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SHANGHAI FORUM 2018 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

HostFudan University

Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies (KFAS)

OrganizerFudan Development Institute

International Cooperation PartnersYale University, U.S.A.

University of Chicago, U.S.A.Washington University in St. Louis, U.S.A.

Georgetown University, U.S.A.University of California, U.S.A

Peterson Institute for International Economics, U.S.A. London School of Economics and Political Science, U.K.

Goethe University Frankfurt, GermanyUniversity of Hamburg, Germany

Center for European Economic Research (ZEW)Institute of East Asian Studies (IN-EAST), University of Duisburg-Essen

Cetro Studi Internazionali (Center for International Studies) CESAThe Nordic Council of MinistersNordic Institute of Asian Studies

Central Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank)Latvian Institute of International Affairs (LIIA)

Institute of Asian Studies, SlovakiaAsian Development BankWaseda University, Japan

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico

Fudan-Latin America University Consortium (FLAUC)New Development Bank

Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi, IndiaSino-Israel Global Network & Academic Leadership

Media Cooperation PartnerChina Daily

Xinhua News Agency Shanghai BranchJiefang Daily Wen Hui Bao SMG NEWS

China Business NetworkFinance.sina.com.cn

Tencent News


About Shanghai ForumShanghai Forum 2018 OrganizationShanghai Forum 2018 Agenda SHANGHAI FORUM 2018 ROUNDTABLESRoundtable 01. Trump and Asia: Changing US Policy and RoleChair: Wu Xinbo Dean, Institute of International Studies, Fudan UniversityRoundtable 02. New Finance, New Economy, New EraChair: Sun Lijian Director, Financial Research Center, Fudan Development Institute Wang Yongqin Professor, School of Economics, Fudan University Roundtable 03. Emerging Economies: The Way towards Win-win CooperationChair: Dániel Palotai Chief Economist, Central Bank of Hungary Li Dan Assistant Dean, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityRoundtable 04. Innovation Has No Limits in Coping with Aging ChallengesChair: Peng Xizhe Director, Center for Population and Development Policy Studies, Fudan UniversityRoundtable 05. China-Africa Relations towards Shared ProsperityChair: Zheng Yu Professor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University Miriam Altman Commissioner, National Planning Commission, South AfricaRoundtable 06. The Role of Multilateral Development Banks in Asia and Emerging Countries Post-2008 CrisisChair: Sergio Suchodolski Director General, Strategy and Partnerships, New Development BankRoundtable 07. Asia and Europe Synergy: Building An Adaptive and Inclusive Global Economic SystemChair: Ding Chun Director, Center for European Studies, Fudan University Daniel Gros Director, Center for European Policy StudiesRoundtable 08. Regional Disintegration: Driving Force, Way out and the Role Played by ChinaChair: Wan Guanghua Director, Institute of World Economy, Fudan University Luo Changyuan Deputy Director, Institute of World Economy, Fudan UniversityRoundtable 09. The International Comparison and Enlightenment of the Science and Technology Innovation Center ConstructionChair: Liu Huizhou Director, Chinese Academy of Sciences Documentation and Information Center Zhao Kebin Executive Vice President, Shanghai AcademyRoundtable 10. Deepen the Innovation of Green Finance, Serve the Economy for High-Quality DevelopmentChair: Chen Shiyi Professor, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityRoundtable 11. Transnational Dimensions of "Europe - East Asia" Cooperation - Advancing beyond Spaghetti Bowls of Bilateral RelationsChair: Li Yuan Professor, Mercator School of Management and Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen Markus Taube Professor, Mercator School of Management and Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Duisburg-EssenRoundtable 12. Reconciling Two Agendas: National Interests and Global JusticeChair: Guo Sujian Dean, Institute for Advanced Study in Social Sciences, Fudan UniversityRoundtable 13. Reform of Developmental International Organizations and Construction of New International RelationsChair: Su Changhe Executive Dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University

SHANGHAI FORUM 2018 SESSIONS Global GovernanceSession 01. The Belt and Road Initiative in Europe - Synergies and ChallengesChair: Andris Spruds Director, Latvian Institute of International Affairs

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Session 02. ASEAN-China Energy and Resources Cooperation in the Diamond DecadeChair: Shi Yuanhua Director, Center for China’s Relations with Neighboring Countries, Fudan UniversitySession 03. China, Russia and Central Asian Countries: The Way towards Win-win CooperationChair: Yury Kulintsev Research Fellow, Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of SciencesSession 04. An Analysis on the Essence of Sino-US Trade Friction and the New Model of Constructing the World Economic OrderChair: Sun Lijian Director, Financial Research Center, Fudan Development InstituteSocial GovernanceSession 01. Digital Futures and Health InnovationChair: Andrew Greenshaw Professor, Psychiatry and Neuroscience, University of Alberta Carl Amrhein Provost, Aga Khan UniversitySession 02. Social Enterprises Sustainable Development - Governance and Social Responsibilities in New Economy EraChair: Yang Qing Director, Asset Appraisal Research Center, Fudan UniversityPublic SecuritySession 01. Security Challenge and Response along the Belt & Road / New Situation of Terrorism in the EurasiaChair: Zhang Jiadong Dean, BRI Institute of Strategy and International Relations, Fudan UniversitySession 02. Global Arctic: A New Opportunity for Development

Part 1: The Global Arctic as A New Geopolitical Context and AssetChair: Lassi Heininen Professor, Arctic Politics, University of LaplandPart 2: New Technologies for Future Arctic OperationsChair: Torbjørn Eltoft Professor, Department of Physics and Technology, UiT the Arctic University of Norway Artur Gushchin Arctic Researcher, Akvaplan-Niva

Scientific & Technological InnovationSession 01.When Insurance Meets Artificial Intelligence...The Future BeginsChair: Xu Xian Director, China Insurance and Social Security Research Center, Fudan Development InstituteCulture & CivilizationSession 01. Ethnonationalities Affairs: Asian ExperiencesChair: Naran Bilik Director, Center for National Minorities Studies, Fudan UniversitySession 02.Cross-Cultural Dialogue for Innovative Partnership: New Thinking for East Asia and the Nordic Region CollaborationChair: Liu Chunrong Executive Vice Director, Fudan-European Center for China Studies, Fudan Development Institute Geir Helgesen Director, Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Niklas Swanström Director, Institute for Security and Development PolicyEnvironmental GovernanceSession 01. Global Green Governance: Environmental Challenges and Opportunities of B&R InitiativeChair: Hu Tao Director, China Program, World Wildlife Fund-US Dan Guttman Clinical Professor, Environmental Studies, New York University Shanghai

SHANGHAI FORUM 2018 STUDENT PANELTransportation Innovations in China and the United States: Industry Analysis, Company Initiatives, and Future DirectionsChair: Betty Coffey Professor, Appalachian State University

SHANGHAI FORUM 2018 SPECIAL PANELDevelopment and Innovation in Financial Science and Technology (Invited Only)Chair: Lu Changqi

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About Shanghai Forum

Shanghai Forum, launched in 2005, is known as one of the most famous international forums held in Shanghai. Co-hosted by Fudan University and Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies, undertaken by Fudan Development Institute (FDDI), the Forum is a non-governmental and non- profit academic organization, which holds an annual symposium each May in Shanghai. Shanghai Forum 2018 will be held from May 26 to May 28, 2018 in Shanghai. The theme is “Asia’s Responsibilities in A World of Change”.

Shanghai Forum takes its mission to “Concentrate on Asia, Focus on Hot Issues, Congregate Elites, Promote Interactions, Enhance Cooperation and Seek Consensus” seriously. It endeavors to build an interactive platform for multi-sided communication amongst academic, political, commercial, and press circles through which significant problems both in Asia and the world will be discussed comprehensively and profoundly, so as to seek consensus on Gloabal Governance, Social Governance, Public Security, Environmental Governance, Culture & Civilization and Scientific & Technological Innovation Shanghai Forum opens application to the world. Many well-known think tanks, universities, enterprises, media and other organizations apply to host roundtables/sub-forums every year.

Over the years, numerous political dignitaries, distinguished scholars, and business leaders have been invited to share their thoughts and wisdom at Shanghai Forum, including Han Zheng (Member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, Vice Premier of the State Council), Chen Zhili (former Vice Chairman of the NPC of China), Tang Jiaxuan (former Minister of Foreign Affairs of China) , Han Seung-soo (former Prime Minister of Republic of Korea), Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (former President of Indonesia), Enrico Letta (former Prime Minister of Italy), Abdullah Gül (11th President of the Republic of Turkey), Temir Sariev (former Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan), Dagfinn Høybråten (Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers), Ben. S. Bernanke (former Chairman of the Board of Governors of the United States Federal Reserve System), Robert Alexander Mundell (known as the "father" of the Euro, 1999 Nobel Laureate in Economics), Robert Shiller (2013 Nobel Prize Laureate in Economics), Paul Volcker (former Chairman of the Federal Reserve), Zhu Min (former Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund), Robert Zoellick (former President of the World Bank Group), Chey Tae-won (Chairman of SK Holdings), and Wu Jinglian (leading economist of China).

Shanghai Forum invites leaders of the world’s top companies and institutions to form an international advisory group. The advisory members include Robert Zoellick (former President of the World Bank Group), Robert Shiller (2013 Nobel Prize Laureate in Economics), Paul Volcker (former Chairman of the Federal Reserve), Park In-kook (former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea; President, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies) and Zhu Min (former Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund). Up until now, the Forum has forged close strategic co-operation with Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xinhua News Agency, Guangming Daily, Sina.com, Yale University, University of California, London School of Economics and Political Science, Goethe University Frankfurt, The University of Tokyo, Seoul National University, the Nordic Council of Ministers, Peterson Institute for International Economics, SK Group of Korea, Qualcomm Incorporated, etc.


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Chairman & CEO, SK Group, Korea

Executive Vice Chairman, SK Group, Korea

11th President, the Republic of Turkey

Governor, the Central Bank of Hungary; Former Minister, Economic Affairs of Hungary

Secretary General, the Nordic Council of Ministers

Former President, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies, Korea

Former Prime Minister, Italy

CEO of Cousera; Former President, Yale University, U.S.A

Secretary General, Policy Research Office of the CPC Central Committee

Former Vice-Chancellor and President, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, China

Member of the Council of Advisors, Boao Forum for Asia;

Former Vice Minister and Chief Representative for Trade Negotiations, Ministry of

Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, China

Special Advisor to the Prime Minister, the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

President, Peterson Institute for International Economics, U.S.A.

2010 Nobel Laureate in Economics

Former Minister, Economy and Finances, Italy

Former Prime Minister, Kyrgyzstan


Former President, Waseda University, Japan


Chancellor, Washington University in St. Louis, U.S.A

President Emeritus of Fudan University; Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Former Deputy Managing Director, IMF

President, University of Chicago, U.S.A.

Chairman, Glodman Sachs International Advisors;

Former President of the World Bank Group, US Trade Representative, and US Deputy

Secretary of State

International Advisory Board (in alphabetic order of last name)Chey Tae-Won

Chey Jae-Won

Abdullah Gül

György H.Matolcsy

Dagfinn Høybråten

Kim Jae-Youl

Enrico Letta

Richard C. Levin

Lin Shangli

Lawrence J.Lau

Long Yongtu

Arkebe Oqubay Metiku

Adam Posen

Christopher Pissarides

Fabrizio Saccomanni

Temir Sariev

Robert Shiller

Katsuhiko Shirai

Joseph E. Stiglitz

Mark S. Wrighton

Yang Yuliang

Zhu Min

Robert J.Zimmer

Robert Zoellick

Shanghai Forum 2018 Organization


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Academic CommitteeDirectorChen Zhimin Members (in alphabetic order of last name)Hua MinHuang LihuaJiang YihuaJin GuangyaoLi WeisenLiu ChenggongLiu HongzhongLu XiongwenPeng XizheRen YuanShi LeiSu ChangheSun LijianSun XiaoxiaWu LiboWu XinboZhang Jun

Vice President, Fudan University

Professor, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Management, Fudan UniversityDirector, Center for Comparative Studies of Modernization, Fudan UniversityDirector, International Center for Studies of Chinese Civilization , Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityVice President, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityDean, School of Management, Fudan UniversityDirector, Center for Population and Development Policy Studies, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan UniversityProfessor, School of Economics, Fudan UniversityExecutive Dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan UniversityDirector, Financial Research Center, Fudan Development InstituteProfessor, School of Law, Fudan UniversityVice Dean, School of Data Science, Fudan UniversityDean, Institute of International Studies, Fudan UniversityDean, School of Economics, Fudan University

Organizing CommitteeChairsXu NingshengJiao YangPark In-kook Executive Vice ChairChen Zhimin Vice ChairsZhang YiChen Yinzhang Members (in alphabetic order of last name)Chen WenChen Yugang Gu Donghui Gou Yannan Kim Gyungmi Lee MaryLi Jianhua Li Yuejiang Xu JunYang Zengguo Zhou Hu

President, Fudan UniversityChairperson of the University Council, Fudan UniversityPresident, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies, Korea

Vice President, Fudan University

Executive Vice Dean, Fudan Development InstituteSecretary-General, Fudan Development Institute

Director, Foreign Affairs Office, Fudan UniversityExecutive Deputy Director, Publicity Department, Fudan UniversityDirector, Administration Office of Humanities and Social Science Programs, Fudan University Director, Financial Office, Fudan UniversityManager, International Academic Division, KFAS Manager, International Academic Division, KFAS Director, Security Department, Fudan University Development of Planning, Fudan UniversityDirector, University of Office, Fudan UniversityDirector, Liaison and Development Department, Fudan University Director, Office of General Affairs, Fudan University


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SecretariatSecretary-General

Chen Yinzhang

Executive Vice-Secretary-General

Zhang Yi

Vice Secretary-Generals (in alphabetic order of last name)

Lu Zhiqiang

Lu Liu

Tang Wenqing

Secretariat OfficeDirector

Zhang Yi

Deputy Director

Luo Qian

Staff (in alphabetic order of last name)

Deng MengjiaDing Changxin Hou XiaochenHuang ChenHuang HaoJiang HuaxiaJiao LuxiJin YuKang ErliPark AshleyQian SiyunShao XiayiShen Chanjing Shen ChenSheng YanWang LeiWu TaoXin YanyanYao SiwenYao XuYu YangZhang LuZhang YuanZhu Hongrui

Secretary-General, Fudan Development Institute

Executive Vice Dean, Fudan Development Institute

Deputy Director, University Office, Fudan University

Deputy Director, Publicity Department, Fudan University

Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Office, Fudan University

Executive Vice Dean, Fudan Development Institute

Vice Director, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office, Fudan University

Project Manager, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office,Fudan UniversitySenior Manager, Administration Office, Fudan Development InstitutePolicy Analyst, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Manager, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteAssistant to Dean, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Manager, Global Strategy Division, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Manager, Global Strategy Division, Fudan Development InstituteProject Manager, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office,Fudan UniversityPolicy Analyst, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Officer, International Academic Division, Korea Foundation for Advanced StudiesDirector, Global Strategy Division, Fudan Development InstituteExecutive Director, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteDirector, Administration Office, Fudan Development InstituteExecutive Director, Strategic Cooperation Division, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Manager, Global Strategy Division, Fudan Development InstitutePolicy Analyst, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteDeputy Director, General Office, Fudan Development InstitutePolicy Analyst, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Manager, Administration Office, Fudan Development InstituteDirector, Strategic Cooperation Division, Fudan Development InstitutePolicy Analyst, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteProgram Manager, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development InstituteProject Manager, Shanghai Forum Organizing Committee Secretariat Office,Fudan UniversityPolicy Analyst, Policy Research Division, Fudan Development Institute


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Friday, May 25, 2018 Crowne Plaza Fudan

08:30-22:00

18:00-21:00

Registration Guanghua Hall, 2nd Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan

Welcoming Dinner Buffet, 1st Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan

Saturday, May 26, 2018 Shanghai International Convention Center (SICC)

09:00-09:45 Opening Ceremony (Grand Ballroom, Section I, 7th Floor, SICC)Host: Jiao Yang Chairperson of the University Council, Fudan UniversitySpeakers: Xu Ningsheng President, Fudan University Chey Tae-won Chairman & CEO, SK Holdings, Korea Xu Tao Director of Department of International Cooperation and Exchanges, Ministry of Education, P.R.C

Shanghai Forum 2018 Agenda

09:45-10:00 Coffee Break

10:00-12:00 Keynote SpeechesHost: Park In-kook President, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies, KoreaKeynote Speakers: Shamshad Akhtar

Takeo Kawamura Graham Tillett Allison, Jr.

Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Wang Xinkui

12:00-13:00 Buffet Lunch (Grand Ballroom, Section II&III, 7th Floor, SICC)

13:30-17:00 Roundtables (* Please refer to the agenda of roundtables for details)

Trump and Asia: Changing US Policy and Role (Room 5BC, 5th Floor, SICC)New Finance, New Economy, New Era (Room 5J, 5th Floor, SICC)Emerging Economies: The Way towards Win-win Cooperation (Century Hall, 1st Floor, SICC)Innovation Has No Limits in Coping with Aging Challenges (Room 3E, 3rd Floor, SICC)China-Africa Relations towards Shared Prosperity (Room 5DE, 5th Floor, SICC)The Role of Multilateral Development Banks in Asia and Emerging Countries Post-2008 Crisis (Yangtze River Hall, 5th Floor, SICC)Asia and Europe Synergy: Building An Adaptive and Comprehensive Global Economic System (Room 5F, 5th Floor, SICC)Regional Disintegration: Driving Force, Way out and the Role Played by China (Room 3CD, 3rd Floor, SICC)

Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the PacificChairman of Standing Committee on Budget Member, House of Representatives, Japan

Founding Dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University

Former Minister, Ministry of Finance, Brazil

President of Shanghai WTO Affairs Consultation Center; Former Chairman of Shanghai People’s Political Consultative Conference


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Sunday, May 27, 2018 Fudan University 08:30-12:00 Sessions (*Please refer to the agenda of sessions for details)

12:00-13:30 Buffet Lunch (3rd Floor, Dan Yuan Cafeteria)

13:30-17:00 Sessions (*Please refer to the agenda of sessions for details)

17:45-21:00 City Tour: Cruise on Huangpu River (17:45 shuttle bus at Crowne Plaza Fudan)

* Buffet Dinner is also available from 18:00 on 1st Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan

Monday, May 28, 2018 Fudan University

09:00-10:30 High-end Discussion (Room 202, 2nd Floor, East Sub-building, Guanghua Towers)Moderator: Zhang Lifen Professor, School of Journalism, Fudan University; Former Founding Editor of FTChinese.comSpeakers: Peter Dayan Fellow of the Royal Society; Co-recipient of the Brain Prize in 2017 Li Zhaoping Professor, Computational Neuroscience in the Department of Computer Science in University College London Shi Yu Professor, Department of Physics, Fudan University Xu Yingjin Changjiang Young Scholar by the Ministry of Education of P.R.C； Professor, School of Philosophy, Fudan University Zhu Pinpin CEO, Creator and Founder of Xiaoi

10:30-12:00 Closing Ceremony (Room 202, 2nd Floor, East Sub-building, Guanghua Towers)

10:30-11:30 Wrap-up Session

11:30-12:00 Conclusion Moderator: Chen Zhimin Vice President of Fudan UniversitySpeakers: Park In-kook President, Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies Jiao Yang Chairperson of the University Council, Fudan University

12:00-13:30 Buffet Lunch (1st Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan)

08:30-19:30 Reconciling Two Agendas: National Interests and Global Justice (Room 2801, 28th Floor, East Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan University)

14:00-18:00 Reform of Developmental International Organizations and Construction of New International Relations（2nd Floor, Yifu Building of Science & Technology, Fudan University）

14:30-16:30 Student Panel: Transportation Innovations in China and the United States: Industry Analysis, Company Initiatives, and Future Directions（Siyuan Hall, 30th Floor, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan University）

14:30-17:15 Special Panel: Development and Innovation in Financial Science and Technology (Invited Only)（Yellow River Hall, 3rd Floor, SICC）

18:30-21:00 Opening Banquet (* The banquet invitation is required for admission) （2nd Floor, Crowne Plaza Fudan）

The International Comparison and Enlightenment of the Science and Technology Innovation Center Construction (Room 3F, 3rd Floor, SICC)Deepen the Innovation of Green Finance, Serve the Economy for High-Quality Development (Room 3HIJ, 3rd Floor, SICC)Transnational Dimensions of "Europe - East Asia" Cooperation - Advancing beyond Spaghetti Bowls of Bilateral Relations (Room 5H, 5th Floor, SICC)


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Shanghai Forum 2018 Roundtables Agenda

Trump and Asia: Changing US Policy and RoleOrganizer: Center for Asia-Pacific Cooperation and Governance, Fudan University Institute of International Studies, Fudan University

Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 5BC, 5th Floor, SICC Chair: Wu Xinbo

Session One: Trump and Northeast Asia

Time: 13:30-15:00

Chair: Wu Xinbo

13:30-13:35 Wu Xinbo Opening Remarks

13:35-13:50 Eiichi KATAHARA The Trump Administration's Security Policy and Its Implications for the US-Japan Alliance

13:50-14:05 Da Wei Does Trump Administration Have an Asian Strategy Now?

14:05-14:20 Geunwook Lee Between Summits and Fire-and-Fury: Trump Factors in the Korean Peninsula

14:20-14:30 Graham Allison Discussion

14:30-15:00 Interaction

15:00-15:30 Group Photo & Coffee Break

Session Two: Trump and South Asia /West Asia

Time: 15:30-17:00

Chair: Li Shaoxian

15:30-15:35 Li Shaoxian Opening Remarks

15:35-15:50 Ambassador Shamshad A. Khan

Trump Administration’s South Asian Policy

15:50-16:05 Zhang Li Trump’s South Asian Policy and Implications for the Regional Security Landscape: A Chinese Perspective

16:05-16:20 Rustu Salim Savas BICER

What Trump's US National Security Strategy Will Bring to the World?

16:20-17:00 Interaction


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New Finance, New Economy, New EraOrganizer: Financial Research Center, Fudan Development Institute Fudan Greencourt Institute School of Economics, Fudan University

Time: 13:00-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 5J, 5th Floor, SICC Chair: Sun Lijian & Wang Yongqin

13:00-13:45 Randall Wright Costly Credit and Sticky Prices

13:45-14:30 Jonathan Chiu The Economics of Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin and Beyond

14:30-14:45 Coffee Break & Group Photo

14:45-15:30 Tri Vi Dang Chinese Shadow Banking

15:30-16:15 Julan Du China's 8/11 Exchange Rate Reform: A Crisis of Misinterpretation and Reverse Spillover

16:15-17:00 Ye Li Tokenomics: Adoption, Valuation, and Initial Offering

Time: 09:00-17:35, May 27Venue: Room 302, Think Tank Building, Fudan University Chair: Sun Lijian

9:00-9:45 Liang Wang Asset Pricing Equilibria with Indivisible Goods

9:50-10:35 Pengfei Wang Asset Bubbles and Monetary Policy


10:55-11:40 Makoto Watanabe Endogenous Repo Cycles

11:40-13:00 Lunch

13:00-13:45 Chao He Financial Frictions, Liquidity Traps, and the Implementation of Monetary Policy

13:50-14:35 Cyril Monnet Risk and Liquidity Requirements in a Model of Fractional Reserve Banking


14:55-15:40 Shengxing Zhang On Money as a Medium of Exchange in Near-Cashless Credit Economies

15:45-16:30 Han Han Policy Analysis in a Model of Money, Banking and OTC Markets


16:50-17:35 Benoit Julien TBA


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Emerging Economies: The Way towards Win-win CooperationOrganizer: Fudan UniversityCo-organizer: The Central Bank of Hungary

Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Century Hall, 1st Floor, SICC Chair: Dániel Palotai Co-Chair: Dan Li

13:00-13:30 Sign-in

13:30-13:40 Dániel Palotai Welcome Speech

13:40-13:55 Piotr Szpunar Importance of foreign direct investments for growth and trade – the point of view of the CEE

13:55-14:10 Bo Chen China-US Trade Tension: Causalities and Solutions

14:10- 14:25 Gustaaf Geeraerts EU-China Connectivity: The Promise of Concerted Order-shaping

14:25-14:40 Xin Chen Industrial cooperation between China and CEE countries: re-emerging opportunities


15:10-15:25 Bernard Yeung From Kissenger to Trump: building EM’s win-win economic system

15:25-15:40 Yi Wang (David) Implications of human capital flow under the one-road-one-belt initiative

15:40-15:55 Norbert Csizmadia Geopolitical Challenge for the New world Order

15:55-16:05 Short Break

16:05-16:50 Panel Discussion & Q&A

16:50-17:00 Dan Li Conclusion


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Time: 13:30-16:45, May 26Venue: Room 3E, 3th Floor, SICCChair: Peng Xizhe

Session 1. Policy Measures and System Arrangement Regarding to Aging SocietyModerator: Peng Xizhe (Fudan University)

13:30-13:45 Edward Lawlor Policy Innovation for an Aging Society

13:45-14:00 Soonman Kwon Long-Term Care Insurance in South Korea

14:00-14:15 Eileen M. Sullivan-Marx Community Based Long Term Care for Older Adults

14:15-14:30 Wu Yushao Thoughts on Active Aging in China

14:30-14:45 Wang Zhiliang Smart Aged-care in China

14:45-15:10 Panel Discussion


Session 2. Technology Innovation for Aging SocietyModerator: Joshua Chodosh (New York University)

15:25-15:40 Teng Jiaqi The Urban Health Ecology of the Aging Society

15:40-15:55 Nie Zaiqing Intelligent Aging Voice Assistant

15:55-16:10 Toshio OBI Smart Silver Innovation in Digital Japan and Global Collaboration

16:10-16:25 Liu Jianbing The Development Space and Direction of ICT-Based Service Under the Dominant Community-and-Home Based Senior Care Service System in China


Innovation Has No Limits in Coping with Aging ChallengesOrganizer: Center for Population and Development Policy Studies,Fudan UniversityCo-organizers: Aging Incubator, New York University Provost's Global Research Initiatives, New York University


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Time: 09:00-11:50, May 27Venue: Room 101, 1st Floor, East Sub-building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Peng Xizhe

Session 3. Innovation in Aging Service PracticeFacilitator: Edward Lawlor (Washington University in St. Louis. Brown School)

09:00-09: 15 Wu Bei Care for Persons with Dementia Among Chinese Population

09:15-09:30 Jiyeoun Song Korea’s Challenge for an Aging Society

09:30-09:45 Jennie Chin Hansen The Program of All Inclusive Care to Elders (PACE)-Caring for Frail Elders in Community


10:05-10:25 Coffee Break (Group Photo- 2 Floor ZhiheTang)

Session 4. Innovation in Aging Service PracticeFacilitator: Wu Bei (New York University)

10:25-10:40 Hans Ding iACC- A Cost-Effective Solution to the Issue of Aging in China

10:40-10:55 Joshua Chodosh Hearing Loss, Dementia, and Use of Healthcare Services: Launching a Pragmatic Trial While Waiting for Godot

10:55-11:10 Edward Miller Long-Term Services & Supports in the U.S.: Challenges & Opportunities for Values-Based Policy Development

11:10-11:25 Hong Liu Negotiation of Care Relationships in Social Care forOlder People in Shanghai: Implications for ServiceManagement and Care Quality


11:40-11:50 Conclusion Remark- Wu Bei and Peng Xizhe


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 5DE, 5th Floor, SICC Chairs: Miriam Altman & Zheng Yu

Miriam Altman / Zheng Yu Welcome and Introduction

13:30-15:15 Zhou Chao Ten Years of CADfund Support to Africa’s Industrialisation: Lessons for the Next Phase

Tshediso Matona Twenty Years of China-SA Diplomatic and Commercial Relations: A View from the NPC on Accelerating and Diversifying Trade and Investment

Kobus van der Wath Trends in China-Africa Commercial Relations: Strategic Imperatives for Government and Business

15:15-15:30 Coffee Break / Group Photo

15:30-16:45 Jonathan Woetzel Dance of the Lions and Dragons: How Are Africa and China Engaging, and How Will the Partnership Evolve?

Gao Wenyue Ten Years of ICBC-Standard Bank Partnership: the Experience in Building This Relationship to A Leading Private Investor in Africa

Alain Peddle Discovery and Pingan Health: A Leading SA Health Insurance Company’s Role in Supporting Delivery in China

Yan Feng FAW's Long Experience Investing in Vehicle Manufacturing in South Africa: How It Developed, Lessons Learned, and Plans Going Forward

16:45-17:00 Discussion

China-Africa Relations towards Shared ProsperityOrganizer: School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University National Planning Commission, South Africa


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Time: 08:30-12:00, May 27Venue: Room 106, Think Tank Building, Fudan UniversityChairs: Zheng Yu & Miriam Altman

08:30-08:35 Zheng Yu / Miriam Altman Welcome and Introduction

08:35-08:55 Justin Lin The Rise of China and the Opportunity for Africa

08:55-09: 10 Christopher Alden China-Africa and the Prospects for A New Development Partnership

09:10-09:25 Tang Shiping The Development Triangle: State Capacity, Institutional Foundation, and Economic Policy

09:25-09:40 Lawrence Edwards Enhancing Mutual Benefit through Trade: China and the South African Economy

09:40-10:10 Q & A / Discussion

10:10-10:30 Coffee Break / Group Photo

10:30-10:45 Ambassador H. E. Mr. Berhane Gebre-Christos

Ethiopia’s Economic Development and China-Ethiopia Development Cooperation

10:45-11:00 Helen Hai Practical Guide on Sino-Africa Cooperation

11:00-11:15 Zhang Chun FOCAC: Assessment and Prospect

11:15-11:30 Xu Xiuli FOCAC18+: China-Africa Agricultural Cooperation in the New Era



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Time: 13:00-17:00, May 26Venue: Yangtze River Hall, 5th Floor, SICC Chair: Sergio Suchodolski

Moderator: Lucas DibRapporteur: Omar Serrano

13:00-13:10 Group Photo

13:10-13:20 Sergio Suchodolski Introduction of the Round-Table by the Chair

13:20-13:40 Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Why Multilateral Development Banks Should Provide Finance in Domestic Currencies: a growth and financial stability proposal

13:40-14:00 Justin Yifu Lin Multilateral Development Banks, Infrastructure Investment and SDGs

14:00-14:20 Luciano Coutinho The Role of MDBs and National Banks in Developing Countries post-2008 Crisis

14:20-14:40 Hao Zhou Shadow Banking: China's Dual-Track Interest Liberalization

14:40-14:55 Discussion (among all delegates)

14:55-15:00 Final Remarks by the Chair


15:15-15:20 Introduction of the RT by the chair

15:20-15:40 Joachim Von Amsberg Vice President of Policy and Strategy at Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

15:40-16:00 Mmakgoshi Lekhethe Executive Director at African Development Bank Group

16:00-16:20 Farid Masmoudi The Role of MDBs in Asia and Emerging Markets

16:20-16:40 Ronaldo Lemos Internet of Things and Development

16:40-16:55 Discussion (among all delegates)

16:55-17:00 Conclusion of the RT by the Chair

The Role of Multilateral Development Banks in Asia and Emerging Countries Post-2008 CrisisOrganizer: New Development Bank


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 5F, 5th Floor, SICC Chair: Ding Chun & Daniel Gros

Session OneModerator: Daniel Gros

13:30-13:35 Ding Chun & Daniel Gros Opening Speech

13:35-13:45 Ding Chun Ten Years After Financial Crisis: Changes in Global Economic Structure and Economic Governance -- Spotlight on China, Europe and USA

13:45-13:55 Rainer Klump Stability Begins at Home: Future Challenges and Options for the International Monetary and Financial System

13:55-14:05 Zhang Liqing Reform of Global Financial Governance: Progress and Challenges

14:05-14:15 Lars Oxelheim On the Global Convergence of Governance: the Corporate Perspective

14:15-14:35 Bernard Hoekman Bolstering Global Trade Governance



Session TwoModerator: Ding Chun

15:30-15:40 Daniel Gros Asia and Europe Synergy: Building An Adaptive and Inclusive Global Economic System

15:40-15:50 Sheng Bin China's New Role in the World Trading System

15:50-16:00 Jacques Pelkmans China's and EU's Common Responsibility in World Trade: Why and How

16:00-16:10 Gong Baihua China -EU BIT Negotiation: A Model for Shaping Asia European Investment Rule

16:10-16:20 Zhang Haibing China’s Efforts in Improving Global Trade Governance: With Particular Focus on the China International Import Expo and Its Implications

16:20-16:30 Chen Xin Down to the Earth: Promoting Cooperation at Local Level between China and EU


16:55-17:00 Daniel Gros & Ding Chun Conclusion

Asia and Europe Synergy: Building An Adaptive and Inclusive Global Economic SystemOrganizer: Center for European Studies, Fudan University - Jean Monnet Center of Excellence (No. 2015-2629) Center for European Policy Studies


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 3CD, 3rd Floor, SICCChair: Wan Guanghua & Luo Changyuan

13:30-13:40 Wan Guanghua Opening Remarks

13:40-13:45 Luo Changyuan Session Introduction

Session I: Trade Wars, Trade Talks and the Future of GlobalizationModerator: Wan Guanghua

13:45-14:00 Ju Jiandong Understanding U. S.-China Trade Disputes

14:00-14:15 Lu Yi The Influence of China-US Trade on US Economy

14:15-14:30 Sheng Bin China’s Role in the Asia-Pacific Regional Integration

14:30-14:45 Yu Miaojie China’s All-around Opening-up Strategy

14:45-15:15 Q&A

15:15-15:30 Group Photo and Coffee Break

Session II: Global Value Chain, Regional Integration and the Role Played by WTOModerator: Luo Changyuan

15:30-15:45 Paolo Epifani Capital Flows to Developing Countries: A View from Trade

15:45-16:00 Huang Jianzhong China International Import Expo and Opening-up in New Era

16:00-16:15 Zhang Lei The Role of WTO against Regional Disintegration

16:15-16:30 Cheng Dazhong Marginalization of WTO and Evolution of Regionalism: A Global Value Chain Perspective

16:30-17:00 Q&A

Regional Disintegration: Driving Force, Way out and the Role Played by ChinaOrganizer: Institute of World Economy, Fudan University


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Time: 13:00-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 3F, 3rd Floor, SICC Chair: Liu Huizhou & Zhao Kebin

13:00-13:15 Liu Qing Experience and Enlightenment in the Construction of the S&T Innovation Center Abroad

13:15-13:30 Alexander Lerch Commercialization of Emerging Technology-Music Technology and Music Information Retrieval

13:30-13:45 Wu Xun The Roles of the University in the Construction of the S &T Innovation Center

13:45-14:00 Paul Epping Impact of exponential technologies on organizations

14:00-14:15 Li Wan Shanghai S &T Innovation Center in the Integration of Yangtze River Delta

14:15-14:55 Roundtable: Promoting the Construction of Shanghai S&T Innovation Center with the Creative Culture and Talents in Yangtze River Delta


15:20-15:35 Rodger Jackson The Value of Innovation: What is IP and How to Exploiting It

15:35-15:50 Li Gang Problems and Countermeasures of Scientific and technological Innovation Evaluation

15:50-16:05 David Barda Developing a Connected Innovation Ecosystem Through 5 Key Players - an Experience from Singapore and Australia

16:05-16:20 Liu Jianguo Comprehensive National Science Center Construction and Innovation-Driven Development-A Brief Introduction of Hefei Comprehensive National Science Center

16:20-17:00 Roundtable Promoting the Development of S&T Innovation Center with the Transfer and Transformation of Scientific and Technological Achievements

The International Comparison and Enlightenment of the Science and Technology Innovation Center ConstructionOrganizers: National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences Shanghai AcademyCo-organizer: Shanghai University


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 3HIJ, 3rd Floor, SICCChair: Chen Shiyi

1 Welcome Speech Host: Chen Shiyi

13:30-13:40 Zheng Yang Welcome Speech

2 Special Topic Lectures Host: Chen Shiyi

14:10-14:30 Ma Jun Latest Development of Green Finance at Domestic and Abroad

14:30-14:50 Rainer Klump

14:50-15:10 Wu Shunze Build a Green Finance Policy System that Lay Equal Stress on Reward and Punishment

15:10-15:30 Ye Yanfei


3 Chinese Enterprises Green Transparency Report Release Host: Li Zhiqing

15:45-16:45 Chen Shiyi Chinese Enterprises Green Transparency Report

4 Launch of China University Green Finance Research Union Host: Li Zhiqing

16:45-17:00 Chen Shiyi Reading the Proposal

Deepen the Innovation of Green Finance, Serve the Economy for High-Quality DevelopmentOrganizer: Fanhai International School of Finance, Fudan University School of Economics, Fudan University Fudan Institute of Green Finance


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Time: 08:30-11:50, May 27Venue: Room 1001, 10th Floor, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Chen Shiyi

Host: Chen Shiyi

08:30-08:50 Xue Jinjun China's Responsibility in Leading Global Governance - A Perspective of Green Belt & Road Initiative

08:50-09:10 Lin Hui Research on Green Finance Development from Carbon Finance Perspective

09:10-09:30 Zhang Junjie Green Investment Rulers along the " Belt and Road"

09:30-09:50 Cao Guangqun


10:10-10:30 Ben Caldecott

10:30-10:50 Zhou Mingqiang Practice of Green Bank Supervision in Huzhou

10:50-11:10 Tai Leung Chong Financing a Low-carbon Future - Green Finance in Hong Kong and Mainland China

11:10-11:30 Fang Fengjie

11:30-11:50 Zhang Ning China's Green Finance: The Integration between Carbon Emission Trading and Energy Quota Trading


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 26Venue: Room 5H, 5th Floor, SICCChairs: Li Yuan & Markus Taube

13:30-13:35 Markus Taube (Moderator) Introduce speakers

13:35-13:50 Naoyuki YOSHINO Infrastructure investment of connecting east and the west: Its effectiveness and facing issues

13:50-14:05 Werner Pascha Parallel mechanisms for multilateral governance in East Asia – The case of the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralization

14:05-14:20 Giuseppe Gabusi Engaging Multipolarization: China, the Belt and Road Initiative and Europe

14:20-14:35 Yuan Li The Belt and Road Initiative: A New Paradigm of Regional Integration?



15:20-15:25 Yuan Li (Moderator) Introduce speakers

15:25-15: 40 Gerhard Sabathil Economic Diplomacy in transnational Cooperation: A European Perspective

15:40-15:55 Nele Noesselt Transnational Dimensions of "Europe - East Asia" Cooperation - Moving Towards Global Green Financial Governance?

15: 55-16:10 Tony Fang China-Europe Economic and Business Cooperation: Implications of Geely's Acquisition of Volvo Cars

16:10-16:25 Dominik Mierzejewski The Local Governments' Role in Shaping Sino-European Relations

16:25-16:40 Markus Taube Transnational innovation as a shaping force in European-East Asian relations


Transnational Dimensions of "Europe - East Asia" Cooperation - Advancing beyond Spaghetti Bowls of Bilateral RelationsOrganizer: Institute of East Asian Studies (IN-EAST), University of Duisburg-Essen


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Time: 08:30-19:30, May 26Venue: Room 2801, 28th Floor, East Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Guo Sujian

08:30-08:40 Sujian Guo Opening Remarks

08:40-08:50 Group Photo

08:50-09:10 Charles R. Beitz Fifty Years of Global Justice

09:10-09:30 Mathias Risse What’s ‘Global’ about Global Justice?

09:30-09:50 Baogang He An Asian Conception of Global Justice?



11:00-11:20 Kok-Chor Tan National Partiality with Respect to What?

11:20-11:40 Xiangdong Xu Nationality and Global Distributive Justice

11:40-12:00 Su Gu Nationalism, Egalitarianism and Global Justice


12:40-14:00 Lunch

14:00-14:20 Robert Keohane Institutions for A World of Climate Injustice

14:20-14:40 Yannick Glemarec Reconciling National Interests and Climate Justice: Optimizing Development Co-Benefits of Climate Action

14:40-15:00 Darrel Moellendorf Equity and Increasing the Ambition of the Paris Agreement



16:10-16:30 Jean-Marc Coicaud Does it Make Sense to Try Reconciling the National Interest and Global Justice Agendas?

16:30-16:50 Ariel Colonomos The National Interest and Global Justice: Contradictory, Incommensurable, yet Compatible?

16:50-17:10 Thomas Hale To What Extent Do National Interests and Global Justice Represent Two Agendas?


18:00-19:30 Dinner

Reconciling Two Agendas: National Interests and Global JusticeOrganizer: Fudan Institute For Advanced Studies in Social SciencesCo-organizer: Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences (FJHSS)


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Time: 08:30-19:00, May 27Venue: Room 2801, 28th Floor, East Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Guo Sujian

08:30-08:50 Debra Satz Social Justice in a Globalized World

08:50-09:10 Qingping Liu Global Justice as the Bottom Line: Equal Needs or Equal Rights?

09:10-09:30 Zhongyuan Wang Representation for Justice: Political Representation at the Global Level



10:40-11:00 Qing Liu Could the Pursuit of Global Justice Be Considered as A National Interest?

11:00-11:20 Guodong Sun Towards A Moderate Cosmopolitanism

11:20-11:40 Xi Lin All under the Heaven: A Confucian Frame for Managing National Interests in Global Justice


12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30 Roundtable Global Justice: Conceptualization and Indicators


16:00-16:10 Sujian Guo Closing Remarks

17:30-19:00 Dinner

Time: 14:00-18:00, May 26Venue: 2nd Floor, Yifu Building of Science & Technology, Fudan UniversityChair: Su Changhe

14:00-14:30 University Authorities Meeting

14:30-14:40 Su Changhe Introduction of Guests

14:40-14:50 Leader of Fudan University Opening Greetings

14:50-16:00 Vivian LIN, Ramu Damodaran, Larry Maybee, Yong Yi, Qian Rong

Speeches by Representatives of International Organizations

16:00-16:15 Keiichi Ogawa Speech by Representative of Professor DeliveringSpeech by Representative of Professor Delivering16:15-16:30 Zhao Jianzhi

16:30-16:50 Senior Official from Ministry of Education

Speechs by Representative of Ministry of Education

16:50-17:00 All Coffee Break

17:00-18:00 All Free Discussion

18:00 All Group Photo

Reform of Developmental International Organizations and Construction of New International RelationsOrganizer: School of International Relations and Public Affairs,Fudan University Student Career Development and Services Office, Fudan University


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 501, 5th Floor, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Andris Spruds

13:30-13:45 Andris Spruds Opening Remarks

13:45-14:00 Nicola Casarini Europe’s Response to China’s 21st Century Maritime Silk Road

14:00-14:15 Kim Jin-Young Three Perspectives of One Belt One Road Initiative

14:15-14:30 Katarina Brockova The New Era of China-EU Investment Protection

14:30-14:45 Liu Zuokui The “16+1” Cooperation and the Belt and Road Initiative

14:45-15:00 Nargis Kassenova Beyond Connectivity Toward Better Governance: BRI in Europe and Central Asia


15:30-15:45 Song Lilei The Advancing of EU-Japan Strategic Relations and it's Impact on China's Belt and Road Initiative

15:45-16:00 Maximilian Mayer The Soft Underbelly of the Belt and Road: Issues of Knowledge, Ideology and Cultural Diversity

16:00-16:15 Una Aleksandra Berzina-Cerenkova

“16+1” Transition into BRI - the Baltic Perspective

16:15-16:30 Dragan Pavlicevic Debating BRI and China's Influence: A Case of Central and Eastern Europe

16:30-17:00 Moderator - Andris Spruds Discussion

The Belt and Road Initiative in Europe- Synergies and Challenges Organizer: Latvian Institute of International Affairs

Global Governance

Shanghai Forum 2018 Session Agenda


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ASEAN-China Energy and Resources Cooperation in the Diamond DecadeOrganizer: Center for China's Relations with Neighboring Countries, Fudan University (CCRNC-Fudan)Co-organizer: Network of ASEAN-China Academic Institutes (NACAI)

Time: 08:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Siyuan Hall, 30th Floor, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Shi Yuanhua

Opening Ceremony (08:30-09:40)Chair: Wu Xinbo

08:30-08:35 Chen Zhimin Opening Remarks

08:35-08:55 Xiao Jianguo Keynote Speech

08:55-09:15 Joefe B. Santarita Keynote Speech


Session One (09:40-11:30)Chair: Suthiphand Chirathivat

9:40-9:55 Chaw Chaw Sein Energy Cooperation: Risk or Rich Factor for Myanmar?

9:55-10:10 Yang ZeweiDesign of the Energy Community of China and Its Neighboring Countries: Legal Basis and Possible Approaches

10:10-10:25 Danny Wong Tze Ken ASEAN-China Energy and Resources Cooperation: the Case of Malaysia

10:25-10:40 Broto Wardoyo China-ASEAN Energy Cooperation: An Indonesian Perspective

10:40-10:50 Zou Keyuan Commentary

10:50-11:00 Li Mingjiang Commentary



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Session Two (13:10-14:55)Chair: Yang Zewei

13:10-13:25 Sary Meakh Lancang-Mekong Cooperation for Future Sustainable Development of Water Resources

13:25-13:40 Zou Keyuan Legal Thinking of Joint Development in the South China Sea

13:40-13:55 Nguyen Huy Hoang Lancang-Mekong Cooperation and China – mainland Southeast Asia Connectivity

13:55-14:10 Hong Nong Beyond Oil and Gas: Alternative Fields and Models of Joint Development in the South China Sea

Written Speech Qi Huaigao How the SCS Coastal States can Successfully Carry out Joint Development?

14:10-14:15 Danny Wong Tze Ken Commentary

14:15-14:20 Joefe B. Santarita Commentary



Session Three (14:55-17:00)Chair: Chaw Chaw Sein

14:55-15:10 Suthiphand Chirathivat Potential of ASEAN Power Market Integration and Its Progress

15:10-15:25 Li Mingjiang China-ASEAN Cooperation: Enhancing Sub-national Governments' Role

15:25-15:40 Bouadam Sengkhamkhoutlavong

Productive Cooperation Partnership between ASEAN and China

15:40-15:55 Jeremy Jammes Energy, Time and Space in ASEAN: An Anthropological Perspective

15:55-16:00 Nguyen Huy Hoang Commentary

16:00-16:05 Hong Nong Commentary


16:25-16:45 NACAI Annual Conference

16:45-17:00 Shi Yuanhua Closing Remarks


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Time: 09:00-13:00, May 27Venue: Room 209, Think Tank Building, Fudan UniversityChair: Yury Kulintsev

09:00-09:15 ZHAO Huasheng The New Dynamics and Challenges for China-Russia and Central Asian Integration

09:15-09:30 MAKHMUTOV Timur Foreign Policy Concepts of Post-Soviet Central Asian Countries, Defining the Scope for Cooperation with Russia and China

09:30-09:45 DIKAMBAEV Azamat Sociocultural reasons for integration in Eurasian space

09:45-10:00 XIAO Bin Interregional Security Cooperation is the Priority Area after SCO Enlargement

10:00-10:15 WANG Zhen The Development of Terrorist Activities in Afghanistan and Regional Counter-Terror Cooperation in the Post-Daesh Times

10:15-10:30 BEKMURATOV Ismatulla Studies of China in Central Asia as a cultural expression of the project "One Belt One Way"

10:30-11:00 Commentary


11:15-11:30 HE Shuquan Uzbekistan Enters New Era, It Is the Right Time for China-Uzbek Cooperation

11:30-11:45 QIANG Xiaoyun China's Eurasian Policy and China-Russia's Cooperation in Eurasia

11:45-12:00 KHAMRAEV Avaz New Political Reality in Central Asia

12:00-12:15 TAN Xiujie Trade Potential among Central Asian Countries along the Silk Road Economic Belt

12:15-12:30 MAMADAZIMOV Abdugani The Perspective of Including “Silk Visa” among the CA and SCO countries


China, Russia and Central Asian Countries: The Way towards Win-win Cooperation Organizer: Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 106, Think Tank Building, Fudan UniversityChair: Sun Lijian13:30-13:35 Opening Speech

Liu Chenggong Deputy Party Secretary of Fudan University13:35-14:25 The Essence of Sino-US Trade Friction

Sun Lijian (Host)Huang Yiping An Analysis on the Essence of Sino-US Trade FrictionShen Jianguang The Communication and Misunderstanding of Sino-US Trade

Friction Joël Ruet (Abdeldjellil Bouzidi)Yu Miaojie To Deal with the Trade Friction by Opening Wider to the WorldWan Guanghua An Analysis on the Essence of Sino-US Trade Friction and

the Main Countermeasures for the Future14:25-14:35 Discussion14:35-14:45 Coffee Break & Group Photo

14:45-15:35 Analysis of Sino-US Trade Policy Toward ChinaQin Chungang (Host)Akihiko Tamura CPTPP - A Silver Lining for the Regional and Global Trading OrderLuo Changyuan China-US Trade Disputes: Yesterday once more?Bai Ming The Sion-US Trade Friction: The Impact of US Trade Policy

with ChinaSheng Liugang The Impact of US Trade Policy with ChinaWu Yuhua The Gap Trump Left for China's Opening to the World——

How to Make Use of the Current Unconventional Policy of the United States and Accelerating the Belt and Road Initiative in Global Layout

15:35-15:45 Discussion15:45-16:00 Coffee Break

16:00-17:00 Discussion on New International Economic OrderDing Jianping (Host)Randall Mright Constructing the New World Monetary& Financial OrderWang Zequn The New Model of Constructing the World Economic OrderShen Guobing The Strategic Concept of “America First ”and Sino-US Trade FrictionMike Gao Sion-US Trade Friction and China International Import ExpoSong Guoyou Establish a New World Order Matching Politics and EconomyLu Ding From Free Trade to Reciprocal Trade


An Analysis on the Essence of Sino-US Trade Friction and the New Model of Constructing the World Economic Order Organizer: Financial Research Center, Fudan Development Institute The Central Economic Committee of Zhi Gong Party


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 402, Think Tank Building, Fudan UniversityChair: Andrew Greenshaw & Carl Amrhein

13:30-13:45 Carl Amrhein Opening Remarks

13:45-14:10 Andrew Greenshaw Preparedness and potential for Artificial Intelligence applications in health

14:10-14:35 Chen Jun EMBED: Enhanced Measurement-Based care Effectiveness for Depression: A Canada-China implementation project

14:35-15:00 Matthew Brown Recent technical developments in AI potential for health care applications


15:15-15:40 Liu Lei From Big Data to AI in Medicine

15:40-16:05 Linda Woodhouse China–Canada Partnership for Data Driven Healthcare Innovation

16:05-16:20 Andrew Greenshaw Summary of main points: system needs and opportunities in AI

16:20-16:50 Moderators: Carl Amrhein & Andrew Greenshaw

Discussion

16:50-17:00 Carl Amrhein Concluding Remarks

Digital Futures and Health Innovation Organizer: University of AlbertaCo-organizer: Aga Khan University

Social Governance


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Social Enterprises Sustainable Development - Governance and Social Responsibilities in New Economy Era Organizer: School of Economics, Fudan University Research Center for Assets Evaluation, Fudan UniversityCo-organizer: SK Group, Korea

Time: 08:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 1001, 10th Floor, East Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Yang Qing

Session 1Moderator: Yang Qing

08:30-08:40 Yang Qing Professor of Institute for Financial Studies. Fudan University, Chair of Research Center for Assets Evaluation, Fudan University

08:40-09:00 Pang Chuan Vice president of Macau University Of Science and Technology

09:00-09:20 Burcin Yurtoglu Chair of WHU Department of Finance

09:20-09:40 Shapiro Ruth CEO and Founder of Center for Asian Philanthropy and Society (CAPS)

09:40-10:00 Coffee Break and Group Photo

Session 2Moderator: Xu Mingdong

10:00-10:20 Wang Haisu Chair of Enterprise Value Research Center for Zhongnan University of Economics and Law

10:20-10:40 Kou Zonglai Deputy Dean of School of Economics, Fudan University

10:40-11:00 Wong Jeff Pre-president of Hong Kong Life Insurance Practitioners Association

11:00-11:20 Zhang Yingchao Assistant Professor of University of Vienna

11:20-11:40 Chen Qingjiao Associate Professor of Guangxi University of Finance and Economics

11:40-12:00 Discussion & Commentary(Wang Haisu, Kou Zonglai, Wong Jeff, Zhang Yingchao, Chen Qingjiao)


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Session 3Moderator: Huang Ming

13:30-13:45 Kim Tae Jin President of SK Happy Narae

13:45-14:00 Xu Jun President of Shanghai Zhonggulian Information Technologies, Inc

14:00-14:15 Liang Hui President of Reqistered Financial Planners China Management center

14:15-14:30 Fan Yun Chairman of Shanghai Fushen Evaluation Consulting Group

14:30-14:45 Huang Tao Associate Professor Koguan School of Law, Shanghai Jiaotong University

14:45-15:05 Discussion & Commentary(Fan Yun, Xu Jun, Liang Hui ,Kim Tae Jin, Huang Tao)


Session 4Moderator: Kim Insun

15:30-15:45 Li Beiwei Council member of Yifang Foundation

15:45-16:00 Kanji Tanimoto Professor of Waseda University

16:00-16:15 Li Yongjun Associate Professor of School of Government, Peking University

16:15-16:30 Kim Jae Gu Professor of Myongji University ,Former President of Korea Social Enterprise Promotion Agency

16: 30-16:55 Discussion & Commentary(Li Beiwei, Kanji Tanimoto, Kim Jae Gu, Li Yongjun)

16:55-17:00 Yang Qing Closing Remark


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Time: 08:30-12:00, May 27Venue: Room 501, 5th Floor, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Zhang Jiadong

8:30-10:00 The situation of terrorism along the Belt & Road

Host Zhang jiadong

Speech Ali Abdullah WibisonoLecturer & Deputy Head of Graduate Programme of Department of International Relations, Universitas Indonesia

Speech Darko Trifunovic Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade

Speech Catherine Owen University of Exeter, UK

Speech SINEM AKGUL ACIKMESE Professor of International Relations,Dean/Graduate School of Social Sciences, KADIR HAS UNIVERSITY


10:15-11:45 The Impact of Terrorism and Its Response along the Belt & Road

Host Yuan shengyuDean/Professor of School of international affairs and public administration, Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

Speech Fu Xiaoqiang Research Fellow of China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations

Speech Liliana Popescu The National University of Political and Administrative Studies (SNSPA)

Speech Jaeho HwangDirector, Global Security Cooperation Center &Dean and Professor, Division of International Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS)

11:45-12:00 Summary: Zhang Jiadong

Security Challenge and Response along the Belt & Road/ New Situation of Terrorism in the EurasiaOrganizer: Center for American Studies, Fudan University

Public Security


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Time: 08:30-12:00, May 27Venue: Room 404, Think Tank Building, Fudan University

Lassi Heininen (1) The Global Arctic as a New Geopolitical Context and Asset

Gunn-Britt Retter (2) Saami and Arctic Environment

Elena Kudryashova (3) Education and Research for Arctic Development

Zhang Yao (4) The future of the Arctic cooperation of North-East Asia

Discussion

15-20 minutes Coffee Break & Group Photo

Miyase Christensen (5) Journalism and Climate Change

Joni Kujansuu (6) Land – Atmosphere Interactions to Climate Change

Sanna Kopra (7) China, Climate Change and Great Power Responsibility

Michael Byers (8) China and the Northwest Passage

Discussion

Conclusions

Global Arctic: A New Opportunity for DevelopmentPart 1: The Global Arctic as A New Geopolitical Context and AssetOrganizer: University of LaplandChair: Lassi Heininen


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 404, Think Tank Building, Fudan University

13:30-13:45 Dr. Torbjørn Eltoft Research themes in integrated remote sensing for Arctic operations

13:45-13:55 Q&A

13:55-14:10 Dr. Li Bingrui An introduction on PRIC and Chinese National Arctic Research Expedition

14:10-14:20 Q&A

14:20-14:40 Dr.Oleg Tarovik Multi-component process-based simulation of Arctic marine transport systems

14:40-14:50 Q&A

14:50-15:05 Dr.Li Ying Spatial information technology development and protection of marine traffic environment in the Arctic Ocean

15:05-15:15 Q&A

15:15-15:30 Coffee Break and Group photo

15:30-15:45 Dr. Dmitry Yumashev Long-term projections for the NSR trade: Economic gains vs losses due to the route’s net climatic feedback

15:45-15:55 Q&A

15:55-16:10 Dr. Martin Bergström Towards Holistic Goal-Based Design of Arctic Ship

16:10-16:20 Q&A

16:20-16:35 Dr. Michael Linden-Vørnle The Multi-use paradigm for the Arctic surveillance and research

16:35-16:40 Q&A


Part 2: New Technologies for Future Arctic OperationsOrganizer: UiT the Arctic University of Norway Akvaplan-Niva, NorwayChairs: Torbjørn Eltoft & Artur Gushchin


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Time: 08:30-17:00, May 27Venue: 13th Floor, Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Xu Xian08:30-08:55 Leaders of Fudan university Welcome Remarks and Opening Address

Zhou YanliRelease of “Roadmap of the Artificial Intelligence Application in Insurance”

08:50-10:30 Artificial Intelligence and InsurTech: A Global Perspective

Moderator Xu Xian

Speakers Yao Qinghai Artificial intelligence and the development of Chinese insurance industry.

Feng Jianfeng The basic theory and application of artificial intelligence: history, today and the future.

SUNG Dai Gou The InsurTech Spectrum in KoreaRobert Cartwright.Jr Risk Management and Disruptive Technology

10:30-10:45 Coffee Break10::45-12:15 Artificial Intelligence and the Reconstruction of Insurance Ecosphere

Moderator Yu Hua The Spplication of Intelligent Robot in Insurance Industry.

Speakers Robert Wiest TBA

Li Baozhong AI insurance evolut ion: Internet insurance entrepreneurship + pushing hands

Ma Botao TBAChen Wei Science and Technology Reshape the Value of

Insurance14:00-15:30 Artificial Intelligence and Autopilot

InsuranceModerator (TBA)

Speakers Wang He Driverless: the Terminator of Car Insurance?

Finbarr Murphy A Quantitative Bow-Tie Cyber-risk Classification Framework

FAN Chiang-Ku The impact of self-driving cars on the auto insurance market - taking Taiwan as an example

(TBA)15:45-16:45 Roundtable Discussion: The Future Is Coming. Has InsurTech Become Matured?Moderator Hu Qiong

Speakers Frank Desvignes

Kang Wei

Qi Shi

Yao Junjie

16:45-17:00 Yao Qinghai Closing Remarks

Xu Xian

When Insurance Meets Artificial Intelligence — The Future BeginsHost: China Insurance SocietyOrganizer: China Insurance and Social Security Research Center, Fudan Development Institute China Insurance Lab, Fudan University

Scientific & Technological Innovation

Support: RiskeysFairylandEasy Learning Information TechnologyIN³


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Time: 13:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 1001, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChair: Naran BilikDiscussant: Dong Guoli

13:30-13:45 Li Hongjie Governing Ethnonationality Affairs: A Comparative Study in China and India

13:45-14:00 Zhang Hanyi Visioning Neighboring Regions from the Perspective of the Hexi Corridor

14:00-14:15 Yao Dali Locating the Frontier of China

14:15-14:30 Tanzin Jinba Why Is the Configuration of Plurality and Unity of the Nation Possible?----A Singapore case

14:30-14:45 Fang Tie Governing Systems Applied by Imperial Courts in Frontier Ethnic Regions in Chinese History


15:00-15:20 Coffee Break, Group Photo

15:20-15:35 Dinh Hong Hai Luo Yue: From Ethnonym to Area Studies

15:35-15:50 Pan TianshuRethinking Shanghai Nostalgia: An Ethnographic Inquiry into the Interface between Public Memory and Urban Revival in a Global Metropolis

15:50-16:05 OONA PAREDES The Challenge of Indigeneity in the Philippine Context

16:05-16:20 Guo Rui A Cross-Border Family’s Story: Between China and Myanmar

16:20-16:35 Na Chuanlin The Officially-Defined “Russian World” and Its Influence on Contemporary Construction of Modern Russian State


Ethnonationalities Affairs: Asian ExperiencesOrganizer: Center for National Minorities Studies, Fudan UniversityCo-organizer: Research Center of the Ethnic Minorities' Issues, State Ethnic Affairs Commission of the P.R.C

Culture & Civilization


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Time: 08:30-12:00, May 27Venue: Room 402, Think Tank Building, Fudan UniversityChairs: Liu Chunrong, Geir Helgesen & Niklas Swanström

08:30-08:45 Group Photo and welcome remarks

08:45-09:30 Liu Biwei Chinese Perspectives on China-Nordic Cooperation

Kenneth Broman NCM and China

Lars Vargö The Nordic Region, China and East Asia

09:30-10:30 Geir Helgesen Facing Cross-cultural Reality

Svein Berg The Essence of Nordic Innovation

Ulla Gudmundson What is the Secret behind the “Nordic Model”


10:45-12:00 Niklas Swanström The Nordic Model of East Asian Security

SangWoo Kim Nordic Region and Regional Security of East Asia

Jae-Seung Lee Nordic East Asia Dialogue for Peace-building on the Korean Peninsula

Ma Xiaohua The Nordic Model for Historical Reconciliation in East Asia

Guo Dingping Commentary

Cross-Cultural Dialogue for Innovative Partnership: New Thinking for East Asia and the Nordic Region CollaborationOrganizer: Fudan-European Center for China Studies Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS) Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP)


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Time: 08:30-17:00, May 27Venue: Room 103, East Sub-building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan UniversityChairs: Hu Tao & Dan Guttman08:30-12:00 Shamshad Akhtar Opening Remarks

Session 1Shi Zhengfang IFC Performance Standards on Environmental and Social

SustainabilityRoman Novozhilov NDB’s Performance Standards on Environmental and Social

SustainabilitySun Youhai The Issue of Environmental Standards in Chinese Outward

InvestmentBao Cunkuan Comparing China's EIA System to the Developed Countries and

its implications for the development of One Belt and One Road.Elizabeth Losos Constructing a Sustainable Belt and Road: Identifying and

Mitigating the Negative Environmental Impacts of BRIKshitij Bansal The issue of Environmental Standards in International

Investment and TradeCoffee BreakSession 2

Mia Mikic What are the adequate environmental standards of trade goods along B&R countries? Should PPM related environmental standards to be applied?

Sun Xiaopu The Critical Role of Cooling Equipment in Greening the Belt & RoadMao Xianqiang Evaluating Environmental Impact of Trade Policies and Green

Trade PoliciesLi Li Green Trade under the Belt and Road Initiative - Based on the

view of Techincal Barriers to TradeLiu Hongpeng Sustainable energy development towards achieving 2030

Agenda along BRI12:00-13:30 Lunch Break13:30-15:15 Session 3

Sun Jingfeng Promoting Environmental Technology Exchanges and Transfers under the BRI

Liu Hongpeng Sustainable energy development towards achieving 2030 Agenda along BRI

Zhang Yifei The Research on improving Green Trade in BRI RegionSergio Suchodolski Sustainable Infrastructure CriteriaNominbolor Khurel Promoting Eco-tourism in Mongolia within Belt and Road InitiativeBu Maoliang Green B&R: Why corporate social responsibility matters?

15:15-15:30 Coffee Break15:30-16:45 Session 4

Oran Young Is a green BRI a contradiction in terms?Wu Shunze Chinese Responsibilities in Global Governance for EnvironmentLi Weian Global Initiative in Green Corporate Governace StructureMa Haibing Best Practices from Global Green Governance and How to

Better Adopt them in China's Context16:45-17:00 Lo Sze Ping Concluding remarks17:00 Group Photo

Global Green Governance: Environmental Challenges and Opportunities of B&R InitiativeOrganizer: WWF New York University Shanghai Shenzhen MEE BR Environmental Technology Transfer Center Chinese Academy of Sciences Resource Environmental Science Information Center

Environmental Governance

Co-organizer: The Academy of Economics and Trade Relationship and Cooperation for Belt and Road Countries (ETRCBR), Shanghai University of International Business and Economics (SUIBE)

Taihu Electric CorporateUnited Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP)Policy Research Center for Environment and Economy, MEESusTech B&R Environmental Academy


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Shanghai Forum 2018 Student Panel

Time: 14:30-16:30, May 26Venue: Siyuan Hall, 30th Floor, West Main Building, Guanghua Towers, Fudan University Chair: Betty Coffey

14:30-14:40 Program Leader: Jesse Pipes Speech by Guests

14:40-14:45 Company Representative

14:45-15:05 Group 1

Katie ARMSTRONG DU YanyanEjalai ISIKHUEMHENWAN YuNelson RUSSYANG TianJordan SALAMIDOWANG Yixiang

Electric Vehicles in China and the United States

15:05-15:25 Group 2

Ary BAUTISTAHAN YuJavon NATHANIELDING YichengEmily TURNERLI MIngxuanBrandon WILKERSONYAN Jin

Ride Sharing in China and the United States

15:25-15:45 Group 3

David BAGNALWENG DemingAlia DAHLANLI JiajiaoJack EMERSON WANG JingyingJessica ROBINSONGAO Zeqing

Autonomous Vehicles in China and the United States

15:45-16:20 Roundtable discussion

16:20-16:30 Dr. Betty Coffey Closing Remarks

Transportation Innovations in China and the United States: Industry Analysis, Company Initiatives, and Future Directions


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Time: 14:30-17:15, May 26Venue: Huanghe Hall, 3rd Floor, SICCChair: Lu Changqi

14:30-14:50 Speech Zheng Yang




16:00-16:20 Speech Fan Wenzhong



Development and Innovation in Financial Science and Technology (Invited Only)Organizer: FUDAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (Shanghai)

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