会议："中国城市化的下一波浪潮：对中国国内外经济增长、城市治理和建筑环境的影响
Bing Wang（设计研究院）
$50K
Bing Wang (GSD) will organize a conference at the Harvard Center Shanghai examining and speculating on potential new trajectories for China’s next wave of urbanization, including debates and discussions of the challenges and opportunities for China’s new leadership in urbanization policy, the consequential impact of directional shift on China’s built environment, both urban and rural, and the empirical applicability of urban governance paradigms on China’s sustainability, global competitiveness, and social stability. Participants will include leading practitioners and policy makers involved in China’s urban governance, urban planning and design, investment and policy making.
会议： "拟举办的哈佛中心上海研讨会：中国教育与公民意识的发展"
罗伯特-塞尔曼（哈佛大学教育研究生院和哈佛大学医学院）和海伦-哈斯特（哈佛大学教育研究生院）
$50K
Robert Selman (HGSE & HMS) and Helen Haste (HGSE) will organize a 1.5 day symposium bringing together about 25 leading researchers from Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the West, including experts in civic education, cultural studies and socio-cognitive development and experts on China’s civil society, political institutions, and education reforms, to address the question “What educational reforms are needed to prepare China’s younger citizens for principled, democratic, and global citizenship?”.
研究： "中国公共目标的私人角色：城市社区服务的承包、合作与授权"
Richard Zeckhauser（哈佛大学肯尼迪学院）、John Donahue（哈佛大学肯尼迪学院）、Yijia Jing（复旦大学）和 Karen Eggleston（斯坦福大学）
$41K
Richard Zeckhauser (HKS) in collaboration with John Donahue (HKS), Yijia Jing (Fudan) and Karen Eggleston (Stanford) will spend a year conducting a new empirical study of community service centers in several Chinese communities (including several districts of Shanghai), as well as preliminary work on Chinese delivery models for public services across a range of policy arenas. They will explore the merits and drawbacks of three modes for tapping private-sector capabilities: contracting, collaborative governance and delegation. The proposed research seeks to understand how growing private participation in social service delivery – and eventually, across a broader range of public purposes – establishes a foundation for collaborative governance in China.
研究："在中国宁夏省建立自杀未遂监测系统"
马修-米勒（哈佛大学公共卫生学院）
$50K
Matthew Miller (HSPH) will spend two years developing a real-time electronic surveillance system that will identify all suicide attempts treated in the emergency departments of general hospitals in Ningxia (a sparely populated province in northwest China) that can subsequently be used as a platform to initiate additional studies on the causes and prevention of suicide, in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control of Ningxia Province and the Suicide Research Center of the Shanghai Mental Health Center.