The Annual Meeting of the New Champions is the foremost global business gathering in Asia. After five years, it is widely known as the Summer Davos – reflecting the “spirit of Davos” that for more than four decades has meant openness, collegiality and frank, yet friendly, exchange among...

Conference themes: 1. Competitive advantage of countries and regions: how do small open economies compete? 2. Regional and urban competitiveness: creativity and innovative drivers of urban competitiveness 3. New Thinking: Innovation systems and sustainable business models 4. Growing the...

Scholars and PhD students are invited to submit papers on the following themes, with an emphasis on globalisation: - Balance of payments and exchange rate policies; - China’s outward investment; - China and Africa; - Regional and bilateral trade agreements; - Impact on global commodity...

The Annual Meeting of the New Champions, the “Summer Davos”, is the foremost global business gathering in Asia. Introduced in 2007 in close collaboration with the People’s Republic of China and with the personal support of Premier Wen Jiabao, last year’s Meeting in Tianjin convened 1,300...

The Annual Meeting of the New Champions, the “Summer Davos”, is the foremost global business gathering in Asia. Driving growth through sustainability is fundamental for global, national and business competitiveness in the 21st century. This year’s programme will focus on how to increase...

The Programme will offer courses in Finance, Management, Economics, International Relations, and International Law.

Conference Theme: Pacific Impact on Global Economy Recovery

Topics at this conference will include but not limited to the followings: - Domestic and global financial issues, monetary and fiscal policy - Real estate, housing, and property rights - Labor, health care, aging, pensions, and social welfare - Regional development and income inequality -...

IT&FA invites proposals on all aspects of international trade and finance, including trade policy, exchange rates, investments and capital flows, migration, communications and transportation, governance and law, management and marketing. Industry-specific studies are welcome, as are proposals...

The themes of the Eleventh Annual Conference are: - Globalization and economies in transition; - Development, poverty and vulnerability; - Energy and environment; and - Wealth, aging and income distribution