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Founded in 1960, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) is a
comprehensive research organization for studies of international politics,
economy,security strategy and China's external relations. The SIIS is dedicated
to serving for China's modernization drive, and for Shanghai's opening-up and
economic development. It mainly studies the UnitedStates, Japan, Europe, Russia
and the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on relations among major powers and
China's periphery environment. Based on its studies of theories of
international relations and dynamic changes of international affairs, the SIIS
pursues both mid-term and long-term comprehensive research on significant
issues in contemporary international politics, economy and security, providing
relevant governmental departments and institutions with research reports and
other research findings for reference, and presenting journals and magazines to
the public for popularizing knowledge of international affairs. The SIIS has
about 80 full time staff members including 30 senior fellows.
Main publications of the SIIS include 《SURVEY OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS》,
《INTERNATIONAL REVIEW》, 《WORLD OUTLOOK》, 《SIIS JOURNAL》, etc. The SIIS
maintains academic exchanges and cooperative relations with hundred prestigious
universities and leading research institutions both in China and in 30 other
countries and areas , sponsors various workshops and seminars, invites foreign
scholars and leading figures for academic exchanges, sponsors international
conferences, sends fellows abroad for academic tours and lectures or for
international conferences, and develops cooperative projects. The SIIS is
authorized by the Degree Committee of the State Council to confer M.A. degree.
Beginning from 1979, the SIIS has admittedpostgraduates for two- and half-year
study on international politics and international organizations. Relevant
specialties involve politics, economy, domestic and foreign policies of the
United States, Japan, Asia and Europe as well as international strategic
issues.
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