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胡仕胜，中国现代国际关系研究院南亚研究所所长，博士生导师，研究员。长期从事南亚问题、涉藏问题和阿富汗问题研究。获得北京大学学士和硕士学位，2006年获中国现代国际关系研究院国际政治博士学位，《境外流亡藏人族群认同建构与困境》获评优秀博士论文并于2008年在中国藏研中心出版。

Hu Shisheng is a Senior Research Fellow and the Director of the Institute for South Asian Studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR). Hu’s research areas include: the political and security situations in India and Pakistan, ethnic and religious problems in South Asia and the Tibet issue. His most recent research focuses on South Asia-particularly India, Pakistan and Afghanistan security issues. One of Hu’s published books is Tibetans in Exile: the Construction of Group Identities and its Embarrassment (Center of China Tibetology, 2008). Hu received his BA in Hindi and his MA in Sanskrit and Bali languages from Peking University. Hu did his PhD in International Politics & Relations with a focus in Ethnic and Religious issues from CICIR in 2006.

张家栋，复旦大学南亚研究中心主任、美国研究中心教授。研究方向为中美关系、中印关系、反恐问题和地区安全问题。出版《恐怖主义论》和《全球化时代的恐怖主义及其治理》等书，在国内外核心、权威期刊上发表20余篇学术论文，为报纸和杂志撰写文章数十篇。多次赴日本、美国、英国、德国、印度等国参加会议和访问活动。

Zhang Jiadong is the Director of Center for South Asia Studies, Professor in Center for American Studies, Fudan University. He is mainly working on China-US relations, China-India relations, terrorism affairs and regional security issues. He has now published the book Terrorism Theory and Terrorism and Its Governance in the Age of Globalization, and has published more than 20 academic papers in core and authoritative journals at home and abroad, and written dozens of articles for newspapers and magazines. He has traveled to Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, India and other countries to participate in conferences and visiting activities.

王旭，北京大学南亚研究中心常务副主任，外国语学院副教授。1997年毕业于北京大学东方学系，获文学学士学位；2000年和2007年分别在北京大学外国语学院获文学硕士学位和文学博士学位。长期从事南亚伊斯兰问题，南亚区域与国别问题，特别是巴基斯坦和阿富汗问题研究，先后主持完成国家级和省部级课题10余项，在国内外发表中英文论文数十篇。

Wang Xu, associate professor, is Executive Deputy Director of Centre for South Asian Studies in Peking University, where he obtained his Bachelor, Master and Ph.D. Degrees of Arts in 1997, 2000 and 2007 respectively. His main academic interests include regional studies and Islamic studies in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan and Afghanistan. He is the author of numerous articles, including: “China-Pakistan Economic Cooperation: Prospects and Challenges”, “Pakistan’s Perceptions and Responses to China’s and American Strategy in South Asia”. He has presided over and completed more than 10 national and provincial-level projects, and has published dozens of papers in Chinese and English at home and abroad.