April 2026

第十一届全球中国对话论坛征稿启事

继成功举办十届全球中国对话论坛（Global China Dialogue, GCD）之后，第十一届全球中国对话（GCD11）——“全球人工智能与数据治理”将于2026年12月4日（星期五）在英国国家学术院（The British Academy）举行。本届对话将聚焦通过制度设计、国际协同与伦理规范，推动人工智能与数据治理实现安全、可信与可持续发展。

作为重塑经济结构、社会治理与知识生产方式的重要力量，人工智能与数据正日益成为全球发展的关键驱动力。同时，它们也带来了隐私保护、算法偏见、数据主权与技术竞争等一系列重大挑战。在此背景下，治理实践正迅速演进，越来越强调跨国合作、多方参与以及共同原则与监管路径的构建。

本届对话将搭建一个多元交流平台，汇聚政策制定者、学者、科技界与产业界代表以及国际组织，共同探讨人工智能与数据治理的新框架、新模式与实践路径。

本届对话主办单位

• 英国全球中国学术院
• 英国伦敦大学学院
• 英国伦敦国王学院中国研究院

本届对话组委会

主席

• 玛德琳·卡尔教授，全球中国学术院院士，英国伦敦大学学院（UCL）全球政治与网络安全教授、网络安全博士培养中心联合主任
• 常向群教授，英国皇家艺术院院士；全球中国学术院院士及院长；伦敦大学学院荣誉教授（2015-20），中国南开大学特聘教授
• 凯瑞·布朗教授，全球中国学术院院士，英国伦敦国王学院中国研究教授和中国研究院院长

秘书长

• 菲奥娜·摩尔教授，全球中国学术院院士兼全球中国对话论坛组委会秘书长；英国伦敦大学皇家霍洛威学院商业人类学教授
• 李伯一教授，全球中国学术院副院士及中方理事会秘书；南京财经大学工商管理学院教授

成员（按姓氏拼音顺序）

• 邴正教授，全球中国学术院院士及理事会中方主席、吉林大学前常务副校长、中国社会学学会前副会长
• 瓦茨拉夫·布热齐纳 Vaclav Brezina教授，英国兰卡斯特大学社会科学学院语料库语言学教授；英国经济与社会研究理事会语料库社会科学方法中心ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS）主任
• 马丁·雅克 Martin Jacques 教授，全球中国学术院院士，英国学者、记者、政治评论员及作家；兼任英国及中国多所知名大学的高级研究员和客座教授
• 叶玛丽 Maria H.A. Jaschok 教授，全球中国学术院院士和信托董事会主席，牛津大学全球与区域研究学院当代中国研究项目高级研究员
• 李利教授，全球中国学术院院士；英国纽卡斯尔大学副校长（全球事务）
• 李嵬教授，英国学术院院士，英国社科院院士，英国皇家艺术院院士，全球中国学术院院士及理事会非执行主席；伦敦大学学院教育与社会学部部长
• 托尼·麦肯勒里 Tony McEnery 教授，全球中国学术院院士及理事会主席，英国社科院院士及理事会理事，英国皇家艺术院院士；香港理工大学首席教授
• 巴纳比·鲍威尔 Barnaby Powell 先生，英国英中理解协会理事会成员
• 罗兰 Laurence Roulleau-Berger教授，全球中国学术院院士和欧洲事务副院长；法国国家科学研究中心（CNRS）荣休研究主任；法国里昂高等师范学院荣休教授；曾任法国国家科学研究中心、里昂高等师范学院与中国社会科学院联合设立的“中欧后西方社会学”国际高级联合实验室法方主任
• 彼得·施罗德 Peter Schröder 教授，全球中国学术院院士及副院长；伦敦大学学院历史系欧洲与国际社会和政治研究教授
• 谢立中教授，全球中国学术院院士及中方院长；北京大学社会学系前系主任和社会学人类学研究所前所长、中国社会学学会前副会长
• 张晓东教授，全球中国学术院院士及中方非执行主席；中国管理科学学会学术委员会执行主任；中国敏捷智库总裁

本届对话四大版块

• 版块一：人工智能治理与关键技术监管
  本版块探讨新兴人工智能系统的监管路径，包括基础模型与高风险应用。重点关注如何通过治理框架、技术标准与制度机制，确保先进技术在开发与应用过程中的安全性、问责性与有效监管。

• 版块二：数据治理、数字主权与权力结构
  本版块探讨数据及数字内容的生成、获取、管理、保存与治理，涉及所有权、访问与许可、数字主权、数字学术资源的长期访问，以及数字时代的权力分配。

  版块三：全球规则制定与技术竞争格局
  本版块聚焦国际规范、监管协调与标准制定，包括互操作性、数字内容管理和知识基础设施，并探讨地缘政治竞争与合作如何共同塑造全球技术治理。

  版块四：人工智能伦理、社会影响与可持续发展
  本版块关注人工智能发展的伦理原则及其在实践中的落实，探讨其在社会、经济与环境层面的广泛影响，包括可信知识和数字资源的可持续保存，并探讨人工智能如何促进包容性、公平性和可持续性发展。

投稿邀请与参与方式

通过多元视角与跨界对话，第十一届全球中国对话旨在推动全球人工智能与数据治理的理论创新与实践发展，汇聚中国智慧与国际经验，促进构建安全、可信、开放且可持续的全球数字治理体系。

我们诚邀来自不同学科、领域和地区的投稿，共同探讨在人工智能与数据驱动的时代背景下，全球人工智能与数据治理所面临的挑战与机遇。点击投稿提交您的发言题目、内容提要和个人简介。

同时，我们也欢迎机构单位根据我们制定的《合作单位指南》参与本次对话，担任联合主办、协办、支持或赞助单位。

• 2026年9月30日：提交主题摘要的截止日期。
• 2026年10月15日：开始注册
• 2026年11月8日：演讲者提交演讲稿和PPT的截止日期。
• 2026年11月20日：注册的最终截止日期。
• 2026年11月27日：提供英文、中文和双语版本的会议程序下载。
• 2026年12月4日：第十一届全球中国对话正式举行。
• 会议记录将于2027年出版，包含转录记录、双语翻译和编辑内容。

联系人：菲奥娜·摩尔、李伯一

邮箱：dialogue@gca-uk.org 或 info@globalchinaacademy.org 

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• 本届对话英文官网（可下载对话大会手册）
• 本届对话中文官网（可下载对话大会手册）
• 全球中国对话合作指南（英文）
• 全球中国对话合作指南
• 访问全球中国对话系列网站（英文）
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Call for Papers  

Following ten successful Global China Dialogue (GCD) Forums, the 11th GCD – Global AI and Data Governance – will be held at the British Academy on Friday, 4 December 2026. GCD11 will focus on how to advance safe, trustworthy, and sustainable governance of artificial intelligence and data through institutional design, international coordination, and ethical frameworks.

As a transformative force reshaping economic structures, social governance, and knowledge production, artificial intelligence and data are increasingly central to global development. At the same time, they raise critical challenges related to privacy protection, algorithmic bias, data sovereignty, and technological competition. In response, governance efforts are evolving rapidly, with growing emphasis on cross-border collaboration, multi-stakeholder engagement, and the development of shared principles and regulatory approaches.

This Dialogue will provide a platform for diverse conversations, bringing together policymakers, scholars, technology leaders, business representatives, and international organizations to explore emerging frameworks, governance models, and practical pathways for global AI and data governance.

Organizers:

• Global China Academy, UK
• University College London, UK
• Lau China Institute, King’s College London, UK

Organizing committee:

Chairs

• Professor Madeline Carr FGCA, Professor of Global Politics and Cybersecurity,  Co-Director of the Doctoral Training Centre for Cybersecurity, UCL, UK
• Professor Xiangqun Chang FRSA FGCA, President of Global China Academy; Honorary Professor of University College London (2015-20), UK; Distinguished Professor of Nankai University, China
• Professor Kerry Brown FGCA, Professor of Chinese Studies and Director of Lau China Institute, King’s College London, UK

General Secretaries

• Professor Fiona Moore FGCA, Professor of Business Anthropology at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK
• Professor LI Boyi, Associate Fellow and Secretary of the GCA Chinese Council, Global China Academy; School of Business Administration, Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, China

Members (in alphabetical order)

• Professor BING Zheng FGCA, Chinese Chair of Global China Academy Council; Former Vice-President of Jilin University; Former Vice-President of Chinese Sociological Association, China
• Professor Vaclav Brezina, Professor in Corpus Linguistics at School of Social Sciences; Director of ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS), Lancaster University, UK
• Professor Martin Jacques FGCA, a British academic, journalist, political commentator, and author; Senior Fellow and Visiting Professor at several leading universities in the UK and China
• Professor Maria H.A. Jaschok FGCA and Chair of GCA Board of Trustees; Senior Research Associate of the Contemporary China Studies Programme in the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, University of Oxford
• Professor Li Li FGCA, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Global at Newcastle University, UK
• Professor Li Wei FBA FAcSS FRSA FGCA, Non-Executive Chair of Global China Academy Council; Executive Dean of the UCL Institute of Education (IOE),  UCL’s Faculty, UK
• Professor Tony McEnery FAcSS FRSA, FGCA and Chair of Global China Academy Council; Council Member of Academy of Social Sciences, UK; Chair Professor at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
• Mr Barnaby Powell, Council Member, Society for Anglo–Chinese Understanding, UK
• Professor Laurence Roulleau-Berger FGCA, Vice President for European Engagement, Global China Academy; Research Director Emerita, French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS); Professor Emerita, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon; Former French Director, International Advanced Laboratory, CNRS / École Normale Supérieure de Lyon / Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, “Post-Western Sociology in Europe and in China”, France
• Professor Peter Schröder, FGCA, Vice-President and Founding Fellow of Global China Academy; Department of History and European and International Social and Political Studies, University College London, UK
• Professor XIE Lizhong FGCA, Chinese President of Global China Academy; Former Head of Department of Sociology and Institute of Sociology and Anthropology, Peking University; Former Vice-President of Chinese Sociological Association, China
• Professor ZHANG Xiaodong FGCA, Chinese Non-Executive Chair of Global China Academy Council; Executive Director, Academic Committee of the Chinese Management Association; ECO of Agile Think Tank, China

GCD11 consists of four thematic panels:

• Panel 1 AI Governance and Advanced Technology Regulation

This panel explores regulatory approaches to emerging AI systems, including foundation models and high-risk applications. It will examine how governance frameworks, standards, and institutional mechanisms can ensure accountability, safety, and effective oversight in the development and deployment of advanced technologies.

• Panel 2 Data Governance, Digital Sovereignty, and Power Structures

This panel focuses on how data and digital content are generated, accessed, managed, preserved, and governed across different jurisdictions and sectors. It will address key issues of data and digital content are generated, accessed, managed, preserved, and governed, addressing issues of ownership, access and licensing, sovereignty, long-term access to digital scholarly resources, and the evolving distribution of power in the global digital landscape.

• Panel 3 Global Rule-making and Technological Competition

This panel focuses on international norms, regulatory coordination, and standard-setting, including interoperability, digital content management, and knowledge infrastructures, as well as the interplay between geopolitical competition and cooperation in shaping global technology governance.

• Panel 4 AI Ethics, Societal Impact, and Sustainable Development

This panel addresses the ethical principles, real-world applications, and the broader social, economic, and environmental impacts of AI, including trustworthy knowledge and sustainable digital preservation, in advancing inclusive, equitable and sustainable development.

Submissions and Collaboration

Through diverse perspectives and cross-sector dialogue, the 11th Global China Dialogue aims to contribute Chinese insights and international experience to global AI and data governance, fostering a more secure, trustworthy, open, and sustainable digital governance landscape.

We invite submissions from diverse disciplines, sectors, and regions, focusing on technology- and data-driven social transformation, to examine key issues, challenges, and opportunities in global AI and data governance. Click “Submit” to upload your proposed presentation title, abstract, and biographical note.

We also welcome institutional participation in this Dialogue in line with our Guidelines for Partner Institutions, including roles as co-organisers, collaborating partners, supporting organisations, or sponsors.

Important Dates for GCD XI:

• 30th September  2026: Deadline for submitting abstracts for proposed topics.
• 15th October 2026: Online registration opens.
• 8th November 2026: Deadline for speakers to submit their notes and PowerPoint presentations.
• 20th November 2026: Final deadline for registration.
• 27th November 2026: Programme available for download in English, Chinese, and dual-language formats.
• 4th December 2026: Date of the 11th Global China Dialogue.

The proceedings of GCD XI will be published in 2027, featuring transcribed records, bilingual translation, and editing. 

Contact: Fiona Moore and Boyi Li 

Emails:

• dialogue@gca-uk.org
• info@globalchinaacademy.org 

More info

• Abstract Submission
• GCD11 Call for Papers (Download Call for Papers- GCD 11 PDF file)  
• GCD11 Call for Papers (Chinese)  
• GCD Partnership Guidelines
• GCD Partnership Guidelines (Chinese)
• GCD series Home
• GCD series Home (Chinese)
• Registration
• Registration (Chinese)
• GCD11 Call for Participants
• GCD11 Call for Participants (Chinese)