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Program for Thursday, 3 December
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9:00
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Registration
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9:30
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Introduction
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9:40
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Keynote
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Ajit Singh, Professor, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
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Economic Nationalism, Economic Policy, and Development in the Twenty First Century
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10:30
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Coffee Break
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Morning session: Capitalism, Localization, and Economic Nationalism in East Asia
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10:50
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Keikoh Ryu, Postdoctoral Fellow, Waseda University, Japan
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Research on Localization at Japanese Corporations in China: The Nexus of Harmonious Society and Public Value Creation
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11:20
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You-il Lee, Associate Professor, University of South Australia, Australia
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A Critical Approach to South Korea's Newly Adopted Globalism: The End of Korean Capitalism?
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11:50
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Coffee Break
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12:20
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Karl Gerth, University Lecturer in Modern Chinese History, Merton College, Oxford University, United Kingdom
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From China Made to China Managed: Branding as the New Form of Economic Nationalism in Contemporary China
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12:50
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Discussion: "Capitalism, Localization, and Economic Nationalism in East Asia"
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13:30
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Lunch
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Afternoon session: Nationalism via Public Policy, International Joint Ventures, and Food Security
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14:30
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Arabinda Acharya, Associate Professor, School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
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Reforms, Public Policy and International Financial Institutions: Involvement of International Organizations in Domestic Decision Making Processes - Case Study - Taxation Reforms in Orissa (India)
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15:00
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Jason Jackson, PhD Candidate, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States
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The Rules Are Rigged: How Nationalist Institutions Mediate the Tension Between Cooperation and Competition in Indian Joint Ventures
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15:30
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Coffee Break
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15:50
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Shailaja Fennell, Lecturer in Development Studies and Fellow of Jesus College, University of Cambridge
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Grains, Growth, and Globalisation: the Political Economy of Asian Agriculture
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16:20
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Discussion: "Nationalism via Public Policy, International Joint Ventures, and Food Security"
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17:00
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End
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Program for Friday, 4 December
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9:00
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Registration
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9:30
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Keynote
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Mark Selden, Professor, Binghamton University, United States, Senior Research Associate, Cornell University, United States
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Nationalism and Regionalism in Contemporary East Asia
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10:20
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Coffee Break
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Morning session: Practicing Economic Nationalism with Industry, Trade, and Finance
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10:40
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Toshiya Ozaki, Professor, College of Business, Rikkyo University, Japan
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Evolution of Japanese Economic Nationalism and Its Implication to East Asia
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11:10
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Taka Suzuki, Director of East Asian Studies, Ohio University, United States
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Globalization, Financial Crisis, and the State in Japan
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11:40
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Coffee Break
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12:00
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Yang Jiang, Assistant Professor, Asia Research Centre, CBS
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Rethinking the Beijing Consensus: How China Responds to Crises
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12:30
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Discussion: "Practicing Economic Nationalism with Industry, Trade, and Finance"
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13:10
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Lunch
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Afternoon session: Business, Industry, and the State in Contemporary Indian Nationalism
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14:10
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Surajit Mazumdar, Professor, Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, New Delhi, India
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Big Business and Economic Nationalism in India
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14:40
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Anthony D'Costa, Professor, Asia Research Centre, CBS, Denmark
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Economic Nationalism in Motion
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15:10
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Discussion: "Business, Industry, and the State in Contemporary Indian Nationalism"
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16:00
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End
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Sidst opdateret af Bente Faurby 26.11.2009
