Conference Program: Session A: Changes in the Situation on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asian Cooperation; Session B: The Free Movement of People, Goods, and Services.

Objectives of NICE: To deepen expertly the discussion on a number of issues for bringing about lasting socioeconomic development in Northeast Asia, on the summaries and investigations of the state of development of measures in each country, and on the direction of policies which ought to be...

This conference aims to join academics, futures industry professionals and policy makers from China and abroad to discuss developments and emerging risks of derivative markets; to research current problems and progress in practical applications; and to discuss policy recommendations. Papers can...

The committee invites submissions of high-quality and unpublished empirical research papers addressing contemporary issues related to the Chinese capital market. Possible research areas include, but are not limited to: corporate finance, asset pricing and valuation, corporate governance, and...

The purpose of the Conference will be to deepen on-going reflection on how to measure well-being and the progress of societies, enhance the relevance of measures and analysis for addressing key policy issues, and lead to concrete outputs, such as establishing frameworks for future work. It will...

Conference is focused on the area of the financial management and decision-making of the financial and non-financial companies. Topics: - Mergers and acquisitions, - Financial analysis of the company, - Financial sources of the company, - Company valuation, - Tax burden and tax incentives...

Scholars and PhD students are invited to submit papers on the following themes: - Global imbalances and current world financial crisis; - System risks of banking and other financial institutions; - Causes, consequences and lessons of the current and past crises; - The rise of economic...

Papers in all areas of risk management and derivatives are welcome.

The conference is preliminarily structured into three panels, which are: 1) Poverty as part of the international politics agenda 2) States and the struggle against poverty 3) International organizations and the struggle against poverty

SUGGESTED TOPICS 1. Sustainable Economic Growth for the New Millennium 2. Population, Health, and Sustainable Economic Growth 3. Education, Technology, and Knowledge Economy 4. Environment, Equality, Balanced Development, and Growth