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另一方面，沙特学校推广汉语、巴以领导人来华“同框”、阿里在中东推广合作伙伴，对中国而言，如何理清中东多边局势，同中东各国保持长期稳定的外交关系，并一道发展经济、改善民生，是值得我们长期关注的课题。

6月2日，哥大全球中心 | 北京邀请您参加2019哥大中国之夏·国际关系专题论坛——中东地区的发展格局与外交关系，为中国与中东国家的友好交往和长远发展提供更多思路。

Convulsive events of the last two decades have shattered traditional power dynamics in the Middle East. Emboldened by petrodollars, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Doha have replaced historic centers of gravity in Cairo, Damascus, and Baghdad, with both regional and non-regional actors vying to fill a leadership void. Turkey and Iran, mobilizing both diplomatic and military efforts, seek to carve out a region that serves competing individual interests. Russia, benefiting from decreased U.S. involvement in the region, is re-establishing itself as a global super power. Volatile alliances and conflicting interests continue to shape the battlefields of Syria, Yemen, and Libya. President Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner are touting an "Ultimate Deal" as the solution to the Palestinian-Israeli crisis. Egypt is back in the throes of a military dictatorship that is a client state of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, all unified in an effort to isolate Qatar.

On June 2, Columbia Global Centers | Beijing invites you to the 2019 Columbia Beijing Summer International Relations series, "Making Sense of Disorder: Shifting dynamics in the Middle East".

In this event, Professor Safwan Masri, Executive Vice President for Global Centers and Global Development at Columbia University, will discuss recent regional events and their implications, and how regional and global actors are vying to fill a leadership void.

He will be joined by Suolao WANG, Associate Dean of the Institute of Area Studies at Peking University, and Dong LIU, Deputy Director of the Middle East Studies Division at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Bingbing WU, Deputy Director of Department of Arabic Language and Culture at Peking University, will serve as the moderator.

演讲嘉宾 | Speakers

Safwan M. Masri

哥伦比亚大学全球中心及全球发展常务副校长、哥伦比亚大学国际与公共事务学院高级研究学者、美国外交政策协会荣誉院士和世界中东研究大会（WOCMES）国际咨询委员会委员。

作为阿拉伯世界教育与当代地缘政治和社会的学者，他的工作重点是研究有关宗教、教育、社会和政治的历史与最新动态，著有《Tunisia: An Arab Anomaly》。在该书中，Masri教授通过对数十位专家、领导人、活动家和普通公民的采访，探讨了身份概念、伊斯兰教与中东国家社会之间的关系，对中东国家的发展前景作进一步讨论。

Professor Safwan M. Masri is Executive Vice President for Global Centers and Global Development at Columbia University, and a Senior Research Scholar at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA).

A scholar of the contemporary Arab world, Masri is the author of Tunisia: An Arab Anomaly (Columbia University Press, 2017), which examines why Tunisia was the only country to emerge from the Arab Spring as a democracy. The book has received coverage in a number of media outlets, including the Financial Times, Le Monde, Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs, and the Journal of Democracy. His writings on education and current affairs have been featured in the Financial Times, Huffington Post, The Hill, and Times Higher Education.

Masri is an honorary fellow of the Foreign Policy Association and a member of the International Advisory Council of the World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies (WOCMES).

王锁劳 Suolao WANG

北京大学区域与国别研究院副院长，北京大学国际关系学院亚非研究所副教授。自1989年起在北京大学任教，曾于1992—1994赴埃及开罗大学进修阿拉伯语和伊斯兰历史，2001—2002年赴以色列希伯来大学伊斯兰与中东学系作访问学者，2007—2008年赴荷兰莱顿大学公共管理系作访问学者。

主要论著有：《埃及民族主义研究》（博士论文），《穆斯林是否当今世界战争的罪人？》《“9·11”事件对中东和平进程的影响》《黎以战争与美国的“新中东”》《埃及的独特地位及其在中非合作中的有效作用》《达尔富尔“灭绝种族论”剖析》《阿以冲突与宗教因素》《北非三十年政治变迁》《有关北非中东剧变的几个问题》《阿拉伯之春：回顾与展望》等。

Professor Suolao WANG is the Associate Dean of the Institute of Area Studies and an Associate Professor of the Institute of Asian and African Studies in the School of International Studies, Peking University. He has been a faculty member of Peking University since 1989, and studied in Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Dar El-Ulum in Cairo University of Egypt, 1992-1994. He also did research works as visiting scholars in Department of Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies, Faculty of the Humanities, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2001-2002; and in Department of Public Administration, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Leiden University of the Netherlands, 2007-2008.

His publications include Analysis of Egyptian Nationalism, The impact of 9/11 events on the Middle East peace process, Is Muslim the Provocateur of Wars in the Contemporary World?, The Recent Lebanon-Israeli War and America's Idea of "a New Middle East", and Egypt's Unique Position and its Effective Role in Sino-African Cooperation.

刘冬 Dong LIU

中国社会科学院西亚非洲研究所副研究员、中东研究室副主任。2010年进入中国社会科学院西亚非洲研究所工作，先后供职于国家关系研究室（2010~2014年）和中东研究室（2014年至今）。2013年9~10月、2015年9月，赴荷兰莱顿大学访学。

主要从事欧佩克石油政策、（制造业部门）中国与阿拉伯国家产能合作的研究工作。主要著作及论文有：《石油卡特尔的行为逻辑》（专著）《欧佩克石油政策的演变及其对国际油价的影响》《境外工业园建设与中阿产能合作》《摩洛哥工业发展战略与中摩产能合作》《中国与海合会货物贸易的发展现状、问题及其应对》等。

Professor Dong LIU is the Deputy Director and an Associate Professor of Middle East Studies Division of Institute of West-Asian and African Studies (IWAAS), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS). From Sept. to Oct. in 2013 and during Sept. in 2015, he served as a visiting scholar at Leiden University, Netherlands.

His major research fields cover the oil policies of resource rich countries and the economic development of Middle Eastern countries. His publications include The Behavior Logic of the Oil Cartel: OPEC Oil Policies and Its Impact on International Oil Prices, Constructions of Overseas Industrial Park and Capacity Cooperation between China and Arab Countries, and Empirical Analysis of the China-GCC FTA's Effects from the Perspective of Trades of Goods.

主持人 | Moderator

吴冰冰 Bingbing WU

北京大学外国语学院阿拉伯语言文化系副主任，北京大学阿拉伯伊斯兰文化研究所所长，北京大学国际战略研究院特约研究员，并担任中国中东学会理事、中国阿拉伯友好协会理事、中国伊朗友好协会理事等职务。近年来主要从事中东政治、伊朗政治与外交和伊斯兰历史文化等问题的研究。

Bingbing WU is an Associate Professor and Deputy Director of Department of Arabic Language and Culture and Director of the Institute of Arab-Islamic Culture, Peking University.

His research interests focus on politics of contemporary Middle East, China-Middle Eastern relations, Shi'i Islam and Iranian studies, and Islamic culture. He is the author of The Rise of the Modern Shi'i Islamism (CASS Press, 2004), which is the first book written by a Chinese scholar on Shi'i Islam. He has also published a number of academic articles, including "China's Strategy in the Middle East: A Preliminary Reflection" (2012), "Change in the Middle East: Case of Egypt" (2011), "Saudi Arabia's Foreign Strategy" (2011), "Iran Nuclear Issue and Iran-US Relations" (2010), "Iran and the Shiite Crescent (2009), Iran and Central Asia" (2008), "The Politics of Political Factions in Iran and Iran-US Relations" (2008). He is currently a board member of the Chinese Society of Middle Eastern Studies, China-Arab Friendship Association, and China-Iran Friendship Association.