Events

	Time	Place
An Insider’s Perspectives on American IT Multinationals in China and Japan Seminar with Ms. Junko Sasaki, General Manager, Customer Service & Support, Microsoft Japan	22.06 10.30 -12.00	Copenhagen Business School Dalgas Have 15 2000 Frederiksberg DSV089
The Politics of Intellectual Property in China: Larger Lessons for Today, May 7, 2012 Guest lecture with Associate Professor Andrew Mertha on intellectual property rights (IPR) in China	07.05 10.00 -12.00	Copenhagen Business School Dalgas Have 15 2000 Frederiksberg DSØ052
The Chinese Communist Party - Does Ideology Play a Role?, March 30, 2012 Guest lecture with Dr. Kerry Brown, Head of the Asia Programme at Chatham House in London	30.03 14.00 -16.00	Copenhagen Business School Dalgas Have 15 2000 Frederiksberg D1V089
One Year On - A Symposium Commemorating ‘311’, the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011, March 8, 2012 This symposium intends to ask - What challenges have the Japanese faced over the past year? How are they coping with and responding to them? What did they learn? What insights and implications can they share with us, and what can we share with them?	08.03 13.00 -16.00	Copenhagen University Bispetorvet 1-3 1167 Copenhagen Alexandersalen
Civil Society of India and its Democratic Dynamics from a 21st Century Asian Perspective, March 6, 2012 Guest lecture with Professor Chiharu Takenaka	06.03 10.00 -12.00	Copenhagen Business School Dalgas Have 15 2000 Frederiksberg D1V108
China’s Twelfth Five-Year Development Programme: Empty Rhetoric or a New Departure?, February 10, 2012 Professor Robert Ash, School of Oriental Studies and African Studies, University of London	10.02 10.00 -12.00	Copenhagen Business School Dalgas Have 15 2000 Frederiksberg DSV071
The Status and Challenges of Economic Integration in Europe and Asia, January 20, 2012 Guest lecture with the renowned Japanese professor Eiji Ogawa	20.01 13.30 -16.10	Solbjerg Plads 3 DK-2000 Frederiksberg SPs13
Japan Today: Challenges and Responses to Globalization Professors Toshiya Ozaki (Rikkyo University), Takehiko Kariya (University of Oxford), and Anthony P. D’Costa (Asia Research Centre, CBS) offer a multi-faceted discussion of the institutional challenges faced by Japan today and suggest some policy options for regaining a more dynamic and competitive Japan.	16.11 9.00 -12.30	Porcelænshaven 24B 2000 Frederiksberg PH408
Ph.D. defence: Xin Li, 2011 Toward an Integrative Framework of National Competitiveness: An application to China	03.11 11.30 -13.30	Copenhagen Business School Solbjerg Plads 3 2000 Frederiksberg SPs08
Is Europe’s crisis China’s opportunity? - China’s new economic presence in Europe and what it means for our future, 2011 "Seminar on China's and Chinese companies' economic presence in Europe"	04.10 16.00 -17.30	Copenhagen Business School Kilevej 14A 2000 Frederiksberg K150 (first floor)