China’s new place in a world in crisis
Economic, geopolitical and environmental dimensions

China 2009: China’s New Place in a World in Crisis Economic, Geopolitical and Environmental Dimensions Ross Garnaut, Ligang Song and Wing Thye Woo

The world and China’s place in it have been transformed over the past year. The pressures for change have come from the most severe global financial crisis ever, and from what so far is the largest decline in output over a comparably short period in the history of the word economy.

China and its economic prospects have also changed, but not so much as China’s place in a changing world. The global financial crisis has accelerated China’s emergence as a great power, in advance of China or its global partners thinking and working through the consequences for managing the implications for the governance of world affairs.

The China Update 2009 brings an international group of authorities together to examine how China's increasing significance effects macroeconomic adjustments amid the current global recession, economic and financial integration, and issues of the environment and climate change.

Podcast Series:

	China Update 2009: Keynote Address by The Hon Wayne Swan MP, Treasurer Audio >>
	China Update 2009: Opening Panel on China’s New Place in the World Ross Garnaut (chair), Wing Thye Woo, Fan Gang, Chen Ping & Hugh White Audio >>
	China Update 2009: Session 1 - Economic Adjustments amid the Global Crisis Ligang Song (chair), W. Max Corden, Yiping Huang, Xiaolu Wang & Guonan Ma Audio >>
	China Update 2009: Session 2 - The Impact of the Global Crisis in China Wing Thye Woo (chair), Qu Yue, Meng Xin, Xiao Geng & Prema-chandra Athukorala Audio >>
	China Update 2009: Session 3 - Economic Integration Yiping Huang (chair), Huw McKay, Will Martin, Chunlai Chen & Peter Drysdale Audio >>
	China Update 2009: Session 4 - The Environment and Climate Change Jane Golley (chair), Yongsheng Zhang, Stephen Howes & Jinjun Xue Audio >>
	China Update 2009: China’s emerging generation of leaders: trajectory for the future Ross Garnaut (chair) & Cheng Li Audio >>
	China Update 2009:  Discussion Panel & Closing Remarks Ross Garnaut (chair), Yiping Huang, Chen Ping Wing Thye Woo, W. Max Corden, Hugh White, Cheng Li & Mark McGillivray Audio >>
Media Releases
	Treasurer Wayne Swan’s speech to the China Update View Speech <<here>>
	No need for angst on Chinese investment View More <<here>>
	China detains more steel executives View More <<here>>
	L'Australie approuve régulièrement des propositions d'investissements chinoises View More <<here>>
	Wayne Swan - Address to the ANU China Update Conference, Canberra View More <<here>>
	China should privatise state-owned companies View More <<here>>
	The China syndrome View More <<here>>
	A pact with China as it pursues growth View More <<here>>
	Hopes rest on China to save Copenhagen climate deal View More <<here>>

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Details of the China Update:

Registration (general): $100
Registration (student): $35 (limited)

All participants receive a copy of the book: Ross Garnaut, Ligang Song and Wing Thye Woo (eds) China’s New Place in a World in Crisis: economic, geopolitical and environmental dimensions, ANU E Press & Brookings Institution Press
Earlier books in the China Update Book Series >>

For further information please contact Dominic Meagher
dominic.meagher@anu.edu.au +61 (2) 6125 3831

See key speeches from China Update 2008