Miao Lu
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| Miao Lu | |
|---|---|
| Born | |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Chinese |
| Other names | Mabel Miao Lu |
| 🏫 Education | Ph.D, Beijing Normal University Visiting Scholar New York University Harvard University |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| Known for | Co-founder and Secretary General of the Center for China and Globalization Deputy Director General, International Writing Center, Beijing Normal University |
Dr. Miao Lu (Chinese: 苗绿; pinyin: Miáo Lǜ, also known as Mabel Miao, is the Co-founder and Secretary General of the Center for China and Globalization (CCG), the largest non-governmental think tank in China. Miao is an expert on globalization and international cultural exchange. She is also the Secretary General of China Global Talent Society under the Ministry of Human Resources in China and Deputy Secretary General of Policy Advisory Committee of China Western (Overseas) Returned Scholars Association. She is the Associate Dean of South China Global Talent Institute. In 2012, she assisted Mo Yan, the Chinese Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, in founding the International Writing Center of Beijing Normal University, and currently serves as Deputy Director General there.
Biography[edit]
Dr. Lu (Mabel) Miao is the Co-founder, Vice President and Secretary-General of the Center for China and Globalization (CCG), a leading Beijing-based non-governmental Chinese think tank. In ten years under the leadership of Dr. Miao and other Co-founder Dr. Wang Huiyao, CCG has grown from a small research center with a limited staff, into China's largest independent think tank, boasting over 100 full-time research and professional staff. Through her vision and unwavering dedication, she has helped build a strong foundation for the organization's research and policy advisory capacities in the areas of international migration, global trade and investment relations, and global governance. Beijing’s recent decision to establish two new state apparatus: the National Immigration Administration and the International Development Agency, testifies to the think tank’s unique policy advocacy capability in the Chinese context. Dr. Miao is also part of the organization's "track II diplomacy" initiative, in which high-level government officials, scholars, and think tankers from the United States, Great Britain, and other major countries in intellectual engage in exchanges and bridge-building efforts.
Dr. Miao has played a leading role in the establishment of the CCG Advisory Council, an elite platform drawing from members of China's elite business, academic, and policy-making communities, including former ministers, university presidents, and founders of China's largest conglomerates. She has invited former heads of state, Nobel laureates, celebrated scholars and journalists, such as Kevin Rudd, Condoleezza Rice, Thomas Friedman and Mo Yan to CCG offices for high-level talks on critical issues in the field of globalization. She also chairs the organizing committees of the China and Globalization Forum and the China Outbound Forum, CCG's two annual flagship conferences attended by the nation's business elites, opinion leaders, and senior government officials. She is also a member of the prestigious B20 China Business Council. In June 2018, she was awarded "Management Excellence Award" by the China Management Science Society.
Dr. Miao is an experienced public speaker, having delivered keynote speeches, participated and moderated numerous panels at home and abroad. She was awarded "International Young Leader" by the King of Belgium, H.M. Philippe Leopold Louis Marie in 2016, the only Chinese recipient to receive this honour. An accomplished scholar, she has 30 publications under her belt, including monographs, edited volumes, co-authored books, and journal articles in both Chinese and English; having worked with top publishers including the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Press, Springer, Edward Edgar, and Palgrave Macmillan. She holds a Ph. D degree in Contemporary Chinese Studies from Beijing Normal University and was a visiting fellow at New York University and Harvard University, and also holds a postdoctoral from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Dr. Miao is a recent member of the Hupan University, an exclusive top elite program founded by Alibaba's Jack Ma that admits only the most outstanding social and business entrepreneurs under 35. Dr. Miao is also a scholar of Lien Ying Chow Legacy Fellowship , Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Publications[edit]
Authored Books[edit]
- Co-Author, China Goes Global, How China's Overseas Investment is Transforming its Business Enterprises, Palgrave Macmillan, 2016
- Co-Author, International Talent War, China Machinery Press, Beijing, China, 2015
- Co-Author, Global Think Tanks, People's Press, Beijing, China, 2014
- Co-Author, Psychoanalysis and the Novelist, Beijing Normal University Press, 2010
- Co-Author, Contemporary Chinese Literature Ideological Trend History (1949-2010), Beijing Normal University Press, Beijing, China, 2009
- Co-Author, Psychoanalysis and the Novelist, Beijing Normal University Press, Beijing, China, 2009
- Co-Author, Contemporary Chinese Returned Scholars, China State Council Development Press, Beijing, China
Edited Books & Volumes[edit]
- Co-Editor, Handbook on China and Globalization, Edward Edgar, England, 2017
- Co-Editor, Entrepreneurial Advice —40 Most Well-Known Chinese Entrepreneurs from Start-ups in China, China's Central Translating and Compiling Press, Beijing, China, 2016
- Co-Editor, China Outbound Tide, Chinese Enterprisers Going Global, China Machinery Press, Beijing, China, 2015
- Co-Editor, Global Enterprises Blue Book—Annual Report on Chinese Enterprises Globalization Development, China Social Science Academy Press, Beijing, China, 2015
- Co-Editor, Global Talent Blue Book—Annual Report of Chinese International Migration, China Social Science Academy Press, Beijing, China, 2015
- Co-Editor, Global Talent Blue Book—Annual Report of Chinese Students Study Abroad, China Social Science Academy Press, Beijing, China, 2013
- Co-Editor, Global Talent Blue Book—Annual Report of Chinese Returnee Development, China Social Science Academy Press, Beijing, China, 2013
- Co-Editor, Global Enterprises Blue Book—Annual Report on Chinese Enterprises Globalization Development, China Social Science Academy Press, Beijing, China, 2014
- Co-Editor, Global Talent Blue Book—Annual Report of Chinese Students Study Abroad, China Social Science Academy Press, Beijing, China, 2014
Journal Articles[edit]
- China's Return Migration, Talent Strategy and Impact, Entrepreneur and Talent Management from a Global Perspective, Edward Elgar New Horizon in Management Series, 2016
- China Strategy for Writers in Culture Revolution to Finish Self-Construction, Liyun Academic Review, 2010(3)
- Research on Hao Ran-- Ups and Downs of a Cultural Revolution Literal Figure in China, Journal of Chinese History and Culture Studies, 2010(3)
- Looking for Mothers: Matriarchal Characters in Su Tong's Works, Today’s World Literature, 2009(10)
- Aesthetic Life Embarrassment—Analyzing the Sexual Passion in 'Jin Ping Mei', Journal of Changchun University, 2008(1)
- Respects to Salinger---Comparison between the Novels by J.D.Salinger and Su Tong, Journal of Beijing Normal University, 2007(6)
See also[edit]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Center for China and Globalization's website
- Dr. Miao Lu's Expert Profile on CCG website
- China and Globalization, CCG's monthly magazine
- International Writing Center at Beijing Normal University
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