Conference on China and Global Governance (中国于全球治理会议）

The Conference on China & Global Governance is the third in series for RCCPB's Initiative on China and Global Governance.

The Conference on China and Global Governance is the third conference in a series of a three-year initiative to better understand the extent and significance of Chinese involvement in the major areas of economic global governance and promote greater engagement and cooperation among governments, industry, and other stakeholders and scholars from the U.S., China, Europe and elsewhere. Thirty-eight scholars worldwide, carrying out 30 research projects on different aspects of Chinese business and politics from around the world, will come to IU Bloomington to present and discuss research at our conference. Among those speaking will be Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom, Distinguished Professor and the Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science in the College of Arts and Sciences, Professor in the School of Public and Environment Affairs, and co-founder of the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis at IU Bloomington. Other presenters will include Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz, co-founder of the Geneva-based International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development; Rorden Wilkinson, professor of international political economy at the University of Manchester (U.K.); Ren Xiao, professor and associate dean of the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai, China; and Lan Rongjie, an assistant professor at Guanghua Law School at Zhejiang University.

Globalization has created an interdependent world, but the development of institutions and processes to manage this transformation has not kept apace. The Conference on China & Global Governance (CCGG) is the third in series for RCCPB’s Initiative on China and Global Governance. The purpose of this initiative is to more fully understand the extent and significance of Chinese involvement in the major areas of economic global governance and promote the greater engage­ment and cooperation among the governments, industry, other stakeholders, and scholars from the three regions. At CCGG, participants of the Initiative will present the initial findings of their research through 18 working papers over the course of two days.  Participation is free, so register today!

Dicussion Panels

 

• · Global Governance: Issues & Themes
• · Investment
• · Rule of Law and Intellectual Property Rights
• · Public Health and Labor
• · Foreign Aid
• · The Environment and Sustainable Development
• · China & Global Governance: What Does It All Mean?

Participation in the conference is free and open to the public, but limited to 60 people. Please visit our website via the link below to reserve your seat.