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Ms. ZHOU QI
Research Fellow of Institute of American Studies and Director of Research Office of Political Science, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS ) Prof. Zhou is a councilor of China Society for Human Rights Studies. She achieved bachelor and master degree in law at Fudan University, and Ph.D. of John Hopkins University of USA. She went to Harvard University as visiting scholar in 1990 and 2001. During 1998-1999, she was the guest professor of Frank Johnson in Pomona College of USA. She used to be associate professor and professor in Fudan University. Prof. Zhou has published a number of academic books, papers, academic reports, periodical reviews and column articles.
Abstract of Paper “China’s Foreign Aids and Human Rights Concerns – Thoughts Provoked by Darfur Humanitarian Crisis”
China has made its every possible effort to promote the solution of the humanitarian crisis in the Darfur Region of Sudan since April 2007, and played a critical role in urging the Sudanese Government to accept the resolution of the United Nations to deploy an African Union-United Nations mixed peacekeeping troop in this region. However, the humanitarian crisis has posed a new task for China in the field of the international relations, that is, how China will look at the human rights issue in an important aid-receiving nation while China is striving to build an international image as a responsible country, and witnessing an increasing aid to the third world with the purpose of mutual benefit, and the main form of joint venture and cooperation. |
