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Join this important event that will take a look at China's economy since its accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001. This event is cosponsored by the Research Center for Chinese Politics & Business (RCCPB) of Indiana University and the China Institute of WTO Studies at the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) in Beijing.
Over 40 speakers
from the WTO, Chinese and foreign governments, law firms, and leading universities, including:
Sun Zhenyu, China's former Ambassador to the WTO
Robert Wang, Deputy Chief of Mission, American Embassy
Christian Murck, President, The American Chamber of Commerce in the People's Republic of China
Wang Xiaodong, Special Counselor to the Director-General, WTO
Robert Kapp, President, Kapp & Associates
Xiao Jin, Partner, King & Wood Law Firm
Over 40 speakers
from the WTO, Chinese and foreign governments, law firms, and leading universities, including:
Sun Zhenyu, China's former Ambassador to the WTO
Robert Wang, Deputy Chief of Mission, American Embassy
Christian Murck, President, The American Chamber of Commerce in the People's Republic of China
Wang Xiaodong, Special Counselor to the Director-General, WTO
Robert Kapp, President, Kapp & Associates
Xiao Jin, Partner, King & Wood Law Firm
Topics Include:
The Effect of WTO Entry on China's Economic Reforms and Economy
The WTO and China's Bilateral Economic Relations
China and WTO Negotiations
China and the Dispute Resolution System
Reforming the WTO Free Trade Agreements
China and Global Governance
Locations
Saturday, October 29, All Day – Beijing International Hotel
Sunday, October 30, All Day – University of International Business & Economics
Visit the official website: http://www.indiana.edu/~rccpb/wto/
Attendance is free, but space is limited. So register as soon as possible to reserve a seat.
Important Contacts
Scott Kennedy (甘思德), Director, RCCPB. kennedys@indiana.edu, +86-134-3961-4490 (beginning Sunday, October 23)
Lily He (何丽丽), China Operations Manager, RCCPB, lilyhe.rccpb@gmail.com, +86-138-1141-8966, +86-186-1842-5986.
Tu Xinquan (屠新泉), Associate Dean, China Institute for WTO Studies: tuxinquan@126.com, +86-139-1000-8074.
Download the latest agenda below.
The Effect of WTO Entry on China's Economic Reforms and Economy
The WTO and China's Bilateral Economic Relations
China and WTO Negotiations
China and the Dispute Resolution System
Reforming the WTO Free Trade Agreements
China and Global Governance
Locations
Saturday, October 29, All Day – Beijing International Hotel
Sunday, October 30, All Day – University of International Business & Economics
Visit the official website: http://www.indiana.edu/~rccpb/wto/
Attendance is free, but space is limited. So register as soon as possible to reserve a seat.
Important Contacts
Scott Kennedy (甘思德), Director, RCCPB. kennedys@indiana.edu, +86-134-3961-4490 (beginning Sunday, October 23)
Lily He (何丽丽), China Operations Manager, RCCPB, lilyhe.rccpb@gmail.com, +86-138-1141-8966, +86-186-1842-5986.
Tu Xinquan (屠新泉), Associate Dean, China Institute for WTO Studies: tuxinquan@126.com, +86-139-1000-8074.
Download the latest agenda below.
