ZHONG XIN   （Dean of  IBF）                           

Zhongxin69@bnuz.edu.cn

Education                                                                         

1998.09-2001.07      Renming University of China                                      World Economy                Ph.D

1992.09-1995.07      Renming University of China                                      International Trade           Master

1985.09-1989.06      LanZhou University of Finance and Economics   Business Management     Bachelor

Working Experience                                                    

2018.04-Now           Beijing Normal University Zhuhai                                Professor /Dean of IBF

2001.06-Now           Beijing Normal University                                            Professor

1989.06-2001.06       LanZhou University of Finance and Economics          Faculty member

Courses Offered                                                       

International Trade Practice / International Business Negotiation /

International Business Correspondence / International Trade Practice Research

Research Area                                                          

International Economics Relations /International Trade Theory & Policy/ International Investment Theory and Practice

Research Papers/Projects                                               

Research on the multiple financing mechanism for the first draft of "one belt and one road" initiative, Intertrade: 2017(1)

New Development of Physical Economics Theory and Research Method, Economics Perspective: 2018(2)

Research on Driving Factors of Technological Structure Optimization of Trade in Services, Social Sciences in Chinese Colleges and Universities: 2015(5) [second author]

A Comparative Study on Regional Differences and Influencing Factors of FDI, Statistical Research: 2012(3)

Hosting“A Comprehensive Study on the Development of Regional Producer's Trade in Services to Promote the International Competitiveness of Manufacturing Industry”, General Projects of the National Social Science Fund (2013-2017) with RMB 180,000 in total