A one day workshop on India-China relations will be convened at Georgia Institute of Technology, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 23 September 2004, in the MARC Auditorium, Room 114, on the Georgia Tech Campus.
Prominent specialists on China-India relations will discuss and debate current and future patterns of cooperation and conflict between Asia's two giants. Panelists include Dr. Jasjit Mansingh of Jawahrahl Nehru University; Dr. Ying-dong Yuan of the Monterey Institute of International Studies; Dr. Anupam Srivastava, Co-Director, South Asia Program, Center for International Trade & Security, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia; Dr. Michael T. Clark, Executive Director, U.S.-India Business Council, Washington, DC; and John Garver of Georgia Tech.
The morning session will discuss economic cooperation and rivalry between the two countries. The afternoon session will focus on political dynamics. There will also be a for-fee luncheon. Lunch-time speakers will include former U.S. Ambassador John Kelly, and a high-ranking representative from the Indian Embassy (possibly the Ambassador).
The event will be sponsored by: the Georgia Indian American Chamber of Commerce; the ICA Institute; the Center for Strategy, Technology and Policy and the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, both of Georgia Tech; and the China Research Center.
The sessions are free and open to the public, but reservations are requested beforehand. There will be a modest charge for lunch. For further information contact Angela Levin at 404-895-3199. CHINA BUSINESS FORUM PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 8TH, 2004
A China Business Forum will be held at Kennesaw State University Friday morning, 8-11:00 am, on Oct. 8th. Topics will include the evolving asset market in China, navigating logistic challenges, and an update on China’s economic performance and policy. The forum will be held in room 300 at the KSU Center. More information about registration and directions will be available soon on the Center’s website homepage at www.www.chinacenter.net.
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