China at a Crossroads: Searching for a Balanced Approach to Development

Saturday, November 5, 2005

09:00 - 10:00	Registration Lobby of Austin Hall
10:00	Welcome Remarks Ames Court Room, Austin Hall William Alford \| bio Vice Dean, Graduate Program and International Legal Studies Harvard Law School Elena Kagan \| bio Dean, Harvard Law School
10:30 - 12:30	Panel 1 : Building a Harmonious Society: A Social Perspective Ames Court Room, Austin Hall Yu Jianrong \| bio Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (Institute of Rural Development) William Hsiao \| bio Harvard School of Public Health Helen Siu \| bio Yale University Moderator: Elizabeth Perry \| bio Harvard University
12:30 - 14:00	Luncheon Pound Hall 334,335, Harvard Law School
14:00 - 16:00	Panel 2: Balancing Efficiency with Equality: An Economic Perspective Ames Court Room, Austin Hall Li Shi \| bio Chinese Academy of Social Sciences ( Institute of Economics) Yasheng Huang \| bio Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Managementt Zhiwu Chen \| bio Yale School of Management Cai Jiming \| bio Tsinghua University Moderator: Guanzhong James Wen \| bio Trinity College
16:00 - 18:00	Reception The Rotunda, Austin Hall

Sunday, November 6, 2005

09:30 - 10:00

Registration

10:00 - 12:00

Panel 3: Equal Protection Before the Law:
A Legal Perspective
Ames Court Room, Austin Hall

Lin Jia | bio
Renmin University of China

He Weifang | bio

Peking University

Eva Pils | bio
New York University

Moderator:
Roderick MacFarquhar | bio
Harvard University

12:00

Close of Conference



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Gao Xiqing, Zhao Qian, Credit in the Rule of Law Wang Liming, Reforming Rural Land Ownership in the Property Law of China Chen Zhiwu, How can Transnational Companies Be Transnational? Chen Zhiwu, Operated by State Or Returned Property to the People? The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Committee on International Human Rights, Committee on Asian Affairs, ¡°One Person, One Vote¡±: The U.S. Electoral System and the Functional Constituencies Embodied in the Basic Law for the Election of the Chief Executive and of the Legislative Council Chen Zhiwu, The Limit of Agriculture Development Wen Guanzhong, The Communal Land Ownership, Reverse Elimination, and Deteriorating Farmers¡¯ Relative Income Liu Xiangmin, The New Age of Corporate Governance Liu Xiangmin, Behind the Stewart Case