"2017  Postdoctoral Researcher Recruitment Plan"

China Institute for Reform and Development (CIRD), established on November 1, 1991, is a public research institution focusing on reform and development policy research. CIRD was ranked as the most influential Chinese non-governmental think tank and the 10th Chinese think tanks by comprehensive influence for two consecutive years in 2013 and 2014. 

Taking “recommending on China reform” as its bounden duty, CIRD has dedicated itself to independent and forward-looking research around important, difficult and hot reform topics, and has made great efforts to facilitate reform policy decision-making by submitting research and policy recommendation reports to relevant policy-making bodies. It has also organized various academic activities including International Forum on China Reform and regular experts’ consultative workshops on China’s reforms.  

Besides publishing annual reports on China’s reforms every year, CIRD has published more than 280 volumes of reform research publications. It has also been running a specialized website chinareform.org.cn, which has become an important platform offering reform updates and promoting online discussions of reforms.