On September 22, the results of the fifth Social Science Research Awards of the National Ethnic Affairs Commission, covering academic papers and monographs, were announced. A total of six research achievements from SCMU received awards, including one second-prize award and five third-prize awards.
Established by the National Ethnic Affairs Commission, the Social Science Research Awards are the highest-level social science awards in the field of ethnic affairs research, aiming to recognize groups and individuals who have made outstanding contributions to research on ethnic affairs. A total of 253 achievements received awards, making the competition particularly intense.
The award-winning research achievements from SCMU address major theoretical and practical issues in line with the needs of the times, including strengthening the sense of community for the Chinese nation, preserving and carrying forward fine traditional Chinese culture, rural revitalization in ethnic minority regions, and the development of the rule of law. These achievements reflect SCMU scholars' strong sense of mission and rigorous academic approach.
In recent years, SCMU has attached great importance to the sustained development and prosperity of philosophy and social sciences, improved its academic environment, and encouraged original and forward-looking research. These awards reflect SCMU's long-standing commitment to distinctive development and its sustained efforts in ethnic studies. SCMU will take more practical measures to further stimulate the innovative potential of its researchers and produce more high-quality research outcomes, contributing SCMU's wisdom and strength to advancing the high-quality development of the Party's work on ethnic affairs in the new era.
Award Details |
Serial No. |
Title of Achievement |
Type of Achievement |
Award Level |
Applicant |
1 |
Research on the System for Preserving and Carrying Forward Fine Traditional Chinese Culture |
Monograph |
Second Prize |
Duan Chao |
2 |
Research on Comparative Poetics of Chinese Ethnic Groups |
Monograph |
Third Prize |
Gong Jushan |
3 |
From Extreme Poverty to Rural Revitalization: Cases from the "Three Regions and Three Prefectures" |
Monograph |
Third Prize |
Geng Xin |
4 |
Seventy Years of the Rule of Law in China's Ethnic Affairs: Achievements, Experience, and Prospects |
Paper |
Third Prize |
Pan Hongxiang |
5 |
A Rule-of-Law Approach to Strengthening the Sense of Community for the Chinese Nation |
Paper |
Third Prize |
Li Hanwei |
6 |
On the Structural Characteristics and Connotations of the Theory of Building Ethnically Integrated Communities |
Paper |
Third Prize |
Liu Zhanyong |
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