Political Economy of Trade Liberalization in Developing East Asia: Sustainability, Governance, and the Role of Small Business

Political Economy of Trade Liberalization in Developing East Asia: Sustainability, Governance, and the Role of Small Business
 10 to 11 November 2011 University of Brawijaya, Malang, Indonesia
 In Commemoration of the 50th years Anniversary of the Faculty of Economics and Business- University of Brawijaya (FEB-UB).
The deadline for abstracts/proposals is 16 September 2011.

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Web address: http://feb.ub.ac.id/ic/
Sponsored by: Faculty of Economics and Business,
University of Brawijaya

In particular, the conference will receive the following thematic paper but not limited to:

1. Trends and Challenges of Regional Cooperation in Trade and Finance, such as Region Investment Climate, Regional Transportation and Communication issues, Private Sector Development, Small-Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship Development, Cross Border Investment and Takeovers, Corporate Finance and Restructuring, Infrastructure and Social Overhead Capital Investment Issues

2. Governance, Public Sector, Bureaucratic Reforms, International Relations, Corruption and Political Economics of Regional Development at several aspects.

3. Economic Integration and Asian regionalism, regional cooperation and economic associations under globalization and international trade

4. Role of Small Business (SME's) in Globalization, Job Creation, Productivity and Entrepreneurship

5. Sustainable growth and development, with special emphasis on politics and economics of environmental and natural resources issues, global warming and climate change

6. Regional labour market dynamics, human resources development, labour mobility/migration, poverty, job creation, social security

7. Finance, banking structures and development of capital markets in globalization era

8. Country/regional case of trade liberalization and globalization.