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Curriculum Vitae (Complete)

Jørgen Delman, PhD, Professor, Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (TORS), Copenhagen University

[email protected]

Nationality: Danish (male)

Year of birth: 1950

Education: Ph.D. Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Aarhus. Subject: State

and farmer in China after the rural reforms of the early 1980s. Title of the dissertation: "Agricultural Extension in Renshou County, China - A

Case-study of Bureaucratic Intervention for Agricultural Innovation and Change", 1991.

M.A. Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Aarhus. Subject: China's economic development and the evolution of Chinese theories on the political economy of transitional society, 1949-1976.

Diploma Course in the history of modern China, Department of History, Beijing University, China, 1977-1978.

B.A English Language and Literature, Institute of English, University of

Aarhus, Denmark, 1972. KEY QUALIFICATIONS

Research: Socio-economic, institutional, organizational aspects of development in China; transformations of the state-society interface; China’s political system; China’s political economy; innovation, knowledge systems and processes in the interface between state and business sector in China; climate change, climate governance; sustainable city development in China; “green” energy in China; international development cooperation, incl. China in Africa; terrorism and security in Asia; EU-Asia relations. Teaching: Extensive experience with course development, teaching, and supervision at university level (B.A., M.A, PhD), in development assistance projects, and in the corporate sector. Management: Business, research, and cross-cultural management at senior level; extensive Project Director and Team Leader experience in development consulting. Consulting: Institutional and organisational analysis; programme and project development, in particular in relation to rural and agricultural institutions, incl. farmers’ organisations, business sector initiatives and business development services; implementation of projects in support of rural and agricultural development as well as business development services, SME, micro-enterprise development and export promotion; business consulting and match-making between Danish/EU and foreign enterprises; worked with all major multilateral development organisations and. Human resource development: Training needs analysis, curriculum development, organisation and implementation of training programs; HRM; intercultural communication in business and development activities; experienced negotiator in different cultural environments; participatory moderation and facilitation of learning processes, workshops and seminars; Dissemination: Experienced public speaker; frequent appearances in the media; extensive experience

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with organization of conferences, workshops etc.; considerable list of academic and non-academic publications and working papers. CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS Project 1 China’s climate change, energy policies, and urban climate change

governance: New challenges in a globalizing world. Currently projects on the legitimacy of China’s climate change policies, the biofuels market in China, China’s energy security, and climate change governance at city level (in Hangzhou).

Project 2

Urban imaginaries and power in Asian mega-cities: Sustainable city development in China’s cities.

Project 3 China’s Political Economy: Fragmented authoritarianism and vested

interests

LANGUAGE SKILLS

Language Reading Speaking Writing

English 5 5 5

German 2 2 2

French 3

Chinese 5 5 3

Danish (mother tongue)

COUNTRY WORKING EXPERIENCE (outside EU area)

Country Year

Cambodia 2004

China 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011，2010, 2009, 2008, 2007,

2006, 2005, 2004, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999,1998, 1997, 1991-96,

1990, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1983-86, 1982, 1977-78

- Taiwan 2011

Hong Kong 2004, 2002

India 1999

Mongolia 1996

Vietnam 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001

Russia 1999, 1998

Poland 1999

Malawi 2001

Mozambique 2001, 2000

Ghana 2000

Kenya 2000

Tanzania 2001

Peru 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES AND RESEARCH NETWORKS:

Member of Nordic China Studies Network (2014-2016) (in collaboration with Aarhus University, Oslo University and Stockholm University) (ERASMUS financed)

Member of research network on Urban Governance for Sustainable Cities (2012-2015; partners at Uppsala University, Lund University, Turku University, Fudan University) (financed by Nordic

Council of Ministers) Copenhagen University representative on the Board of East Asia Net (2010-2013) Originator and member of the European Conference on Agricultural and Rural Development in

China (ECARDC) (since 1989); member of the Steering Committee (1989-1991; 2002-2008) Member of research network: The Chinese Individual: Negotiations of Rights and Responsibilities

(2005-2010; based at Institute for Cultural Studies and Oriental Languages at Oslo University) http://www.hf.uio.no/ikos/forskning/forskningsprosjekter/chineseindividual/

Member of the research network: Social and Political Organization in Rural China (2007-2011;


based at China Studies, Aarhus University), http://www.ruralchina.au.dk/en/projectdescription Member of the Europe-China Academic Network (ECAN) (2006-2010)

Member of the Association of Danish Masters (since 1978); member of the Board of the Section of Managers of the Association (2006-2008)

Member of the Nordic Association for China Studies (NACS) (2008 - ) The subsequent sections of the CV are organized as follows: 1. Employment record 2. Consultancy and other short-term assignments 3. Teaching

4. Conferences/seminars/workshops 5. Peer reviews and academic review committees (since 2001) 6. Positions of trust 7. Own training Publications

I. EMPLOYMENT RECORD

Date 2009 (Feb.) -

Location Denmark

Organization Institute of Cross-cultural and Regional Studies (TORS), Copenhagen University

Position Professor of China Studies

Description 2013 – Co-founder, member of Advisory Group and academic co-ordinator, ThinkChina.dk (University of Copenhagen think tank on China)

2013 – 2014 Observer in Asian Dynamics Steering Committee, University of Copenhagen

2013 – Attached as Professor to Asian Dynamics Initiative

2012 - 2018: Elected member of Department Council (Institutråd), ToRS

2012 – Member of the Steering Group, Urban Culture Lab, Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen

2011 - ToRS representative on the China Strategy group of Copenhagen University

2011- : Co-coordinator of MA program at Zhejiang University (in collaboration with Aarhus University, Oslo University and Stockholm University)

2010 – 2014: Vice Chairman of the Board, European Centre for Chinese Studies (ECCS), Peking University

2010 - 2012: Member of Research School Programme Committee, Regional Studies

2010 - 2013: Representative of Copenhagen University on East Asia Net Board

2009- 2013: Chairman of TORS Internationalization Committee 2009 – : Member of ToRS Research Committee 2009 - : Member of Asian Dynamics Initiative Academic Panel 2009: In charge of official accreditation of China Studies BA and

MA degrees

2009 – 2014: In charge of BA language training programs at European Centre for Chinese Studies, Peking University and

Zhejiang University Otherwise, normal duties: Research, teaching, supervision, administration

Date 2002 (Jan) – 2009 (Jan)

Location Denmark

Organization NIAS - Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Director; from 1.1. 2005 also employed as Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen

Description Main tasks as Director: Initiation and implementation of restructuring of NIAS ownership.

New ownership by University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen Business

http://www.ruralchina.au.dk/en/projectdescription


School and Lund University as of 01.01.2005, new organization, development of a new Nordic partnership (Nordic NIAS Council),

development of a new strategy and financing plan; renegotiation of

membership arrangements and financing in 2007. Strategy development and business planning Research management HRM and HRD Financial management Networking PR and marketing; development and implementation of

communication strategy Own research: Business and politics in China and Vietnam: political

organization of the private sector and its contributions to the transformation of the political system; civil society in China: business organizations and farmers organizations; China’s new role in Africa; Asian security; China’s energy strategy and politics

The main activities of NIAS are: Research on modern Asia in transformation; current focus is on

East, South East and South Asia (research themes: Violence,

security needs and regional cooperation in Asia’ ; ‘Gender politics in Asia’; ‘Private business sector and the state in Asia’; ‘Asian governance and institutions in transition’

Asia research publications programme, NIAS Press

Support to Nordic research on Asia, i.a. though maintaining a research library and information centre with up-to-date electronic services, including a web-based “AisaPortal”

Support to students studying Asia through a specific service package

Establishment of a Nordic, networked Asian Century Research School Network (ACRSN)

Scholarly conferences, seminars etc. Publishing and dissemination of research results Research based consultancy assignments From 1.1.2005, NIAS has become an independent Nordic Institute attached to the University of Copenhagen with part of its core funding from the Nordic Council of Ministers. NIAS has about 25-28 staff (incl.

externals) and an annual turnover of about 12 mill. DKK. Special assignments: Organizing and co-ordinating the transition from Nordic to national

ownership through 2003-2004. Support to creation of Managing Consortium comprising main partners (Copenhagen University, Lund University, Copenhagen Business School) and Nordic NIAS Council (comprising more than 20 Nordic universities and research

institutes) June-December 2006: On behalf of the Nordic Council of Ministers

and the NIAS Board, in charge of organizing independent peer evaluation of NIAS by three international scholars. The evaluation was positive and affirmative towards the quality and the level of output of NIAS’ research and all other activities and services, but more uncertain about how to secure NIAS’ future as an institute

managed by a dedicated managing Consortium. NIAS has an annual budget of about 11-12 mill. DKK

Date 1998–2001

Location Denmark

Company RAMBOLL

Position Head of Department, Private Sector and SME Development

Description Duties: Department strategy, business development, incl. joint business

development with other departments in the Environment and Energy

Marketing of services; Project management; Administrative and financial management; Staff management and HRD;


Backstopping of staff posted abroad, Project management and consulting in development projects and

with Danish and international public and private sector clients.

The Department had about 15 full-time employees and a number of fixed term staff on projects. Annual turnover of about 20 mill. DKK.

Date 1996-1998

Location Denmark

Company RAMBOLL

Position Senior Consultant

Description Institutional and human resource development in the rural sector with the Agricultural and Fishery Department in RAMBOLL. Tasks: Short-term field assignments Project management at HQ

Acquisition of new projects/assignments Strategic and market development of the services of the Department (primarily transitional economies in Asia and East Europe).

Date 1991-1996

Location Denmark and China

Company RAMBOLL


Description Institutional and human resource development. Tasks: Preparation and management of the China-EU Centre for Agricultural Technology project (CECAT)

Date 1988-1990

Location Denmark

Company University of Aarhus, Institute of East Asian Studies

Position Research Fellow

Client The Danish Council for Development Research (Research grant)

Description Project title: "The Role of Agricultural Extension in the Modernisation of China's Agriculture". Produced a Ph.D. thesis with the title: "Agricul-tural Extension in Renshou County, China - A Case-study of Bureaucratic Intervention for Agricultural Innovation and Change".

Teaching of courses on the history of rural China and the Chinese political system

Date 1987-1988

Location Denmark

Company University of Aarhus, Institute of East Asian Studies

Position Part-time Research Fellow

Client Danish Council for Development Research (research grant)

Description Project: "Technical and vocational education in connection with foreign

projects in China". Conducting a combined interview and questionnaire survey on the experience of Danish companies with training of Chinese counterparts in China and in Denmark.

Date: 1986-1988

Location Denmark

Company China Information Service, University of Aarhus

Position Training Consultant

Description Scope of work: Curriculum development for various short-term courses on China

(both general and specialised) for Danish companies;

Conducting training courses for Danish companies and their staff members;

Consultancy for international development organisations and Danish business.

Date 1983-1986

Location Beijing, China

Company FAO


Position Programme Officer

Description Project appraisal and project formulation covering all FAO fields of

activity and various funding sources; also including the whole FAO project portfolio (app. 15 projects) in the Second UNDP Country Programme;

Project administration and monitoring (app. 40 ongoing projects and app. 30 projects in the pipeline - national and regional - in all FAO sectors of work and covering all funding sources); continuously in

charge of projects and activities related to: agricultural extension, training, education - including a number of projects introducing the use of a-v means in agricultural education and training; dairy development; agro-processing; and water management;

Regular liaison with government agencies, project authorities and other concerned institutions within agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, food industry, fishery, water conservation etc.;

Regular project monitoring and evaluation; In day-to-day charge of the Representation (with 18 employees) for

substantial periods of time in 1985/86.

Date 1981-1983

Location Denmark

Company China Information Service, University of Aarhus

Position Co-manager

Client

Description Tasks: Development of business strategy; Marketing of the services; Day-to-day management; Organisation of staff training; Consultancies on market entry related issues for Danish companies; Documentation and research on selected topics (China's foreign

trade reforms and China's computer industry); Editing and writing articles for "Kina Information" (China Inform-

ation); Teaching short-term courses on modern China for Danish business,

particularly business practice in China.

Date 1979-1981

Location Denmark

Position Free-lancer

Description Free-lance assignments as: Journalist (1979-1983) (app. 50 background articles on China for

Danish newspapers and magazines);

Teacher of modern Chinese language (language laboratory, grammar, phonetics, linguistics, and text reading) at the Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Aarhus, Denmark; and of various aspects of modern Chinese society at a number of grammar schools all over Denmark;

Travelling public speaker on Chinese affairs.

II. OTHER ASSIGNMENTS, INCL. CONSULTANCY

Date 2015 November

Location Denmark, China (Hangzhou, Beijing)

Organization ToRS; SDC

Description Fieldwork in Hangzhou on Climate Governance Project

Filedwork in Beijing on Danish-Chinese collaboration within energy Participation in SDC workshop on RE politics

Date 2015 August-September

Location Denmark, China (Beijing)

Organization Danish Energy agency

Description Review of activities in China with: China National Renewable Energy Centre (CNREC), National Energy Conservation Centre (NECC),


Ministry of Housing, Urban and Rural Development (MOHURD)

Date 2014 September-November

Location Denmark, China (Beijing)

Organization Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Danish Embassy in Beijing

Description Technical Review of the Danish-Chinese Renewable Energy Development Program (RED), 2009-2014

Date 2014 October (3 weeks)

Location China (Hangzhou)

Organization ToRS; financed by Sino-Danish Centre for Education and Research, Beijing

Description Field work on Hangzhou climate governance research project

Date 2013 March (1 week)

Location China (Beijing, Hangzhou)

Organization ToRS; financed by Sino-Danish Centre for Education and Research,

Beijing

Description Teaching of 1 week intensive course for Danish and Norwegian Master Students from China Studies at Zhejiang University. Theme:

“Busines and Politics in China”. Co-taught with Prof. Wu Yanhong

Date 2012 October (3 weeks)


Organization ToRS

Description Work on research projects on climate change and biofuels market

with partners in China Review of language training programs at Beijing University and

Zhejiang University Preparation of Master Program in China Studies at Zhejiang

University Co-organizer of launch in Hanzhou of S. C. Van biography: “The

fairy tale of the springroll”.

Date 2012 May-June (2 weeks)


Organization ToRS

Description Work on research projects on climate change and biofuels market

with partners in China Review of language training programs at Beijing University and

Zhejiang University Preparation of Master Program in China Studies at Zhejiang

University

Date 2012 Jan.-Oct.

Location Denmark-China (Hangzhou)

Organization S.C. Van Foundation

Description Voluntary advisor and mediator of contract with Zhejiang Peopl’es Publishing House for publishing and organizaing a book launch for

the biography of S.C. Van: “Ditlev Tamm (2009). Ligger Godt i

Maven”

Date 2011 September (1 week)

Location China

Organization Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Description Invited for a one-week study tour to look at Taiwan politics, cross-

straits relations, and Taiwan’s engagement with climate change. Meetings with ministries, universities, think tanks, political parties. Solicitation of collaboration with Fujen University regarding Taiwan Studies.


Date 2011 January – July (6 weeks)

Location China

Organization Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Position Process Consultant

Description Renewable Energy Development (RED) Programme for China National Renewable Energy Centre (CNREC) Feasibility Study, National Development Reform Commission, China Feb-March: 1st mission to draft work process outline and ToR for Feasibility Study and Business Plan for the National Renewable Energy Center. Assist in recruiting team of external consultants to address the

issue. May: 2nd mission to finalize draft FS with Feasibility and Business Plan Team and conduct and moderate combined Steering Committee and Stakeholder Workshop for feedback on the draft FS. June-July: 3rd mission to finalize Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Date 2010 January (2 weeks)

Location China

Organization Department for Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (TORS)

Description Negotiation of extension of contract for European Centre For Chinese Studies (ECCS), Beijing University; planning of semester programme in language training autumn 2010, Zhejiang University

Date 2009 – 2010 (June)

Location Oslo

Organization Nordic Energy Research

Description Member of Reference Group under Nordic Energy Research for two projects: (1) Nordic Climate Day – Shanghai World Expo 2010 and

(2) Nordic Collaboration with China on Energy-/Climate Technologies, Research and Development; a long-term strategy

Date 2009 April (2 weeks)

Location China

Organization Department for Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (TORS)

Description Monitoring visit to European Centre For Chinese Studies (ECCS),

Beijing University; Negotiation of exchange agreement with Zhejiang University

Date 2008 February - November

Location Denmark

Organization NIAS-Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Team Leader

Client Nordic Energy Research

Description Study titled “Nordic Opportunities for Collaboration with China in

Energy Research and Innovations” May-june 2008: Field work in Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou – interviews with Chinese and Nordic stakeholders on R6D in relation to reneable energy

Date 2007 March -

Location Denmark


Position Member of Board

Client FKK (Danish research council)

Description Forskerskolen for regionale studier (Research School for Regional Studies)

Date 2007 February-November

Location Nordic countries, China

Company NIAS-Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Project Director, Team Leader

Client Nordic Council of Ministers

Description “User-driven innovation in sustainable mega-city development in


Shanghai – a World EXPO 2010 Nordic initiative”. Initially, to conduct a workshop to test whether it is feasible to start a project that will lead

to a Nordic presence at World EXPO 2010. November: Member of NMR mission to Shanghai.

Date 2007 February - October

Location Nordic countries, China, India


Position Project Director, Team Leader

Client Nordic Council of Ministers

Description ”Nordic” triple helix” collaboration in knowledge, innovation and business development in China and India. To conduct a study about

the feasibility of supporting Sino-Nordic collaborative ventures in research, R&D, and higher education in Shanghai and New Delhi (alternatively other sites in India). May 2007: Mission to Shanghai to interview Nordic companies, business associations/chambers of commerce, trade councils, universities, and high-tech incubators

Date 2007

Location China


Position Researcher

Client NIAS

Description January: Field work in China on political identity and agency of private business people.

Date 2006

Location China


Position Researcher

Client NIAS

Description May: Field work in China on business associations.

Date 2006 May -

Location Denmark


Position Member of Executive Board

Client EastAsia Net

Description Group of Asian studies environments seeking to develop a common

platform for research and PhD education (CBS, Lund University, University of Duisburg-Essen, White Rose Asian Studies Centre/Leeds and Sheffield Universities, University of Barcelona, University of Lyon)

Date 2005 July – December

Location Denmark

Company NIAS Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Member of reference group

Client Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Description Member of Reference Group advising Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

on the further development of the Private Sector (PS) Programme.

Date 2005 October – December 2008

Location Denmark and Vietnam


Position NIAS Project Coordinator

Client Royal Danish Embassy, Hanoi

Description Project: “Strengthening the Development Research and Policy Analysis Capacity of the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM)

(Phase 2)”. Tasks: NIAS Project co-ordinator. NIAS works with CIEM on strengthening its publications programme, incl. its journals, it s library organization and services, and its overall strategy and organizational


development (business plan). Missions

Oct-Nov 2008: Preparation of work plan 2009; hand-over to NIAS Chief Librarian April 2008: Participation as Co-organizer of workshop: “Vietnam’s Civil Society in the era of economic sustainable development and integration”, April 4. Title of paper: “International Analysis and Views on the Role of Civil Society in China” November 2007 - Review of progress; work plan and budget for 2008;

lecture; attend meeting to establish “The Economic Libraries Network in Vietnam” November 2006 – Review of progress; work plan and budget for 2007; lecture July 2006 – Invited to participate in workshop on CIEM’s new organizational development plan; commented on draft and elaborated proposal for research strategy; monitoring of progress of NIAS sub-

project components September 2005 – Planning mission

Date 2005 March

Location Denmark

Company Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS)

Position -

Client -

Description Accompanied group of political science students from the University of

Copenhagen on a study visit to China. Discussed new research project on the politics of hi-tech business in China with CASS.

Date 2005 September -

Location Denmark/Nordic countries

Company/organization NIAS Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Initiator and member

Client Nordic NIAS Council

Description Member of Cluster Planning Group on Technology and Innovation in Asia under Asian Century Research School Network

Date 2005 January-June

Location Denmark


Position Project Director; Co-editor; author


Description Research project on Asian security, the rise of China and EU security policy options.

Date 2005 January -

Location Denmark/Nordic countries

Company/organization NIAS Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Member of Steering Committee

Client Nordic NIAS Council

Description Member of Steering Committee of Asian Century Research School Network

Date 2004 August-December

Location Denmark


Position Course developer

Client Danida’s Centre for Competence Development (DCCD)

Description Development and implementation of two modules of a four-module course on “Business and Private Sector Development [in developing countries]” for staff of the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danida field advisors.

Date 2004 April


Location Cambodia


Position -

Client -

Description Familiarization visit. Meetings with research organizations.

Date 2003 November-January 2004

Location Denmark and Vietnam


Position Team Leader (4-person team)

Client Danida

Description Review of Assistance to the National Academy of Public Administration

(NAPA), Vietnam.

Date 2003 January – September

Location Denmark

Company Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Project Director and researcher

Client Danida

Description Research project: “Development Co-operation as an Instrument in the Prevention of Terrorism”.

Date 2002 January – May 2005

Location Vietnam

Company Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Position Project Director and institutional development consultant

Client Danida

Description “Strengthening the Development Research and Policy Analysis Capacity of the Central Institute of Economic Management”. Scope of work: Supervision and monitoring og project implementation, technical

backstopping, financial management, contract revisions Organisation of a study tours for CIEM and MPI management and

CIEM staff

Elaboration of an institutional development plan (IDP) for CIEM Support to CIEM’s library Guest lectures at CIEM Quality assurance

7 missions.

Date 2001 (November)

Location Mozambique

Company RAMBOLL

Position Team Leader and private sector specialist

Client Danida

Description Identification Mission for private sector development in agriculture in Cabo Delgado under the ADIPSA sub-component) within the

Agricultural Sector Programme Support (PROAGRI).

Date 2001 (September-October)

Location Tanzania

Company RAMBOLL

Position Team Leader and Business Sector Policy and Institutional

Development Specialist

Client Danida

Description Strategic Identification Mission for the Development of the Second Phase of the Business Sector Support Programme in Tanzania

Date 2001 (August)

Location Vietnam

Company RAMBOLL

Position Quality Assurance Expert


Client Danida

Description Technical Assistance to Economic Reform Project. Tasks:

Establishment of quality assurance programme

Date 2001 (January; April; November)

Location Mozambique

Company RAMBOLL

Position External Consultant

Client Danida

Description Elaboration of strategy, management procedures and activity programmes for Private sector development (ADIPSA) within the

Agricultural Sector Programme Support (PROAGRI).

Date 2001 (January-February)

Location Malawi

Company RAMBOLL

Position Team Leader and Business Sector Policy and Institutional

Development Specialist

Client Danida

Description Elaboration of components for a business sector programme (‘Malawi

Business Development Initiative’ – MABUDI).

Date 2000 (October)

Location Kenya

Company RAMBOLL

Position Team Leader and Institutional and Organisational Specialist

Client Danida

Description Under a micro-enterprise development project (MEDP), leader of 3-member team to formulate a programme for establishment of 5 business development centres in the districts of Taita Taveta, Kwale,

Kitui, Makueni, Thika.

Date 2000-2001

Location Denmark-Poland

Company RAMBOLL

Position Deputy Project Director

Client Danish Agency for Industry and Trade

Description Business Development Eastern Europe: Poland Agro-industry (Phase 2) - Responsible for quality assurance.

Date 2000 (Feb.– May)

Location Ghana and Mozambique

Company RAMBOLL

Position Team Leader and Private Sector Specialist

Client Danida

Description Leader of 4-member team to formulate a Pilot Business Development Initiative (PBDI) to enhance support to business sector development within Danish sector programmes.

Date 2000 (Feb. – May)

Location Ghana, Mozambique, Denmark

Company RAMBOLL

Position Team Leader and Private Sector Specialist


Description Leader of 4-member team to assist in the implementation of two workshops on business sector development in Ghana and Mozambique and a conference for Danish companies on the involvement of Danish enterprises in Danish development assistance. Activities were part of

the process to formulate a new strategy for Danish international development assistance, Partnership 2000.

Date 2000 March


Location Denmark

Company RAMBOLL

Position Course Leader


Description Organised and supervised a one month course on policy making in the Danish dairy sector for 10 Chinese participants.

Date 1999 November

Location India

Company RAMBOLL

Position Private Sector Specialist

Client DANIDA

Description Private sector specialist in team to review Indo-Danish Tool Room project and to prepare Danida exit-strategy.

Date 1999 April

Location Denmark

Company RAMBOLL


Client Danish Export Credit Fund

Description Elaboration of TOR for appraisal of a joint-venture meat processing plant in the Czech Republic

Date 1999 (Jan.-April)

Location Denmark

Company RAMBOLL


Client Danida

Description Elaboration of a summary paper and a policy oriented memorandum on Danida’s future assistance to business and private sector development in Danida’s partner countries.

Date 1998 – 2000

Location Denmark-Poland

Company RAMBOLL

Position Deputy Project Director

Client Danish Agency for Industry and Trade

Description Business Development Eastern Europe: Poland Agro-industry (Phase 1). Management support to match-making between Polish and Danish companies within the Agro-industry

Date 1998 (Sept.) –1999 (Dec.)

Location Denmark/Russia

Company RAMBOLL

Position Project Director

Client EU

Description Support to SME Development Agencies and Business Communication Centres in Russian Federation (SMERUS96). Tasks included: Development and implementation of a new Project Mid-term

Strategy focusing on enhanced co-operation in the network of SME

Agencies tutored by the Russian Agency, amongst others through SIORA Net, an internet based platform for provision of information and delivery of services to the Russian SME sector and relevant support agencies

Home office management of the project, including technical, financial, and management back-stopping of Team Leader based in Moscow and team members is 7 different locations in Russia;

Regular management visits in support of: strategy development, specific national and international business development activities, development of business advisory services and the related tools, staff development plans, Directors’ and team meetings, implementation of operational procedures, and project evaluation


Date 1997

Location Denmark

Company RAMBOLL


Client EU

Description Organisation of a study tour for participants from an integrated rural development project in Kyrgyzstan to study Danish slaughter houses and food processing enterprises.

Date 1997-2001

Location Denmark and Peru

Company RAMBOLL

Position Project Director

Client EU

Description “Apoyo a la Promoción de Exportaciones de las Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas”. The project aimed to assist 400 Peruvian SMEs in 7 non-traditional export sectors to become exporters. Also worked as Export

Promotion Expert.

Date 1997 (April-May)

Location China

Company RAMBOLL


Client EU

Description China-EU Co-operation in Agriculture (CECA) - Task: Review and finalization of Financing Agreement.

Date 1997

Location China

Company RAMBOLL

Position Senior Management Consultant

Client EU

Description China-EU Centre for Agricultural Technology (CECAT). Tasks: June. Tasks: Finalization of possible exit strategy (business plan

elaborate with external consultant) and new phase of project.

Date 1996-2001

Location Denmark and China

Company RAMBOLL

Position EU-China Technical and Commercial Co-operation within the Dairy and Food Processing Sector (ALA/CHN/95/17) – Member of Project Management Group, Training/Research Co-ordinator and Rural

Institutions Specialist,

Client EU

Description 1998 (Sept.) -2001 : Member of the Executive Board of the TA Joint Venture (5 European

companies). Participation in regular meetings of the Board. 1996-1998: Member (one of two) of the Project management Committee

established by the consortium (5 European consulting companies) behind the Technical assistance Contract (until Sept. 1998).

1998 – 1999:

Business Component: Associated with the preparation of the component and member of its Management Committee (Oct. 1998-2001). Involved in various business matching initiatives between European and Chinese companies.

1996 – 2001: Training Co-ordinator. 1997 – 2001:

Research Co-ordinator. Tasks: Initiation and management of nine research projects within the field of animal production, farming systems, China’s dairy sector and the WTO, strategy for the Chinese dairy sector, and adult learning.


Organisation of two workshops of WTO and China’s dairy sector and on a strategy for China’s dairy industry

14 missions undertaken as Training and Research Co-ordinator

1997-1998: Rural Institutions Specialist. Tasks: Elaboration of a framework for

establishment of dairy farmers’ technical associations (DFTAs). Elaboration of sample statutes. Development of work plan.

3 missions undertaken as Rural Institutions Specialist.

Date 1996

Location Mongolia

Company RAMBOLL


Client

Description Business visit to develop RAMBOLL activities in the agricultural, agri-business and environmental sectors.

Date 1991-1996

Location Beijing, China

Company RAMBOLL

Position Co-Director, the China-EU Centre for Agricultural Technology (CECAT)

Client EU

Description Duties: Formulating the strategy for and participating in the establishment

of a comprehensive, market driven, partly self-financing service organisation under the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture with more than one hundred employees. The Centre offered various services to

EU and Chinese partners involved in technical and commercial co-operation in the agricultural sector – both upstream and downstream. Main services: Consulting services, information and documentation services, business promotion services, training and conference services, language services, hotel and catering services;

Defining the organisation and its TOR, the TOR of its five Services (Technology Services Unit; Information and Documentation Service;

International Co-operation Service; Administrative Service; and Office), and the TOR of more than 60 intermediate managers and technical and administrative staff members;

Formulation of marketing strategy and supervision of its implementation;

Responsibility for setting up an international network of contacts and client relations (ministries, organisations, institutions, and

European and Chinese companies) in China and all EU member countries;

Development of business services, incl. business promotion and match-making activities on behalf of company clients; business project formulation; representative functions on behalf of clients; and trade services;

Supervision of and participation in the organisation of a number of international business seminars, meetings, conferences and delegations;

Supervision of more than a hundred service projects with external

clients (private companies; international donor organisations such as EC, ADB, WB and WFP), and direct involvement in at least half of them (market studies; information services; consultancy;

conferences and seminars; language training courses); Project formulation missions to different parts of China; Initiation, planning and supervision of conferences, seminars etc.; Team Leader of an international team comprising long-term and

short term experts in a wide range of disciplines.

III. CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/SUMMER SCHOOLS/COURSES/LECTURES

2016 (June) Member of Organizing Committee. “8th Annual International Asian


Dynamics Initiative (ADI) Conference”. Panel co-organizer: “Dynamics and

drivers of change in Chinese politics” (with Camilla Sørensen, UCPH, and Anna

Ahlers, UiO). Paper: “Vested interests as drivers of political dynamics and

change in China: Cases from the energy sector” 2016 (June) Participant in research workshop: “The Future Calls! Retrofitting Cities for

Sustainability, 24-25 May, at Peking University, Beijing. Presentation: “Urban Sustainability Governance” (organizers: Professors within urban planning - Gertrud

Jørgensen, University of Copenhagen, and Zhao Pengjun, Peking University) 2016 (Throughout) 1. Lectures: Co-organizer/Moderator: ”Dødskamp eller fornyelse?

Xi Jinpings kamp mod korruption i Kinas bedre kredse” (Danmark-Kina, 10.5.); ”Xi Jinping på farbar vej?” (Næstved Gymnasium, 2.5.); ”Ny motor i Danmarks forhold til Kina: Strategisk myndighedssamarbejde” (Lancering af særnummer af Økonomi og Politik, ”Dansk Kina-politik – fra spørgsmål om eksport og danske arbejdspladser til ny verdensorden”, 15 April); ”Kina under Xi Jinping – en holdbar vej?” (Rotary Brønshøj, 7.4.); Seminar with Jin

Liqun, President of AIIB: Redrawing the Global Financial Map” (with Prof. Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard, CBS; CBS, 2 March); “At Svømme i Qiantang Floden – grønne organisationers indflydelse I Hangzhou” (Boglancering: ”Livet i Kinas kæmpebyer”, Niels Bjørn (red.), Dansk Arkitekturcenter, 25.2.2016 )

2015 (December) Organizer of workshop under Nordic China Studies Network (7-8.12.) 2015 (December) Co-organizer: ThinkChina.dk, CBS and DIIS – “Copenhagen China

Conference” (10-11.12.). Presentation: “The Copenhagen China Centre”

2015 (December) Organizer: “Third Workshop of Nordic China Studies Network”. Presentation: “China Studies – Where are we Heading?”

2015 (December) Co-organizer with Camilla Sørensen (co-editors) of seminar on special issue of Økonomi og Politik on Sino-Danish relations (10 articles were discussed). Paper: “Strategisk partnerskab og myndighedssamarbejde: Ny motor i Danmarks forhold til Kina?” (1.12.2015)

2015 (October/November)

Organizer of workshop: “Governance for urban sustainability in China: Challenges and Practices” under Sino-Nordic Urban Governance for Sustainable Cities Network (UGN) (Copenhagen 31.10.-1.11.). Paper: “Performance assessment, social accountability and sustainability governance in Hangzhou: Leveraging the implementation gap?”

2015 (August) Organizer and lecturer: “Decoding China – navigating China’s politics and government affairs”. Lectures: 1. “China’s Political and Administrative

System: The Formal and Informal Structures and Institutions”; 2. “Opening

the “Black Box”: Government Relations in China”; 3. “Decoding China Through Its Party-State Officials: Am I talking to the Right Person?”; 4.

“Dream or Reality? Xi Jinping’s leadership and China’s challenges” (University

of Copenhagen Kulturkurser.dk and ThinkChina.dk, 20-21.8.2015) 2015 (June) Organizer of 3-weeks MA course: “China’s climate change politics and

governance in a national and international perspective”; Taught: “Module 1 (1 week) – “China’s national climate politics and governance (central and city level; Hangzhou as a case)” (Sino-Danish Centre for Education and Research, Beijing)

2015 (June) Co-organizer and participant DEBATMØDE på Folkemødet på Bornholm: “DANMARK-KINA – 65 år med sursøde relationer” (12. juni, ThinkChina arrangement, Høiers Iscafé, Allinge Havn)

2015 (January) Organizer and moderator: “Samarbejde med Kina: Hvordan?”. (Course

organized for VIA University College, 21-22.1.). Lectures: ”Kinas politiske system og hvordan det arbejder centralt og lokalt”; ”Forhandlinger i Kina”; ”Forretningsmodeller” (med Mads Vestager Nielsen)

2015 (throughout) Lectures: Keynote lecture: “Policy design in Hangzhou’s climate change politics and implications for local climate governance” (Schhol of Public Administration”, Zhejiang University, 20.11.); “Energy policy design in Hangzhou’s climate change politics and implications for local climate

governance – the cases of energy efficiency and renewable energy” (SDC Sustainable Energy Cluster Seminar, “Integration of Wind Power in the Energy System Sino-Danish Lessons to be Learned”, 16 – 17 November 2015, CAS Institute of Policy and Management Beijing); “Kina som stormagt - Vækst vs. miljø og klima” (Folkeuniversitetet I Emdrup, 21.10.); “Climate politics and governance innovations in China – the case of Hangzhou” (Institut für

Ostasienwissenschaften/Sinologie Universität Wien, 12 October 2015); Moderator: “Roundtable: Assessing the state of EU-Taiwan relations” (NIAS, 6.10.); “Doing Business in China – What’s next under Xi Jinping’s leadership?”


(Danish-Chinese Business Forum, 8.9.); “Real-time evaluation of China National Renewable Energy Centre/CNREC) (with Mette Visti at the Annual

Conference of the Danish society for Evaluation, Vejle, 28.8.); Organizer and moderator at seminar: Peter Yan – ” How to drive your business through

public affairs in China” (ThinkChina.dk and Asia House, 17.8.); Commentator on Willy Lam’s presentation at: ”Xi Jinping’s foreign policymaking - Aggressive diplomacy and the rising clout of the military” (Danish Institute of International Studies, 15.6.); “Evaluation of RED Program Nov. 2014 – learning from the China National Renewable Centre (CNREC) experience” (Danish Minsitry of Climate and Energy, 9.4.); “Kinas miljø- og energipolitik i praksis” (Gymnasielærerkursus arrangeret af Kinastudier, Århus Universitet,

20.3.); “Kina: Resurser, miljøkrise og klimaforandringer” (Rysensteen Gymnaisum, 12.3.); “Kan Kina blive en supermagt og samtidig håndtere sine miljø- og klimaproblemer?” (Folkeuniversitetet i Sønderborg 11.3.); Panel participant: “ Under Scrutiny - The New Reality for Danish Companies in China? (Confederation of Danish Industries, 6.3.); “Climate politics and governance innovations in China – the case of Hangzhou” (Workshop at

Centre for East and South East Asian Studies, Lund, 3.3); “Climate politics and governance innovations in China – the case of Hangzhou” (University of

Oslo/IKOS, 26.2.) 2014 (October) Co-organizer and participant: Workshop and PhD course on Sustainable

City Development: Theories, methods, challenges, and experiences in China and the Nordic countries, Fudan University, 27-29.10.2014. Paper: “Policy design in Hangzhou’s climate change politics and implications for local

climate governance” (first author: Guan Ting, School of Public Governance, Zhejiang University) (organized by: Sino-Nordic "Urban Governance for Sustainable Cities Network" (UGN), School of Social Development and Public Policy, University of Fudan, Fudan Nordic Centre, Shanghai, NIAS Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, Copenhagen)

2014 (May) Participant: “Green Asia Conference: ”Climate Governance and Competitiveness of New Energy Industries in Asia” (Organized by Asia

Research Centre, Copenhagen Business School, 14-15.5.). Paper: “Fragmented authoritarianism and climate change politics at the city level in China: Post-corporatism by design or default?”

2014 (May) Participant in Workshop: “Urban Life Across the Globe: Provincializing the Western Metropolis” (Organized by Department of Cross-Cultural and

Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen, 2-3.5.). Paper: “Green city

making imaginaries in China with Hangzhou as a case” 2014 (April) Organizer of 1-day workshop on China Studies with Zhejiang University,

Aarhus University, University of Copenhagen, University of Oslo, Stockholm University, University of Copenhagen, 7.4.). Intervention: “China Studies at University of Copenhagen”

2014 (January) Participant in panel discussion at conference: “Bæredygtig urbanisering I Kina – danske kommuner og regioners rolle” (Miniteriet for By. Bolig og

Landskab, Eksportrådet, og netværket Danish Chinese Urban % Regional Cooperation, 301.1 i Torvehallerne, vejle)

2014 (January) Co-organiser, lecturer, moderator: 2-day course for Danish local governments on: “Public collaboration with China – How?” (“Offentligt samarbejde med Kina – Hvordan?). Lectures: “China’s local party-state system”; “The importance of networks and relationships” (Organized by ThinkChina.dk, Ministry of Housing, Rural and Uraban Affairs;

Kulturkurser.dk, Copenhagen 14-15.1.2014). 2014 (throughout) Lectures: “Tintin I Kina: Den Blå Lotus” (ToRS og Politiken Plus, 3.9.);

“Potentiale i samarbejde mellem Roskilde kommune og Hangzhou 2014” (Roskilde Byråd, 28.8.); "The political Power Structure and Decision-making in China" (Insightview.eu, 19.6.); "Cleantech sektoren i Kina og hvor meget fokus der er på klima- og miljøforbedrende tiltag helt ned på

embedsmandsniveau" (Arrangeret af Væksthus Sjælland og Roskilde Erhvervsforum, 21.5.); "Climate politics and climate governance in China - the case of Hangzhou" (Stockholm University, Institutionen for Orientaliska Språk, 5.5.);”Political Update: Dream and Reality in Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang’s Pollitical Program” (at: “China Towards 2020” organized by: Nordea, Danish Chinese Business Forum, ThinkChina.dk, 29.4.); "Centralmagt og lokalmagt i Kina"(Energistyrelsen, seminar om Kinas politiske system og

samspillet med markedet, 28.4.); ”Sektorudenrigspolitik og


myndighedssamarbejde i Kina” (Klima-, Energi- og Bygningsministeriet, 19.3.); ”China’s energy security and its challenges towards 2035” (Energy

Crossroads conference on Energy in Asia, Life, University of Copenhagen, 5.4.)

2013 (December) Lecturer: “Asia Insight Course 11-12 December 2013, Ilimmarfik, Nuuk. Lecture: “China’s political culture; state and market in China”

2013 (November) Participant in workshop: “Fragmented Authoritarianism”. Paper:

“Fragmented authoritarianism and climate change politics at the city level in China: Post-corporatism by design or default?” (Asia Research Centre, Copenhagen Business School, 14.11.)

2013 (November) Co-organizer, speaker and moderator: “Nye arbejdspladser I Danmark med Kina som partner: Fagforeningerne som væksthus” (Organizers: LO, HK, Dansk Metal, IDA, ThinkChina.dk, HK, 11.11.)

2013 (October) Participation: Health and Civilization 2013, The Third Asian Food Study Conference. Paper: A Value Chain Gone Awry: Implications of the “Tainted” Milk Scandal for Political organization in Rural Chin (Organized by Zhejiang University of Business, 26-28.10.2013)

2013 (October) Co-organizer: Workshop on Urban Sustainable Governance and Citizen

Participation and Action. Paper: “Green City Making in Hangzhou: Low Carbon development as an urban imaginary in Hangzhou.” (Organized by

Nordic Urban Governance for Sustainability Network and Political Science Department of Zhejiang University School of Public Governance, Hangzhou, 24-25.10.)

2013 (August) Co-organizer/Course Director/lecturer: “Decoding China! Power, Philosophy, Government Affairs and Lobbying in China”. Lectures: 1. “China’s Political and Administrative System: The Formal and Informal Structures and Institutions”; 2. “Opening the “Black Box”: Government

Relations in China”; 3. “China’s Political and Administrative System in Action: How Does the System Work in Practice – Agenda Setting and the Case of Climate Change at the Local Level”; 4. “Government Relations in China: Practices and Best Practice”; 5. “Dream or Reality? China’s New Leadership has Saddled Up”; 6. “Decoding China Through Its Party-State Officials: Am I Talking to the Right Person?”; 7. “Guanxi: Personal and/or Strategic?; 8.

Think Tanks and Policy Entrepreneurship” 2013 (June) Organizer: Workshop on “China’s Citifies and Climate Change”. Lecture:

“Hangzhou- Chinese Frontrunner in Urban Climate Change Politics” (ThinkChina.dk/University of Copenhagen. Other speakers: Ren Yuan, Prof. Fudan University; Nikolaj V. Blichfeldt, ToRS).

2013 (June) Co-organizer (with Lau Blaxekjær and Nikolaj Blichfeldt) of panel: “Green Growth” at 5th Asian Dynamics conference: 'Growth: Critical Perspectives

from Asia' (University of Copenhagen on 13-14 June 2013). Paper: “Green City Making in China: “Low Carbon Development” and Urban Green Growth in Hangzhou”

2013 (March) Participant in panel on: “China’s Fragmented Authoritarianism”. Paper: “Fragmented authoritarianism and climate change governance at the city level in China - Post-corporatist political change in China?” (Annual Conference of the Association for Asian Studies, San Diego, March 21-24,

2013). 2013 (Feb.) Participant and speaker on fieldwork in China at workshop for PhD

students (CBS; Asia Research Centre, 22.2.) 2013 (January) Organizer: PhD Workshop for China Studies (ToRS, University of

Copenhagen, 29.1.)

2013 (throughout) Lectures: ”Magtens ansigt – Er der grund til at frygte Kina?” (Offentligt

møde arrangeret af Studieskolen og DI: “Kineserne kommer – Knæk koden!”, 25.11.); “Fragmented authoritarianism and climate governance - The case of Hangzhou” (School of Public Governance, Zhejiang University, 28.10.); “The Chinese leadership has saddled up – Where is it heading? (Rotary, Brønshøj, 19.9.); “Understanding the Chinese University System – Learning Culture and Political Culture”; “Possibilities for Better Collaboration with our Chinese Partners” (University of Copenhagen SDC Workshop,

27.8.); “What Denmark can do to attract Chinese business” (International Conference on Business With China, 3.6.2012): “Hangzhou’s climate change politics, climate governance and green city making” (Green Drinks, Hangzhou, China 22.4.); “Craving for Power: Energy and Security in China” (ThinkInChina, Beijing, 30.4.); “China: Global environment and climate


change – new ways of dealing with critical challenges”, “Nordic collaboration with China – a Danish case: Creating China National Renewable Energy

Centre (CNREC) (Nordic Centre Fudan, 3.5.2013); “Kinas energiforsyningssikkerhedspolitik” (Center for Military Studies, University of

Copenhagen: Book launch: “Kinas Sikkerhedspolitik” – Stabilitet og Spændinger. Ed. B. Heurlin, 28.5.) “New Government in China: Structure, Themes, Goals”/”Guanxi: Personal or Strategic?; “Government Relations in China” (Danish Crown HQ – Mini-seminar, 27.5)

2012 October

Participant: Workshop on “SOE Reform in China”. Paper: “Fuels for the future? Challenges to the Emerging Market Architecture in China’s Biofuels Sector” (Copenhagen Business School, Asia Research Centre, 4.10.)

2012 (August)

Co-organizer of one week course for externals: “Decoding China! Power, Philosophy and Government Relations in China” (Summer University of Copenhagen University, 13-17.8)

2012 (June) Participant: Workshop “Kina som sikkerhedspolitisk aktør”. Paper: Antologibidrag: “Kina: Energiforsyningssikkerhed med konfliktpotentiale” (skrevet sammen med Ole Odgaard); peer reviewer: Camilla T.N.

Sørensen. ”Kinas generelle sikkerhedspolitiske doktrin” (Organiseret af

Institut for Statskundskab, 13.6.)

2012 (May) Participant: “Workshop on Fragmented Authoritarianism in China”. Paper: Whither China’s Fragmented Authoritarianism? (Organized by Asia Research Centre, CBS, 7.5.)

2012 (May) Co-organizer of “Rising Asia – anxious Europe” (organized by Asian Dynamics Initiative, Copenhagen University, 2-3.5.). Panel co-organizer: ”Urban Imaginaries and Power in Asia”. Paper: (with Anders Blok, Michael

Ulfstjerne) UrbanAsia: Urban imaginaries and power in Asia’s World-level Cities - Proposal for a research platform and network

2012 (throughout) Lectures: “China's Cities and Climate Change: Ascent or collapse of climate Change at the Local Level?” (Centre for Cultural Studies in Sustainability, Copenhagen University, 4.12.); “Magtskiftet I Kina – Valg på kinesisk” (Københavns Universitet 3.12.; oplæg sammen med Mogens Lykketoft og Nis Høyrup Christensen); “Magtskiftet i Kina” (Dansk-kinesisk Forening,

14.11; Rotary Allerød, 26.11.; Virum Gymnasium, 27.11.);“Historisk lederskifte I Kina” (Handelsbanken Investor Relations, Copenhagen, 8.11.); “Kina i forandring - Politik og lederskifte” (Paneldebat på Dagbladet Information, 30.10.); China’s Political System and the Upcoming Power

Shift”, “From Worn to Green China Model: China’s Growth and its Environmental challenges” (Zhejiang University China Studies Program, 12 &

15.10.); “Fra slidt til grøn Kina-model: Kinas vækst og dens miljømæssige udfordringer” ( Videnskabernes Selskab, 8.10.); “The Chinese party-state’s organization, its domestic challenges and the legitimacy of its approach to China’s development” (Summer School at Department of Political Science, Copenhagen University: “The Rise of China in Domestic, Regional and Global Contexts”, 7.8.); “Navigating the Chinese System - University Structure and the Distribution of Power” (Project China Competences, Copenhagen

University, 21.5.) 2011 (Dec) Participant: Re-engaging Europe with China”, The Hague, The Netherlands,

14-15.11 (Final conference “Europe-Asia Policy Forum”, organized by International Institute of Asian Studies, Asia Europe Foundation, European Policy Centre, Singapore Institute of International Affairs)

2011 (Dec.) Participant: ”Klima og mennesker: Workshop om humanistisk klimaforskning”. Københavns Universitet, 1.-2. december 2011. Paper:

Climate change governance in China – the case of Hangzhou in a global, national, and regional context.

2011 (Nov.) Participant ”2011 NTNU Japan Seminar: Renewables and Energy Security in Japan, East Asia and Norway”. NTNU, Trondheim, Norway, 9-10 November 2011. Paper: “From ’worn’ to ”green” China-model? The environment, renewable energy, climate change, and the 12th five-year plan” (Co-authored

with Ole Odgaard) 2011 (Sept.) Co-organizer of workshop: “10th Anniversary Workshops on China

Studies: ‘Sinology, Chinese Studies and China Studies’, and ‘Philosophy in Action’, European Centre for Chinese Studies, Peking University, 16.9.2011. Paper: “From Sinology to China Studies: What can China Studies contribute as an area study?”

2011 (August) Main organizer of one week course: “Decoding China! Power, Philosophy


and Lobbying in China” (at the Summer University of Copenhagen University, 15-19.8.2011)

2011 (April) ECARDC X, Rural China and its Global Connections. Paper: “A value chain gone awry: Implications of the ‘tainted milk scandal’ in 2008 for

political and social organization in rural China” (co-authored with Prof. Yang Minghong, Sichuan University (organized by University of Aarhus, 8-10.4.). Chair, panel on: Rural development and farmers’ rights.

2011 (March) PhD workshop, Department of Political Science, Copenhagen University (Schæffergaarden, 31.3.). Review of and comments on (1) dissertation chapter (Jesper Schlæger) and (2) PhD project proposal (Lau Blaxekjær)

2011 (Jan.) Cultures of Learning in Asia (Centre of Excellence preparatory workshop). Paper: “Learning to deal with climate change: The case of biofuels in China” (organized by IKOS, Oslo University, 10-12.1.)

2011 (throughout) Lectures: - ”Socialisme: Planøkonomiens fallit og det kinesiske tigerspring ind i markedssocialisme” (Folkeuniversitetet, 23.11.)

- ”China and renewable energy from a Danish perspective” (Sørlagets Regionalt Kinaforum, Trondheim, 9.11.)

- (a) “China’s Political and Administrative System (1): The Formal and Informal Structures and Institutions”; (b) “China’s Political and Administrative System (2) - How Does the System Work in Practice – the Case of Climate Change and Renewable Energy” (21.10.); “From Sinology to China Studies: What can China Studies contribute as an area study? “ (24.10.) (all at:

Zhejiang University, China Studies Program, Faculty of Arts and Humanities); - (a) “China’s Political and Administrative System (1): The Formal and Informal Structures and Institutions”; (b) China’s Political and Administrative System (2): How Does the System Work in Practice – the Case of Climate Change and Renewable Energy; (c) Lobbying in China: Introduction; Lobbying in China: The Chinese way; (d) “Lobbying in China: The International Way”; (e) “Guanxi: Personal and/or Strategic?”; (f) “Decoding China Through Its

Party-State Officials: Am I Talking to the Right Person?”; (g) “Corruption in China: Clean, Slightly Dirty, or Entirely on the Wrong Side?”; (h) “Specific Political Actors: Universities, Intellectuals, Think Tanks, and Civil Society, Incl. NGOs” (all at: “Decoding China! Power, Philosophy and Lobbying in China”, Summer University of Copenhagen University, 15-19.8.2011);

- “China’s Administrative System”. Intensive Seminar for Danish government

officials, (organized by VTU/CBS14.6.); ”Introduktion til Kinas politiske system” and ” Hvordan håndterer Kina vækstens udfordringer? Kinas energi- og klimapolitik i praksis” (Gymnasieskolerne, Kina områdestudium, efteruddannelse, 18 May 2011); ”Kina: Hører vi det knirke? (Aurehøj Gymnasium, 12.5.2011); - ”Kinas moderne udvikling – hører vi det knirke?” (Akademiet for Talentfulde Unge, 29.3.);

- ”Udfordringen fra Kina - Hvordan skal vi forstå det moderne Kinas økonomiske og politiske udvikling?” (Folkeuniversitetet i Frederikssund, 7.2.2011); - “Kina-områdestudiet. Hvad er det og er det interessant for gymnasiet?” (Undervisningsministeriet, 3.2.).

2010 (Nov.) Co-organizer and mentor: PhD course: “Asian Diversity in a Global Context – How can we capture specificities with our approaches and

methods?”, 14-15.11. at NIAS, Copenhagen University 2010 (Nov) Co-organizer of conference: “Asian Diversity in a Global Context”,

organized by Asian Dynamics Initiative, Copenhagen University, 11-13.11. Participant: Panel on: “Ideas in Transit”. Paper: “China, Climate Change and Climate Negotiations: Ideas in Transit while they Develop”.

2010 (October) Participant: TRUST, DECOUPLING AND RISK IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST

ASIA , 4th East Asia Net Research Workshop Charles University in Prague , Institute of East Asian Studies (IEAS) October 7 - 9, 2010. Paper: China’s “radicals at the centre”: Regime legitimation through climate change policies and climate governance”.

2010 (July) Participant: “International Conference on Legitimacy and Governance” (Fudan Institute for Advanced Study in Social Sciences, Shanghai, China

July 3-4, 2010). Paper: China’s “radicals at the centre”:


Regime legitimation through climate change policies and climate governance”.

2010 (June) Moderator: “Nordic Climate and Energy Day at World EXPO 2010 Shanghai”. Organized by: Nordic Energy Research.

2010 (May) Participant: Social and Political Organization in Rural China (SPORC) workshop: Organizing Rural China, Klitgården, May 9th-12th 2010. Paper: “Food that harms: The tainted milk scandal in China The challenges of managing China’s booming dairy sector across its diverse interest groups”

2010 (throughout) Lectures: “The Future of China Studies” (PhD course: “Area studies in a globalized world”, The Research School for Regional Studies, University of Southern Denmark, 13.12.); “China: Environment and Climate – disaster

ahead or golden future?” (China in Transition, weekend seminar. Popular University at Elsinore, 27.11); “China: Climate Change and Business Opportunities”(“Doing Business in China” Course, Nordic Centre Fudan, 24.6.); “China and Climate Change after Copenhagen” (Workshop: ”Climate Change: An Asian Perspective”, organized by Centro de Estudios de Asia Oriental (CEAO), Universidad Autónoma de Madrid & European Alliance for

Asian Studies, Madrid, 10.03.2010); “Arbejde i Kina: Marked, virksomhed, institutioner, spilleregler” and “Sun Dawu – Kinesisk erhvervsliv i et

frøperspektiv” (Heldagskursus: Kina Kulturkursus organiseret af Kulturkurser.dk og Studieskolen, 18.3.2010); “Ideas for Nordic R&D collaboration with China in the Renewable Energy Sector” (workshop with Nordic Expert Group, 9.2.2010, organized by Nordic Energy Research)

2009 (October) Participant in Second European-Chinese Cultural Dialogue (Copenhagen

19-21.10.). Organized by EUNIC and Chinese National academy of Arts. Moderator of working group on ‘Cultural Diversity’.

2009 (August) Participant in research workshop “Creative Spaces”, Asian Dynamics Initiative and Department of Cross-cultural and Regional Studies, Copenhagen University. Two interventions: “China’s civil society - heading anywhere?” and “China: Biofuels and Climate Governance”.

2009 (June) Co-organizer of PhD course in connection with: 9th conference of the

Nordic Association for Chinese Studies (NACS) the 4th Annual NNC conference at University of Iceland (3-5.6.). Conference title: “China’s Economy, Environment and Education”. PhD course (5-7.6.): “Local governance in China”. Title of paper: “Development of China’s renewable energy innovation system: Impact of energy security and climate change

concerns”

2009 (throughout) Lectures: “China and climate negotiations” at seminar: “Climate Change - Perspectives on Asia” (Asian Dynamics Initiative/NIAS, 8.12.2009); “Kina – Energi og miljø” (Dansk-Kinesisk Forening, 15.9.); “Innovationsledelse i Kina” (Kulturkuser.dk, Dansk Teknologisk Institut, IFU – 19 May); “China’s Civil Society: Heading Anywhere?” (inaugural lecture as Proefessor, TORS, Copenhagen University, 3 April)

2008 (November) Co-organizer (with Asianettverket in Noway and NTNU) of 3rd Annual NNC

Conference (and PhD course): “Asian Creativity in Culture and Technology”, NTNU, Trondheim, 12-16.11.2008; Title of paper: ”Energy security and innovations in the renewable energy system in China”. Co-organizer of associated PhD course

2008 (Sept.) Co-organizer of conference: “Asia in the 21st century – new perspectives’, at Copenhagen University (Joint launch of Copenhagen University Asian Dynamics Initiative and NIAS 40th anniversary)

2008 (April) Co-organizer of workshop: “Vietnam’s Civil Society in the era of economic sustainable development and integration”, CIEM, Hanoi, April 4. Title of

paper: “International Analysis and Views on the Role of Civil Society in China”

2008 (throughout) Lectures: “China’s demographic, social, and political challenges” (Rotary, Søllerød); “China’s Transitions” (Gallery Gl. Strand); “China after the

Olympics – sick milk, sick system, or business as usual? (International Debat, Depart. of Political Science, Copenhagen University); “R&D and Renewable Energy: Where is China Heading and what are the Danish Options?” (Asia Business Forum; “Renewable energy and energy security in China” (CIEM, Hanoi); “Nordic Collaboration with China in Energy R&D” (Presentation jointly with Chen Yong at workshop: “Towards a competetive Nordic Research and Innovation Area in Energy”, Nordic Energy Research,

Oslo)


2007 (November) Participation in workshop: ”NORDEN 2007 Nordic Region of Opportunity – Close to You”, Shanghai. Title of presentation: “Norden in China, China in

Norden Matchmaking in the Global Knowledge Economy”. (Organized by Nordic Council of Ministers

2007 (October) Participation in “China-Europa Forum: Workshop on the Position of China and Europe in the Global System of Production and Trade”. Title of presentation: “The EU-China strategic partnership from within: Dealing with asymmetry and conflicting interests” (Organized by CASCC in Turin, Italy)

2007 (August) Participation in workshop in Copenhagen: ”The Chinese Individuals and Their Collectives”. Paper: “Inividualization and Politics in China: The Political Identity and Agency of Private Business People” (Organized by Oslo

University research project: “Chinese Individuals and their Collectives”) 2007 (June) Participant: Danish Asia Forum inaugural meeting. Keynote: “Perspektiver

for udviklingen i Asien, herunder betydningen af klima og energi” 2007 (June) Co-organizer (with Jan Annerstedt, CBS, and Thommy Svensson SSAAPS) of

workshop to prepare international research project titled: New Asian Dynamics: ‘Global Shifts?’ (Asian mega-cities as competitive hubs for innovation)

2007 (May) Organizer, Chair, and Moderator: Nordic Workshop on User-driven innovation in sustainable mega-city development in Shanghai - a World EXPO

2010 Nordic initiative, Gentofte, Denmark. Presentation of the project concept 2007 (March) Participation in conference organized by the Nordic Council and the Nordic

Council of Ministers, “Nordens konkurrensförmåga i en global omvärld”. Title of presentation: “Marknadsföra/göra Norden till en märkesvara”, Copenhagen

2007 (throughout) Seminars/lectures: “China in Africa: What are the motivations” (Politiken,

panel with Danish Minister of Development Assistance); “China and Africa: Partners in Development and Security?” (DIIS, Copenhagen); ”India og Kina i et nytt verdensbilde – fremtidens videns- og teknologibase” (Norwegian Ministry of Education); ”Politics and business in China: The secrets of businesses lobbying in an autocratic environment” (Lundaekonomerna, Lund University); ”China – the historical Project”; “Working in China” (Vestas Towers/Living Institute); “China’s 17th Party Congress. Five more years for Hu

Jintao” (CIEM, Hanoi);“17th CPC National Congress: The new 5th Generation Leaders and how they will influence the Development in China” (Danish-Chinese Business Forum, Copenhagen

2006 (Nov.) Co-organizer of 1st Nordic NIAS Council conference and Asian Century Research School Network PhD course: “Asian Studies at a Turning Point”,

Turku, Finland

2006 (Sept.) Co-organizer of international conference: “New Asian Dynamics in Science, Technology and Innovation”, Gilleleje, Denmark

2006 (Sept.) Participation in NORASIA IV, conference of the Norwegian Asia Nettverket. Paper: “Second Wave Outsourcing – Technology and Innovation in China”

2006 (May) Participation in Workshop on “China Individualism Project”, Xiamen University. Paper: “China’s Business associations: Collective brokers of individual interest or corporatist state agents cultivating clients?”

2006 (January) Participation and discussant in “Responsibly made in China? Chinese Development and Corporate Social Responsibility” organized jointly by CBS and NIAS

2006 (May) Participation in Workshop on “Modern Turn in Governance”, University of Duisburg. Paper: “China’s Business associations: Collective brokers of individual interest or corporatist state agents cultivating clients?”

2006 (throughout) Seminars/lectures: “The Asian Challenge” “The Nordic Countries and Asia:

Globalization and Partnership” (Workshop organized by Nordic Council and Ministers and NIAS);”China: Superpower or giant on Clay feet. Political and

resource perspectives on China’s recent development” (Dansk Geografisk Selskab);“Challenges to Governance and Democratization in China” (Copenhagen Business School, Executive Master Class); “Key Development Issues for China” (Asia Update at European Parliament, organized by

European Alliance for Asian Studies); “China.complexculture@where?” (Mandag Morgen,IFU, TORS/University of Copenhagen); “Between business and politics – Business organizations in Denmark and the EU” (Nanjing University of Finance and Economics); ”Faldgruber på Kinas vej mod supermagtstatus” (Forskningens Døgn); “Kina – hvorfor en base for teknologiudvikling?” (Confederation of Danish Industries); “China in Africa – How can Denmark handle the Chinese Challenge” (Ulandsfagligt Selskab);

“Indigenous or open innovation and technology development in China – who


is in charge?” (CIEM, Hanoi); 2005 (August) Participation in ICAS 4, Shanghai, China; organized by Shanghai Academy

of Social Sciences and IIAS (Leiden). Chair and discussant (6 papers) at two panels on “Distribution of Power in Vietnam: Legitimizing and Contesting

Power” 2005 (June) Co-organization of and participation in “Forging Partnership”, a

workshop on Nordic and Japanese aid in Asia; organized by European Institute of Asian Studies, Stockholm, CMI, IDS, Helsinki University, Hosei University, and NIAS. Chair of Panel

2005 (June) Participation in 7th Bi-annual Nordic Conference on Chinese Studies: China and Globalization: Poverty, Inequality and Welfare Reforms, organized by

NACS – Nordic Association on Chinese Studies. Paper: ”Farmers organisations in China: Empowerment dimensions in the development of China’s rural civil society”. Discussant.

2005 (throughout) Seminars/lectures: “Farmers Organisations in China: Empowerment Dimensions in the Development of China's Rural Civil Society” (Dept. of Political Science, University of Copenhagen); “Tænkningens geografi i Kina”

(The Geography of Thought in China) and “På arbejde i Kina” (At Work in China) (Symbol/NIRO); “The Beijing Olympics: Implications for China’s

“Rise” as a Superpower” (Play the Game, Copenhagen); “Membership, lobbying or corruption: China’s Private Business People Enter the Political Scene” (Copenhagen Business School; University of Aarhus; Bergen University)

2004 (December) Participation in Conference at Chinese Institute of Reform and Development

(CIRD), Hainan: “International Symposium on the Establishment of Farmers Organizations and the Sustainable Economic-Social Development in China”. Keynote paper: ”Farmers organisations in China: Hope for Survival? Empowerment dimensions in the development of China’s rural civil society”

2004 (September) Participation in the “7th European Conference on Agriculture and Rural Development in China (ECARDC)”, London. Title of paper: “Farmers Organizations in China: Hope for Survival? Empowerment Dimensions in the

Development of China's Rural Civil Society” 2004 (May) Co-organiser of and participant in: “New Chinese Migrants and Globalisation

of Chinese Overseas Migration (ISSCO V)”. Organised by Department of Asian Studies, University of Copenhagen and NIAS

2004 (March) Co-organiser (with Central Institute of Economic Management, Hanoi) of and

participant in international conference in Hanoi: Vietnam's International

Economic Integration - Opportunities and Challenges 2004 (February) Participation in International Conference on Contemporary Rural

development in China.organized by College of Humanities and Rural Development, China Agricultural University. Paper: “Farmers organisations and rural development”

2004 (Jan.) Participation in Annual Conference of Norsk Geografisk Selskab. Presentations - Plenum: “Mission Impossible? – Challenges to Communist

Party Rule in China”; China Panel: “China’s Private Sector and the Party-state: Are there Limits to their Common Interests?”

2004 (throughout) Seminars/lectures: “Mission Impossible? – Challenges to Communist Party Rule in China” (Danish MFA; Officers’ Training Centre, Royal Danish Air Force; Danish Institute for Future Studies); “A new elite in China” (China-Denmark Society); “The setting and the role of the private business sector in developing countries” (Danish MFA; CCIEM, Hanoi); “Working in China” and “The Chinese

language” (Symbol/ECCO); “Farmers organizations in China: Hope for Survival? Empowerment dimensions in the development of China’s rural civil society”

(Universities Service Centre, Chinese University Hong Kong) 2003 (September) Co-organized: ‘Democratic Transitions? Will the Internet Bring About ;ore

Democracy and Better Governance?’ – International Workshop on Internet, Governance and Democracy in Asia and Denmark’ at the University of Aalborg.

The workshop was part of the Images of Asia Festival in Denmark 2003 (March) Co-organised and implemented one-week PhD course: “Solving

Methodological Problems in Social Sciences in Asia research. The course was organized with the Centre for East and South East Asian Studies at the University of Lund, Sweden, and sponsored by the Swedish School of Advanded Asia and Pacific Studies. Lecture on “Use of Research Based Knowledge as a Consultant – The case of the Social Impact Assessment of the China West-East

Gas Pipeline Project”


2003 (throughout) Seminars: “China’s Private Sector and the Party-state: Are there Limits to their Common Interests?” given at Central Institute of Economic Management

(CIEM), Hanoi, Vietnam (Sept.), NIAS (Sept.); Fairbank Centre, Harvard University, US (June)

2002 (Nov.) Participation in: “The First China-Nordic Gender Studies Conference – Renegotiating the Public and the Private”, The Nordic Centre, Fudan University, China. Intervention: Opening statement

2002 (Sept.) Participant in the First SSAAPS Asia-Pacific Annual Conference. Paper: Cool thinking? – The role of the developmental state in shaping China’s dairy sector and its knowledge system

2002 (March) Participation in the Hong Kong Workshop organised by the Swedish School of

Advanced Asian Studies 2002 (January) Intervention (summary of proceedings) at ‘Asian Crisis – Four Years After’

(held in Oslo). The conference was organised by the Asia Research Network in Norway

2001 Intervention at a seminar (held in Denmark) for Danida Chief advisors and consultants regarding the role of the private sector in agricultural

development (Client: Danida) 2001 Co-organiser of a seminar on a Chinese Dairy strategy (held in Beijing). The

seminar was organised by the Research Centre for the Rural Economy (RCRE) under the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture to present the results of a research project organised under EU-China Technical and Commercial Co-operation within the Dairy and Food Processing Sector (ALA/CHN/95/17)

2001 Co-organiser of a seminar on China’s Dairy Industry and WTO with the

Agricultural Economics Institute under the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (held in Beijing)

1998 Organiser of two-day workshop at DANIDA sponsored overseas General Management Course on institutional strengthening and rural development (held in Denmark)

1997 - 2000 Regular workshops at DANIDA’s training centre ‘Hornbækhus’ on institutional strengthening and capacity building

1996 Co-organiser of the Sino-European Seminar on Farmers’ Technical Organisations organised by the Research Centre for the Rural Economy under the Ministry of Agriculture under the P.R.C. and the China-EU Centre for Agricultural Technology (at Handan, Hebei Province). Co-sponsored by Naumann Foundation and Ford Foundation

1996 Invited as Chairperson in one of the sessions of Agri-business China ’96

1995 Co-organiser of the International Seminar On Management Of Agricultural Information as a Resource For Agricultural Development organised by the China-EU Centre for Agricultural Technology (at CECAT, Beijing)

1995 Participant in the Fourth Session of the European Conference on Agricultural and Rural Development in China (ECARDC) at Manchester University, Holland. Presentation: Introduction to CECAT

1995 Co-organiser of the International Seminar on Women in Agriculture and Their

Participation in development of Agricultural Technologies organised by the All-China Women’s Federation and The Ministry of Agriculture of the P.R.C. (at CECAT, Beijing). Co-sponsored by Naumann Foundation and Ford Foundation

1993 Co-organiser of International Seminar on Wholesale Marketing of Fresh Produce organised by the Policy, Law, and Reform Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and CECAT on reforms of the fresh produce wholesale marketing system in China (at Chengdu, Sichaun Province)

1992 Co-organiser of a CECAT seminar on Technology Transfer Between Europe and China in the Agricultural Sector (at Changping County, Beijing)

1991 Second Session of the European Conference on Agricultural and Rural Development in China (ECARDC) at Leiden University, Holland. Paper: "We have to Adopt Innovations - Farmers' Perceptions of the Extension-Farm Inter-face in Renshou County, China"

1990 Co-Organiser of a two-day seminar for China-researchers in Denmark titled: Problems Related To Field-research in China. Interventions: "Recollection Data - How Reliable Are They?"; "The China-Researcher as a Consultant"

1990 The Seventh Annual Conference of the Nordic Association for Southeast Asian Studies in Co-operation with the Nordic Institute for Asian Studies: Asian Societies in Comparative Perspective. Title of paper: "Agricultural Extension in China - A Perspective from Renshou County"; Title of Plenum Intervention:

"Agricultural Extension in a Comparative Perspective"


1989 Series of Seminars in Beijing, Wuhan and Renshou County in China on agricultural extension in Denmark for Chinese agricultural extension specialists

1989 A series of three seminars at commercial schools in Denmark on ‘Marketing in China’

1989 Initiator and Co-organiser of the first Session of the European Conference on Agricultural and Rural Development in China (ECARDC) at Sandbjerg Castle, Denmark. Title of paper: "China's Agriculture Towards 2000: Projecting the Unprojectionable"

1988 Co-organiser of a DANIDA-sponsored Seminar On Project-Related Training In China. Paper on project-related training

1988 Seminar on agricultural extension in China at Overseas Development Institute

in London. Paper: "The Agricultural Extension System in China" 1988 Seminar organised by the Nordic Association for the Study of Education in

Developing Countries. Title of paper: "The Role of Training in Technology Transfers to China: A Case Study of the Danish Experience"

1982 Co-organiser of the Symposium: China in the 1980s - and Beyond: Political, Economic, and Cultural Perspectives at Sandbjerg Castle, Denmark

1979 The London China Seminar. Title of paper: "A Theory of Transitional Society: Mao Zedong and the Shanghai School"

1978 Participation in the Scandinavian conference: Modern China: Literature and Society, Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Aarhus. Title of paper: "Startskuddet til opgøret med Kulturrevolutionen” (Settling Accounts with the Cultural Revolution: The Beginnings)

IV. PEER REVIEWS AND ACADEMIC REVIEW COMMITTEES (since 2002)

2016 (april) Review of MS, Journal of Chinese Political Science 2016 (Jan.-March) Member of review committee for assistant professorship in China Studies,

Aalborg University 2015 Member of Review Committee, Adjunct professorship, ToRS, University of

Copenhagen

2015-16 Member of Review Committee for adjungated professorship, ToRS, Unievrsity of Copenhagen

2015 Member of assessment committee, first assessor of PhD dissertation at Dept. of Political Science, Bergen University: Hans Jørgen Gåsemyr. Non-governmental participation within authoritarian constraints: Twenty years of

organizational growth and institutional development around AIDS in China

2014-15 Chairman of assessment committee for Associate Professorship in China Studies at University of Copenhagen

2014 Peer review of MS for Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 2014 Review for pre-defense of Draft PhD dissertation: Kasandra Behrndt-Eriksen:

CHINESE ENERGY COMPANIES’ ACQUISITIONS ABROAD - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FOREIGN POLICY OF AN AUTHORITARIAN STATE (Dept. of Political Science, University of Copenahgen)

2014 Peer review of MS for Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 2014 Peer review of research application Norwegian Centre for Advanced Studies 2014 Peer review of MS for Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 2014 Peer review of research proposal for Center for Advanced Studies, Norwegian

Academy of Sciences and Letters 2014 Peer review of MS for Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 2014 Peer review of Ms for Journal Urban Geography

2014 Peer review of MS for Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 2014 External reviewer of 7 research applications (Norwegian Research Council)

2014 Peer review of MS for Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies

2013 Peer review of MS for Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 2013 Chairman of assessment committee for PhD dissertation: Katja Rangsivek:

“TRAKUN “ Politics and the Thai State”

2013 Member of assessment committee for position as Associate Professor in Chinese politics and society, IKOS, University of Oslo

2012-2013 Member of assessment committee for position as Study Adjunct in Chinese language at ToRS, University of Copenhagen

2012 Member of assessment committee for Professorship in China Area Studies, Aalborg University

2012 Review of MS for Urban Studies

2012 Review of research application (clean energy), Norwegian Research Council


2012 Review of MS (in Danish) for edited volume on Chinese security issues (ed. Bertel Heurlin) on China’s general security doctrine

2012 Review of MS on China’s climate change discourse for Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

2012 Member of review panel for China Studies at Faculty of Humanities, Gothenburg University

2012 Member of review panel for “docent” position in sinology at Stockholm University

2011-12 Chairman of assessment committee for Assistant Professorship on contemporary China, China Studies, University of Copenhagen

2011 Review of MS on wind power value chains in China and Europe for Journal of

Current Chinese Affairs 2011 Review of Book MS on China’s civil society and governance for

PalgraveMcMillan 2011 Member of Assessment Committee for Adjunct Professorship at Korea

Studies, University of Copenhagen 2010 Review of MS on environmental degradation and negligence of local

knowledge in Mashan, Guizhou, for Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 2010 Review of Book MS for Ashgate on rural development/land reforms in China

2010 Review of applications for PhD scholarship at Faculty of Humanities, Copenhagen University on the human factor in climate change processes

2010 Peer reviewer (Gutachtung) for Professorship in political science (East Asia) at Frankfurt University, Germany

2010 - Member of Editorial Board Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

2009 Chairman of Review Panel for Associate Professorship in Chinese Civilization and Culture, Dept. of Cross-cultural and Regional Studies, Copenhagen University

2009 Review of MS for Environmental Science and Policy 2009 Review of two post doc applications for Department of Culture

Studies and Oriental Languages (IKOS), University of Oslo

2009 2009

2008/2009

Referee for Norwegian Research Council. Project on climate change and the Chinese construction industry. Chairman of review panel for PhD dissertation at Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, Copenhagen University: Trine Brox. THE ENCHANTED GIFT OF DEMOCRACY - Imagining and Negotiating Democracy in the Tibetan Diaspora

Member of the review panel for PhD dissertation at NTNU: Gard Hopsdal Hansen. Encounters on the far side – Internationalization and domestication of Norwegian Lifeboats in China

2008 Review of MS for Ethnography 2008 Review of MS for Environmental Science and Policy 2008 Member of review panel for PhD dissertation, Australian National University.

G.K. Smith: The Political Economy of Agricultural Extension in Rural Anhui 2007 Member of the review panel for PhD dissertation at Lund University, Inst. of

Geography. Yehia Mahmoud, Chinese Development Assistance and West AfricanAgriculture: A Shifting Approach to Foreign Aid?

2007 Member of second review panel for PhD dissertation at Norwegian National Technical University (NTNU), Inst. of Geography: Shen, Yuling, The Water Dragon King. Water and Land Management in Xinjiang, China. Department of

Geography, Faculty of Social Science and Technology Management 2007 Review of ms for The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 2007 Review of ms for China Aktuell-Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

2007 External assessor at the WELLcontest 2007 on CSR (Grundfos in China Project) at CBS

2006 Member of review panel for PhD dissertation at Norwegian National Technical University (NTNU): Shen, Yuling, The Water Dragon King. Water and Land

Management in Xinjiang, China. Department of Geography, Faculty of Social Science and Technology Management

2006 Review of ms for journal ‘KNOWLEDGE, TECHNOLOGY & POLICY’ 2006 Member of Review Panel for Assistant Professorship at Department of Asian

Studies, University of Aarhus 2003 Member of Review Panel for 2 Post Doc positions at Centre for East and

South East Asian Studies, Lund University 2002 Review of ms for ‘Journal of Development Studies’


V. OTHER POSITIONS

2016-2019 Member of the editorial Board, Journal of Chinese Sociological Dialogue 2015 - Member of the Board, NIAS Nordic Institue of Asian Studies

2014 - 2026 Member of the Steering Committee UrbanCultureLab (Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen)

2013- Member of the Editorial Board Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 2013 – 2015 Member of Steering Committee, Nordic Network for Sustainable City

Development in China 2013 University of Copenhagen representative on Danish Chinese Business

Forum

2012 - Co-founder and co-coordinator ThinkChina.dk – An independent Danish Think Tank on China (Copenhagen University)

2012 – 2014 Member of the Steering Group, Humanistic Sustainability Centre, Faculty of Humanities, Copenhagen University

2012 - Member of the “Project China Competences” Advisory Group, Copenhagen University

2011 – 2014 Member of the Policy Research Advisory Committee of the China National Renewable Energy Centre, Beijing

2011-2017 Member of China Programme Reference Group, Danish Center for Human Rights

2011-2014 External monitor (tilsynscensor), China Studies, Oslo University (IKOS) 2010-2013 Member of the Programme Committee, People’s University

(Folkeuniversitetet), University of Copenhagen

2010 - External Examiner, International Development Studies, Roskilde University 2010 - External Examiner, China Studies, Oslo University (IKOS) 2009 - 2011 Member of the Advisory Board of the Danish-Chinese Professionals’

Network 2009 - 2014 Member and Director (2012 - ) of Board, European Centre for Chinese

Studies, Beijing University (partnership with universities of Frankfurt and Tübingen)

2008 - Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of China in Comparative Perspective (JCCP).

2008 -

Member of the Editorial Board: Ecological Economy (CN53-1197/F, ISSN1673-0178), sponsored by Yunnan Education Publishing House, Sichuan University of Science & Engineering and Chinese Ecological Economics Society.

2008 - 2012 Member of Academic Advisory Committee of the CCPN (China in

Comparative Perspective Network) based at London School of Economics 2008-2009 Member of the Steering Committee for “Asian Dynamics Initiative”,

Copenhagen University 2007 - 2010 Member of the Advisory Scientific Council of the PhD programme:

'Extra-European answers to globalization', L’Orientale, University of Naples 2007 - 2008 Member of the Board of the Danish Research School for Regional Studies 2006 - 2010 Member of editorial board, Vietnam Economic Management Review

2005 – 2011 Honorary Member of Observatory of China in Portugal, Technical University of Lisbon, Social and Political Sciences Faculty

2005 – 2009 Member of the Head of Institutes Group, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen

2003 – 2010 External examiner for the Masters Program in Conflict Mediation (Master i Konfliktmægling), Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen

2003 – 2005 Member of the Advisory Committee to the College of Humanities and

Development, China Agricultural University 2003 - Member of the Advisory Board, Asia Europe Journal. Intercultural Studies in

the Social Sciences and Humanities 2002 – 2008 Member of the Board of The Centre for East and Southeast Asia, University of

Lund, Sweden 2002 - 2008 Member of the Board of the Nordic Centre in India

2002 – 2008 Member of the Council of Nordic Centre Fudan 2002 – 2008 Member of the Board of the European Alliance for Asian Studies 2002 – 2006 Chairman of the body of external examiners of China studies, University of

Copenhagen and University of Aarhus, Denmark 1994 - External examiner in China studies, University of Copenhagen and

University of Aarhus, Denmark 1974-75 Chairman of the Academic Supervisory Council, Institute of East Asian

Studies. Responsible for developing a new curriculum for Modern China Studies


at the Institute 1973-77 Member of the Administrative Council, Institute of East Asian Studies,

University of Aarhus, Denmark.

VI. OWN TRAINING

2005 Coaching sessions for better leadership at Copenhagen University 2000 Course on leadership and values in management (joint course between The

Danish Bank, Post Denmark, the Danish Police, and the Danish Girl and Boy Scouts)

1998-99 Course for newly appointed heads of departments in RAMBOLL focusing on

team building, communication, personal management skills development, conflict resolution and negotiations

1998 Facilitator of and participant in a 3-day course on sector program support in development organised for RAMBOLL staff.

1996 Organiser and participant in a one week management training course for CECAT management focusing on: the formulation of a corporate vision, mission

statements, and strategy; team building; intercultural communication. 1989 1 week training course in design of case-studies.

1989 1 week training course in the use of computerised databases in historical research.

1983 3 weeks DANIDA training course for experts to be posted abroad. 1983 1 week training course on Danish agriculture. 1981 10 week training course in journalistic writing


Jørgen Delman, PhD, Professor, Department of Cross-

Cultural and Regional Studies (TORS), Copenhagen University

[email protected]

PUBLICATIONS

1. JOURNAL ARTICLES; CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

1. Guan, Ting, Delman, Jørgen (under revision for review by journal). “China’s city climate politics: The implications of energy policy design for urban climate governance”

2. Delman, Jørgen (to be reviewed). “Performance assessment, social accountability and

sustainability governance in Hangzhou: Leveraging the implementation gap?” Delman et

al. (Eds.) (forthcoming)

3. Delman, Jørgen (forthcoming). “Urban Climate Change Politics in China: Fragmented Authoritarianism and Governance Innovations in Hangzhou”. In. Brødsgaard, K. E., A. Mertha (eds.). Earthquakes, Energy, and the Environment: Fragmented Authoritarianism in China Today (working title). Routledge

4. Sørensen, Camilla, Jørgen Delman (2016). ”Introduktion: Dansk Kina-politik - fra spørgsmal om eksport og danske arbejdspladser til ny verdensorden”. Sørensen, Camilla og Delman, Jørgen (red.) (2016), Særnummer af Økonomi og Politik: ”Dansk Kina-politik – fra spørgsmål om eksport og danske arbejdspladser til ny verdensorden”, April, pp. 2-9

5. Delman, Jørgen(2016). ”Ny motor i Danmarks forhold til Kina: Strategisk myndigheds-

samarbejde” [New motor in Denmark’s relations with China: Authority-to-authority collaboration]. Sørensen, Camilla og Delman, Jørgen (red.) (2016), Særnummer af Økonomi og Politik, ”Dansk Kina-politik – fra spørgsmål om eksport og danske

arbejdspladser til ny verdensorden” [Danish China policy - from questions about exports and Danish jobs to a new world order], April, pp. 23-32

6. Delman, Jørgen, Ole Odgaard (2015). “China's Green Economy and EU–China

Cooperation”. Kerry Brown (ed.). The EU-China Relationship: European Perspectives. A Manual for Policy Makers. London: Imperial College Press, pp. 23-32

7. Delman, Jørgen & Ole Odgaard (2014). “From ‘Worn’ to ‘Green’ China Model? Energy in the

12th Five-Year Plan in an Environmental and Climate-Change Perspective”. Moe, Espen, Paul Midford (eds.). The Political Economy of Renewable Energy and Energy Security. Common Challenges and National Responses in Japan, China, and Northern Europe.

Palgravemacmillan, pp. 221-240 (Chap. 11)

8. Odgaard, Ole & Jørgen Delman (2014). China's energy security and its challenges towards 2035. Energy Policy. 71, pp. 107-117

9. Delman, Jørgen (2014). “Climate change politics and Hangzhou’s green city making”.

Björner, E., P.O. Berg (eds.). Branding Chinese Mega-Cities: Policies, Practices, and Positioning. Cheltenham, UK: Edgar Elgar Publishers, pp. 249-61

10. Delman, Jørgen, Yu Wang (2014). “Fuels for the Future? The Emerging Architecture in

China’s Liquid Biofuels Market”. Louis Augustin-Jean, Björn Alpermann (eds.). The Political Economy of Agro-foods Markets in China. The Social Construction of the Markets in the Era of Globalization. PalgraveMacmillan, pp.279-306

11. Odgaard, Ole & Jørgen Delman (2013). “Kina: Energiforsyningssikkerhed med

konfliktpotentiale” [China: Energy Security with Conflict Potential]. Heurlin, B. (red.). Kinas sikkerhedspolitik. Stabilitet og spændinger [China’s Energy Security Politics. Stability and Tensions]. København: Jurist- og Økonomforbundets Forlag, ss. 291-318

mailto:[email protected]


12. Delman, Jørgen (粤恩●代尔曼), Yang Minhong (杨明洪) (2013). “价值链”乱套: 2008 年污染奶

事件对中国农村政治和社会组织的意义. 西部发展评论. 1/1, pp. 12-26

13. Delman, Jørgen, Minhong Yang (2012). “A Value Chain Gone Awry: Implications of the

“Tainted” Milk Scandal” in 2008 for Political and Social Organization in Rural China”. Bislev, Ane, Stig Thøgersen. Organizing Rural China - Rural China Organizing. Lanham (Maryland) etc.: Lexington Books, pp. 205-221

14. 德尔曼、约恩,殷晓清, 2011. 个体化和中国民营企业家的政治代理.贺美德、鲁纳(编著).”自我”中国 - 现代中国社会中个体的崛起.(复旦-哈佛当代人类学丛书).上海:上海译文出版社, 第三章, pp. 103-

144

15. Delman, Jørgen, 2011. ““Radicalism at the Centre”: Regime Legitimation Through Climate Politics and Climate Governance”. Deng, Zhenglai, Sujian Guo (eds.), 2011. China’s Search for Good Governance. N.Y.: Palgrave macmillan, Chap. 8, pp. 127-144 (abbreviated and updated version of article published in: Journal of Chinese Political Science Vol. 16, 2, 2011, pp. 183-205)

16. Delman, Jørgen, 2011. ““Radicalism at the Centre”: Regime Legitimation Through Climate Politics and Climate Governance”. Journal of Chinese Political Science Vol. 16, 2, 2011, pp. 183-205

17. Delman, Jørgen, and Ole Odgaard, 2011. Kinas energi- og miljøpolitik: Fra ’slidt’ til ”grøn”

Kina-model? (China’s energy and environmental policies: From ’worn’ to ”green” China model?). Samfundsøkonomen, Nr. 5, November, pp. 31-37

18. Delman, Jørgen, and Yin Xiaoqing, 2010. Individualization and the Political Agency of Private

Business People in China. Halskov Hansen, M., R. Svarverud (eds.) iChina the Rise of the

Individual in Modern Chinese Society. Copenhagen/Honolulu: NIAS Press, pp. 94-131.

19. Delman, Jørgen, and Yin Xiaoqing. Individualization and politics in China: The political identity and agency of private business people. European Journal of East Asian Studies, 7:1, 2008, pp. 39-73

20. Chen, Yong & Jørgen Delman. Kinas energi og klima i en globaliseret verden. (China’s

Energy and Climate in a Globalizing World). Den Ny Verden (special issue: “Tianxia – Kina I verden”), 2007:4 (publ. 2008), pp 35-56

21. Delman, Jørgen and Peter Kragelund. Kina i Afrika – Gamle alliancer med nye globalpolitiske

perspektiver? (China in Africa – Old Alliances with New Geo-political Perspectives?). Økonomi og Politik, 79. årgang nr. 4, Dec. 2006, pp. 35-50

22. Delman, Jørgen. China’s party-state and the private business sector: ‘Dog wags tail’ or ‘tail

wags dog’?, Norwegian Journal of Geography, Vol. 59, No. 3, September 2005 (Special

Issue China), pp. 207-216

23. Delman, Jørgen, Cool thinking? – The role of the party-state in shaping China’s dairy sector and its knowledge system. China Information, Vol. XVII, No. 2, 2003, pp. 1-35

24. Delman, Jørgen. Kinas private erhvervsliv og parti-staten: Er der grænser for

interessesammenfaldet” (China’s Private Business Sector and the Party-State: Are There Limits to Their Common Interests?). Politologiske Studier, Årgang 6, nr. 2 (2003), pp. 83-

93

25. Delman, Jørgen. Kinas Landbrug – selvforsyning eller tilpasning til verdensmarkedet? (China’s Agriculture – self-reliance or adaptation to the world market). Østergaard, Clemens Stubbe og Jørgen Delman. Kina – 50 år - Lavindkomstland og Industrination (China 50

Years – Low income country and industrial Nation), København: Center for Udviklingsforskning, Særnummer af Den Ny Verden, 1999, nr. 2, pp. 44-67

26. Kulander, Greg and Jørgen Delman. Getting to the Grassroots - Human Resource

Development for Agricultural Extension in China, Journal of Extension Systems, Vol. 9, No. 2, December 1993, pp. 65-132


27. Delman, Jørgen. ‘'We have to adopt innovations' - Farmers' Perceptions of the Extension-farmer Interface in Renshou County. Vermeer, E.B. (ed.). From Peasant to Entrepreneur:

Growth and Change in Rural China. Wageningen: PUDOC, 1992, pp. 83-103

28. Delman, Jørgen. China's Agriculture Towards 2000: Projecting the Unprojectionable. Delman, Jørgen, Clemens Stubbe Østergaard, and Flemming Christiansen (eds). Remaking Peasant China - Problems of Rural Development and Institutions at the Start of the 1990s. Aarhus: Aarhus University Press, 1990, pp. 38-57

29. Delman, Jørgen. Agricultural Extension in China - A Perspective from Renshou County.

Copenhagen Papers in East and South-East Asian Studies, no. 5, 1990, pp. 49-72

30. Delman, Jørgen. Current Peasant Discontent in China: Backgrounds and Political

Implications. China Information, no. 2, Autumn 1989, pp.42-64

31. Christensen, Per Møller & Jørgen Delman. A Theory of Transitional Society: Mao Zedong and the Shanghai School. From Mao to Deng. The Politics and Economics of Socialist

Development. Ed. by the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars. Armonk, N.Y.: M.E. Sharpe, 1983

32. Delman, Jørgen og Per Møller Christensen. En teori om overgangssamfundet: Mao Zedong

og Shanghaiskolen (A Theory of Transitional Society: Mao Zedong and the Shanghai School). Tidsskrift for politisk Økonomi, vol. 7, nr. 2, 1981, pp. 7-67

33. Delman, Jørgen. Startskuddet til opgøret med Kulturrevulotionen: To vægavisdebatter på Beida 1977-1978. Børdahl, Vibeke & Søren Clausen (eds.). Det moderne Kina – Litteratur og Samfund. København: Akademisk Forlag, 1980, pp. 194-212.

34. Delman, Jørgen og Stig Thøgersen. Uddannelsesreformer i Kina siden 1976 (Educational

Reforms in China Since 1976). Uddannelse, no. 8, 1980

2. BOOKS/EDITED VOLUMES 1. Delman, Jørgen, Yuan Ren, Outi Luova, Oscar Almén, Mattias Burrell (eds.)(forthcoming).

Governing China’s green urban transition: The dynamics of environmental management and sustainability governance. Springer (under preparation for review by Springer - preliminarily

accepted)

2. Sørensen, Camilla, Jørgen Delman (2016).”Dansk Kina-politik – fra spørgsmål om eksport

og danske arbejdspladser til ny verdensorden”, Særnummer af Økonomi og Politik, April 3. Kivimäki, Timo and Jørgen Delman (eds.). War and Security in Asia: How EU Can Support

Inter-State Peace. Copenhagen: NIAS Press, 2006, xix, 150 pp

4. Østergaard, Clemens Stubbe og Jørgen Delman. Kina – 50 År. Lavindkomstland og industrination (China 50 Years – Low income country and industrial Nation). Særnummer af Den Ny Verden, København: Center for Udviklingsforskning, 1999, nr. 2, 188 pp

5. Delman, Jørgen. Agricultural Extension in Renshou County, China - A Case-study of

Bureaucratic Intervention for Agricultural Innovation and Change. Hamburg: Institut für Asienkunde, Hamburg, 1993, 374 pp

6. Delman, Jørgen. Zhongguo Nongye Tuiguang - Nongye Gexin ji biangezhongde xingzheng

ganyu zhi yanjiu. (Adapted translation of: "Agricultural Extension in Renshou County, China - A Case-study of Bureaucratic Intervention for Agricultural Innovation and Change"). Beijing: Nongye Chubanshe, 1993, 340 pp

7. Delman, Jørgen, Clemens Stubbe Østergaard, and Flemming Christiansen (eds). Remaking Peasant China - Problems of Rural Development and Institutions at the Start of the 1990s. Aarhus: Aarhus University Press, 1990, 226 pp + 1 map

3. OTHER ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS and WORKING PAPERS

1. Jorem, Magnus, Morten Høg, Jørgen Delman, Henrik Martens (2014). Offentligt

samarbejde med Kina – Hvordan? Anbefalinger fra kursus for aktører i offentlige


samarbejder med Kina, 14.-15. januar, 2014. ThinkChina.dk (February). http://www.thinkchina.ku.dk/reports-and-

presentations/Rapport_Offentligt_Samarbejde_med_Kina_Hvordan_Januar_2014.pdf/

2. Jorem, Magnus, Henrik Martens, Jørgen Delman. ”Rapport fra konference den 11. november 2013: Nye arbejdspladser i Danmark med Kina som partner – fagforeningerne som væksthus”. ThinkChina.dk (February) http://www.thinkchina.ku.dk/reports-and-presentations/Rapport_Fagforeningerne_som_V_ksthus_2014.pdf/

3. Odgaard, Ole og Jørgen Delman (2013). ”Energi og klima”. Mogens Hansen (red.).

Kinesiske perspektiver – En antologi om Kina. København: Gyldendal, kap. 8, ss. 114-132

4. Delman, Jørgen. Climate Summit in Copenhagen: China moves to centre stage of the

climate negotiations. Barha Nordic Asia Research Community In Focus Bloc, 30.11.2009 http://barha.asiaportal.info/blogs/in-focus/2009/november/climate-

summit-copenhagen-china-moves-centre-stage-climate-negotiations, 17 pp.

5. Delman, Jørgen. Foreword. Govindan Parayil and Anthony P. D'Costa (eds). The New Asian Innovation Dynamics - China and India in Perspective. Basingstoke, UK: PalgraveMacMillan, 2008

6. Delman, Jørgen and Chen Yong. Nordic Collaboration with China in Energy Research and

Development, Copenhagen: NIAS Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, 2008, 57 pp.+5 appendices

http://www.nias.ku.dk/news/documents/China_in_energy_RD_nos_08.pdf

7. Yin, Xiaoqing & Jørgen Delman. 个体化趋势下私营企业主的身份构成及其潜在的社会风险

(Getihua qushixia siying qiye zhude shenfen goucheng jiqi qianzaide shehui fengxian -

The tendency of Individualistion and the formation of identity amongst private business people and the possible social risks). Sun, Dawu. Fengyu Sun Dawu (Sun Dawu’s trials and hardships). Beijing: Zhongguo Fazhan Chubanshe, 2008. pp 307-317

8. van der Geest, Willem, Jørgen Delman and Signe Bruun-Jensen. Can the EU play a

meaningful role in Asian Security? Kivimäki, Timo and Jørgen Delman (eds.). War and

Security in Asia: How EU Can Support Inter-State Peace. Copenhagen: NIAS Press, 2006,

xix, 150 pp

9. Delman, Jørgen and Timo Kivimäki, with Christian Fjäder, Willem van der Geest, Geir Helgesen, Camilla Tenna Sørensen, and Clemens Stubbe Østergaard. Recommendations and priorities for EU Cooperation with Asia on Asian Security. Kivimäki, Timo and Jørgen Delman (eds.). War and Security in Asia: How EU Can Support Inter-State Peace.

Copenhagen: NIAS Press, 2006, xix, 150 pp

10. Yao, Jianfu and Jorgen Delman (eds.). Farmers’ Technical Associations in China’s Agricultural Development - Putting Farmers First? Beijing: CECAT, 1997, 157 pp

11. Yao, Jianfu and Jorgen Delman (eds.). Farmers’ Technical Associations in Chna’s

Agricultural Development - Putting Farmers First?. Study by The Research Centre for the

Rural Economy (RCRE) and The China-Europe Centre for Agricultural Technology (CECAT). London: ODI, 1996, 63 pp

12. Yu, Ge and Jorgen Delman (Eds.). Proceedings of the International Seminar on Management and Transfer of Information to Support Agricultural Development - The Role of the Information Sector in China in Transition from a Planned to a Socialist Market Economy. Beijing: China Agriculture Press, 1996, 325 pp

13. Delman, Jorgen, Christine Avenarius, and Margit Adam (eds). Proceedings of the

International Seminar on Women in Agriculture and their Role in the Development and Use of Agricultural Technologies. 2 vols., Beijing: China-EU Center for Agricultural Technology, 1995

http://www.thinkchina.ku.dk/reports-and-presentations/Rapport_Offentligt_Samarbejde_med_Kina_Hvordan_Januar_2014.pdf/

http://www.thinkchina.ku.dk/reports-and-presentations/Rapport_Offentligt_Samarbejde_med_Kina_Hvordan_Januar_2014.pdf/

http://www.thinkchina.ku.dk/reports-and-presentations/Rapport_Fagforeningerne_som_V_ksthus_2014.pdf/

http://www.thinkchina.ku.dk/reports-and-presentations/Rapport_Fagforeningerne_som_V_ksthus_2014.pdf/

http://barha.asiaportal.info/blogs/in-focus/2009/november/climate-summit-copenhagen-china-moves-centre-stage-climate-negotiations

http://barha.asiaportal.info/blogs/in-focus/2009/november/climate-summit-copenhagen-china-moves-centre-stage-climate-negotiations

http://www.nias.ku.dk/news/documents/China_in_energy_RD_nos_08.pdf


14. Delman, Jørgen. Renshou Xian Toushi Zhongguo Nongye Tuiguang (Agricultural Extension in China - a Perspective from Renshou County). Renshou Xian Nongxuehui Huikan

(Bulletin of the Renshou County Agronomic Society), no. 2, 1990

15. Delman, Jørgen. Peixun zai xiang Zhongguo zhuanrang jishuzhong de zuoyong - Dui Danmai jingyan de anlie yanjiu (The Role of Training in Technology Transfers to China). Beijing: Social Sciences Publishing House, 1990

16. Delman, Jørgen. The Role of Training in Technology Transfers to China: A Case Study of

the Danish Experience. Center for East and Southeast Asian Studies Discussion Paper, University of Copenhagen, No. 6, 1989

17. Delman, Jørgen. The Agricultural Extension System in China. London: Agricultural

Administration (Research and Extension) Network at the Overseas Development Institute, 1989 (32 pp)

18. Delman, Jørgen & Peer Moller Christensen. Changes in Political Structure. Economic and

Political Weekly, Vol. 18, No. 8 (Feb. 19, 1983), pp. 258-259

19. Delman, Jørgen. Faglige og tekniske uddannelser i Kina (Vocational and Technical Education in China). Handelsskolen, no. 1, 1977.

4. REVIEWS (since 2002)

1. Delman, Jørgen (2015). Review of: Liu, Manhong Mannie, David Ness and Huang Haifeng (Eds.) The Green Economy and Its Implementation in China. Singapore: Enrich Professional Publishing, 2011. The China Journal. No. 74 (July 2015), pp. 215-217

2. Delman, Jørgen, 2014. Review of: Saich, Tony and Biliang Hu (2012). Chinese Village,

Global Market: New Collectives and Rural Development. NY: Palgrave Macmillan. The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, vol 31, no. 2, pp. 115-117.

3. Delman, Jørgen, 2011. Review of: Khanna, Tarun, 2008. Billions of Entrepreneurs: How

China and India Are Reshaping Their Futures--and Yours. Harvard Business School Press. Journal of China in Comparative Perspective (JCCP), Vol. 1 (June), pp. 6-7

4. Delman, Jørgen, 2011. Review of: Yan, Yunxiang, 2009. The Individualization of Chinese Society. London School of Economics Monographs on Social Anthropology. In: Oxford & New York: Berg. In: Journal of Asian Studies, vol. 70, no. 1， pp. 219-221

5. Delman, Jørgen and Jan Lundquist. Review of: Shen, Yuling. 2007. The Water Dragon

King: Water and Land Management in Xinjiang, China. Thesis for the degree of philosophiae doctor, Trondheim, December 2007. Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology Management, Department of

Geography. Doctoral theses at NTNU, 2007:241. NTNU, Trondheim. 339 pp. ISBN 978- 82-471-5370-3 (printed version), ISBN 978-82-471-5384-0 (electronic version), ISSN 1503-8181 (Review). Norwegian Journal of Geography vol. 63, No. 3, Sept. 2009, pp. 218-9

6. Delman, Jørgen. Yep, Ray, 2003. Review of: Manager Empowerment in China. Political

implications of rural industrialization in the reform area. RoutledgeCurzon Studies on China in Transition, London and New York: RoutledgeCurzon, 2003). China Perspectives, no. 55 (Sept.-Oct. 2004), pp. 65-66

5. OTHER COMMISSIONED RESEARCH AND MAJOR DISSEMINATION WORKS

1. Delman, Jørgen (forthccoming 2016). Grøn transportrevolution i Kina – Kina har sat en

grøn omstilling af sin transportsektor i gang. Spørgsmålet er, om det er for lidt og for sent [Green transport revolution in China - China has initiated a green transformation of its transport sector. The qustion is if it is too little, too late?.Oslo: Norsk Klimastiftelse

2. Delman, Jørgen (2016). ”Grøn Frontløber? Hangzhou’s grønne omstilling”. Bjørn, Niels (ed.) Livet i Kinas kæmpebyer. København: Gads Forlag

http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=econpoliweek

http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=econpoliweek

http://forskning.ku.dk/search/publicationdetail/?id=4bcee6b2-c624-4984-be21-421a69efd114

http://forskning.ku.dk/search/publicationdetail/?id=4bcee6b2-c624-4984-be21-421a69efd114


3. Delman, Jørgen (2015). The Danish Energy agency: Assessment of Activities in China. Report from a Review Mission. Danish Energy Agency (internal report)

4. Delman, Jørgen (2014). The Danish RED Program and China National Renewable Energy

Centre (CNREC) – Report from Final Technical Review Mission. Danish Embassy/Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (2.12.)

5. Delman, Jørgen, Bertel Heurlin, Magnus Jorem (2014). Lad Kina forblive et folkeligt

projekt. Kronik. Berlingske Tidende. (13.6.). (http://www.b.dk/kronikker/lad-kina-forblive-et-folkeligt-projekt)

6. Delman, Jørgen, Thøger Kersting Christensen (2014). ”Manglende kontrol med fødevarer: Staten kan ikke garantere ufarlig mad” [Lack of control with foodstuffs: The state cannot guarantee safe food]. Kinabladet, Forår, nr. 61, ss. 4-6

7. Delman, Jørgen (2014). Tintin i hemmeligt kinesisk selskab. ToRS Årbog 2012-13, ss.

28-39

8. Delman, Jørgen, Rasmus Severin Larsen (2013). ”Fusionsby Shanghai. Kinas

kapitalistiske kraftcentrum” [Fusion City Shanghai. China’s Capitalist Power Centre]. Kinabladet, nr. 57 (forår), pp. 20-22

9. Delman, Jørgen (Co-author with a team of Chinese and international experts and

consultants) (2011): (1) China National Renewable Energy Centre (CNREC). Final Draft

Business Plan; and (2) China National Renewable Energy Centre (CNREC).Feasibility Study. Beijing: Sino-Danish Renewable Energy Programme (July)

10. Delman, Jørgen (2010). Xu Zhiyong og kampen for retssikkerhed i Kina (Xu Zhiyong and

the struggle for legal rights in China). ToRS 2009. Årbog for Institut for Tværkulturelle og Regionale Studier. København: Institut for Tværkulturelle og Regionale Studies, ss. 15-19

11. Delman, Jørgen (2009). Fra Folkedemokrati til Folkets Demokrati. Kinabladet, nr. 43A, oktober (Særnummer i anledning af Folkerepublikken Kinas 60 års Jubilæum), ss. 14-17

12. Delman, Jørgen (2008). Faldgruber og muligheder. ”Kinas Jord”, moMentum

(særnummer), nr. 3, september, pp. 30-33

13. Delman, Jørgen (ed.) (2008). Asia in the Nordic Mirror. Special NIAS anniversary issue of NIASnytt Asia Insights, no. 2, 63 pp.

14. Bille, Lars & Jørgen Delman (2008). NIAS and Asian studies in the midst of a global

Shift?, Jørgen Delman (Ed.), Asia in the Nordic Mirror. Special NIAS anniversary issue of NIASnytt Asia Insights, no. 2, pp. 52-55

15. Delman, Jørgen and Stig Toft Madsen (2007). Nordic ‘Triple Helix’ Collaboration in Knowledge, innovation and Business in China and India. A Preliminary Study. NIAS-Nordic Institute of Asian Studies., Oct., 45 pp. + appendices

16. http://www.nias.ku.dk/publications/reports/Nordic_triple-helix_China-India_report_final.pdf

17. Delman, Jørgen and Jan Annerstedt (2007). Report from the Nordic Workshop “User-

driven Innovation in Sustainable Mega-city Development in Shanghai. A World EXPO 2010 Initiative”. NIAS-Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, July, 13 pp. plus appendices

18. Review of Assistance to the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA), Danish

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2004 (Jørgen Delman, Team Leader)

19. Delman, Jørgen and Timo Kivimäki (2003). Danish Development Cooperation and the Threat of Terrorism. Kivimäki, Timo (ed.). Development Cooperation as an Instrument in the Prevention of Terrorism. Copenhagen: Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Danida, pp 99-121

20. Delman, Jørgen (1989). Bureaukratiet: Det kinesiske samfunds livsnerve og spændetrøje"

(The Bureaucracy: China's Life Blood and Straitjacket). Kina i krise (China in Crisis), Kina

Information, Special Issue, Autumn

http://www.b.dk/kronikker/lad-kina-forblive-et-folkeligt-projekt

http://www.b.dk/kronikker/lad-kina-forblive-et-folkeligt-projekt

http://www.nias.ku.dk/publications/reports/Nordic_triple-helix_China-India_report_final.pdf

http://www.nias.ku.dk/publications/reports/Nordic_triple-helix_China-India_report_final.pdf


21. Delman, Jørgen (1989). Kinas dobbelte ledelsessystem - Partiet, staten og den politiske

beslutningsstruktur (China's Dual Leadership System - The Party, the State, and Political Decision-making Processes). Kina i krise (China in Crisis). Kina Information, Special Issue,

Autumn

22. Delman, Jørgen (1989). Hvad med bønderne? (What about the Peasants?). Kina i krise (China in Crisis). Kina Information, Special Issue, Autumn

23. Delman, Jørgen (1988). Project-related Training in China - A Manual for the Foreign

Partner. (Unpubl. manus).(100 pp)

24. Delman, Jørgen (1988). Kinas nye virksomhedslov: Mere magt til direktøren (China's New

Enterprise Law: More Power to the Manager). Kina Information, no. 7/8

25. Delman, Jørgen (1988). Kinas regional-planlægning: Ulighed som udviklingsprincip (China's Regional Planning: Inequality as a Development Guideline). Kina Information, no.

2

26. Delman, Jørgen (1987). Kinas energiforsyningspolitik: En mangestrenget strategi (China's Energy Policy: A Comprehensive Strategy). Kina Information, no. 9

27. Delman, Jørgen (1987). Reformerne i Kinas landbrug: En succes med indbyggede

problemer (China's Agricultural Reforms: Success with Inherent Problems). Kina

Information, no. 8

28. Delman, Jørgen (1987). Struktur- og ledelsesproblemer i industrien (Structural and Management Problems in China's Industry). Kina Information, no. 5

29. Delman, Jørgen (1987). Møder og forhandlinger i Kina (Meetings and Negotiations in

China). Kina Information, no. 4

30. Delman, Jørgen (1987). Markedsføring i Kina (Marketing in China). Kina Information, no.

3

31. Delman, Jørgen (1987). Forhandlingspprocedurens kinesiske æskesystem (Negotiations:

Through the Chinese Nest of Boxes). Kina Information, no. 2

32. Delman, Jørgen (1987). DANIDA i Kina - Statslån baner vejen for dansk teknologi

(DANIDA in China - State Loans Pave the Way for Danish Technology). Kina Information, no. 1

33. Delman, Jørgen. Kinas udenrigshandel - Decentralisering er nøgleordet (China's Foreign

Trade - Decentralisation is the Key-word). Kina Information, no. 1, 1987

34. Delman, Jørgen (1987). På randen af økologisk katastrofe. Den Gule Jords Plateau (The

Loess Plateau: Looming Environmental Catastrophe). Udvikling, no. 2

35. Delman, Jørgen (1986). Verdensbanken i Kina - Giganten blandt bistandsyderne (The World Bank in China: The Giant Among the Donors). Kina Information, no. 6

36. Delman, Jørgen (1986). FN i Kina - Bistand for milliarder (The UN In China: Billions Worth of Aid). Kina Information, no. 5

37. Delman, Jørgen (1985/86). Privatiseringen skrider frem i Kinas landbrug (Privatisation

Progressing in China's Agriculture). Kontakt, no. 8

38. Delman, Jørgen (1983). Kinas computerindustri - den lange vej fra prototype til serieproduktion (China's Computer Industry - The Long road From Prototype to Serial Production). Kina Information, no. 5, 1983

39. Delman, Jørgen og Stig Thøgersen (1981). Kampen i Kina: Kinas Politiske Historie

(Struggles In China: China's Political History). Copenhagen: Munksgaards Forlag

6. JOURNALISM/other dissemination (since 2002)


1. Delman, Jørgen (2016). Status quo at China’s National People’s Congress session.

InsightPerspectives.EU. April, pp. 7-12

2. Delman, Jørgen (2015). Xi Jinping's Fingerprits are Everywhere. Insight Perspectives, November (www.insightview.eu, 21.10.)

3. Delman, Jørgen (2015). Sino-Danish Collaboration Paves the Way for Innovation in

Renewable Energy Policy Research in China. Innovation in China. ITB Infoservice Berichterstattung zur Forschungs-, Bildungs-, Technologie- und Innovationspolitik weltweit, 10. Schwerpunktsausgabe (August), pp. 54-56

4. Delman, Jørgen (2015). Chinese People’s Congress session under twin domes. Insight

Perspectives, April (www.insightview.eu, 15.3.)

5. Delman, Jørgen (2015). Ny åbenhed om et samfundsproblem. Sexchikane på universiteterne behandlet i tv-udsendelse. Kinabladet, nr. 65, ss. 14-15

6. Delman, Jørgen (2014). Successful Sino-Danish collaboration promotes RE policy

research in China. Danish Energy Agency Newsletter (17.12.). http://www.ens.dk/en/node/3754/successful-sino-danish-collaboration-promotes-re-policy-research-china

7. Refsing, Kirsten, Tine Roesen, Jørgen Delman (2014). Afgørende sprogkundskaber kan

forsvinde. Berlingske Debat. (25.11.)

8. Delman, Jørgen (2014). Xi Jinping - China's 'new normal' leader. Insight Perspectives. October 2014, pp. 14-19 (www.insightview.eu, 11.9.)

9. Delman, Jørgen (2014). Kineserne står i kø for at få plads på "danske" plejehjem.

Altinget.dk. (20.5.)

10. Delman, Jørgen (2014). Hunting tigers and flies – Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign

and its implications for international business. Danish-Chinese Business Forum Latest News. May

11. http://dcbf.dk/news/236-hunting-tigers-and-flies-xi-jinping-s-anti-corruption-

campaign-and-its-implications-for-international-business

12. Delman, Jørgen (2013). China’s New Leadership Saddling Up. Danish-Chinese Business

Forum Newsletter. Spring, pp. 6-7

13. Delman, Jørgen (2012). Støjende kinesisk magtpoker. Dagbladet Information. (27.1.) (http://www.information.dk/291736)

14. Delman, Jørgen (2010). Kina og Vesten i ny kold krig? Kronik, Dagbladet Information,

(18.2.)

15. Delman, Jørgen (2009). Indsigt og troværdig formidling. Kinabladet, nr. 44 Vinter, s. 25

16. Delman, Jørgen (2009). Kinabladet og Kinaforskeren. Professor Jørgen Delman om

Kinabladets rolle. Kinabladet

(http://www.kinabladet.dk/artikler/kinabladet%20og%20kinaforskeren.pdf), November

17. Delman, Jørgen & Chen Yong (2008). A coming clean and green energy revolution in

China should attract Nordic interest. InFocus, AsiaPortal, http://www.asiaportal.info, December

18. Delman, Jørgen (2998). En let introduktion til det moderne Kina – Gode historier men

ikke meget nyt for Kina-kenderen. Review of: Jes Randrup. Lykkespil i Kina – 10

beretninger fra en stormagt i bevægelse. JP Forlag, 2008. Kina Bladet, 40, p. 52

http://www.insightview.eu/


http://www.ens.dk/en/node/3754/successful-sino-danish-collaboration-promotes-re-policy-research-china

http://www.ens.dk/en/node/3754/successful-sino-danish-collaboration-promotes-re-policy-research-china


http://dcbf.dk/news/236-hunting-tigers-and-flies-xi-jinping-s-anti-corruption-campaign-and-its-implications-for-international-business

http://dcbf.dk/news/236-hunting-tigers-and-flies-xi-jinping-s-anti-corruption-campaign-and-its-implications-for-international-business

http://www.information.dk/291736

http://www.kinabladet.dk/artikler/kinabladet%20og%20kinaforskeren.pdf

http://www.asiaportal.info/Newsroom/InFocus/INFOCUS2008/INFOCUS2008WEEK50/index.tkl

http://www.asiaportal.info/Newsroom/InFocus/INFOCUS2008/INFOCUS2008WEEK50/index.tkl

http://www.asiaportal.info/


19. Delman, Jørgen (2008). Ambassador and ’Zhongguotong’ at large. A book review: ‘Börje Ljunggren, Kina – vår tids drama’, Jørgen Delman (Ed.), Asia in the Nordic Mirror. Special

NIAS anniversary issue of NIASnytt Asia Insights, no. 2, pp. 36-37.

20. Delman, Jørgen (2008). “Kina set med et vågent og skarpt øje.” Review of: Flemming Ytzen. Supermagten Kina – mirakel eller mareridt, Politikens Forlag 2008. Kina Bladet, nr. 39, pp. 20-21

21. Delman, Jørgen (2008). Nordic strategies for China and Asia - energy, environment,

climate change and R&D. Posted on: In Focus, http://www.asiaportal.info., August

22. Delman, Jørgen (2008). Ny kinesisk krisehåndtering – medierne har ofrene i fokus. Politiken, (31.5.)

23. Delman, Jørgen (2008). Forfejlet Kina Korstog af Ole Bruun. Politiken, 16.2. 24. Delman, Jørgen (2007). Yes, but it is also up to us in Europe to better understand China.

Commentary. Europe’s World, Autumn, no. 7, pp. 22-25

25. Delman, Jørgen (2006). Anmeldelse af: Mette Holm og Mogens Lykketoft, KINA DRAGER. Gyldendal, Jyllandsposten, (29.11.)

26. Delman, Jørgen (2006). Kinas Politiske Teater. Jyllandsposten (International). (14.3.), p.

15

27. Delman, Jørgen og Timo Kivimäki (2005), Spillet om Asien. Information, (31.8.) 28. Delman, Jørgen, og Mads Nyvold Christensen (2004). Kina ændrer forfatningen. Privat

ejendomsret og menneskerettigheder beskyttes (China changes its Constituion. Private property and human rights to enjoy protection). Kinabladet, no. 22, sommer, ss. 3-6

Before 2001, I published about 50 major articles in Danish newspapers, mainly in the late 1970es and the 1980’es. 2001-2005 Responsible Editor, NIAS Nytt. Asia Insights

1982- 1983, 1987-1988 Co-editor of Kina Information (China Information), published by Kina

Information Service, University of Aarhus.

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