International Conference on
「Russia after Recent Parliamentary and Presidential Elections」
Agenda
First Day: 16 May, 2008 (Friday)
Chueh-sheng Memorial Hall, 10F, International Conference Hall
Time
8：30
Content
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9：00
REGISTRATION
9：00
OPENING CEREMONY
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9：35 Opening Addresses:
Chairman
Prof. V. Maliavin
Prof. Chia-I Chang
Director of Graduate Institute of Slavic Studies
President of Tamkang University
9：35 SESSION 1
Domestic Politics in Russia
Moderator：
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Prof. Wan–chin Tai
11：05
Dean of College of International Studies, Tamkang University, Taiwan
Paper presenters：
1. M. Karpov (Prof., Moscow State University, Russia)
Putin’s Consensus, or Why Putin Left Presidency
2. I. Mintusov (Director of ”Niccolo M.” Agency, Russia)
The Political Significance of the Recent Elections in Russia
3. V. Kryukov (Associate Prof., Department of Russian Language,
Tamkang University, Taiwan)
Yeltsin’s and Putin’s Russia: Change of Political Styles
4. A. Pisarev (Prof. Graduate Institute of Slavic Studies,
Tamkang University, Taiwan)
Debate on Political Culture in Russia
Discussion
11：05
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11：20
Coffee Break
11：20 SESSION 2
Russian Society
Moderator：
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Prof. G. Clark
12：20
Vice-President, Akita International University, Japan
Paper presenters：
1. V. Maliavin (Director of Graduate Institute of Slavic Studies, Tamkang
University, Taiwan)
Russia 2008: New Agenda for National Identity
2. Yung–fang Lin (Director of Graduate Institute of Russian Studies,
National Chengchi University, Taiwan)
Dilemmas of the Development of Civil Society in Russia
Discussion
12：20
Lunch Time
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13：50
13：50 SESSION 3
Russian Society（2）
Moderator：
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Prof. V. Maliavin
15：05
Director of Institute of Slavic Studies, Tamkang University, Taiwan
Paper presenters：
1. Lin Tsui (Assistant Professor, General Education Center, Meiho
Institute of Technology, Taiwan)
Population Crisis and Russian New Government’s Challenge
2. Hsin-yi Kuo (Assistant Professor , Department of Russian, Tamkang
University, Taiwan)
The Influence of Orthodox Church on Presidential Election
3. Dr. Shih-hao Kang
The Problems of Realising Social Partnership in Russia
Discussion
15：05
Coffee Break
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15：20
15：20 SESSION4
Russian Economy
Moderator：
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Prof. Ding-shu Wang
16：35
Graduate Institute of Russian Studies, National Chengchi University, Taiwan
Paper presenters：
1. Bin–wen Peng (Assistant Professor, Hsuan Chuang University,
International Business, Taiwan)
Analysis of Factors Affecting Russia’s Economy after Putin
2. Che-jen Wang (Assistant Professor, Department of Finance, Ta Hwa
Institute of Technology, Taiwan)
The Development of Russian Pension Reform and its Effect on
Financial Market Development
3. Bai–ku Wei (Assistant Professor, Graduate Institute of Russian Studies,
National Chengchi University, Taiwan)
Economic Programme of President Medvedev
Discussion
Second Day: 17 May, 2008 (Saturday)
Chueh-sheng Memorial Hall, 10F, International Conference Hall
Time
9：00
Content
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9：30
Registration
SESSION 5
Russia’s International Relations
Moderator：
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Prof. A. Pisarev
11：00
Graduate Institute of Slavic Studies, Tamkang University, Taiwan
Paper presenters：
1. Dr. D. Dobrodeev (Editor Radio «Freedom»)
Russia v.s. Europe in the 21st Century: Partnership or Confrontation?
2. Jui-wen Hsu (Assistant Professor, Director of International Affairs,
Minghsin University of Science and Technology)
The Russia-EU Relations after Russia’s Presidential Election
3. Kuan–ming Huang (Graduate Student, Graduate Institute of Slavic
Studies, Tamkang University Taiwan)
Russian-Georgian Relations: the Problems of Abkhazia and South
Ossetia
4. Dr. Ming–ching Tsai
Security Policy of EU and its Effect of Russia
Discussion
11：00
9：30
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12：30
Lunch Time
12：30 SESSION 6
Russia’s International Relations
Moderator：
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Dr. D. Dobrodeev
13：45
Editor Radio «Freedom»
Paper Presenters：
1. Prof. G. Clark (Vice-President, Akita International University, Japan)
The Northern Territories Dispute in Russia-Japan Relations
2. Hung–yi Lian, Jr-peng Wang (Assistant Professor, Graduate Student,
Institute of Strategic and International Affairs Studies, National Chung
Cheng University, Taiwan)
The Implication of Sino-Russian Military Cooperation Toward Taiwan
Strait Situation
3. Hisang–tao Hsu (Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science,
Tunghai University, Taiwan)
Russia’s Roles in East Asia
Discussion
13：45
Closing Ceremony