Dr. Johannes Linn presentted on “Global Governance Reform after the U.N. Summit 2005: Options for a Pragmatic Approach”(April 21,2006) Professor John E. Roemer gave a presentation titled “Equality of Opportunity: Theory and Applications”(April 19,2006) The First issue of Newsletter(April 1,2006) The CCWE welcomed Professor Jacques Cremer to discuss "Language and the Theory of the Firm". (February 23, 2006) The CCWE holds a conference on GDP Statistics related to the release of China's 2005 Economic Census(December 24, 2005) China in the World Economy Lecture Series(VII)(Sep.9,2005) China in the World Economy Lecture Series(VI)(Sep.7,2005) CCWE held two Roundtables on China in the World Economy.(Sep.6,2005) the “Forum on Macro-economy Situations in First Six Months of 2005” was successfully held by CCWE(Jul.3,2005) CCWE sponsored the “2005 summer workshop on Industrial Organization and Management Strategy”(Jun.8,2005)

China's emergence as an economic force and its growing interdependence with the world economy, is one of the most important global trends of our time. For this reason, improving understanding of China's evolving prominence in the world will be of key importance both in China itself and abroad for many years to come. The Center for China in the World Economy (CCWE) at the School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University is a policy research center for studying and promoting China's integration in the world economy. Established in September 2004, the CCWE aspires to become an internationally recognized center of research and training that governments, corporations, and others come to for deepening their understanding of China in the world economy. The CCWE is privileged to have the generous financial support of BP for the Center's establishment and initial operations.