contentsremarks at the opening ceremony of “the party and the world dialogue 2014”                       wang jiaruiremarks at the closing ceremony of “the party and the world dialogue 2014”                      guo yezhou panel 1: china’s reforms：particularities vs. commonalitieslook to asia for the rebirth of democracy        danny quahparticularities vs. commonalities:reform with chinese characteristics and cross-cultural commonalities           sean goldenchallenges awaiting china and countermeasures    song luzheng“theparameter andparadigm ofchinesereforms”  muhammad zamirpolitical change: system reform across boundaries   flemming christiansenchina’s "peaceful rise" also depends on europe    pierre defraignethe party and china’s reform project: toward a state-building party    wang zhengxurussian experience in political modernization: past lessons and future challenges                        guseletov boristhe political system of china: some considerations on its character and prospects                          romer cornejo panel ii china’s reforms：consensus upon pluralitycan china achieve radical change?              peter mandelsonconsensusfor pluripolarity reform               tsogtbaatarhow can us work with china to build a new model of big power relations in the asia-pacific                      zhao suishengconsensus upon plurality: how to build consensus for reform with a plurality of divergent interests and agenda            sachin pilothow to build consensus?                   augusto sotoplurilateral cooperation guided by china’s reform     mounir zahranon reform in china and the united states          john aldrichtoward shared prosperity: china’s new leap forward in social protection                                  wang shaoguangchina’s new reform—overcoming challenges and contradictions                        garth sheltonreform with a plurality of divergent inter-generational freedoms (opportunities) to achieve                    halapua sitiveniconsensus upon plurality: how to build consensus for reform with a plurality of divergent interests and agenda                  kyaw naing panel iii china’s reforms：competition without zero-sum outcomeglobal influence of china’s new reform: an overall evaluation                      zhang yansheng wang xunthe search for a non zero-sum world            eugenio bregolatchinain the south-south cooperation: what future? the case of africa                         mary-franoise renardsome historical and modern commоnalities of kyrgyzstan and china                             muratbekimanalievchina’s rise: competition without a zero-sum outcome     chris aldencompetition without zero-sum outcome: how to make china's rise, propelled by reforms, peaceful and constructive to other nations     alan bakera constructivist approach to avoid zero-sum games with china tamás maturachina’s reform and socialism                  zahari zaharievcompetition without zero-sum outcome: china’s role in a changing world                               khalid rahman"evolution of china's diplomacy in the last 25 years, with an emphasis on sino-latin american relations"                 jorge e. malenachina’s economic development: competition without zero-sum outcome                             redae halefomnationalism in china and japan and its impact on bilateral relations: a brief outsider perspective                         alice ekman appendix