Note: The following think tank rankings refer to the Global Think Tank Report (Chinese version) published by the Think Tank Research Center of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in February 20 14.
According to the Global Think Tank Report 20 13, the top think tanks in the world are: Brookings Institution, Royal Institute of International Affairs, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Belgian Bruggaier Institute, American Council on Foreign Relations, RAND Corporation, British Institute for International Strategic Studies and woodrow wilson international center for scholars.
According to the Global Think Tank Report 20 13, in 20 13, there were six think tanks in China, namely China Academy of Social Sciences, China Institute of International Studies, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, Center for International Strategic Studies, Shanghai Institute of International Studies and the State Council Development Research Center. There are seven top 20 think tanks in China, India, Japan and South Korea, namely China Institute of International Studies, China Academy of Social Sciences, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, Tsinghua-Carnegie Center for Global Policy, Shanghai Institute of International Studies, Center for International Strategic Studies and the State Council Development Research Center.
China Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, the State Council Development Research Center, China National Defense University, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, China Institute of Environmental Planning, china environmental science Institute, China Institute of International Studies, Shanghai Institute of International Studies, China Academy of Social Sciences Institute of Eastern, Central and Western Regional Development and Reform, and World Economics and Politics Institute have respectively entered the professional research fields of social policy, economic policy, energy policy, environment, foreign policy, health policy, national defense and international policy.
20 16 16 Liu Qibao, member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, secretary of the Secretariat of the Central Committee and Minister of Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China attended the enlarged meeting of the National High-end Think Tank Council, stressing that the National High-end Think Tank Council should thoroughly study and implement the deployment requirements of the Central Committee on think tank construction, firmly grasp the correct direction, strengthen macro guidance and overall coordination, and ensure that the pilot work of high-end think tank construction is solidly promoted and achieve a good start.
Liu Qibao pointed out that the Council is the deliberative body and evaluation body for the construction of think tanks. It is necessary to take the formulation of standards and rules as the most important duty, guide high-end think tanks to grasp the positioning and direction, have great responsibilities, a big pattern and a big strategy, play a leading role in serving the central decision-making, and strive for a place in world-renowned think tanks. It is necessary to play a good role as a bridge between decision-making departments and think tanks, and promote the combination of think tank research with the direction of national social development, with the major decision-making needs of the party and the state, and with the key work of decision-making departments to meet supply and demand needs. It is necessary to strengthen the evaluation of think tanks, establish a scientific and reasonable index system, and promote the formation of a competitive mechanism that can enter and exit, and the survival of the fittest.
Liu Qibao emphasized that high-end think tanks should make clear the research direction, stick to the road of specialization, strive to improve the research quality and produce more excellent results. We should give full play to our own advantages, show greater achievements in foreign exchanges, public diplomacy and public opinion guidance, deepen exchanges and cooperation with international think tanks, be active and good at speaking internationally, and enhance the right to speak internationally.
China think tank influence ranking
Note: The following rankings of China think tanks refer to the China Think Tank Report published by the Think Tank Research Center of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in February 2065438+2004.
(A) China think tank comprehensive influence ranking
1 the State Council Development Research Center
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
3 Peking University
4 Tsinghua University
China International Economic Exchange Center
6 Party School of the CPC Central Committee
Institute of Macroeconomics, National Development and Reform Commission
Fudan University
shanghai academy of social sciences
10 China (Hainan) Reform and Development Research Institute
(B) Party, government and military think tank system influence ranking
1 the State Council Development Research Center
2 Party School of the CPC Central Committee
Institute of Macroeconomics, National Development and Reform Commission
Shanghai Municipal People's Government Development Research Center
China Institute of Contemporary International Relations
(C) Local Academy of Social Sciences system influence ranking
1 Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
Beijing Academy of Social Sciences
3 Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences
4 Jiangsu Academy of Social Sciences
Jiangxi Academy of Social Sciences
(D) University think tank system influence ranking
1 Peking University
2 Tsinghua University
Fudan University
4 China Renmin University
5 Nanjing University
(E) ranking of the influence of the folk think tank system
1 Zero Research Consulting Group
1 China Economic Reform Institute
1 China (Hainan) Reform and Development Research Institute
4 Hurun Research Institute
52 1 Century Education Research Institute
Major well-known foreign think tanks
(1) American part (1) Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (2) Hoover Institute of War, Revolution and Peace (3) Council on Foreign Relations (4) Brookings Institution (5) American Institute of Corporate Public Policy. Public policy research) (6) Rand Corporation (7) Hudson Institute (8) Urban Institute (9) Center for Strategic and Inter International Studies (National Studies) (10) International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (1 1) Heritage Foundation (1) Kloc-0/3) Carter Center (14) Nixon Center for Peace and Freedom (15) Dunn &: Bradstreet Stanford Institute International (19) Bater Memorial Institute (20) International Data Group (26543) 8+0) Aspen Institute for Anthropology (20) Ffairs) (25) Clinton and American Institute for Progressive Policy (26) MIT Center for International Studies (27) Hudson Institute (28) Population Council. (29) Future Institute (30) American Institute of Asian Culture.
(2) European Section of Institute of International Studies of Paris National School of Administration (1)(2) Technical Consultation Center of German Engineers (VDI) (3) German Institute of Systems Engineering and Technological Innovation (ISI) (4) Paris Institute of Economic and Social Development (SEOES) (5) Dutch Association of Overseas Engineers (NEDECO) (6) Jane's Information Group (7). Enterprise Company (8) Research Policy Institute in Lund, Sweden (9) World Federation for Future Research (10) Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) (1 1) Italian technical consultation. OICE (12) Atkins Consulting Company (13) London Institute of International Strategic Studies (3) Japan (1) North Pacific Advanced Research Center (2) FUJI Research Institute Co., Ltd. (3) Kitakyushu East Asia Development Research International Center (4) Japan International Development Center (5) Northeast Asia Search Institute) (7) Kyushu Economic Research Center (8) Japan Institute of Technical Economics (9) Japan Institute of International Affairs (10) Japan Economic Research Center (1 1) The Japan Research Institute, Limited (12) Daylight Research Center (Ltd.) (13) japan-china economic association (japan-china economic association &; Trade) (14) Sric co., ltd. (15) mitsui knowledge industry co., ltd. (16) Mitsubishi research institute co., ltd. (17) social engineering research institute (Japan) (18) international policy research institute (Japan) (20) Asian Affairs Research Association (2 1) Japan Asia-Pacific Association (22) Nomura Research Institute (N0muraResearch Insntute, Ltd.) (23) Sakura Institute of Research Inc. (24) Policy Science Institute, Japan) (25) National Research Progress Institute (4) Others (1). The International Institute for Environment and Development (2) Vargas Foundation of Brazil (3) International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (4) Korea Economic Planning Institute (5) Economic Development Forum (6) Rome Club (7) The Trilaterate Commission (8) Singapore Institute of Southeast Asia (9) Singapore National Economic Council (1654338 IRPP (13) Canada Future Research Association.
A famous think tank in Washington and a think tank on Asian issues.
Think tanks, think tanks and public policy research institutions are sometimes called "think tanks", and their functions are to develop research topics, write articles and publish books, and assist in argumentation related to public policy issues. Experts from these research institutions are often invited to attend congressional hearings and White House consultation meetings. Their published works and articles are often cited as arguments to support a certain position and viewpoint.
Although some public policy research institutions are obviously liberal or conservative, many institutions are regarded as authorities on public policy issues. Some famous Asian think tanks in Washington that have long played a role in public policy debates include:
Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress, Brookings Institution, Heritage Foundation, American Institute of Peace, Cato Institute, American Enterprise Institute, Competitive Enterprise Institute, American Institute of Asian Culture, New American Security Center, National Bureau of Asian Studies, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington Global Partners Limited, etc.