The IMF 2019 is co-organized by the China Center for Modernization Research of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Center for World Modernization Process of Peking University, the Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization of Fudan University, Theory and Modernization Magazine (Tianjin of China), and the Association for Modernization Study of China Society for Future Studies. It will be held from May 24 to 26, 2019 at China Hall of Science and Technology in Beijing, the capital of China.
Modernization has a number of meanings that coexist today. Firstly, it has been a worldwide phenomenon which refers to the world frontiers of human development since the 18th century, and the behavior and process of different countries to catch up, reach and maintain the world-frontier level. Secondly, it is a progress of civilization that represents a paradigm transformation from traditional to modern civilization, taking place in various fields of politics, economy, society, culture, ecological environment and human behavior etc. Thirdly, it is a development goal in different countries, and modernized countries need to stay modernized while unmodernized countries need to work hard to achieve modernization.
The phenomenon of modernization began roughly in the 18th century and prevailed in the 20th and 21st centuries. From the 18th to the 21st century, it has seen fundamental changes in connotations and characteristics. At present, most countries in the world are undergoing some kind of modernization consciously or unconsciously, and make modernization one of their development goals directly or indirectly (Martinelli, Chuanqi He, 2015). The Modernization Science enhances our understanding about the modernization phenomenon through interdisciplinary studies.
With the support of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the IMF has been held two times (the IMF 2013 "Modernization and Global Change" and the IMF 2016 "Modernization and Diversity") in Beijing. More than 90 experts from 14 countries had attended including Prof. Alberto Martinelli and Prof. Piotr Sztompka, two former presidents of the International Sociological Association, and over 100 academic paper had been received and the Modernization Announcement had been adopted. Afterwards, Global Modernization Review (English version) and World Modernization Report (Chinese Version) were published, strongly promoting the international exchange and cooperation in modernization research, the modernization progress and the development of the modernization science.
The theme of the IMF 2019 is "Modernization and Human Development," under which there are five topics: Human Modernization, Education Modernization and Human Development, Health Modernization and Human Development, Ecological Modernization and Human Development, and the Modernization and Quality of Life. The last topic is also the theme of the 17th China Modernization Forum.
1 Topic categories
- Human Modernization
- Education Modernization and Human Development
- Health Modernization and Human Development
- Ecological Modernization and Human Development
- Modernization and Quality of Life
2 Working language
English (with Chinese-English simultaneous interpretation)
3 Important dates
Deadline for English abstracts: January 30, 2019
Deadline for the full English text of papers: March 30, 2019
Date of on-site registration: May 24, 2019
4 What’s New
Second Announcement for IMF 2019
Call for papers
Preliminary schedule
Scientific Advisory Committee
5 Host
Host
China Center for Modernization Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Partners
Center for World Modernization Process, Peking University
Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan University
Theory and Modernization Magazine (Tianjin of China)
Association for Modernization Study of China Society for Future Studies
6 Supported by
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) http://english.cas.cn/
7 Official invitation
If official invitation letter is needed for visa application, please contact Dr. Lei Liu at imf@mail.las.ac.cn as soon as possible.
8 Paper submission
Please email your paper to imf@mail.las.ac.cn under the title Paper for IMF 2019.
9 Paper publication
The proceedings of IMF2019 will be published by Science Press in China, with title Global Modernization Review (III): Modernization and Human Development (English version) and World Modernization Report (III): Modernization and Human Development(Chinese version). The collection of papers will also be included into the China Proceedings of Conference Full-Text Database, part of CNKI project in China.
10 Registration
The forum is open to registration by email or fax and on-site registration.
11 Contact person
Dr. Lei Liu, Dr. Wenyu Zhu
Tel: 86-10-62539187--18, 20
Fax: 86-10-62539103
Email: imf@mail.las.ac.cn, cmrforum@mail.las.ac.cn
Website: http://en.modernization.ac.cn, http://www.modernization.ac.cn
Address: China Center for Modernization Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, No.33, 4th North Ring Road West, Zhongguancun, 100190, Beijing
Organizations
1 Host
China Center for Modernization Research, CAS (Brief introduction)
2 Partners
Center for World Modernization Process, Peking University
Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan University
Theory and Modernization Magazine (Tianjin of China)
Association for Modernization Study of China Society for Future Studies
3 Organizing Committee
Honorary Chair:
Prof. Guangzhao Zhou, former president of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Executive Chair:
Chuanqi He, Academician of International Eurasian Academy of Sciences
Director of China Center for Modernization Research, CAS
Members:
Prof. Zhenghua Dong, Department of History, Peking University
Prof. Zhulan Fang, School of Economics, Renmin University of China
Prof. Chuanqi He, China Center for Modernization Research, CAS
Associate Prof. Aiguo He, Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan University
Prof. Xiwen Liu, Library of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Prof. Xifang Tang, National Natural Science Foundation
Mr. Zhigang Wang, Chief-in-editor, Theory and Modernization Magazine
Prof. Lixing Zou, Research Academy, China Development Bank
Secretariat:
Domestic: Dr. Wenyu Zhu, Dr. Jing Jin, Dr. Qing Ye
International: Dr. Lei Liu
4 Scientific Advisory Committee
Co-chairs
Prof. Alberto Martinelli, Political Science and Sociology, University of Milan, Italy
Prof. Chuanqi He, China Center for Modernization Research, CAS
Members:
Prof. Liping Bu, Alma College, USA
Prof. Maurie J. Cohen, New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA
Prof. Diego Coletto, University degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Prof. Geoff Hodgson, University of Hertfordshire, UK
Prof. Eliseeva Irina, Institute of sociology, RAS, Russia
Prof. Martin Janicke, Free University Berlin, Germany
Prof. Müller Karel, University of Karlovy, Czech Republic
Dr. Juha Kotilainen, University of Eastern Finland, Finland
Prof. Edwin Pak-wah Leung, Seton Hall University, USA
Prof. Jie-Hyun Lim, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Prof. Alberto Martinelli, University of Milan, Italy
Prof. Arthur P.J. Mol, Wageningen University, Netherlands
Prof. Munir Morad, Anglia Ruskin University-Chelmsford, UK
Prof. Jose Antonio Ocampo, Columbia University, USA
Prof. Gert Spaargaren, Wageningen University, Netherlands
Prof. Piotr Sztompka, Jagiellonian University at Krakow, Poland
Prof. Edward Tiryakian, Duke University, USA
Prof. Catalin Turliuc, Romanian Academy, Romania
Prof. Fedotova Valentina, Institute of Philosophy, RAS, Russia
Prof. Hellmut Wollmann, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany
Prof. Zhengping Chen, Tsinghua University
Prof. Zhenghua Dong, Peking University
Prof. Zhulan Fang, Renmin University of China
Prof. Quan'an Ha, Nankai University
Prof. Chuanqi He, China Center for Modernization Research, CAS
Research fellow Wen Li, Institute of Eastern Asian Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Prof. Yihua Jiang, Fudan University
Prof. Chengdan Qian, Peking University
Prof. Zhengzhong Xu, China National School of Administration
Prof. Yiyong Yang, Institute of Social Development, Academy of Macroeconomic Research, China
Prof. Lixing Zou, Research Academy, China Development Bank
Prof. Xian Zhou, Nanjing University
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The IMF 2019 will focus on "Modernization and Human Development" and include five topics:
(1)Human Modernization
(2)Educational Modernization and Human Development
(3)Health Modernization and Human Development
(4)Ecological Modernization and Human Development
(5)Modernization and the Quality of Life
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Topics
Modernization is a worldwide phenomenon which refers to the world frontier of human development since the 18th century, and the behavior and process of different countries to catch up, reach and maintain the world-frontier level. It impacts every aspect of human life, including politics, economy, society, culture, environment and behavior change etc. The modernization science enhances our understanding about the modernization phenomenon through interdisciplinary studies.
The IMF 2019 will focus on "Modernization and Human Development" and include five topics:
(1)Human Modernization
(2)Educational Modernization and Human Development
(3)Health Modernization and Human Development
(4)Ecological Modernization and Human Development
(5)Modernization and the Quality of Life
Please make your selection:
Topic Category: Theme ___
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Please start with saving this Word template on your computer and then use the saved file to prepare your abstract document.
Name your abstract document "Last name First name_IMF2019_Theme X" and send it as a doc(x)-file to [imf@mail.las.ac.cn].
Please put “Abstract for IMF2019” in the e-mail subject line.
Please send it before January 30, 2019
One representative figure is preferred.
2-3 References are desirable.
Sample:
Wang LM, et al. Selective Targeting of Gold Nanorods at the Mitochondria of Cancer Cells: Implications for Cancer Therapy. Nano lett. 2011, 11:772-780.
Topic Categories:
Theme 1: Human Modernization
Theme 2: Education Modernization and Human Development
Theme 3: Health Modernization and Human Development
Theme 4: Ecological Modernization and Human Development
Theme 5: Modernization and Quality of Life
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