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th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference 1 th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference 2018 China Goes Global Conference 2018 —— The Belt and Road Initiative: Global Perspective Conference venue: East China Normal University (ECNU) Date： 18 - 20 June, 2018 Address: 3663 North Zhongshan Road, Shanghai Location: Shanghai, China Monday, 18 June 2018 (Company Visit - 13:30-18:00, Welcome Reception – 17:00-21:30) 12:30-13:30 Registration Assembly Point: Lobby, Yi Fu Building, ECNU * Please gather at the Lobby of Yi Fu Building at 13:30, and the bus will depart to Fosun on time. 13:30-14:30 Commute between Yi Fu Building and Fosun International 14:30-14:45 Company Visit to Fosun International, Group Photo 14:45-15:30 The Internationalization Journey of Fosun Speaker: Mr Jiannong Qian, Senior Vice President of Fosun International Q&A 15:30-16:15 Fosun’s post-investment management and membership system from the perspective of Fosun’s C2M strategy Speaker: Jun Wang, Assistant President of Fosun Group, CMO 16:15-16:45 Interactive Discussion Chaired by Mr Shiyu Wang, Dr Ilan Alon, Prof William Wang 16:45-17:15 Visit to Shanghai Fosun Art Center 17:15 The End 17:15-18:00 Commute between Fosun International and Yi Fu Building 2 th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference 18:00-19:00 Registration Venue: Lobby, Yi Fu Building, ECNU 19:00-20:30 Welcome Reception Venue: Coffee Bar, Yi Fu Building, ECNU Tuesday, June 19, 2018 Venue: Lecture Hall, 1 Level, Yi Fu Building, ECNU 8:15-9:00 Registration & Networking Venue: Lobby, Yi Fu Building, ECNU 9:00-9:05 Opening Remarks ECNU 9:05-9:10 Opening Remarks by Dr Ilan Alon, President of CGA 9:10-9:15 Opening Remarks by Prof William Wang, Vice Dean of emlyon business school 9:15- 9:40 The Belt and Road Initiative and the Linkage between East and West of Global Industry Chain Keynote Speaker: Zhigang Yuan, Director of Academic Committee of Faculty of Economics & Management, East China Normal University; Visiting Professor of emlyon business school 9:40-10:15 Geely's Journey of Internationalization and Brand Enhancement Keynote Speaker: Mr Xueliang Yang, Vice President of Geely Automobile Group 10:15-10:25 Group Photo 3 th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference 10:25-10:40 Refreshment Break and Networking 10:40-11:05 The Role of Institutions in Explaining OFDI from an Emerging Economy Keynote Speaker: Prof Junjie Hong, Distinguished Professor of Economics, Dean of School of International Trade and Economics at University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, China 11:05-11:30 The Chinese Renaissance : Re-Emergence, Renewal & Global Projection (s) Keynote Speaker: David Gosset, Founder of the Europe-China Forum 11:30-12:30 Round Table Discussion: Globalisation of Chinese Companies at the Context of Belt and Road Initiative 12:30-12:40 Launch & Signing Ceremony – A Joint Research Project between emlyon business school and National Business Daily on the Belt and Road Initiative Speech by Ms Lei Ping, Chief Editor of National Business Daily 12:40-13:30 Lunch Tuesday, 19 June 2018 Venue: MBA Center, ECNU BRI & Geopolitics Innovation Book Session – 1 Time: 13:30-15:00, June 19th Time: 13:30-15:00, June 19th Time: 11:00-12:30, June 20th Venue: 101, MBA Center Venue: 201, MBA Center Venue: 301, MBA Center Chair: Zhigang Yuan, East China Normal University Chair: Georges Haour, IMD Chair: Paul Ross, Nokia 1. China as Smart Power - One Belt, One Road 1. Awaiting Innovation in China 1. Participatory and Consultative Mechanism in Ulf Henning Richter, Tongji University David McHardy Reid, Seattle University an Authoritative Context: Empowerment as By-product of Development 4 th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference 2. The Belt and Road Initiative: Assessing Global Grand 2. The Relational and Institutional Factors of Giulia Cuin, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Strategies and a Survey Innovation in Services: The Case of B2B services in University Syed Tariq Anwar, West Texas A&M University China Yejing Huang, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences 2. China Through American Eyes: Early Depictions 3. The Overall Development of the Belt and Road Betty Feng, Farmingdale State College of the Chinese People and Culture in the US Countries: Measurement, Ranking and Assessment Penelope B Prime, Georgia State University Print Media Biliang Hu, Beijing Normal University Leigh Anne Liu, Georgia State University Wenxian Zhang, Rollins College Qingzhong Pan, Beijing Normal University Shuyu Wu, Beijing Normal University 3. Continuous Upgrading Process of Chinese Small and Medium Sized Manufacturing Enterprise: 4. China Goes Global, Against a Headwind From the Traditional Upgrade Path to the Green Quan Li, Wuhan University Innovation-Driven Path Yunshi Mao, Sun Yat-Sen University Zekai Huang Yangchun Liu 4. The Chinese Apparel Supply Chain: Tangible Industry 4.0 Innovations Which Drive 2020 Business Growth and Sustainable Supply Chain Performance John Wilkerson, Bellwether Research Institute 15: 00 – 15: 30 Refreshment Break and Networking Venue: Level 2, MBA Center China – Other Countries/Region 1 China - Other Countries/Region 2 Poster and Panel Session Time: 15:30-17:00, June 19th Time: 15:30-17:00, June 19th Time: 15:30 -17:00, June 19th Venue: 101, MBA Center Venue: 201, MBA Center Venue: 401, MBA Center Chair: Francis Ulgado, Georgia Tech Chair: Ulf Henning Richter, Tongji University Chair: Thomas Rosenthal, Digital Bros 5 th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference 1. Chinese Foreign Economic Engagement in Africa: 1. An analysis of the impact of regional push and pull 1. The Chinese interactive entertainment The Location Decision of Chinese Multinationals factors on the location decisions of Chinese industry going global: push and pull factors Saileshsingh Gunessee, University of Nottingham manufacturing firms investing in Europe Thomas Rosenthal, Digital Bros Minghai Zhou, University of Nottingham Ningbo Lauretta Rubini Ping Lv, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences 2. Adaptation and Resistance: China’s Rise and 2. Talented Women Entrepreneurs Francesca Spigarelli, University of Macerata the 21st Century Liberal World Order Ye Liu, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University and University Louise Curran Tobias ten Brink, Jacobs University of Southern Denmark Chiara Pollio Thomas Schøtt, University of Southern Denmark 3. The Effects of Foreign Direct Investment on 2. Finnish-Chinese Investment Negotiation: Power Regional Innovation Capacity in China 3. Live and let live: Africa’s response options to China’s Positioning and Search for Common Ground Xiong Tian, Bergische Universität Wuppertal BRI Stopniece Santa, University of Jyväskylä Paul J.J. Welfens Emmanuel Kodzi, Rollins College 3. A Guanxi Perspective on Buyer-Supplier 4. Understanding Poland’s Interest in China’s Belt 4. Absorptive Capacity, Talent Management Practices Relationships in China and Brazil and Road initiative and Firm Performance: The Case of China and Sandra Graça, Eckerd College Lukasz Gacek, KGHM Shanghai Copper Trading Russia James Barry Co., Ltd Marina Latukha, Saint-Petersburg State University Anna Veselova 4. China’s Strategy and Political Gamesmanship in the 5. China's FDI in Poland: Factors of Arctic Region Underperformance Reinhard Biedermann, Tamkang University Lukasz Sarek, Asia Research Center War Studies University 18:00-21:00 Gala Dinner Venue: Banquet, Level 8, Hyatt Regency Global Harbor Address: 718 Ningxia Road Putuo District, Shanghai 6 th 12 Annual China Goes Global Conference - The Deep-Level Essence of the Belt-and-Road Initiative Keynote Speaker: Peter Ping Li, Li Dak Sum Chair Professor of International Business, University of Nottingham Ningbo China; Director of Research, Greater China Region (Shanghai), Center for Creative Leadership (CCL); Senior Editor, Management and Organization Review Best Paper Award, The Best PhD Student Paper Award and Best Reviewer’s Award - Performance Wednesday, June 20th 2018 Venue: Lecture Hall, 1 Level, Yi Fu Building, ECNU BRI, FDI and M&A City and Region Dynamics – 1 PhD Session 1 Time: 9:00-10:30, June 20th Time: 9:00-10:30, June 20th Time: 9:00-10:30, June 20th Venue: 101, MBA Center Venue: 301, MBA Center Venue: 501, MBA Center Chair: Xiaohua Yang, University of San Franscisco Chair: Hanchao Lu, Georgia Tech Chair: Christoph Lattemann, Jacobs University 1. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)'s 1. Exploring Urban Regeneration Effects in “Culture 1. The Cultural Impacts on the Post Acquisition Strategic Role in Helping China "Regain its Historic Cities of East Asia” Integration of the Globalized Chinese Role in the World." Maxime Jaffré, CNRS - Centre Norbert Elias Enterprises in Europe Ji Chen, University of Colorado Denver Elena Raevskikh, CNRS - Centre Norbert Elias Peihua Li, emlyon business school Stephen Thomas, University of Colorado Denver 2. Cultural Intelligence Effects on Expatriates' 2. Does the Porter Hypothesis Holds in China? 2. Motives of Inward FDI and Subsequent Outward Adjustment and Turnover Intentions in China- Evidence From the Pulp and Paper Industry FDI: Subnational Evidence from China Mainland Hongyu Nian, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Yuanyuan Li, Rutgers University Khalid Akhal, University of International Business and Economics 3. Exploring Opportunities and Challenges of a 3. 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