China's economic ideas: From Bretton Woods to Bandung

该项目旨在全面介绍中国在塑造二战后国际经济秩序中的作用。虽然今天并不广为人知，但国民党和共产主义中国在1944年至1955年的两次关键国际经济会议上发挥了主导作用：布雷顿森林和万隆。通过研究最近解密的中国档案，该项目旨在揭示民族主义如何塑造中国的经济思想，以及21世纪世纪中国经济制度和举措的历史渊源。了解中国战后的经济思想有望完善经济民族主义理论，并帮助政策制定者了解中国如何寻求塑造全球经济。

This project aims to provide a comprehensive account of China’s role in shaping the post-World War II international economic order. Though not widely known today, Nationalist and Communist China played a leading role in two key international economic conferences between 1944 and 1955: Bretton Woods and Bandung. By studying recently declassified Chinese archives, the project aims to uncover how nationalism shaped China’s economic ideas, and the historical origins of 21st century Chinese economic institutions and initiatives. Understanding China’s post-war economic ideas is expected to refine theories of economic nationalism, and help policymakers understand how China seeks to shape the global economy.