Rising Powers

Tagesseminar "Rising powers"
Veranstaltungsdatum: 22.06.2012 09:15 Uhr - 13:00 Uhr

Veranstaltungsort: Hauptgebäude, Raum 238 (Aula) Treskowallee 8 10318 Berlin
Es referieren zwei Gastwissenschaftler von Partneruniversitäten in Neu Delhi und
Shanghai sowie zwei deutsche Experten. China und Indien sind die größten sog.
"Emerging Market Economies", die 35 Prozent der Weltbevölkerung repräsentieren.

Chinese, German and Indian experts will deliver their insights into the development
strategy and economic policies of China, the role of innovation in India and into
the performance of the Indian derivate market during the Global Financial Crisis.
Students and lecturers are cordially invited.

Programm

  a.. 9:15-09:20 Uhr
  Welcome by Prof. Dr. Michael Kulka, Dekan des Fachbereich 3
  b.. 9:20-09:30 Uhr
  Introduction by Prof. Dr. Jan Priewe, Project co-director "DAAD Partnership on
Economic Development Studies", HTW Berlin
  c.. 9:30-10:15 Uhr
  How did Indian OTC Derivatives Market Perform in the Global Financial Crisis?
  Prof. Dr. Dayanand Arora, Department 3, HTW Berlin
  d.. 10:15-11:05 Uhr
  From Technological Learning to Innovations: Evolving Paradigms in India
  Sabyasachi Saha, PhD candidate at Centre for International Trade and Development
(CITD) at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, and Visiting Re-search
Fellow at HTW Berlin
  e.. 11:05-11:20 Uhr -Break
  f.. 11:20-12:10 Uhr
  China's Changing Growth Formula
  Finn Marten Körner. PhD candidate, Researcher and Project Coordinator at Zentra -
Center for Transnational Studies, Universities of Bremen and Oldenburg
  g.. 12:10-13:00 Uhr
  The Chinese Economy: Recent Trends, New Challenges and New Directions
  Prof. Dr. Laike Yang. School of Finance and Statistics at the East China Normal
University, Shanghai, and Visiting Research Fellow at HTW Berlin.

Veranstalter des Tagesseminars sind die beiden Forschungsprojekte "Economic
Development Studies on Money, Finance and Trade" sowie "Partnerschaft mit
Hochschulen in Entwicklungsländern (PHIEL): Economic Development Studies"