RIETI - Asian Network of Economic Policy Research (ANEPR) 2003-2004 Asia in Search of a New Order 16-17 January 2004

Events

Symposiums
BBL Seminars (by fiscal year)

Date: 16 - 17 January, 2004.
Venue: United Nations University
Language: English

If you would like a copy of any of the handouts, please send an email to conf-anepr4@rieti.go.jp

Day 1: January 16, 2004

10:00-10:15 Opening Remarks

AOKI Masahiko (RIETI President & Chief Research Officer / Professor, Stanford University)

10:15-13:30 Session 1: Asian Regional Economy in a Multilateral Setting

Session Coordinators:
	C. H. KWAN (RIETI Senior Fellow) Why the Yuan Should be Revalued -- A Stronger Yuan Should Benefit not Japan but China Itself -- [PDF:213KB]
	HISATAKE Masato (RIETI Director of Research / Senior Fellow)

Main Speakers:
	AHN Dukgeun (KDI School) Modality of Korea-Japan FTA: From the Perspective of Korea [PDF:24KB]
	CHIA Siow Yue (Singapore Institute of International Affairs) ASEAN and East Asian Economic Integration [PDF:32KB]
	FUKAGAWA Yukiko (RIETI Faculty Fellow / University of Tokyo) Post-crisis Regionalism in East Asia and Strategic Significance of Japan-Korea FTA [PDF:96KB]
	FUKAO Kyoji (RIETI Faculty Fellow / Hitotsubashi University) The Success and Future Potential of East Asian Regional Trade [PDF:76KB] Vertical Intra-Industry Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in East Asia (Reference) [PDF:376KB]
	ITO Takatoshi (University of Tokyo) East Asian Economic Cooperation and Integration [PDF:104KB]
	Lawrence LAU (Stanford University) Remarks on "Asian Regional Economy in a Multilateral Setting" [PDF:64KB]
	LI Jiange (Development Research Center of the State Council of PRC) Position paper (Chinese) [PDF:116KB]
	Ronald MCKINNON (Stanford University) The East Asian Dollar Standard (Revised on Jan. 7, 2004) [PDF:94KB]
	MUNAKATA Naoko (RIETI Senior Fellow / Visiting Scholar, The Sigur Center for Asian Studies, The George Washington University) Compassionate Peaceful Evolution? [PDF:32KB]
	SAEKI Hidetaka (RIETI Vice President / Senior Fellow) "Japan in Asia" and "Asia in Japan": Japan's Trade Policy After Cancun [PDF:24KB]
	TSUGAMI Toshiya (RIETI Senior Fellow) How Should East Asian Countries Accommodate the Economic Rise of China -- A Japan's View -- [PDF:40KB]
	URATA Shujiro (RIETI Faculty Fellow / Waseda University) Toward the Formation of East Asia FTA (EAFTA) [PDF:28KB]
	WANG Yunjong (KIEP) Financial Cooperation in East Asia [PDF:328KB]
	WU Rong-I (Taiwan Institute of Economic Research) A New Regional Order in Asia - A Constructive Way Forward [PDF:27KB]
	YAMASHITA Kazuhito (RIETI Senior Fellow) Agriculture and Food in Free Trade Agreements [PDF:24KB]
	ZHANG Jun (Fudan University) Northeast Asia Economic Integration: The Way Ahead [PDF:24KB]

14:15-17:45 Session 2: Information, Culture, and Human Mobility in East Asia and Beyond

Session Coordinators:
	AOKI Masahiko (RIETI President & Chief Research Officer / Professor, Stanford University)
	AIZU Izumi (Asia Network Research)

Main Speakers:
	Peng Hwa ANG (Nanyang Technological University / GLOCOM) Information Flow and Control and Their Consequences in Countering the 21st Century Threats of Terrorism [PDF:20KB]
	AZUMA Hiroki (GLOCOM) Proposal of Research Exchange Projects on Asian "Pop" Cultures [PDF:24KB]
	IKEDA Nobuo (RIETI Senior Fellow) Will Digital Appliances Save Japan? [PDF:56KB]
	NAKAMURA Ichiya (RIETI Consulting Fellow / Stanford Japan Center Research) Pop Culture and Digital Policy [PDF:36KB]
	OKAZAKI Tetsuji (RIETI Faculty Fellow / University of Tokyo) Limitation of Legal Governance and Role of Private Institutions: Some Historical Examples [PDF:24KB]
	SAKAI Masayoshi (METI) What the Idol Industry Will Add to the Integration Phenomena in East Asia? [PDF:20KB]
	TAKIZAWA Hirokazu (RIETI Fellow) What Happens When Different Cultures Interact [PDF:28KB]
	Xiao Meng (Bijiao, China) SARS Crisis Under Globalization [PDF:48KB]
	YOKOYAMA Yoshinori (RIETI Senior Fellow) Perspectives on the Movement of Information, Culture, and People [PDF:52KB]

18:30-19:00 Cocktail Reception by the "Hikari" Room entrance

19:00-21:00 Dinner in the "Hikari" Room

Day 2: January 17, 2004

9:00-13:00 Session 3: Regional Security and Crisis Management in Asia

Session Coordinators:
	SOEYA Yoshihide (RIETI Faculty Fellow / Keio University)
	MUNAKATA Naoko (RIETI Senior Fellow / Visiting Scholar, The Sigur Center for Asian Studies, The George Washington University)

Main Speakers:
	Gerald CURTIS (RIETI Faculty Fellow / Columbia University) Position Paper [PDF:24KB]
	Stephen KRASNER (Stanford University) Unilateralism, Possibly Unavoidable [PDF:36KB]
	LIM Wonhyuk (Presidential Committee on Northeast Asian Business Hub, Korea) The Anatomy of a Failure: The Geneva Agreed Framework of 1994 [PDF:36KB]
	SAEKI Hidetaka (RIETI Vice President / Senior Fellow)
	SHI Yinhong (Renmin University of China) National Direction of China in the Contemporary and Future World Politics: An Advocacy for "Diplomatic Philosophy" and Grand Strategy [PDF:64KB]
	TAKAHARA Akio (Rikkyo University) The Rise of China and Security in East Asia [PDF:28KB]

13:00-14:00 Working Lunch in Reception Hall, United Nations University 2nd floor

14:00-17:30 Session 4: Wrap-Up Session - Searching for a New Order

Session Coordinator:
	AOKI Masahiko (RIETI President & Chief Research Officer / Professor, Stanford University)

Speakers: All

18:00-20:00 Post-conference Social in Reception Hall, United Nations University 2nd floor

* The agenda is subject to change.