会议主题 构建澜湄国家命运共同体：数智时代的区域国别研究与国际传播创新
指导单位 高校区域国别学人才培养与学科建设联盟
主办单位 华夏文化促进会传播研究专业委员会、中国广播电视社会组织联合会周边传播研究基地、红河学院
承办单位 红河学院区域国别与新闻传播学院
支持单位 云南省社会科学院
学术支持 中国传媒大学出版社、《云南社会科学》、《南亚东南亚研究》
时 间 2026年11月27—29日
地 点 红河学院、红河书院（云南省红河哈尼族彝族自治州蒙自市）
澜湄合作打造了区域合作的“金色样板”，树立了构建人类命运共同体的成功典范。2026年是澜湄合作首次领导人会议召开暨澜湄合作正式启动十周年。十年来，六国秉持“发展为先、平等协商、务实高效、开放包容”的澜湄精神，政治互信持续巩固，务实合作成果丰硕，澜湄国家命运共同体建设稳步推进，为全球南方团结合作积累了宝贵经验。当前，世界百年变局加速演进，数智变革纵深发展，澜湄合作走深走实，既需要扎实的区域国别知识积累，也需要有力的国际传播支撑。加强数智时代的区域国别研究与国际传播创新，深化澜湄文明交流互鉴，是服务澜湄国家命运共同体建设、以学术力量助推构建人类命运共同体的时代课题。
为搭建国内外学界与业界的交流平台，在高校区域国别学人才培养与学科建设联盟指导下，华夏文化促进会传播研究专业委员会、中国广播电视社会组织联合会周边传播研究基地、红河学院计划于2026年11月27—29日在云南蒙自联合举办“2026澜湄区域国别与国际传播学术研讨会”。本次研讨会得到云南省社会科学院的支持，以“构建澜湄国家命运共同体：数智时代的区域国别研究与国际传播创新”为主题，重点讨论澜湄合作十年与命运共同体建设、澜湄文明交流互鉴与人文合作、数智时代的国际传播创新与能力建设、中越命运共同体建设与滇桂对越合作等议题，现面向国内外专家学者和实务工作者征集学术论文、案例报告及国际传播实践成果。
分论坛及参考议题
会议拟设置以下4个分论坛，征稿范围包括但不限于所列议题：
分论坛一
澜湄合作十年与命运共同体建设
1. 澜湄合作十年成就、机制经验与未来十年发展路径
2. 澜湄国家命运共同体建设与跨境非传统安全风险的协同治理
3. 澜沧江—湄公河流域水资源合作、气候韧性与生态环境协同治理
分论坛二
澜湄文明交流互鉴与人文合作
1. 澜湄文明交流的历史脉络、文化联系与互鉴经验
2. 澜湄文化遗产的保护传承、活化利用与跨境合作
3. 澜湄教育与青年交流中的跨文化理解、文化认同与民心相通
分论坛三
数智时代的国际传播创新与能力建设
1. 澜湄周边传播的理念、机制与实践研究
2. 澜湄各国国际传播理念、政策与实践的比较研究
3. 澜湄国际传播中的多语种表达、在地化实践与受众研究
4. 数字平台与生成式人工智能背景下的国际传播能力建设及风险治理
分论坛四
中越命运共同体建设与滇桂对越合作
1. 中越发展战略对接与滇桂对越合作机制
2. 滇桂对越互联互通、口岸联动与产业链供应链协同
3. 红河流域及中越边境地区的跨境治理、生态保护与人文交流
投稿人可围绕会议主题和分论坛方向自拟题目。鼓励围绕澜湄各国共同关切和区域合作中的现实问题，充分运用相关国家的语言资料，开展田野调查、跨国比较与案例研究，深入分析各国政策需求、制度差异和合作难点，提出具有针对性和可操作性的政策建议，形成兼具理论解释力、现实关怀和决策参考价值的研究成果。
会议安排
11月27日（星期五） 报到
11月28日（星期六） 开幕式、主旨报告、平行分论坛、闭幕式
11月29日（星期日） 学术调研、离会
具体安排以正式参会通知为准。
投稿须知
1. 稿件要求：学术论文和案例报告须为未公开发表的原创成果；国际传播实践成果须为原创或已取得合法授权。所有投稿成果应主题鲜明、观点明确、材料翔实，符合学术规范，不涉密、不侵权。
中文稿件的篇幅要求如下：学术论文一般以8000—15000字为宜，案例报告以5000—8000字为宜；国际传播实践成果应提交3000—5000字或相当篇幅的说明材料，可附图片、音视频或项目链接。
投稿文档须包括题目、作者姓名、工作单位、作者简介、联系电话、电子邮箱、摘要、3—5个关键词。中文论文摘要一般为300—500字。中文稿件的文内引注和文末参考文献采用国家标准GB/T 7714—2025《信息与文献 参考文献著录规则》。外语稿件的篇幅、摘要及译文要求见英文版投稿须知。
2. 截稿时间：2026年11月3日
3. 投稿方式：请将投稿材料以Word文档形式发送至会议投稿邮箱。邮件主题及Word附件统一命名为“作者姓名＋工作单位＋成果题目”。图片、音视频等附件可随邮件提交或提供有效链接。
4. 投稿邮箱：huc_sisc@163.com
会议组委会将围绕主题契合度、学术质量、资料基础和现实价值组织专家评审，并向入选作者发送正式参会通知。
参会说明
1. 会议报告语言为中文或英文，参会者可任选其一。
2. 会议注册、食宿、交通、学术调研及其他会务安排，以后续正式参会通知为准。会议不收取会务费，参会人员交通、住宿费用自理。
3. 受会议规模限制，未投稿但有意参会者，可向会务组提交参会申请，由会议组织方统筹确认。
联系方式
红河学院区域国别与新闻传播学院
2026年10月3日
2026 Lancang–Mekong Symposium on Area Studies and International Communication
Call for Papers
Conference Theme
Building a Lancang–Mekong Community with a Shared Future: Innovation in Area Studies and International Communication in the Digital and AI Era
Guiding Organization
Alliance of Chinese Universities for Talent Cultivation and Discipline Development in Area Studies
Co-hosts
Communication Research Committee, Huaxia Culture Promotion Association; Research Base for Communication with Neighboring Countries, China Federation of Radio and Television Associations; Honghe University
Organizer
School of International Studies and Communication, Honghe University
Supporting Organization
Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences
Academic Support
Communication University of China Press
Social Sciences in Yunnan
South and Southeast Asian Studies
Dates: November 27–29, 2026
Venues: Honghe University and Honghe Academy, Mengzi, Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China
Lancang–Mekong Cooperation (LMC) has become a leading example of regional cooperation and a successful model for building a community with a shared future for humanity. The year 2026 marks the tenth anniversary of the first LMC Leaders’ Meeting and the formal launch of LMC. Over the past decade, the six Lancang–Mekong countries have upheld the spirit of putting development first, consulting on an equal footing, pursuing practical and efficient cooperation, and embracing openness and inclusiveness. Political mutual trust has deepened, cooperation has delivered substantial results, and progress has been made toward a Lancang–Mekong community with a shared future, offering valuable lessons for solidarity and cooperation across the Global South. Amid profound changes in the international landscape and the rapid advance of digital and AI technologies, deeper regional cooperation calls for both a strong foundation in area studies and effective international communication. Advancing area studies and innovation in international communication in the digital and AI era, while promoting exchanges and mutual learning among the region’s civilizations, is an important academic contribution to building a Lancang–Mekong community with a shared future and a community with a shared future for humanity.
To bring together scholars and practitioners from China and abroad, the Communication Research Committee of the Huaxia Culture Promotion Association, the Research Base for Communication with Neighboring Countries of the China Federation of Radio and Television Associations, and Honghe University plan to jointly convene the 2026 Lancang–Mekong Symposium on Area Studies and International Communication in Mengzi, Yunnan, on November 27–29, 2026. The symposium will be held under the guidance of the Alliance of Chinese Universities for Talent Cultivation and Discipline Development in Area Studies, with support from the Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences. Under the theme “Building a Lancang–Mekong Community with a Shared Future: Innovation in Area Studies and International Communication in the Digital and AI Era”, it will examine ten years of LMC and the development of a community with a shared future, exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations and people-to-people cooperation, international communication innovation and capacity building in the digital and AI era, and the China–Vietnam community with a shared future and Yunnan–Guangxi cooperation with Vietnam. We invite academic papers, case study reports, and practice-based submissions in international communication from scholars and practitioners worldwide.
Conference Tracks and Suggested Topics
Four parallel tracks are planned. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following.
Track1
Ten Years of Lancang–Mekong Cooperation and Building a Community with a Shared Future
1. Achievements and institutional experience gained over ten years of LMC, and development pathways for the next decade
2. Building a Lancang–Mekong community with a shared future and coordinated governance of cross-border non-traditional security risks
3. Water resources cooperation, climate resilience and coordinated environmental governance in the Lancang–Mekong River Basin
Track2
Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilizations and People-to-People Cooperation in the Lancang–Mekong Region
1. Historical trajectories of exchanges among civilizations, cultural connections and experiences of mutual learning in the Lancang–Mekong region
2. Safeguarding, passing on and revitalizing cultural heritage in the Lancang–Mekong region, including through cross-border cooperation
3. Intercultural understanding, cultural identity and people-to-people bonds through educational and youth exchanges
Track3
International Communication Innovation and Capacity Building in the Digital and AI Era
1. Concepts, mechanisms and practices of communication with neighboring countries in the Lancang–Mekong region
2. Comparative studies of international communication concepts, policies and practices across the Lancang–Mekong countries
3. Multilingual expression, localization practices and audience research in international communication across the Lancang–Mekong region
4. International communication capacity building and risk governance in the context of digital platforms and generative AI
Track4
The China–Vietnam Community with a Shared Future and Yunnan–Guangxi Cooperation with Vietnam
1. China–Vietnam development strategy alignment and mechanisms for Yunnan–Guangxi cooperation with Vietnam
2. Connectivity, coordination among ports of entry, and industrial and supply chain coordination between Yunnan, Guangxi and Vietnam
3. Cross-border governance, ecological conservation and people-to-people exchanges in the Red River Basin and China–Vietnam border areas
Authors may propose their own topics within the conference theme and tracks. We particularly encourage research on shared concerns across the Lancang–Mekong countries and practical challenges in regional cooperation. Authors are encouraged to make substantive use of sources in the languages of the countries concerned and draw on fieldwork, cross-country comparisons or case studies. We welcome work that examines policy needs, institutional differences and obstacles to cooperation in depth, offers targeted and feasible policy recommendations, and combines theoretical insight with practical and policy relevance.
Tentative Programme
Friday, November 27: Arrival and registration
Saturday, November 28: Opening ceremony, keynote presentations, parallel sessions and closing ceremony
Sunday, November 29: Academic field visits and departure
The final programme will be provided in the official notice to participants.
Submission Guidelines
1. Submission Requirements
Academic papers and case study reports must be original and unpublished. Practice-based submissions in international communication must be original or duly authorized. All submissions should have a clear focus, present a well-defined argument, be supported by reliable evidence, and comply with academic standards. They must not disclose confidential information or infringe the rights of others.
Academic papers in English should normally be 6,000–8,000 words, and case study reports in English should normally be 3,000–5,000 words. Practice-based submissions in international communication written in English should include an explanatory document of 1,500–2,500 words. Images, audio, video or project links may be included.
Each submission must include a title, the author’s name and institutional affiliation, a brief author biography, a contact telephone number, an email address, an abstract, and 3–5 keywords. Abstracts for academic papers in English should normally be 300–500 words. In-text citations and reference lists of English-language submissions should follow APA style (7th edition).
Submissions in Vietnamese, Lao, Khmer, Burmese, Thai and other languages should normally be 6,000–8,000 words or of equivalent length, and must be accompanied by a title, an abstract and keywords in either Chinese or English.
2. Submission Deadline
November 3, 2026
3. How to Submit
Please email your submission as a Word document to the conference submission address below. Use the same naming format for the email subject line and the Word attachment filename: “Author’s Name + Institutional Affiliation + Submission Title”. Images, audio and video files may be attached to the email or shared via accessible links.
4. Submission Email
huc_sisc@163.com
Submission Review
The organizing committee will arrange expert review based on relevance to the conference theme, academic quality, the strength of the supporting evidence, and practical significance. Authors of accepted submissions will receive an official participation notice.
Participation Information
Presentations may be delivered in either Chinese or English.
There is no conference registration fee. Participants are generally responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses. The organizers will cover these expenses for selected invited guests. Further details on registration, meals, accommodation, transport, academic field visits and other practical arrangements will be provided in the official notice to participants.
Contacts
School of International Studies and Communication, Honghe University
October 3, 2026
