III International Congress on Chinese Studies (Bilbao-2012)

Economy and Society
Cursos de Verano – Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea

http://www.estudioschinos.com/congress.html

Congress Venue: Palacio La Bolsa (Casco Viejo)

September 9 (Sunday):
21’30-22’00
- Welcome dinner for Early Birds (Restaurant Wok Oriente, Gran vía, 44)

September 10 (Monday):
9’00-10’00
- Registration

10’00-10’30
- Opening of the Congress and Welcome
  Eduardo Rubio Ardanaz

10’45-11’30
Visit to the City Hall

11’15-11’30
- Coffee Break
11’30-13’30
Session  1
China: Economical Trends for the Future
Chairman: Ding Chen
-The influence of the Year of the Dragon on fertility of Chinese Malaysians: Cointegration and Variance Decomposition Analysis
  Thirunaukarasu  Subramaniam
-The influence of cultural factors on gender violence: the special case of Chinese immigrants in Spain
  Jorge Fleta, Fang Pan
- ‘Learning’ and ‘Competition’ from the perspectives of Hungarian and Chinese students studying in Hungary
  Nóra Sebestyén

Session  2
Chairman: Guangchen Lin
International Economy: China and the Globalization
-Co-location, social capital and the international process of Basque MNCs through country-of-origin industrial agglomeration in China: Evidence from Mondragon Kunshan Industrial Park, East China
Berrbizne Urzelai
-Internationalization of Chinese Business: Prospects and Challenges for Russia
  Elena Anokhina
-Globalization and Negotiation—Language, Bargaining and Communication amongst Education Migrants in Beijing’s Silk
  Sara Sterling

15’00-16’30
Session  3
Chairman: Aritz Ardanatz
China and Society – China and Economy
-The diffusion of Management studies in Western Europe and China
  Bin Pan, Jorge Fleta, Fang Pan
-Women’s Political Participation in China
  Benxiang Zeng
-International Management Publications: Do Chinese scholars structure contents differently from Westerners?
  Fang Pan, Jorge Fleta
- An overview of Chinese education: NGOs and Gaokao 
  Oksana Demynovich, Margarita Díaz Goikuria, Unai Ortolatxipi, Andrei Vázquez

16’30-20’30
Visit tour to the natural place of “San Juan de Gaztelugatze” in the cost of Bizkaia, and to “Puente Colgante de Portugalete”.
(Even if the visit is free, please confirm the assistance for arrange the places in the bus)

September 11 (Tuesday):
9’30- 11’00
Session  4
Chairman: Fang Xiao
China: Traditions and Culture (Anthropology, History, Art, etc.) (I)
-Civil-Military relationship: a study on the Frontier Military intendants in Shaanxi and Sichuan Circuits of Southern Song China (1127-1279)
  Sheh, Wai Ting
-Li Guangdi (1642-1718) and Moral Cultivation: A Study of the Concepts of Jing and Ju
  Cheng Wan-hsuan
-Cultural impact on humor translations from Spanish to Chinese
  Fang Pan, Jorge Fleta

11’00-11’30
- Coffee Break

11’30-13’00
Session  5
Chairman: Eduardo Rubio Ardanaz
China and Society – China and Economy
-Transnational Immigration and Skilled Women
  Fang Xiao, Eduardo Rubio Ardanaz
-Rhetorical strategy in writing research articles: the use of self-mentions
  Fang Pan, Jorge Fleta
-The United States and the Chinese Reorganization Loan, 1912-1913
  Jan Pajor
-The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): The Chinese Perspective
  Evelyn S. Devadason

15’30-17’00
Session  6
Chairman: Juan Antonio Rubio-Ardanaz
China: Tradiciones y Cultura (Antropología, Historia, Arte, etc.)
-Diásporas y flujos migratorios en el arte chino experimental
  Laia Manonelles Moner
-Estudio del rol de la “mujer” en el pensamiento tradicional chino mediante el análisis semiótico de su grafía
  Jorge Fleta
-Democracia en China: un debate entre valores euroamericanos y confucianos
  Marc Selgas-Cors
-Reflexiones en torno a la educación china
  Andrei Vázquez, Unai Ortolatxipi, Margarita Díaz Goikuria, Oksana Demynovich,

Session  7
Chairman: Hans Peter Van den Broek
China: Traditions and Culture (Anthropology, History, Art, etc.) (II)
-The Advertisements in China as a way to understand its culture
  Bin Pan, Fang Pan, Jorge Fleta Asín, Isabel Acero Fraile
-The Reception and development of modern Science in China
  Carlos Sierra
-Guanxi in Transitional Academia:What Has Been Sustained,What Has Been Changed? ----A case study in Mainland China
  Xu Xueyan

17’00-17’30
- Coffee Break

17’30-19’00
Session  8
Chairman: Carlos Sierra
China: Local economies and the impacts of the immigration
                                                                                                                                                                               -The Chinese domestic space in Kolkata: negotiation and boundaries tracing to ensure economic survival
  Catherine Guéguen
- Microeconomy and entrepreneurial efficiency
  Estrella Sánchez
-An analysis of recent trends in China-European Union bilateral intra industry trade Industry in China (2008-2011)
  Andoni Maiza Larrarte; Ricardo Bustillo Mesanza

19’30-19’30
- Guided visit to the Chinese Painting Exhibition

21’30
- Congress Dinner

September 12 (Wednesday):
9’30- 11’00
Session  9
Chairman: Catherine Gueguen
China: Economical Trends for the Future
-The Future of the Chinese Miracle: Will Neo-statist SOEs Persist?
  D. Gerritsen, B. Zeng and R. Gerritsen
-What Attenuate the Effectiveness of “State Advances and Private Sector Retreats”：An Empirical Study on Policies for Coal
  Zhao Jing
Session  10
Chairman: Isusko Vivas
China: Tradiciones y Cultura (Antropología, Historia, Arte, etc.) (III)
-Perspectivas artísticas desde China
Leire Urbeltz,
-Perspectivas artísticas desde China
Cristian Villavicencio
-Perspectivas artísticas desde China
Juan Aizpitarte

11’00-11’15
- Coffee Break

11’15-12’00
Clossing Plenary Session of the Congress