Globalization of Chinese Social Sciences (GCSS, English and Chinese editions). The series has been published by Global Century Press from 2014. The phrase ‘globalization of Chinese social sciences’ came out of a discussion, with Professor Stephan Feuchtwang at the London School of Economics in 2010, about the title of a book commemorating the 100th anniversary of Professor Fei Xiaotong’s (Fei Hsiao-tung) birth. The first volume (in both English and Chinese) was published in 2014 by Global China Press alone and, in 2015, jointly with New World Press. The dissemination of ‘Chinese social sciences’ covers a very wide range, in which the promotion of Fei Xiaotong’s work is only the first step. We therefore decided to use ‘Globalization of Chinese Social Sciences’ as the name of a book series to promote representative Chinese social scientific works and nearly a century of efforts made by social scientists both inside and outside China. For more details see the General Preface by the Editor of the book series.
Globalization of Chinese Social Sciences Book series
- Vol. 1, 2016
Editors
It is edited by Professor Xiangqun Chang, President of Global China Academy, Honorary Professor of University College London (2015-20), UK.
English editing and proofreading: Ingrid Cranfield, Global China Academy and Global Century Press, UK
Chinese editing and proofreading: LI Zhuyue, Hangzhou Publishing House, China
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Global Century Press (UK company No.: 8892970), a subsidiary trading company of Global China Academy (GCA), the first publisher dedicated to publishing academic, practical and popular books on
China bilingually in a global context, especially focusing on studies of China in comparative perspective, Chinese perspectives of the world or human knowledge, and non-Chinese perspectives of China in a global context.
Global China Academy (UK Charity No.: 1154640 and CIO No.: 1198983) is a UK-based independent worldwide fellowship that encourages comprehensive studies on China in the social sciences and humanities, with language-based comparative and global perspectives, through the dissemination of academic research, knowledge transfer, social consultancy and public engagement, contributing to the construction of the palace of human knowledge and participation in global society building and governance.
