Workshop
on
After the G20
Hosted
by
School of International and Diplomatic Affairs,
Shanghai International Studies University, Shanghai
November 14th, 2010
Venue:
November 14th, 2010 | |
08:30－09:00 | Registration (at the lobby of the Conference Center, Shanghai International Studies University) |
09:00－10:15 | Opening Session Chair: Prof. Qian Hao, Director, Centre for Canadian Studies, |
09:00－09:05 | Welcome and Introduction Prof. Qian Hao, Director of Centre for Canadian Studies, School of International and Diplomatic Affairs, Shanghai International Studies University |
09:05－09:25 | Welcoming Remarks Prof. Zhang Shuguang, VP, Ms. Sumeeta Chandavarkar, Consul, Consulate General of Canada in Shanghai Prof. Feng Jianwen, President, Association for Canadian Studies in Prof. John Kirton, Director of G8/G20 Research Group, University of Toronto |
09:25－09:50 | Keynote Speaking I Mr. Mark Kruger,Minister Counselor, Head of Section (Economics and Finance), Canadian Embassy in “The Canadian Financial System and G20 Financial Reform” |
09:50－10:15 | Keynote Speaking II Prof. Pang Zhongying, School of International Studies, “Cooperation among Developing States in G |
10:15-10:35 Group Photo and Coffee Break | |
10:35－12:00 | Session 1: G20 Summits 2010: From Chair: Prof. Su Changhe, Dean, |
10:35－10:50 | Prof. John Kirton, Director of G8/G20 Research Group, University of “G |
10:50－11:05 | Dr. Zhu Jiejin, Deputy Director of Center for Canadian Studies, School of International and Diplomatic Affairs, Shanghai International Studies University “Informality and the Institution-building of the G |
11:05－11:20 | Dr. Wang Wei, Institute of American Studies, “Barriers for Cooperation under the G20: Within and Among Clusters” |
11:20－11:35 | Prof. Wei Zongyou, “Informal Groupings and the Future of G20” |
11:35－12:00 | Questions and Discussion |
12:00-13:30 Lunch | |
12:10-12:20 The Chinese Version of The G8 System and the G20 Book Launch | |
13:30－14:50 | Session 2: G20 Institutionalization and Potential Model for Global Governance Chair: Prof. John Kirton, Director of G8 /G20 Research Group, |
13:30－13:45 | Prof. Peter Hajnal, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto “G20’s Relationship with Civil Society” |
13:45－14:00 | Dr. He Yao, Institute for World Economy Studies, “G20 Institutions in the Viewpoint of Global Governance: The Trend and |
14:00－14:15 | Prof. Stephen Brown, School of Political Studies, The “ |
14:15－14:30 | Mr. Steven C. Kuo, PhD candidate, School of International Relations, University of St. Andrews (U.K.) “Chinese and Western Models of Development Aid in Africa: What do Liberians Think?” |
14:30－14:50 | Questions and Discussion |
14:50-15:00 Coffee Break | |
15:00－16:20 | Session 3: International Responsibilities and Multi-Cooperation: Chair: Prof. Wei Zongyou, |
15:00－15:15 | Prof. Kathryn Jo-Anne Harrison, Associate Dean, Faculty of Arts, The “Canadian Climate Policy: Challenges and Opportunities” |
15:15－15:30 | Prof. Yu Hongyuan, Deputy Director of the Department of International Organizations and Laws，Shanghai Institutes for International Studies “ |
15:30－15:45 | Dr. Xu Ting, University of International Business and Economics “G20 and Green Economy” |
15:45－16:00 | Ms. Wang Qian, Programme officer, World Wide Fund Shanghai Programme Office “Ways Towards Low Carbon in the Fast Developing China：Exploration of WWF’s China Low Carbon City Initiative” |
16:00－16:20 | Questions and Discussion |
16:20-16:30 Coffee Break | |
16:30－17:30 | Session 4: The Economic Relationship of Canada-China in Investment and Trade Chair: Prof. Stephen Brown, |
16:30－16:45 | Prof. Zuo Liancun, Deputy Director of the Center for Canadian Studies, “The Economic and Trade Relationship of Sino-Canada in the Age of Post-Crisis: Opportunities and Outlook” |
16:45－17:00 | Prof. Xu Donggen, “The Research on Regulation of Insider Trading in Canadian Capital Market” |
17:00－17:15 | Dr. Wang Duanyong, Center for China’s Overseas Interests, School of International and Diplomatic Affairs, Shanghai International Studies University “An Empirical Analysis on the Determinant sof China’s Investments in Canada” |
17:15－17:30 | Questions and Discussion |
17:30－17:40 | Summary Prof. Su Changhe, Dean, School of International and Diplomatic Affairs, |
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