[KS] What Lies Ahead in Asia? Issues and Challenges: China, Japan, Koreas, Taiwan: Economic, International Relations and Security Issues, February 11, 2000, University of Pennsylvania
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Dear Colleagues and Friends:
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participating in the occasions?
More importantly, we would like you and your colleagues to join us for
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Sang Joo Kim
ICAS
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Subject:
ICAS Winter Symposium & ICAS Dinner
ASIA'S CHALLENGES AHEAD:
The Asian and the Korean Peninsula Issues:
February 11, 2000 Friday
Logan Hall Room 17, University of Pennsylvania, 8:30 AM - 5:15 PM
Faculty Club, University of Pennsylvania, 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
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ICAS
presents
ICAS Winter Symposium
ASIA'S CHALLENGES AHEAD: The Asian and the Korean Peninsula Issues:
economic, international relations and security issues
February 11, Friday, 2000 8:30 AM - 5:15 PM
Logan Hall Room 17, University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104
in collaboration with
Center for East Asian Studies University of Pennsylvania
Council for America My Country
Department of Economics University of Pennsylvania
Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia
Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia
Law Firm of David Oh
Philadelphia Bar Association International Law Committee
Project LINK
SEI Investments
Speaker List:
Desaix Anderson (Executive Director, The Korean Peninsula Energy
Development Organisation)
KEDO: Seed for Peace in the Korean Peninsula?
An Interim Update: Risks and Benefits
Peter T R Brookes (Principal Advisor for East Asian Affairs,
Republican staff, Committee on International
Relations, U. S. Houseof Representatives)
Taiwan Policy: Back to the Future
William B Brown (ICAS Fellow; Senior International Economist, U. S.
Department of Commerce)
South Korea's Economy: Challenges and Prospects
Thomas J Byrne (Vice President & Senior Analyst, Banking and
Sovereign Risk Group, Moody's Investor's Service)
Financial Market in South Korea: Short-term and Long-
range Perspectives
Jalbuu Choinhor (Ambassador Extraordinary & Plenipotentiary of
Mongolia to the United States)
A Mongolian View of the Asian Affairs
Stephen Costello (Director, Program on Korea In Transition, Atlantic
Council of the United States)
South Korea's Political Dynamics: Parliamentary
Elections and Economic Issues"?
Jacques deLisle (ICAS Fellow; Professor of Law, University of
Pennsylvania)
China in the New Century
Chuck Downs (Senior Foreign and Defense Policy Advisor, Republican
Policy Committee, U. S. House of Representatives)
North Korea - U. S. Relations: Issues and Answers
Pete Engardio (Asia Edition Editor, Business Week)
Asia's New Economic Models for Sustainable Growth
Charles Kartman (ICAS Liberty Award recipient; Ambassador &
Special Envoy to the Korean Peace Talks,
U. S. Department of State)
State of Affairs in the Korean Peninsula Issues
*Takekazu Kawamura (Ambassador and Consul-General of Japan, New York)
Japan's Role for Peace and Prosperity in the
New Century
Synja P Kim (ICAS Fellow and President)
What Are the Issues? Challenges and Prospeccts
Lawrence R. Klein (ICAS Distinguished Fellow, ICAS Liberty Award
recipient; Benjamin Franklin Professor of Economics
Emeritus, University of Pennsylvania; Nobel Laureate)
Outlook for the World Economic Health
Shuntaro Shishido (Research Advisor to Economic Research Institute for
Northest Asia; Chairman of Journal of Econometric
Study of Northeast Asia, Niigata City, Japan)
Asian Currency Crisis and The Role of Japan
A Multiregional Econometric Model for Northeast Asia
(NAMIOS I): Estimation and Policy Analysis
* ICAS Dinner speaker
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ICAS Reception & Dinner
February 11, 2000, 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
**Faculty Club, University of Pennsylvania
3611 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
** located on the second floor of The Inn At Penn
Dinner Chair : Synja P Kim, ICAS President and Chairman
Honourary Chair : Martin Meyerson, President Emeritus
University of Pennsylvania
Co-Chairs : Jerry Boucher, Im Ja P Choi, C K Kang, Il Hwan Kim,
Sang Joo Kim, Lawrence R Klein, Chung Wha Lee,
Dennis O'Dowd, David H Oh, Sung Won Paek, Xingyi Que
Reception : music ensemble by Curtis string quartet
Keynote speaker : The Hon. Takekazu Kawanura
Ambassador & Consul-General of Japan, New York
"Japan's Role for Peace and Prosperity in the
New Century"
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N.B. For invitation, participation and reservation, please contact
Sang Joo Kim
ICAS
965 Clover Court
Blue Bell, PA 19422
U. S. A.
T: (610) 277-9989
T: (610) 277-0149
F: (610) 277-3992
E: icas at dvol.com
http://www.dvol.com/~users/icas
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REGISTRATION
ICAS Winter Symposium & ICAS Dinner
Conference: February 11, 2000, 8:30 AM - 5: 15 PM
Logan Hall Room 17, University of Pennsylvania
249 South 36th Street, Philadelphia
Reception & Dinner: February 11, 2000, 7: 00 PM - 9: 30 PM
Faculty Club, University of Pennsylvania
3611 Walnut Street, Philadelphia (215) 898-4618
ASIA'S CHALLENGES AHEAD
Please fill out this form and register (via telephone, mail, fax,
email) with ICAS by February 8, 2000. Checks may be made payable to
ICAS. ICAS will acknowledge your contribution in writing. Your
contribution may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. The
following is a schedule for suggested contributions:
___ Yes, I will participate in the conference*.
Member $ 70 (breakfast, breaks, lunch, conference materials
included) _______
Non-member $ 100 (breakfast, breaks, lunch, conference materials
included) _______
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# but requires registration.
____ Yes, I will attend the reception & dinner** in honour of
The Hon Takekazu Kawamura
Ambassador & Consul General of Japan in New York.
Member $ 100 _______
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this CASE activity for up to 7 credit hours towards
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INVITATION
ICAS Reception & Dinner
February 11, 2000, 7: 00 PM - 9: 30 PM
Faculty Club*, University of Pennsylvania
*located on the second floor of The Inn At Penn.
3611 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
"Japan's Role for Peace and Prosperity in the New Century"
by
The Hon Takekazu Kawamura
Ambassador & Consul General of Japan in New York
also featuring
Lawrence R. Klein
ICAS Distinguished Fellow
Benjamin Franklin Professor of Economics Emeritus
University of Pennsylvania
Nobel Laureate
Sheri Prasso
Asia Editor
Business Week
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RESERVATION
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ICAS by February 8, 2000. Checks may be made payable to ICAS.
ICAS will acknowledge your contribution(s) in writing. Your
contribution may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. The
following is a schedule for suggested contributions:
____ Yes, I will attend the reception & dinner
(Seats limited. Early reservation advised).
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Cabinet $ 1,000 ________
Ambassador $ 500 ________
Patron $ 250 ________
Non-member $ 150 ________
Member $ 100 ________
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