be doc (x) or PDF, and the file should be named “name + unit”.
3.The first page of the paper should include: title, names of all authors and their affiliated units, and the corresponding author’s contact information.
XII. Other Matters
* There is no conference fee for this academic seminar.
* Transportation and accommodation expenses are at your own expense.
