Invitation of Workshop/Special Issue Proposals
for Study (or Comparative Study) of China’s Economy and Business
by
Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies
To promote the dissemination of research outputs and impacts generated from study of the
Chinese economy and business in relation to economics, business, management, finance, politics
and sociology, the Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies invites proposals of special
issues and workshops. The proposals emphasising the comparative discussion of any issues
related to the current development of China in comparison of other economies are particularly
welcome. The Journal will evaluate proposals on a competitive basis for considering the JCEBS
award of financial support up to £1500 for the proposed event. To maximise the impacts of the
event, the author(s) of the awarded proposals will be invited as a guest editor jointly with one of
Journal regular editors to evaluate high quality papers presented in the workshop via a referee
process for possible publication of either a special issue or focused discussion in the Journal. The
Journal is one of the most focused and influential platforms in the world for disseminating
research outputs related to the study of the Chinese economy and business, and the Journal is
looking forward to receiving your proposals.
Please use the attached proposal form to submit your proposal to jcebs@qeh.ox.ac.uk by
September 30th 2014 for organizing 2014-2015 events, or contact Professor Guy Liu at
guy.liu@brunel.ac.uk for further details on submission of your proposal.
The Proposal Form for Financial Support to the Proposed
Special issue/Workshop
Name of Author(s)
of the Proposal
The Institution
affiliated by the
Author(s)
Contact details of the
corresponding author
Title of the Proposal
The venue of the
proposed event
The time of the
planned event
Expected number of
speakers
Expected number of
audience
Expected number of
papers that can
contribute to a special
issue or focused
discussion of the
Journal
The title of a planned
special issue or
focused discussion
Amount of Financial
Support needed
Use of the financial
Support planned
The rationale for the proposed event and planned achievement
in terms of its profile, impacts and contributions to the Journal
(less than 1000 words)