WTO Conference Agenda EN CH Draft Sept 12 2011.pdf
WTO Conference Agenda EN CH Draft Sept 12 2011.pdf
WTO Conference Agenda EN CH Draft Sept 12 2011.pdf
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October 30, Day 2: UIBE China Institute for <strong>WTO</strong> Studies<br />
8:30-9:15 China and Global Governance<br />
Chair: *Zhang Hanlin, Dean, UIBE China Institute for <strong>WTO</strong> Studies<br />
Papers:<br />
*Cheng Dawei, Renmin University<br />
An Empirical Study on Chinese Industrial Diplomacy<br />
*Scott Kennedy, Indiana University<br />
The Rigid Status-Quo Power: China and Global Governance<br />
Commentators:<br />
*Yang Rongzhen, University of International Business and Economics<br />
*Li Chunding, CASS Institute of World Economics and Politics<br />
9:15-10:30 The <strong>WTO</strong>: General Trends in Chinese Participation<br />
Chair: *Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz, International Centre for Trade & Sustainable Development, Geneva<br />
10:30-10:45 Tea Break<br />
Papers:<br />
*Rorden Wilkinson, University of Manchester, and James Scott, University of Manchester<br />
China and the World Trade Organization<br />
*Wang Xiaodong, Office of the Director-General, World Trade Organization<br />
Chinese Participation in the <strong>WTO</strong><br />
*Wang Yong, Peking University<br />
Being in the <strong>WTO</strong> for 10 Years: China’s Learning Experience and Growing Confidence<br />
Commentators:<br />
*Tu Xinquan, University of International Business & Economics<br />
*Li Luosha, China Society for <strong>WTO</strong> Studies<br />
*Shuaihua Cheng, International Centre for Trade & Sustainable Development, Geneva<br />
11:00-<strong>12</strong>:00 The <strong>WTO</strong>: Negotiations and the Trade Policy Review Process<br />
Chair: *Shuaihua Cheng, International Centre for Trade & Sustainable Development, Geneva<br />
<strong>12</strong>:00-1:30 Luncheon<br />
Papers:<br />
*Tu Xinquan, University of International Business & Economics<br />
The Political Economy of China’s Access to the Government Procurement Agreement<br />
*Yang Rongzhen, University of International Business & Economics<br />
China’s Participation in the Trade Policy Review Process<br />
Commentators:<br />
*Edwin Way, Indiana University<br />
*Liang Wei, Monterey Institute of International Studies
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