跨境野生动物犯罪及中国对策.pdfVIP

Final report of visiting fellow Transnational Wildlife Crime and China’s Response Jiang Nan February 2015 Nanjing Forest Police College Jiangsu Overseas Research Training Program for University Prominent Young Middle-aged Teachers and Presidents 0 Acknowledgement This report has been produced based on work I carried out while at the Transnational Environmental Crime Project in the Department of International Relations at the College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University between March 24 2014 and March 19 2015. This Visiting Fellowship was supported by “Jiangsu Overseas Research Training Program for University Prominent Young Middle-aged Teachers and Presidents”. The fellowship was comprised of an immersion experience in transnational wildlife crime project for 12 months. In addition to what is presented in this document, I also attended some departmental seminars and other activities undertaken by the Asia and the Pacific College. I gratefully acknowledge and thank both the organisation and staff of the College of Asia and the Pacific. In particular, I wish to thank Professor Lorraine Elliott for her supervision and mentorship, to thank PhD candidate Jiao Yun-Bo for his professional guidance and technical assistance, Yang Fang and Sung Wen-Ti for their revision of my drafts, Daniel and Sophie for making me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. My experience in Canberra would not have been as fulfilling without the sensible advice and hospitality of them all. I would also like to extend my gratitude to previous recipients of the Fellowship w