Curriculum Vitae of Ms. Huaqiong PAN
First Name: Huaqiong
Last Name: Pan
Date of Birth: October 1, 1965
Position: Associate professor
Institution: Department of History, Peking University
Address: Yi He Yuan Lu, 5
Hiadian District
Beijing 100871
China
Tel. +86-10-62751650
Fax: +86-10-62751650
Email: panhq@pku.edu.cn
Research field: African history, Development studies, International relationship
Academic Background
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Place
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Position
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Feb.2002- Jan.2006
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Département des sciences de la Population et du Développement, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
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Doctor of Social Sciences (Development- Population-
Environment)
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Jan.1998-Jun.2000
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Département des sciences de la Population et du Développement, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
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Maitrise du Développement-
Population-Environnement
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Sep.1993-Jul.1996
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Department of History, Peking University, China
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Master Degree of History
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Sep.1984-Jul.1988
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Department of History, Peking University, China
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Bachelor Degree of History
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Professional Career
Time
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Place
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Occupation
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May 2011-July 2011
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Universite de Bamako
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Visiting scholar
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Mar 2011-May 2011
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Institut des etudes africaines, Universite Mohammed V-SOuissi, Maroc
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Visiting scholar
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Apr.2006-Jul.2008
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Department of History, Peking University
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Post doctor research fellow
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Mar.2003-Apr.2003
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Université Catholique de Louvain, Brussels and al.
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Interpreter French-Chinese for training course <Gender and Development
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May 2002- Oct. 2002
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Institute of Social Sciences Studies, Tokyo University
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Inviting research fellow
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Jul.1996-Jul.2001
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Institute of West Asian and African Studies (IWAAS), CASS
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Assistant research fellow
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Jul.1988-Sep.1993
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Department of Social Sciences, Yantai University
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Assistant professor
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Publication (mainly since 2000)
Works
Zheng Jiaxin ed., Zhiminzhuyishi-Feizhoujuan (History of Colonialism, Africa), Beijing: Peking University Publisher, 2000, Chapter 9 (348-382p.) on Berlin Conference (1884-1885) & Chapter 14 (531-559p.) on Decolonization of Belgian Colonies.
Rapports État-paysannerie en Chine: Les problèmes du San Nong et les pratiques des acteurs dans les campagnes après 1978 à partir d’étude de cas du Nord—Shandong et Henan. Louvain-La-Neuve: Presses universitaires de Louvain, 2006, 350p.
Rapports État-paysannerie en Chine,Müller,VDMVDM Verlag DR. 2010.
Principal Papers since 2000
Feizhou de Renleixue Yanjiu, Xiwang he Tiaozhan (Study on African Anthropology-Hope and Challenge), Xiya Feizhou (West Asia and Africa), No.3, 2000, 47-51(+77).
Lun Kamailong de Tudi gaige dui Guojia yu Nongmin Guanxi de Yingxiang (Impact of Land reform on State-Peasant relation in Cameroon), Xiya Feizhou 46-51;
Faguo Jinqi de Feizhou Yanjiu DOngtai (Current African Studies in France), Xiya Feizhou
Zhongfei Guanxi Fazhan de Bianxi (Analyse on Discriminative Development of Sino-African Relation), Xiya Feizhou (West Asia and Africa), No.7, 2008,17-22;
Gangguo(Jin) Shangjiadanjia Lianhekuangye Gongsi Bianqian de Lishi Qishi (A Lesson of History from the Mutation of a company of Belgian Congo-UMHK), Beida Shixue (Beida Clio), No.13, 2008, 416-442;
Shixi Riben dui Fei zhengce jiqi Tedian (Analysis on Japanese African policy and characteristics), Ya Fei Yanjiu (Asia-African studies), No.3, Jan. 2010, 149-164;
Ting Ba Ke Tu yu Hei Feizhou Wnehua Fuxing: gongshi haishi huanxiang? (Timbuktu and Black African Renaissance: Consensus or Fantasy?), Ya Fei Yanjiu (Asia-African studies), No.4, 2010, 385-397;
Feizhou Yingxiang—Feizhou Renwen Yanjiu de Yige Xinshijiao (African Images—a new Perspective of African Human Studies), Feizhou Yanjiu (African Studies), Vol.1, No.1,2010, 223-234;
La « Redécouverte » de l’Afrique à Travers l’Enseignement de l’Histoire du Continent,in Contient Premier Magazine,Feb.20, 2011. http://www.continentpremier.com/article=1686&magazine=1
Cong Fazhanxue he Nongmin Yanjiu Shijiao Fenxi Sannong Wenti he Zhongguo Guojia yu Nongmin de Guanxi (Analysis of China State-peasantry relations from the viewpoint of the Development and Peasant Studies), Zhongguo Xueshu (China Academy), Volume 29, 2011.
285-350.
China’s Soft Power in Africa, The African Executive, November 2-9, 2011,Posted on the website http://www.africanexecutive.com/modules/magazine/articles.php?article=6184
Translated Works
Mammo Muchie: Time is Coming: Reconstruction of African Identity, Xiya Feizhou (+80)R.R. Palmer, Joel Colton, Lloyd Kramer, History of Modern World, Beijing: Shijie tushu Chuban Gongsi, Chapter 24.
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