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Hopkins–Nanjing Center
(詳細はSimplified Chinese: 南京大学-约翰斯·霍普金斯大学中美文化研究中心), an international campus of the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, is a joint educational venture between Johns Hopkins University and Nanjing University that opened in Nanjing, China in 1986. Former Hopkins President Steven Muller and former NJU President Kuang Yaming worked together to create the Center, recognizing the importance of improved understanding and relations between their respective countries. Muller believed China to be "the country of the future." 〔Rienzi, Greg. ("An Unlikely Success Story in China" ), ''Johns Hopkins Gazette'', June 11, 2007. Vol 36, No. 37.〕
==History==
In 1984, Steven Muller, then the president of The Johns Hopkins University, conceived of the Center as a legacy of his presidency, and as an opportunity for JHU to be the first American university to establish a formal presence in China. Nanjing University was chosen as a partner because of its prestige, as one of the best universities in China, because of its location, and because of its willingness to devote resources to the Center. The Center opened in 1986, and has operated continuously since, even during tumultuous periods like the 1989 Tiananmen Square Protests and the 2003 SARS crisis. In the latter case, the program was shifted to a temporary location in Hawaii for the duration of the outbreak.
Today, the Center is known in the United States as a preeminent institution for the training of Americans with China-focused careers. However, Erdong Chen of Asia Times Online has noted that the Center remains relatively unknown in China and lacks influence in the Chinese public policy sphere due to its detachment from the Chinese government.
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