On behalf of the Transatlantic Academy and the Asia Centre,
and with the collaboration of
we would like to invite you to
The Rise of China: Views of Key Countries
Workshop, Paris – Monday March 28, 2011
CERI-Sciences Po
(56, rue Jacob, 75006 Paris)
The workshop will bring together specialists on Asia and international relations to discuss how the rise of China is viewed in Europe, the United States, India and Japan. The Fellows of the Transatlantic Academy have just completed a collaborative report entitled Global Shift- Western Drift: A Strategy for Atlantic Renewal at the main findings of which will be presented in the workshop. We hope you can join us for this discussion.
RSVP: Edouard de Tinguy, GMF Paris office, edetinguy@gmfus.org
Rozenn Jouannigot, Asia Centre, r.jouannigot@centreasia.eu
09.00-10.30 American and European Views on the Rise of Asia
Chair: Stephen Szabo, Executive Director, Transatlantic Academy
· James Goldgeier, Professor, Political Science, George Washington University; Transatlantic Academy fellow
· Daniel Deudney, Associate Professor of Political Science, Johns Hopkins University; Transatlantic Academy fellow
· François Godement, Professor, Sciences Po; Director for Strategy, Asia Centre, Senior Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations
Debate
10.30-12.00 Views from the Region: India and Japan
Chair: Christophe Jaffrelot, Senior Research Fellow, CERI-Sciences Po
· Swaran Singh, Professor, School of International Studies, Jawahrlal Nehru University
· Iskander Rehman, Visiting International Fellow, Sciences Po; Transatlantic Academy fellow
· Kubo Fumiaki, Professor, University of Tokyo
Debate
12.15-13.30 How China sees its Image
· Prof. Cui Liru, President, China Institutes Of Contemporary International Relations
- to be confirmed -
· Eberhard Sandschneider, Director, German Society for Foreign Policy
· François Godement, Professor, Sciences Po; Director for Strategy, Asia Centre, Senior Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations
12.30-14.00 Luncheon Buffet and Close of the Workshop
