Track Two Dialogue on EU-China-Relations and Cross Strait Relations
Track Two Dialogue onEU-China-Relations and Cross Strait Relations
Mathieu Duchâtel (Asia Centre, Paris): Beyond WHA: Assessing the cross-strait "diplomatic truce"
Cheng Weidong (Assistant Director, Institute of European Studies, CASS):New diplomatic approach to external affairs involving Mainland China and Taiwan
Lunch at Le Café du Jardin, Covent Garden
– end of meeting –
Related information can also be found at: http://www.swp-berlin.org/de/projekte/projekt.php?id=9484
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Track Two Dialogue on
A workshop jointly organised by Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS), Shanghai
Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP), Berlin,
and London School of Economics (LSE), London
with the friendly support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung GmbH, Stuttgart
London, LSE, 29-31 May 2009
Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP), Berlin,
and London School of Economics (LSE), London
with the friendly support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung GmbH, Stuttgart
London, LSE, 29-31 May 2009
Venue: LSE, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE (Vera Anstey Room)
Accommodation: Goodenough Club, 23 Mecklenburgh Square, London WC1N 2AD
Contact: Gudrun Wacker, Asia Division of SWP (phone: ++49-30-88007-265);
Christopher R. Hughes, London School of Economics
Accommodation: Goodenough Club, 23 Mecklenburgh Square, London WC1N 2AD
Contact: Gudrun Wacker, Asia Division of SWP (phone: ++49-30-88007-265);
Christopher R. Hughes, London School of Economics
Friday, 29 May 2009
Arrival of participants
Saturday, 30 May 2009
10:00 am
Opening Remarks
Christopher Hughes, LSE (London)
Yang Jiemian, SIIS (Shanghai)
Gudrun Wacker, SWP (Berlin)
Christopher Hughes, LSE (London)
Yang Jiemian, SIIS (Shanghai)
Gudrun Wacker, SWP (Berlin)
10:15 am
Session I: New Developments in EU-China Relations
Gudrun Wacker (SWP, Berlin):EU-China relations 2008, the EU"s foreign policy and implications for its China policy
Ye Jiang (Director, Center for European Studies, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies): New Developments in China-EU Relations - Concurrently Analyzing the Trilateral Relations between China, EU and US
Gudrun Wacker (SWP, Berlin):EU-China relations 2008, the EU"s foreign policy and implications for its China policy
Ye Jiang (Director, Center for European Studies, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies): New Developments in China-EU Relations - Concurrently Analyzing the Trilateral Relations between China, EU and US
10:45 am
Plenary debate
11:30 am
Session II: Domestic development in Taiwan and cross-strait relations
Yan Anlin (Executive Director, Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao Studies, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies): The Development of the Situation in Taiwan and Trends of the Cross-Strait Relations
Hermann Halbeisen (University of Cologne)
Daffyd Fell (SOAS, London): Taiwan"s 2009 Local Executive Elections: Significance and Prospects
Yan Anlin (Executive Director, Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao Studies, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies): The Development of the Situation in Taiwan and Trends of the Cross-Strait Relations
Hermann Halbeisen (University of Cologne)
Daffyd Fell (SOAS, London): Taiwan"s 2009 Local Executive Elections: Significance and Prospects
12:15
Plenary debate
1:00 pm
Buffet lunch
Senior Common Room, 5th Floor, Old Building
Senior Common Room, 5th Floor, Old Building
2:00 pm
Session III: One year improved cross-strait relations: assessment of the effects
Tom Hart (Stockholm): Thoughts on the Prospects for Arriving At and Maintaining a Stable modus vivendi in Cross-Strait relations
Wu Nengyuan (Director, Institute of Modern Taiwan Studies, Fujian Academy of Social Sciences): The Development of Cross-Straits Relations since 2008
Tom Hart (Stockholm): Thoughts on the Prospects for Arriving At and Maintaining a Stable modus vivendi in Cross-Strait relations
Wu Nengyuan (Director, Institute of Modern Taiwan Studies, Fujian Academy of Social Sciences): The Development of Cross-Straits Relations since 2008
2:30 pm
Plenary debate
3:30 pm
Tea/coffee break
4:00 pm
Session IV: Implications of the new US administration on US-China and Cross-Strait relations
Linda Jakobson (SIPRI office in Beijing)
Yang Jiemian (President, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies):Implications of the New US Administration on US-China and Cross-Strait Relations
Linda Jakobson (SIPRI office in Beijing)
Yang Jiemian (President, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies):Implications of the New US Administration on US-China and Cross-Strait Relations
4:30 pm
Plenary debate (until 5:30)
7:30 pm
Dinner at Le Café du Jardin, Covent Garden
Sunday, 31 May 2009
9:00 am
Session V: Impact of the global financial and economic crisis on cross-strait relations
Feng Zhongping (Director, Institute of European Studies, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations)
Christopher R. Hughes (LSE): The Political Impact of the Global Economic Crisis on Cross Strait Relations
Feng Zhongping (Director, Institute of European Studies, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations)
Christopher R. Hughes (LSE): The Political Impact of the Global Economic Crisis on Cross Strait Relations
9:30 am
Plenary debate
10:30 am
Session VI: The Global Impact of Cross-Strait RelationsMathieu Duchâtel (Asia Centre, Paris): Beyond WHA: Assessing the cross-strait "diplomatic truce"
Cheng Weidong (Assistant Director, Institute of European Studies, CASS):New diplomatic approach to external affairs involving Mainland China and Taiwan
11:00
Plenary debate 12:00
Final session: Conclusions and Recommendations 1:00 pm
Lunch at Le Café du Jardin, Covent Garden
– end of meeting –
Related information can also be found at: http://www.swp-berlin.org/de/projekte/projekt.php?id=9484