China Update 2010
Hosted by the Rio Tinto - ANU China Partnership
14 July
China: the next 20 years of reform and development
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China Update 2009: China’s New Place in a World in Crisis Economic, Geopolitical and Environmental Dimensions Ross Garnaut, Ligang Song and Wing Thye Woo |
In 1978, Deng Xiaoping began the process of China's economic reform. For the next 30 years, this process has been changing the world. Now, China's economic reform and development appears set to enter a new stage. The China Update brings together world leading experts in economic, political, strategic and social dimensions of China to ask what the next 20 years of China's economic reform and development will offer.
The China Update is an annual event at which world leading experts present the latest research on the Chinese economy. Each year, the latest edition of the China Update Book Series is released the day before the conference. The 2010 edition will be the 9th book in the series and the 5th published by ANU E Press.
In 2007 the Brookings Institution, Washington DC, began to partner in this series and co-publish the book and the Social Sciences Academic Press (SSAP) of the China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) began to translate the series into Chinese (Mandarin).
ANU has the largest concentration of expertise on China in the world (outside of China), and the annual China Update is the cornerstone event on China each year.
Details of the China Update:
| When: | Wednesday, 14 July 2010 |
| Time: | 8:45am - 5:30pm |
| Where: | Coombs Lecture Theatre, ANU |
Registration (general): $100
Registration (student): $35 (limited)
All participants receive a copy of the book: China: the next 20 years of reform and development, ANU E Press & Brookings Institution Press
To register your interest in attending the China Update and receive notification when formal registration procedures are open, please contact Dominic Meagher
dominic.meagher@anu.edu.au +61 (2) 6125 3831
Formal registration will open in May.
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