The Centre for International Governance Innovation and John Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies will co-host a conference to discuss a special issue of the Journal of Contemporary China. Leading policy experts will present and discuss financial regulation, exchange rate reform, security and foreign policy.
External and Domestic Financial Liberalization in China: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Presented by Domenico Lombardi, Centre for International Governance Innovation and Anton Malkin, Centre for International Governance Innovation
Review by Nicholas Lardy, Peterson Institute for International Economics and Pieter Bottelier, School of Advanced International Studies
Domestic Political Obstacles to the Internationalization of the Renminbi
Presented by David A. Steinberg, School of Advanced International Studies and Daniel McDowell, Syracuse
Review by Nicholas Lardy, Peterson Institute for International Economics and David M. Lampton, School of Advanced International Studies
Financing the Globalization of Chinese Energy Companies
Presented by Bo Kong, University of Oklahoma and Kevin P. Gallagher, Boston University
Review by Deborah Brautigam, School of Advanced International Studies and Pieter Bottelier, School of Advanced International Studies
The Two-Level game of China’s ‘Going Out’ Policy
Presented by Hongying Wang, Centre for International Governance Innovation
Review by David M. Lampton, School of Advanced International Studies and Deborah Brautigam, School of Advanced International Studies
China’s Strategic Enterprises and China’s One Belt One Road Policy
Presented by Carla Freeman, School of Advanced International Studies
China and the Evolving World Order: A Rule-taker, Rule-maker, or Rule-breaker
Presented by Suisheng Zhao, University of Denver and Editor in Chief of Journal of Contemporary China
