The conference aims to bring together policymakers and academics to discuss the consequences of various aspects of globalization including trade, migration, financial flows, cultural exchanges and the diffusion of ideas. We welcome empirically grounded research papers by macro and...

Programme Pillars: - Driving Sustainable Growth and Social Inclusion - Mastering the Fourth Industrial Revolution - Strengthening Regional Relationships

The conference includes: Boustead Annual Globalisation Lecture 2016 by Mansor Ibrahim, Dean, Graduate School of Studies, INCEIF (The Global University of Islamic Finance) ‘Islamic Finance and Resilience of the Financial System’ The World Economy Annual Asia Lecture by Norman Loayza, Lead...

The overarching theme is "Restructuring Economies, Transforming Societies". Over the past few decades, the world has embarked on a course that is: - Unsustainable — in terms of environmental degradation, depletion of natural resources, and transfers between and within generations; -...

We invite scholars and researchers from all over the world, but particularly those based in the Asian-Pacific region to propose their thoughts and research results to tackle the aforementioned questions and thus, contribute to the success of the conference in solving some of the burning...

The Global Economic Symposium aims to identify global challenges, examine their policy and business implications, and formulate concrete action responses to them. The Symposium is divided into Themes and each theme covers several symposium Sessions. Each Session of the GES deals with a problem...

The Congress general theme is ‘Financial System and the International Economy Post-Crisis’. The Congress will have two special sessions: ‘Strategies for economic growth after the crisis – global and Brazilian economy’ and ‘Spread of Keynesianism in Brazil: in honour of Prof Fernando...

The 2011 Global Studies Conference will address a range of critically important ideas relating to globalization in the world today, as well as focusing on a special theme – Latin America and Globalisation: Emerging Societies and Emancipation. This is a conference for any person with an...

Developing country economies have grown faster than those of the developed countries. In particular, the emergence of China, India, Brazil, and South Africa (CIBS) is reshaping the global economic and political landscape. The prospects and implications of the rise of CIBS are of profound...

TOPICS: · International Trade and Finance · Industrial Development · Foreign Direct Investment · Regionalism and Economic Cooperation · Globalization Issues · Macroeconomic Issues · Government Policies · Economic Growth and Development · Labor and Human Resource Development · Malaysia...