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第十届全球中国对话论坛会议通知

继成功地举办了九届全球中国对话论坛Global China Dialogue Fourms 之后，第十届全球中国对话——全球教育治理，将于2025年12月5日（星期五）在英国国家学术院（British Academy）举行。本届对话将聚焦如何通过政策协同、国际合作、公平保障、质量提升与制度创新，推动全球教育的可持续发展。

教育作为实现社会公正、促进全球共同繁荣、应对未来变革的重要基石，日益依赖跨国合作、多方参与与科技赋能。尤其是在人工智能、大数据等新兴技术深刻重塑教育模式与学习生态的背景下，全球教育治理正面临前所未有的机遇与挑战。

本届对话将搭建一个多元交流的平台，汇聚政策制定者、学者、教育工作者、企业代表和国际组织，共同探讨全球教育治理的新理念、新机制与新路径。

本届对话主办单位

• 英国全球中国学术院
• 英国埃克塞特大学人文、艺术和社会科学学部
• 英国兰卡斯特大学ESRC语料库社科研究中心
• 中国（待确认）

本届对话组委会

主席

• 托尼·麦肯勒里 Tony McEnery 教授，英国社科院院士及理事会理事，英国皇家艺术院院士；兰开斯特大学语言学和英语语言学系杰出教授；全球中国学术院理事会主席及创院院士
• 常向群教授，英国皇家艺术院院士；全球中国学术院院长及创院院士；伦敦大学学院荣誉教授（2015-20），中国南开大学特聘教授
• 李利教授，英国埃克塞特大学人文、艺术和社会科学学部(HASS)全球参与副部长
• 待确认（中国）

秘书长

• 李伯一教授，南京财经大学工商管理学院教授；全球中国学术院中方理事会秘书及副院士
• 梁凯先生，全球中国学术院项目专员；英国 MEL Scholar 联合创始人；英国 MELScience 商务总监

本届对话四大版块

• 全球教育政策与国际合作：本版块将探讨政策框架、国际组织的角色，以及通过大学联盟与数字平台实现的跨国合作。讨论将聚焦于如何在推动全球胜任力的同时，保持文化相关性和本土知识体系。例如，英语在全球教育中的主导地位引发了对多语教育价值及本地语言保护的担忧。多语种教育有助于构建包容性社会，并在保护非主流、少数族裔及原住民语言方面具有关键作用。此外，本版块将比较不同国家在高等教育治理中对学术自由、语言政策及国际合作机制的制度安排与文化理念，探索教育全球化中的差异性路径与治理逻辑。
• 教育公平、包容与质量保障：本版块聚焦于权利保障、研究诚信的推动，以及通过评估、认证和教师培训提升教育质量。议题将涵盖因贫困、性别、地理和冲突等因素造成的教育鸿沟，并探讨在危机情境中如何保障教育的持续进行。研究显示，全球教育体系中大量使用源于西方规范的课程内容，可能削弱本地语言、传统与知识体系。此外，在缺乏对教育背景（如新儒家传统）理解的前提下进行全球教育教学，会加剧国际学生适应不同教学体系的困难。性别差距亦为核心问题之一，基础教育及高等教育中不平等的受教育机会仍然严重。本版块将鼓励对比研究不同教育制度下如何定义和衡量“公平”与“质量”，反思多样文化语境中全球教育标准的可移植性与适应性。
• 治理模式创新与技术赋能：本版块探讨协同治理、模式创新以及人工智能、大数据与数字平台在教育中的应用。同时也将关注全球数字鸿沟及人工智能在弥合或加深教育不平等方面的双重作用。尽管技术进步有潜力带来巨大的经济利益，但目前全球仍有约26亿人无法上网，这加剧了不平等与贫困问题。此外，论坛将比较不同制度背景下对教育技术采纳与监管的模式差异，探讨技术在多元治理结构中是如何与本地文化逻辑互动，形成不同的教育创新路径。
• 教育融资与可持续发展：本版块关注教育融资机制、国际援助，以及教育与科技、产业融合以支持创新与包容性增长。全球教育融资面临一系列关键问题，尤其是议程的主导权应由政府、捐助方还是私人机构掌握？教育资金不足严重威胁可持续发展。若要在2030年前实现可持续发展目标第4项（SDG4），低收入及中低收入国家每年仍存在970亿美元的融资缺口。本版块亦将探讨不同国家或地区在教育投入模式、政府与市场角色、资源分配原则等方面的制度变迁与文化基础，为理解教育融资的全球多样性提供比较视角。

通过多元视角和跨界对话，第十届全球中国对话旨在为全球教育治理贡献中国智慧与国际经验，携手构建一个更加公平、优质、包容和可持续的全球教育生态。

• 2025年7月31日：提交主题摘要的截止日期。
• 2025年11月8日：演讲者提交演讲稿和PPT的截止日期。
• 2025年11月11日：注册的最终截止日期。
• 2025年11月25日：提供英文、中文和双语版本的会议程序下载。
• 2025年11月29日：第十届全球中国对话正式举行。
• 会议记录将于2026年出版，包含转录记录、双语翻译和编辑内容。

我们诚邀来自不同学科、领域和地区的投稿，深入探讨技术与社会转型时代全球教育治理所面临的挑战与机遇。

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。

• 联系人：梁凯
• 邮箱：dialogue@gca-uk.org 或 info@globalchinaacademy.org 

相关信息

• 提交摘要 (英文）
• 会议通知 (英文）
• 会议通知 (下载PDF文件）
• 基本信息 (英文）
• 基本信息 (中文）
• 会议注册
• 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）
• 访问全球中国对话系列网站（英文）

Call for Papers  

Following nine successful Global China Dialogue (GCD) Forums, the 10th GCD (GCD10) – ‘Governance for Global Education’ – will be held at the British Academy on Friday, 5 December 2025. GCD10 will focus on how to promote sustainable development in education worldwide through policy coordination, international cooperation, equity assurance, quality improvement, and institutional innovation.

As a vital foundation for achieving social justice, fostering global prosperity, and addressing future transformations, education increasingly relies on cross-border collaboration, multi-stakeholder engagement, and technological empowerment. In particular, with the profound impact of emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and big data reshaping educational models and learning ecosystems, global education governance faces both unprecedented opportunities and challenges.

This Dialogue will provide a platform for diverse conversations, bringing together policymakers, scholars, educators, business leaders, and representatives from international organizations to explore new ideas, mechanisms, and pathways for global education governance.

Organizers:

• Global China Academy, UK
• Faculty of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, University of Exeter, UK
• ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science, Lancaster University, UK
• TBC, China

Organizing committee:

Chairs

• Professor Tony McEnery FAcSS FRSA, Distinguished Professor of English Language and Linguistics at Lancaster University; Council Member of Academy of Social Sciences; Chair of Global China Academy Council and Founding Fellow
• Professor Xiangqun Chang FRSA, President of Global China Academy and Founding Fellow; Honorary Professor of University College London (2015-20); Distinguished Professor of Nankai University of China
• Professor Li Li is Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Global Engagement in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS), University of Exeter, UK
• TBC, China

General Secretaries

• 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
• Mr Kai Liang, Director of Business Development of MEL Science; Event Officer, Global China Academy, UK

GCD10 consists of four thematic panels:

• Panel 1 Global Education Policy and International Cooperation

This panel will explore policy frameworks, the role of international organizations, and cross-border collaboration through university alliances and digital platforms. Discussions will address balancing the push for global competencies with the need to preserve cultural relevance and indigenous knowledge. For instance, the dominance of English in global education raises concerns when juxtaposed with the value of multilingualism and the nurturing of local languages. Multilingual education fosters inclusive societies and is pivotal in preserving non-dominant, minority, and indigenous languages. This panel will also compare how different national education systems conceptualize international cooperation, language policy, and academic autonomy, highlighting the institutional and cultural variations in global engagement.

• Panel 2 Educational Equity, Inclusion, and Quality Assurance

This panel focuses on protecting rights, promoting research integrity, and improving quality through assessments, certification, and teacher training. It will address persistent gaps in education due to poverty, gender, geography, and conflict, and explore how education can continue in crisis contexts. Scholarship has provided evidence that global education systems, using curricula rooted in Western norms, can erode local languages, traditions, and knowledge systems. Moreover, teaching global education without awareness of educational backgrounds—such as those shaped by enduring neo-Confucian conventions—creates barriers for international students adapting to unfamiliar pedagogical systems. Gender disparities also feature prominently, with unequal access to basic and tertiary education remaining a significant issue.

• Panel 3 Governance Innovation and Technological Empowerment

This panel explores collaborative governance, model innovation, and the use of AI, big data, and digital platforms in education. It will also address the global digital divide and how AI can either bridge or deepen disparities in education. Advances in technology have the potential to bring immense economic benefits, but an estimated 2.6 billion people remain offline, exacerbating inequality and poverty. The panel will encourage comparative reflections on how equity and quality are defined and operationalised across diverse educational systems and cultural settings. The discussion will include comparative analyses of how different governance cultures and institutional structures shape the adoption, regulation, and integration of emerging technologies in education.

• Panel 4 Education Financing and Sustainable Development

This panel highlights financing mechanisms, international aid, and the integration of education with technology and industry to support innovation and inclusive growth. Critical questions arise regarding the financing of global education—specifically, who controls the agenda: governments, donors, or private actors? Inadequate financing for education threatens sustainable development, with a funding gap of US$97 billion annually looming for low- and lower-middle-income countries to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4) by 2030. This panel will also examine cross-national differences in educational investment strategies, fiscal governance models, and public-private partnerships, offering a comparative perspective on sustainable financing cultures.

Through diverse perspectives and cross-sector dialogue, the 10th Global China Dialogue aims to contribute both Chinese insights and international experience to global education governance, working together to build a fairer, higher-quality, more inclusive, and sustainable global education ecosystem.

Important Dates for GCD X:

• 31st July 2025: Deadline for submitting abstracts for proposed topics.
• 8th November 2025: Deadline for speakers to submit their notes and PowerPoint presentations.
• 11th November 2025: Final deadline for registration.
• 25th November 2025: Programme available for download in English, Chinese, and dual-language formats.
• 5th December 2025: Date of the 10th Global China Dialogue.

The proceedings of GCD X will be published in 2026, featuring transcribed records, bilingual translation, and editing. 

More info

• Abstract Submition
• Call for Papers (Download PDF file)  
• Call for Papers (Chinese)  
• GCD10 basic info
• GCD10 basic info (Chinese)
• Registration
• GCD10 Partnership Guidelines
• GCD10 Partnership Guidelines (Chinese)
• GCD10 Homepage
• GCD10 Homepage (Chinese)
• GCD series Homepage