Corporate Governance Reform: China and the World: China and the World

Author: Lu Tong
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Introduction to the "China Corporate Governance Center"
The "China Corporate Governance Center" (CCCG) is a non-profit research institution under the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, dedicated to advancing corporate governance reforms. Established in 2000, the center leverages the strong research capabilities and documentary support of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and has established extensive connections with renowned institutions in the field of corporate governance both domestically and internationally. As a formal member of the East Asian Board Network (IDEANET), the center actively participates in promoting corporate governance reforms in East Asia and has built long-term partnerships with international organizations such as the World Bank and the OECD. Currently, the center's expert committee comprises influential and well-known figures in the field of corporate governance, making it one of the few cutting-edge research institutions in China's corporate governance domain. The center's permanent office is located within the Institute of World Economics and Politics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
The mission of the "China Corporate Governance Center" is to learn from international experience, promote academic exchanges, and drive corporate governance reforms in Chinese enterprises. It provides authoritative research reports, information, and consulting services on corporate governance to governments, enterprises, and relevant institutions, as well as academic discussion platforms and practical training guidance.
The working functions and objectives of the "China Corporate Governance Center"
1. Information exchange forum
2. Research project development
3. Organization of training programs
4. Policy consulting
5. Establishment of international networks