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CUPL-ICMA China Center Established


Published:2012-03-30 | Views:

CUPL and ICMA signed the Framework Agreement

On the evening of December 8, 2011, on the Xueyuan Lu (Graduate School) Campus, China University of Political Science

and Law (CUPL) held its first video conference with the International City Management Association (ICMA).

During this meeting, both sides declared the establishment of the China University of Political Science and Law

(CUPL)-International City Management Association (ICMA) China Center. CUPL Vice president Zhang Guilin;

School of Politics and Public administration Dean Chang Baoguo; School of Politics and Public Administration Assistant

Dean Jia Wenhua; Professor Lu Chunlong; ICMA Council Member David Grossman; and, Robert Agee, Judit Deiliger,

Ted Samaras and Ms. Luo Lijun attended the video conference.

Vice president Zhang Guilin addressed the meeting on behalf of CUPL

IMCA American chairperson and international department director David Grossman and IMCA Chinese chairperson

and CUPL vice-president Zhang Guilin addressed the conference attendees. The conference approved the appointments

of CUPL-ICMA China Center director and the director of Chinese side, and set out the working agenda forthe near

future. The Council appointed Luo Lijuan as executive director and Chang Baoguo as the director of the Chinese side.

ICMA International Department leaders toued CUPL

To further promote cooperation between ICMA and CUPL, both sides had consulted with one another for almost two years,

leading to joint scientific research projects, an academic exchange program, and eventually culminating in the

Framework Agreement—signed on October 2010, followed by the Supplement Agreement in 2011.

The two sides cast ballots during the video conference

Following the establishment of the China University of Political Science and Law-Victoria University of Wellington

New Zealand Political Science and Law Research Center in July 2010, CUPL-ICMA China Center became the

second international academic exchange platform founded by the School of Political Science

and Public Administration.