From: xu-dennis@yale.edu (dennis xu)
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Subject: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHINESE TAIWAN-MAINLAND RELATIONS TOWARDS THE 21ST CENTURY
Date: 25 Jan 1993 14:22:11 -0500
Organization: Yale University Science & Engineering UNIX(tm), New Haven, CT 06520-2158
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHINESE TAIWAN-MAINLAND RELATIONS
	TOWARDS THE 21ST CENTURY

(1) INTRODUCTION

	In recent years, economic and political changes have brought
unprecedent exchanges to Taiwan and Mainland China.  Yet the interaction
comes with hightened hope and many unsolved problems.  We believe that
academic approach is necessary and valuable in order to propose objective
solutions and to achieve long term development.  The conference on
Taiwan-Mainland China relation will be held at Yale Univeristy, New
Haven, Connecticut on April 3, 1993.  Your attendance is greatly
appreciated.

	The conference is organized by Yale Mainland-Taiwan Society
(YMTS), which was established by the faculty, students, and alumni of Yale
University, and is co-sponsored by Yale Council on East Asian Studies,
Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, and Yale-China
Association.  The conference will focus on issues of culture, economics,
politics, and science and technology.  Speakers are invited from Taiwan,
Mainland China, and the United States.  All the presentations will be
enclosed in our future publications.


(2)  SCHEDULE FOR THE CONFERENCE 

Saturday, April 3, 1993

8:30	Registration
9:20	Openning Remark and Welcome Greeting

9:30	Session I: Chinese Culture - Then and Now.

	A Reevaluation of Modern Chinese Revolutions
		Jiang, Yihua	
		Professor of History, FuDan University , Shanghai
	
	The Future of China and Chinese Ethics
		Tai, Ching-hsien	
		Professor of Chinese Literature
		National Sun Yat-sun University,
		Kaohsiung
	
	(topic to be announced)
		Tu, Wei-ming	
		Professor of Chinese Culture, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

11:00	Break
11:15	Session II: Science and Technology Co-operation
	
	The role of science and technology exchange in the relationship 
	between Taiwan and Mainland China

		Chen, Yi-yang	
		President, National Open University, Taipei

	The Institutional Reform and Exchanges of Science and Technology
		Duan, Ruichun	
		Director, Institutional Reform Center, National Science and
		Technology Commission, Beijing

	Science and Technology in Greater China:Implication for the US.
		Suttmeier, Richard P. 
		Professor of Political Science
		University of Oregon, Portland, OR
	
12:45	Lunch 

1:45	Session III: Greater China Economic Circle.

	The future of economics and trade relations between China Mainland 
	and Taiwan 
		Chao, Kang		
		Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

	
	Different Emphasis on Economic Cooperation between Taiwan and
	Mainland
		Ji, ChongWei		
		Senior Researcher, Developmental Center of the State Department,
		Beijing; Professor of Economics, Beijing University, Beijing
		Vice President, Taiwan Study Association, Beijing

	
	The Status Quo and the Prospect of Taiwanese Investments in
	Mainland
		Tsai, Pan-long	
		Professor of Economics, Tsing Hua University, Taipei

3:45	Break

4:00	Session IV: Political Aspects of Taiwan-Mainland China Relations.

	On the Legal Status of the Relations between Taiwan and Mainland
	China: From the Perspective of Constitution and Constitutional Policy
		Hsu, Tzong-li	
		Professor of Law, National Taiwan University, Taipei

	
	The Legal Structure of the 'One Country Two Systems' Policy and
	its impact on Country Unification
		Li, Ful-dien		
		Professor of Law, Chinese Culture University, Taipei

	Solutions of legal conflits between China Mainland and Taiwan
		Xin, ChunYing
		Director of Department of HongKong, Macaw and Taiwan 
		Studies, Institute of Legal Research, China Academy of
		Social Sciences, Beijing 

6:00pm	Dinner* & Keynote Speech

7:30pm	Round Table Discussion

9:30pm	Closing Reception (welcome all)

Note:   Most presentations will be in Chinese, questions may be asked in
both English and Chinese.
	* Dinner tickets required


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(3) CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM

Name					Chinese Name (if applicable)            
Phone (     )				Fax (     )
Address
City					State/Country
Zip

Organization/School

PRE-REGISTRATION* (before 3/15/93):  $15  (On-site Registration:
$20)		_____
Please choose one version of proceeding: 	___ Chinese, or	___
English
STUDENT DISCOUNT*: 
$5								_____
Please list your Student ID No.:

LUNCH:$8								_____
DINNER PARTY: $12							_____

Donation to support the Conference and Publication			____
Your donation is highly appreciated, which will be used to help those who
apply for special discount and to improve the quality of the Conference
Publication.

_____ Check here if you need a receipt for tax deduction.

*Special Discount:
If you cannot afford the full registration fee (not including lunch and
dinner), you may reserve a seat by returning this form with partial
payment.
							Total Enclosed 	____

Please complete this form with your check made out to Yale Mainland
Taiwan Society, and return to: YMTS, P.O.Box 1968, Yale University, New
Haven, CT 06520, USA.

After receiving your form, we will send you information regarding (please
check):
___ Hotel Accommodations;
___ Travel direction and parking; 
___ Others (Please specify):

Please feel free to make copies of this form for your friends and to keep a
copy for your own record.  For more information, please contact:

	YMTS
	P.O.Box 1968, Yale University
	New Haven, CT 06520
	USA.

	Telephone:	203-230-9685
	Facimile:	203-785-1774
	Email:          ymts@venus.ycc.yale.edu
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