GSP’s organized research in Chinese Studies includes the organization of conferences, the publication of scholarly journals and book series, and the international collaboration of scholars in Chinese philosophy, as illustrated below.

I. ACPA-Book Series:
Editor-in-Chief: Peiming Ni (Grand Valley State U.)
Editorial Board
Yong Huang (Kutztown U.), Chenyang Li (Central Washington U.), Chuang Liu (U. of Florida),
Bo Mou (San Jose State U.), Peimin Ni (Grand Valley State U.), Kwong-loi Shun (U.of California, Berkeley),Qingjie Wang (Chinese U. of Hong Kong ), Robin Wang (Loyola Marymount U.), Jiyuan Yu (State U.of New York at Buffalo), Ellen Zhang (Temple U.)

II. ACPA-Journal, Dao
Editor: HUANG Yong (Kutztown U.)
Editorial Board: AN Yanming (Clemson U.), CHEN Kuide, (Institute of Chinese Studies at Princeton), CHEN Lai (Beijing U.), CHEN Xunwu (U. of Texas at San Antonio), CUA Antonio (Catholic U.of America), FAN Ruiping (City U. of Hong Kong), HANG Chun-chieh (National Taiwan U., Institute of Chinese Literature and Philosophy, Academia Sinica),JIANG Tao, (Southern Illinois University U.), LI Xiaorong (U. of Maryland), LIU Xiusheng (St. Clouds U.),SHANG Geling, Department of Philosophy, Grand Valley State University,TU Weiming, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard U.),,WANG Xinli (Juniata College), XIAO Yang (Middlebury College),Yang Guorong (East China Norma U.),ZHAI Zhenming (Zhongshan U.)

III. Consortium for Bilingual Texts: Chinese History, Literature, Philosophy and Religion

Editor-in-Chief:
John W. Chaffee (Binghamton U.)

Editorial Board:
John H. Bertheong (Boston U.), Ron Guey Chu (Academia Sinica, Taiwan), David B. Honey (Brigham Young U.), Zu-Yan Chen (Binghamton U.), Yong Haung (Kutztown U.), Chun-Fang Yu (Rutgers U., New Brunswick)

Managing Editor:
Parviz Morewedge (Rutgers U.),

Administrative:
Charles Randall Paul (Foundation for Interreligious Diplomacy), Daniel C. Peterson (Brigham Young U.), Charles Burroughs (Binghamton U.),

Sponsors :
Binghamton U.( Asian and Asian American Studies Program),Center for Early Medieval and Renaissance Studies)
Foundation for Interreligious Diplomacy.
Boston U. (School of Theology, Institute for Dialogue Among Religious Traditions
Brigham Young U. (Center for Preservation of Ancient Sacred Religious Texts)
Rutgers U. (Department of Religion)

International Sponsors:
Hangzhou U.
Jinan U.
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (Beijing)

GSP plans to form a consortium of various organizations over the globe to further organized research in Asian Studies At the present, in the discipline of Chinese Studies, GSP has collaborated with the following organizations:

• Association of Chinese Philosophers in America
• Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Beijing, People's Republic of China(PRC)
• East China Normal University, Shanghai, PRC
• Zhongshan University, Guangzhou, PRC
• Hangzhou University, PRC
• Jinan University, PRC
• Brigham University
• Boston University
• Center for the Development of Asian Studies, Kennesaw University
• State University of New York, Oneonta
• Asian and Asian-American Studies Program, Binghamton University