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Cesa Draft Program Web.Pdf Organized by: . Chinese Economics Society Australia . College of Business Law and Governance, Division of Tropical Environments and Societies, James Cook University . The Cairns Institute, James Cook University Local Organising Committee: Dr Hongbo Liu, James Cook University Prof Philip Pearce, James Cook University Prof Stewart Lockie, James Cook University Prof Natalie Stoeckl, James Cook University Prof David Low, James Cook University Dr Sizhong Sun, James Cook University Ms Janie Edwards, James Cook University Prof Zhangyue Zhou, James Cook University Ms Jennifer McHugh, James Cook University With Support From: . China Update, Australian National University . Australian Trade Commission . The Education Office of Chinese Embassy in Australia . Tourism Tropical North Queensland . Advance Cairns . Cairns Chamber of Commerce CONTENTS Introduction to CESA ............................................................................................................................... 1 Introduction to the College of Business, Law and Governance .............................................................. 2 Introduction to The Cairns Institute ....................................................................................................... 2 Information for Participants ................................................................................................................... 4 Conference Program Outline .................................................................................................................. 5 Keynote Speakers .................................................................................................................................... 8 Tourism Forum Speakers ........................................................................................................................ 8 Policy Forum Speakers ............................................................................................................................ 9 Concurrent Sessions .............................................................................................................................. 10 List of Conference Participants ............................................................................................................. 21 James Cook University Cairns Campus Map ......................................................................................... 24 The Cairns Institute Maps ..................................................................................................................... 25 Introduction to CESA The Chinese Economics Society Australia (CESA) is a non-profit and non-partisan organization, which aims at promoting research and exchange activities related to the Chinese economy. More specifically, its objectives are to: . Encourage and stimulate constructive inquiries, exchange and discussion on China’s growth and development; . Promote and disseminate research work related to China’s economy and business development; and . Provide a venue for post-graduate students to present and discuss their work. CESA strives to become a leading research network of the Chinese economy in the Asia Pacific region. It maintains close relationships with other professional associations that have similar objectives. The Society was initiated as the Association for Chinese Economic Studies, Australia (ACESA) in 1987 at the Australian National University in Canberra under the leadership of Dr Yongzheng Yang and Dr Shujuan Lin, with the support of enthusiastic scholars specialising in the Chinese economy including Chunlai Chen, Enjiang Cheng, Ross Garnaut, Jane Golley, Yiping Huang, Ligang Song, Guanghua Wan, Mei Wen, Harry Wu, Yanrui Wu, Xiaoguang Zhang and Zhangyue Zhou. The Society is run by the Executive Committee within the general policy guidelines set by the Council of Management and the Constitution. The current Executive Committee members are: Dr Sizhong Sun, President (James Cook University); Dr Annie Wei, Secretary (Australian National University) and Dr James Cheong, Treasurer (University of Western Australia). The Society is physically hosted at: China Economy Program, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University JG Crawford Bldg, Acton ACT 2601, Australia CESA’s annual conference rotates amongst its member universities in Australia, attracting delegates from around the world. A number of conference proceedings and publications have been generated from contributions to the conferences. CESA maintains an official website (http://www.ces-aus.org/) and an emailing list ([email protected]), which are available for use by all members. 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, LAW AND GOVERNANCE The College of Business, Law and Governance (CBLG) is part of the Division of Tropical Environments and Societies and delivers a range of courses in Cairns, Singapore, Townsville and Brisbane*. It is led by the Dean, Professor David Low, and promotes, fosters, supports and administers quality teaching and research across four key areas: . Law . Business . Information Technology . Conflict Management and Resolution Formed in 2014 to provide new opportunities and collaborations for both education and research, a primary focus of the College is ethics, sustainability and governance, as well as an understanding of complex business systems. The courses offered by the College equip future leaders with life-long skills that have practical applications in the workplace, and are designed with a variety of options to facilitate lifestyle and work commitments, whether it be studying online or on campus, or on a full or part time basis. The College’s multi-campus locations and world-class academics bring an international perspective to its teaching and research. Leading-edge postgraduate study areas reflect global industry needs and include international business, sustainable practice, creativity and innovation, political science, and information technology. More details of CBLG can be found at: www.jcu.edu.au/college-of-business-law-and-governance Townsville Campus 2 INTRODUCTION TO THE CAIRNS INSTITUTE Around half of the world’s population—some three billion people—and 80 per cent of the planet’s animal and plant species live in the tropics. From economic and educational deprivation to disease, loss of culture and the impacts of climate change, the social, economic and environmental challenges facing the tropical zones of northern Australia and the world are immense. The Cairns Institute’s location in tropical North Queensland and close proximity to neighbouring countries in the Pacific and Southeast Asia places it at the epicentre of economic, environmental and cultural change. In this most dynamic of regions, the Institute is committed to understanding and informing the critical processes of transformation that will shape communities’ and environments’ future wellbeing. Bringing together the expertise and intellectual resources of more than 20 disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, The Cairns Institute is a uniquely robust and vibrant hub of research, capacity building and public debate in the tropics, for the tropics. The Cairns Institute welcomes national and international scholars, policy specialists, consultants and trainees, providing facilities and infrastructure for excellence and innovation. The Institute offers: . Pure and applied research . Consulting and contract research . Research training . Professional development . Conferences and seminars . Education and scholarship More details of the Cairns Institute can be found at: www.cairnsinstitute.jcu.edu.au/ The Cairn Institute Building 3 INFORMATION FOR PARTICIPANTS Cairns Taxi: Web: www.cairnstaxis.com.au/ Phone: 131008 Policelink: Web: www.police.qld.gov.au/programs/policelink/ If a crime is happening, call Triple Zero (000) If not, you can call Policelink at 131 444 Parking: Free parking is available at The Cairns Institute in the green areas ONLY: Tourism: Tourism Tropical North Queensland: www.ttnq.org.au/ 4 CONFERENCE PROGRAM OUTLINE 17-19 July 2016, James Cook University, Cairns, Queensland, AUSTRALIA 17 July (Sunday) 16:00 - 17:00 Conference Registration Rydges Tradewinds Cairns 17:00 - 18:00 Welcome Reception Rydges Tradewinds Cairns 18 July (Monday) 08:00 - 08:30 Conference Registration Foyer, The Cairns Institute 08:30 - 09:10 Opening Ceremony Lecture Theatre, The Cairns Institute Welcome performance by Traditional owner Robyn McGuiggan, Deputy Vice Chancellor and Professor, Division of Global Strategy and Engagement, James Cook University The Honourable Curtis Pitt MP, Treasurer, Queensland Government Xu Xiao, Minister Counsellor, Education Office of Chinese Embassy in Australia Sizhong Sun, President of Chinese Economics Society Australia Chair: David Low, Dean and Professor, College of Business, Law and Governance, Division of Tropical Environments and Societies, James Cook University 09:10 - 10:00 Keynote Address 1 Lecture Theatre, The Cairns Institute Luigi Pistaferri, Professor of Economics, Stanford University Consumption Inequality Introduced by: Sizhong Sun, President of CESA 10:00 - 10:15 Photo Session The Cairns Institute 10:15 - 10:30 Morning Tea Foyer, The Cairns Institute 10:30 - 12:00 Concurrent Sessions Concurrent session 1 D3:063 Concurrent session 2 D3:059 Concurrent session 3 D3:144 Concurrent session 4 D3:149 12:00 - 13:00 Networking Lunch Foyer, The Cairns Institute 13:00 - 14:30 Concurrent Sessions Concurrent session 5 D3:063 Concurrent session 6 D3:059 Concurrent session
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