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SDCF Sinological Development Charitable Foundation Sinology (Chinese Studies) is the basis of the traditional spirit of the Chinese nation. It is the most important cultural concept of the Chinese civilization.

Sinological Development Charitable Foundation was established in 2013 by Dr Elizabeth Woo Li (Philosophy) to encourage the spread of Chinese Studies

Visit our website or message us for more information. It is also the ground on which contemporary Chinese individuals cultivate their personal moral duties and good relations within society. The Sinological Development Charitable Foundation was established by Dr. Elizabeth Woo Li (Philosophy) to encourage the spread of “Chinese Studies” as an important part of a rising global civilization that should include the fundamental value of the Chinese spirit

📢 Call for Book Chapter Abstract Submissions | SDCF 10th Anniversary VolumeTo celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Sino...
10/08/2026

📢 Call for Book Chapter Abstract Submissions | SDCF 10th Anniversary Volume

To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Sinological Development Charitable Foundation (SDCF) (2016–2026), we invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners to contribute to our upcoming edited volume:

📘 Harmony without Uniformity: The Relevance of Chinese Culture Today

This commemorative book explores how classical Chinese philosophical texts—including the Analects, Mencius, Yijing, Laozi, and The Art of War—inform, influence, and transform contemporary leadership practices across education, governance, business, and global affairs.

Key Topics Include:

- Foundations of Harmony in Classical Chinese Philosophy

- Models of Authority and Ethical Leadership

- Classical Chinese Thought in Education, Values, and Social Cohesion

- Comparative Analysis of Classical Chinese and Western Thinking

- Contemporary Governance, Institutions, and Policy Approaches

- Global Affairs & Cross-Cultural Engagement

📅 Important Dates & Submission Details:

- Abstract Deadline: 31 August 2026 (≤ 500 words + Author CV)

- Notification of Acceptance: 25 September 2026

- Full Manuscript Due: 31 January 2027

✉️ Send Submissions to: `[email protected]`

Join us in examining the modern relevance of classical wisdom!

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