REGIONALISATION AND THE TAMING OF GLOBALISATION?
ECONOMIC, POLITICAL, SECURITY, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE ISSUES
26-28 October 2005
Scarman House, University of Warwick
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2005
Day 1- Registration
14:30-
REGISTRATION (Scarman House Lobby)
18:00
Day 1- Drinks Reception, Dinner and Plenary Session 1 (Scarman House Lounge and Dining Room)
18:15-
DRINKS RECEPTION (Scarman House Lounge)
19:00
Welcome from Jan Aart Scholte (CSGR), Andrew Cooper (CIGI) & Luk Van Langenhove (UNU-CRIS)
19:00-
CONFERENCE DINNER (Scarman House Dining Room)
21:00
20:00
WHY WOULD ANYONE WISH TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION?– PROF. WILLEM BUITER (LSE, UK; FORMER CHIEF ECONOMIST, EUROPEAN BANK FOR
RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT) (Scarman House Dining Room)
Chair – Marcus Miller (CSGR)
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DAY 2- THURSDAY, 27 OCTOBER 2005
7:30-
BREAKFAST (Scarman House Dining Room)
8:30
8:30-
REGISTRATION (Scarman House Lobby)
9:30
Day 2- Plenary Session 2 (TIERED LECTURE THEATRE)
9:30-
ENHANCING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE THROUGH REGIONAL INTEGRATION - PROF. RAMESH THAKUR (UNU TOKYO) & PROF. LUK VAN LANGENHOVE (UNU-
11:00
CRIS, BELGIUM)
Chair – Andrew Cooper (CIGI)
11:00-
COFFEE/TEA BREAK (Scarman House Lounge)
11:30
11:00-
REGISTRATION (Scarman House Lobby)
11:30
Day 2- Panel Sessions 1
11:30-
Panel I (Lecture Room 1)
Panel II (Lecture Room 3)
Panel III (Lecture Room 5)
Panel IV (Lecture Room 11)
Panel V (Case Study 3)
Regional Finance in Asia
Regions and Multinationals
African Regionalism 1
Comparative Regionalism
Regionalism and
13:00
Development Issues
Chair Richard Higgott
Chair Simon Collinson
(CSGR)
(CSGR)
Firebreak Against
Regional Multinationals and
Regional Financial
Regional Peace through
The South Coalition and the
Globalization: East Asia
the Myth of Globalization
Cooperation and
Economic Integration:
Taming of Globalization:
Institutionalizes its Finances
- Alan M. Rugman (Indiana
Development Aid:
Applicability of EU Model in
Obstacles and Possibilities-
- T J Pempel (Berkeley
University, USA)
Challenges and
South Asia
Adam Sneyd
Opportunities
- Golam Robbani (UNU-
(McMaster University,
- George Mavrotas (UNU-
CRIS)
Canada)
University, USA)
Chair Peter Burnell (CSGR)
Chair Peter Newell (CSGR)
Chair Heloise Weber
(CSGR)
WIDER)
2
A Regional Stock Exchange
Discussant
Civil Society and
New Regionalism
Just Friends: The Inter-
for Asia?
Glenn Morgan (CSGR)
Regionalisation in Southern
- Claudia Fabbri
American Development Bank
- Andreas Nabor
Africa
(University of Warwick)
and South America
(Isle of Man International
- Fredrik Soderbaum
- Ernesto Vivares
Business School)
(Göteborg University/UNU-
(University of Sheffield, UK)
CRIS)
Regional Surveillance
Discussant
African Peer Review
The (In)Effectiveness of
Development Prospects for
Mechanisms and Financial
Grahame Thompson (Open
Mechanism (APRM)
Security Regionalism:
Africa at the Beginning of the
Governance in East Asia:
University, UK)
Problems And Prospects of a
Comparing ASEAN and the
21st Century
Knowledge, Interests and
Regional Governance
Pacific Islands Forum
- Jane Parpart (Dalhousie
Policy Dialogue
Monitor
- Derek McDougall
University, Canada & LSE,
- Helen Nesadurai (IDSS,
- Oke Edward Epia
(University of Melbourne,
UK)
(University of Lagos,
Australia)
Singapore)
Nigeria)
13:00-
LUNCH (Scarman House Dining Room)
14:30
Day 2 – Panel Sessions 2
14:30-
Panel I (Lecture Room 1)
Panel II (Lecture Room 3)
Panel III (Lecture Room 5)
Panel IV (Lecture Room 11)
Measuring Globalisation
Inter-Regional Relations
China and Regionalism
Non-State Actors in
16:00
and Regionalisation
Regionalisation and
Globalisation 1
Chair Philippe De
Chair David Camroux
Chair Richard Stubbs
Chair Jan Aart Scholte
Lombaerde (UNU-CRIS)
(CERI, France)
(McMaster University,
(CSGR)
Canada)
CSGR Global Index
Comparing Modes of
Racing to Integrate,
No Regional Havens: Labour
- Ben Lockwood (CSGR)
Governance: The EU and the
or Cooperating to Compete?
in the Global Political
US Free Trade Strategies
China, Globalization, and
Economy
Towards North Africa
East Asian Regionalism
- Robert O’Brien
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- Jean Crombois (American
University in Bulgaria)
- Thomas Moore (University
of Cincinnati, USA)
(McMaster University,
Canada)
Measuring… What? Notes
Regional Governance in the
A Rising Global Economic
Globalisation and Regional
on Some Globalization
Americas: Defending
Power- China: Explanations
Co-operation: The Case of
Indices
Democracy and Promoting
and Strategic Implications
European
- Marco Caselli
Human Rights Through
- Lin Jue (CSGR)
Telecommunications
(Università Cattolica del
Collective Action
- Mirjam Kars (Delft
Sacro Cuore, Italy)
- Par Engstrom (Oxford
University of Technology,
University, UK)
Netherlands)
Globalisation and
Asymmetrical Inter-
Theorising East Asian
Regionalisation in Terms of
Regionalism: A Comparative
Regionalism(s):
Equality of Market Access
Analysis of EU Relations
New Regionalism(s) and
- Huw Edwards
with the Mediterranean and
China's Role(s) in Asia’s
(Loughborough University)
Black Sea Regions
Future(s)
- Charalambos Tsardanidis
- Shaun Breslin (CSGR)
(Institute of International
Economic Relations, Greece)
EU and Inter-Regional
Relations: An Analysis of
Soft Power
- Annegret Bendiek SWP,
Germany)
16:00-
COFFEE/TEA BREAK (Scarman House Lounge)
16:30
Day 2- Panel Sessions 3
16:30-
Panel I (Lecture Room 1)
Panel II (Lecture Room 3)
Panel III (Lecture Room 5)
Panel IV (Lecture Room 11)
Panel V (Case Study 3)
Japan and Korea in East
Theories of Globalisation
Regionalism and Trade
African Regionalism 2
South Asian and Middle
Asian Regionalism
and Regionalisation
Governance
18:00
East Regionalism
4
Chair Chris Hughes (CSGR)
Chair Gianluca Grimalda
Chair Abdul Paliwala
Chair Frederik Soderbaum
Chair Dwijen Rangenekar
(CSGR)
(CSGR)
(UNU-CRIS)
(CSGR)
Evolution of Regionalism in
An Empirical Test of
Reconciling Regionalism and
Regionalism as a Strategic
Regionalisation/Regionalism:
Asia: Leadership, Common
Theories of World Divisions
Multilateralism:
Response to Globalisation:
Dilemma of a Postcolonial
Interests and Regional
and Globalization Processes:
Towards Multi-Level
The Case of South Africa in
State.
Concepts
An International and
Governance?
Southern Africa in the Post-
- Asma Hashmi (Simon
- Takashi Terada (NUS,
Comparative Regional
- Brigid Gavin (UNU-CRIS)
Apartheid Era.
Fraser University, Canada)
Singapore)
Perspective
- Mzukisi Qobo (University
- Paulette Lloyd (Princeton
of Warwick)
Institute for International and
Regional Studies, USA)
Political Economy and
Beyond the ‘New’
The EU and the GATS:
From Unity to Union: The
Indian Experience with
Corporate Strategy in East
Regionalism
Shaping the Framework for
Historical Development of
Globalization and
Asia:
- Bjorn Hettne (Gothenburg
the Globalisation
Africa’s Regional Security
Preferential Trading
Responses to Regionalism in
University, Sweden)
of Services Trade
Culture
Arrangements Post-1991-
the Automotive Sector
- Carina Gerlach
- Paul D. Williams
Sujata Jhamb
- Andy Staples (University
(Loughborough University,
(University of Birmingham,
(Deemed University, India)
of Sheffield, UK)
UK)
UK)
Where is in a Region?:
Commonwealth(s) in
Coexistence of Globalisation
Regionalism Agenda in
Shielding Against
Drawing and Structuring
Comparative Perspective:
and Regionalisation in
Africa in an Era of
Globalization: Economic and
Regions’ Boundaries in
Towards other
International Trade: Who
Globalization: Who are the
Political Integration of the
Japan and its Implications
Globalizations?
Predominates from The
Actors and For Whose
Gulf Cooperation Council
for Korea- Yul Sohn
- Tim Shaw (Institute of
Geographic Perspective?
Interests? The Experience of
- Bessma Momani
(Chung-Ang University,
Commonwealth Studies, UK)
- Vera Kasatkina
the Great Lakes of the
(University of Waterloo,
(Moscow State University,
African Continent
Canada)
Russia)
- Martine Reuben (Institute
South Korea)
of Development Studies,
Tanzania)
19:30
DINNER (Scarman House Dining Room)
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DAY 3 – FRIDAY 28 OCTOBER 2005
7:30-
BREAKFAST (Scarman House Dining Room)
8:30
8:30-
REGISTRATION (Scarman House Lobby)
9:30
Day 3 – Panel Sessions 4
9:30-
Panel I (Lecture Room 1)
Panel II (Lecture Room 3)
Panel III (Lecture Room 5)
Panel IV (Lecture Room 11)
Panel V (Case Study 3)
Panel VI (Case Study 6)
The UN, Regional
Regionalism and Security
Social and Cultural
Asia-Pacific Regionalism 1
Regionalism in the
Unifying the European
Americas
Experience: Historical
11:00
Leaders/Anchors, and
Aspects of Globalisation
Global Public Goods
and Regionalisation
Lessons of Pan-European
Development
Chair Richard Higgott
Chair Chris Hughes (CSGR)
(CSGR)
Chair Luk Van Langenhove
Chair Helen Nesadurai
Chair Jan Aart Scholte
Chair Stephen Broadberry
(UNU-CRIS)
(IDSS, Singapore)
(CSGR)
(CSGR)
Executive But Expansive:
Regionalisation and
Think Locally, Act Globally
Bilateralism in the
The New Regionalism in the
Historical Patterns of
The L20 as a project of
Responses to Armed
- Patricia Goff
Trade Policies of
Caribbean in the United
European Development
“New Multilateralism and
Conflict: With Special Focus
(Wilfrid Laurier University,
Australia, Singapore
Nations Millennium
1850-1990
“New” Regionalism
on Conflict Prevention and
Canada)
and Thailand
Development Goals: Making
- Leandro Prados de la
- Andrew Cooper (CIGI,
Peacekeeping Operations
- Heribert Dieter (SWP,
New Progress in Bridging
Escosura (Universidad
Canada)
- Ken Graham (UNU-
Germany)
the Digital Divide
Carlos III de Madrid, Spain)
CRIS)
Judith Duncker (City
University of New York,
USA)
Regional Representation and
Security as a Regional
New Geographies of
Asia, Which Asia ?: From
Free Trade Area of the
The European Union
UN Reform
Public Good: A Regional-
Power and Counter-Publics:
Bandung, 1955, to Kuala
Americas
Economic Growth
- Alan Henrikson (Tufts
Global Mechanism for
The Political Economy of
Lumpur 2005, Identity and
- Alexander MacLeod
Experience, 1830-2000
University, USA)
Security
Dissent and Battle for Public
Reelpolitik in Evolving
(Centre Européen de
- Albert Carreras and
- Tania Felicio (UNU-CRIS)
Space
Notions of an Asian
Recherches Internationales et
Xavier Tafunell (Universitat
- Daniel Drache (York
Community
Stratégiques, Université de
Pompeu, Spain)
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University, Canada)
- David Camroux (CERI,
Paris XI, France)
France)
The United Nations and
Understanding Regional
Cultural Policies and
Integrating Trade and
Democratic Globalisation
Peace and Security: A
International Economic
Monetary Policy in a
Building
Asia? Wages, Prices and
- Keith Cowling (University
Framework for Analysis
Integration: The Case of the
Politically Divided Region:
- Myriam Martins
Economic Development,
of Warwick) , Roger
- Rodrigo Tavares
European Union
Prospects for Closer
Gistelinck (Catholic
1500-1800
Sugden & James R. Wilson
(Gothenburg University,
- Lelio Iapadre (University
Political Integration in Asia
University of Leuven,
- Stephen Broadberry &
(University of Birmingham,
Sweden)
of L’Aquila, Italy)
- Douglas Webber
Belgium)
Bishnupriya Gupta (CSGR
UK)
Large States and Region-
(INSEAD, Singapore)
and University of Warwick)
Regionalism in Global
Governance: Realigning
Goals and Leadership with
Cultures
- Colin Bradford (The
Brookings Institution) &
Martin Albrow (LSE, UK)
11:00-
COFFEE/TEA BREAK (Scarman House Lounge)
11:30
11:00-
REGISTRATION (Scarman House Lobby)
11:30
Day 3 – Panel Sessions 5
11:30-
Panel I (Lecture Room 1)
Panel II (Lecture Room 3)
Panel III (Lecture Room 5)
Panel IV (Lecture Room 11)
Panel V (Case Study 3)
Regional Agreements in
Latin American
Post-Soviet Regionalism
Asia-Pacific Regionalism 2
New Security Challenges
International Trade and
Regionalism
13:00
and Regionalism
Investment Regimes
Chair Stephen Woolcock
Chair Marcelo Saguier
Chair Peter Ferdinand
Chair Heribert Dieter (SWP,
Chair Ken Graham (UNU-
(LSE)
(University of Warwick)
(University of Warwick)
Germany)
CRIS)
The Interaction Between
A South American Free
The Regionalisation of
China and the United States:
Regional Responses to
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When Did Europe Overtake
Regional Agreements and the
Trade Area? Some Empirical
Security in Post-Soviet
Competing Capitalisms and
HIV/AIDS in Africa: A
WTO in Rulemaking
and Conceptual Issues
Central Asia: A Mediating
Competing Institutions? An
Global Public Goods
- Stephen Woolcock (LSE,
- Rita Giacolone (Uni. De
Level for the Governance of
Assessment
Approach
UK)
los Andes, Venezuela)
Globalisation
- Shaun Narine (St. Thomas
- Franklyn Lisk
- Nicole Jackson (CSGR)
University, Canada)
(Stellenbosch University
.
South Africa/CSGR)
Agriculture: The Impact of
Regionalization of
Bottom-Up and Top-Down
Regionalisation,
Non-Traditional Security
Regional Agreements
Governance in Mexico and
Integration in the Post-Soviet
Regionalism and
Issues in Asia: Dilemmas of
- Charles Tsai (OECD,
the Neoliberal Agenda on
Space
Supranationalism in East
Securitization
France)
Development and
- Alexander Libman
Asian in Global Context
- Mely Caballero-Anthony
Democracy
(Russian Academy of
- Paul Close (CSGR)
(IDSS, Singapore)
- Rosalba Icaza Garza
Sciences, Russia)
(University of Warwick)
Preferential Rules of Origin:
Civil Society in Trade Policy
Overcoming Inequality,
Regionalism in the Pacific: A
Order in the Spaghetti Bowl?
in Latin America: The Case
Stimulating Growth: the
New Development Strategy
- Philippe De Lombaerde
of the Environmental
Case for Corporate Social
- Robbie Robertson (Pacific
& Luis Jorge Garay (UNU-
Movement
Responsibility in a
Institute of Advanced
CRIS)
Peter Newell (CSGR)
Transforming Society
Studies in Development &
- Irina Semenenko (Russian
Governance, Fiji)
Academy of Social Sciences,
Russia)
Assessing the Interaction
Between Multiple Levels of
Rule-Making in the
Telecommunications
Services
- Heidi Ulrich (LSE, UK)
Discussant
- Joakim Reiter (European
Commission, Brussels)
13:00-
LUNCH (Scarman House Dining Room)
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14:30
Day 3 – Panel Sessions 6
14:30-
Panel I (Lecture Room 1)
Panel II (Lecture Room 3)
Panel III (Lecture Room 5)
Panel IV (Lecture Room 11)
Panel V (Case Study 3)
Public Health Challenges
European Regionalism
Finance and Regions
Non-State Actors in
Regional Trading
Regionalisation and
Arrangements
16:00
in East Asia
Globalisation 2
Chair Richard Stubbs
Chair Ben Clift (CSGR)
(McMaster University)
Chair Eleni Tsingou
Chair Glenn Morgan
Chair Brigid Gavin (UNU-
(CSGR/GARNET)
(CSGR)
CRIS)
Infectious Diseases and the
Rethinking Classical
The Emergence of
Globalization,
Regional Trading
Crisis of Public Health
Integration Theory
“Fractured” Regional
Regionalization, and Small
Agreements and WTO –
Management in Asia
- Ben Rosamond (CSGR)
Financial Markets
and Medium-Sized
Stepping Stone or Stumbling
Mely Caballero-Anthony
- Brigitte Young (Instit fur
Enterprise Lobbying in the
Blocks in Liberalization of
(IDSS, Singapore)
Politikwissenschaft WWU-
European Union
World Trade
Muenster, Germany)
- Kevin Young (LSE, UK)
- Shashank Krishna
(National Law School of
India University, India)
The Regionalisation of
Inter-Regionalism and
Bargaining and
Building Localised
Regionalism and
Infectious Diseases in East
Administrative Regions in
Sustainability: The Argentine
Economies as a Response to
Multilateralism as
Asia: The Case of Avian Flu
European Cooperation
Debt Swap of 2005
Globalisation? Some
Alternatives for Trade
- Nicholas Thomas
- Paul Stephenson
- Javier Garcia-Fronti
Lessons from Alternative
Liberalisation
(University of Hong Kong)
(nweurope, France)
(University of Warwick)
Currency Networks.
- Ana Paula A. Silva
- Peter North (University of
(Universidade do Porto,
Liverpool, UK)
Portugal)
China as a Risk Society:
Regionalization and
The Internationalization of
SARS and Regional Threat
Financial Governance:
Social Forums and the
Perceptions in East Asia
Comparing the Interwar Era
Regionalization of Global
- Elizabeth Wishnick
with Today
Protest
(Montclair State University,
- Randall D. Germain
- Simon Perrault (CSGR),
USA)
(Carleton University,
Jules Duchastel (University
Canada)
of Quebec at Montreal,
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Canada) & Raphael Canet
(INR-UCS, Canada)
16:00
COFFEE/TEA (Scarman House Lounge)
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