Taihe Institute

The Taihe Institute (Chinese: 太和智库; pinyin: Tàihé Zhìkù) is a leading Chinese think tank founded in 2013, with headquarters in Beijing, China, and research centers in the United States and Germany. The institute focuses on the collaboration of global elites based on common values and provides a basis for better decision-making on the development of China and intelligent support for the communications of the world. Its current areas of expertise include people-to-people exchange, international politics, finance and economics, science and technology, education, culture, religion, among others.[1][2]

Taihe Institute
太和智库
Formation2013 (2013)
TypeResearch Organization; Think Tank
Location
Websitewww.taiheinstitute.org
Taihe Institute
Simplified Chinese太和智库
Traditional Chinese太和智庫

Organization

The Taihe Institute comprises the following areas:[3]

Research

Most of its research is distributed internationally, and its most significant products are published in the form of a book series. In addition to that, the institute has also taken duties entrusted by the Chinese government. The Taihe Institute also sponsors the Taihe Civilizations Forum, an international forum that provides broad information sources and understanding about the People's Republic of China's economic and political activities, and its cooperation with the rest of the world.[4][5]

Notable people

Taihe Institute list of Senior Fellows with article in Wikipedia includes:

gollark: But what if you SOMEHOW managed to pack malware into it?
gollark: osmarks.tk, of course, gets the best of all the trendy modern tools with our advanced stack based on Kubernetes (k8s), k3s, Docker, NixOS, a bunch of folders containing systemd service files and code synced to multiple places, and randomly running `scp`.
gollark: > The big antitrust story that no one talks about is that in 2014, Google quietly released a Stuxnet-like virus designed to cripple thousands and thousands of potential competitors from the inside out. It’s called Kubernetes.
gollark: This is horrendously horrible what even.
gollark: How do you produce ghosts?

References
  1. 关于我们 [About Us] (in Chinese). Taihe Institute. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  2. "Implications of the G20 Summit for global governance and US-China relations". DOC Research Institute. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  3. 组织结构 [Organization Structure] (in Chinese). Taihe Institute. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  4. "The Third Taihe Civilizations Forum was concluded on September 8 in Beijing". People's Daily. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  5. "American ethicist urges nudge of tech development trajectory". China.org. Retrieved 19 March 2020.



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