
Photo by Ben Tyler
On Friday, August 14, 2015, the Brown University Library hosted a workshop and forum about China’s Publishing Soft Power. Below is a list of the presentations.
Opening Speech: Introduction to the Conference and Attendees (Li Wang)
Session I. Trends in Global Information and Communication (Moderator: William S. Monroe)
- Keynote Speech: Global Brown: Comprehensive Internationalization (Sonia Feigenbaum)
- Keynote Speech: Libraries, Publishing and Intellectual Property in the Digital Age (Ned Quist)
- Understanding Moore’s Law in Digital Publishing (Xiao Chuan Lian)
- From Hollywood to Huallywood—through Visual Literacy (Yan Ma)
- Arab Spring and Publishing Landscape of the Middle East (Ian Straughn)
- Brill Publishers and the Publishing Process with Brill (Qin Higley)
Session II. Landscape of Booming Publishing Enterprises in China (Moderator: Hong Ji)
- Keynote Speech: Growth of China’ Publishing Industry (Zhang Zhiqiang)
- Chinese Scholarly Publishing: (Huang Fang)
- Growth of Chinese Digital Publishing (Susan Xue)
- Pishu: Non-official Report Series for Social Science Studies (Xie Shouguang, Liren Zheng, and Liang Fan)
- Chinese Bookfairs: Domestic and International (Wang Pengfei)
- Publishing Industry in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Maco (Zhuge Weidong)
Session III. Challenges and Strategies for Accessing to Chinese Scholarly Resources (Moderator: Zhuge Weidong)
- Best Practices for Selecting and Acquiring Growing Chinese Print Resources (Ming Sun Poon)
- Issues on Evaluation on Chinese E-resources (Chengzhi Wang)
- Organization and Access to Chinese Materials for the Confucius Institutes in the U.S. (Yan Ma)
- Reexamine the Role of Special Collection Librarians (Yan He)
- Professional Exchanges and Collaborations between Chinese and American libraries and librarians (Shuyong Jiang)
Concluding Remarks and Announcements (Li Wang)