EPIIC 2018——北京大学代表团招募

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EPIIC 2018 ——“自由主义世界是否终结？”北京大学代表团招募

主办方：美国塔夫茨大学 (Tufts University)
项目时间：2018.2.27-3.5
项目类型：学术论坛
费用：全额资助

EPIIC (Education for Public Inquiry and International Citizenship) 项目是由坐落于美国波士顿的塔夫茨大学 (Tufts University) 国际领导力组织 (Institute for Global Leadership) 举办的高规格学术论坛。每年2月，Tufts University会选取一个受到广泛关注的国际问题为主题，邀请对外政策、国际关系领域著名学者、政治家、活动家以及来自美国、中国、俄罗斯、巴西、爱尔兰、新加坡、以色列等多国青年学生参与讨论。今年会议的主题为“自由主义世界是否终结”
(Is the Liberal World Order Ending?) 北京大学代表团再次受邀参加EPIIC会议，代表团得到Tufts University的全额资助，参与者只需承担签证费用。机票及在美食宿花费由美方提供。代表团成员携带与议题相关的研究课题，在会议期间进行学术展示。


EPIIC项目创始于1985年，自2008年至今，EPIIC对全球贫困、城市化、南亚、中东北非与核能等不同地区、多项议题展开了讨论。EPIIC会议既展现广泛的国际包容性，又对具体领域具有深入的探讨。因此，我们欢迎北京大学各个专业、年级的同学报名参加。如果你具有出色的英语交流能力、对主题深入独到的见解、认真严谨的学术态度和表达观点的多重途径（文字、图片、视频等），那么就快快加入我们吧！


[申请方式]

请有意报名的同学于10月13日24：00前提交申请材料至pkuepiic@163.com，
邮件名统一用EPIIC+姓名+学号命名

其中申请材料包括：
1.   邮件正文中包括院系、年级、邮箱、微信号、手机号码，校内住址等个人基本信息
2.   简历附件 (统一用EPIIC+姓名+学号命名，pdf格式)
3.   中文或者英文学术论文（题目不限，曾经的发表或者写作的论文均可）
4.   自制视频等其他展示你自己特点的作品（opitional）


我们将在简历及作品筛选后公布进入第二轮面试的成员名单。
面试将于之后择期进行，请报名者做好准备并保持邮箱畅通。

北京大学EPIIC组委会


关于EPIIC，详情请见
http://tiglarchives.org.s3.amazonaws.com/programs/epiic.html

关于主题：
The question of liberal world order, and its current challenges and deficiencies, is one that EPIIC will explore. It is at the heart of the Institute of Global Leadership’s (IGL) mission to prepare new generations of critical thinkers, and effective ethical global leaders who can comprehend the world’s most challenging global issues. As world event confound traditional tools and institutions, it is also a question which demands urgent answers.

We can see the flattering of global order in the realm of international security, where the international community has stood by- largely impotent- as a devastating civil war has ripped apart Syria, unleashing the worst humanitarian crisis inthe young 21st century. Looking across a range of issues, from the international trade regime to intervention in humanitarian crises, major states seem to be by passing the United Nations and other international institutions more than ever. Does this fragmentation of the global order spell the end ofthe liberal international system that emerged after the end of World War II?

Some of the questions will be addressed include:
-       What are the core principles and values of liberalism?
-       What are the tensions and contradictions inherent in a liberal vision of world order?
-       Do attempts to implement liberal principles simultaneously generate liberal forces?
-       What are the forces, suchas populism, challenging the liberal world order?
-       Can, and should the United States continue to uphold world order?
-       What are the perspectives and approaches of China and of Russia to world order?
-       What should be the roles of international institutions, such as the United Nations on peace keeping and human rights?
-       Can/should multilateral institutions established to provide governance over security, trade and financebe reformed?