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The 27th Annual Conference of Chinese Economics Society Australia (CESA)

Sunday 12 – Tuesday 14 July 2015

University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Sustainable development and capital markets: China’s role in the world economy

Over the past 30 years the Chinese economy has maintained remarkable growth at an average of nearly 9% per annum. China has become increasingly integrated into the world economy and has become a major player in world commodity production and global capital markets. The continuing development of its capital markets is essential to provide capital for sustainable development projects and China’s recent commitment to cap emissions. However, despite its impressive achievements, China has to encounter many serious challenges such as environmental pollution, shortage of energy, income inequality, aging population, financial and legal systems, global and domestic imbalances, international trade, capital markets and corporate governance.

Papers covering any of these areas plus other Chinese economic issues would be welcome. Because of its significant impact on the world economy, the sustainable development of the Chinese economy and capital markets has become a critical concern of scholars, policy makers and entrepreneurs worldwide. This conference invites all papers that address any of the above issues, regardless of academic discipline.

The CESA 27th Annual Conference is hosted by the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, the Faculty of Business and the University of Wollongong, with support and assistance from China Update and Australian Centre on China in the World (ANU). University of Wollongong is located in Wollongong City, a south- east coastal city of Australia. Wollongong is a major satellite city of Sydney, within 80 kilometre distance and the ninth largest city in Australia. By attending this conference, you will be able to visit the world-class attractions in Sydney. You can also enjoy the typically relaxed lifestyle of Wollongong and view the Australian wild geographical features of forest, ocean and hills in and around Wollongong and on the way from Sydney airport to Wollongong.

Key Dates:

March 31: abstracts of papers due (please email submissions in word files)

April 15: Emails of acceptance of conference papers sent

May 1: Conference online registration opens

June 1: Conference online registration closes

June 10: Full papers due

July 12: Conference on campus registration

July 13 – 14: Conference presentation etc.

Publication:

Quality papers presented in this conference will be invited to publish at a special issue of the Journal of Asia Pacific Economy (Volume 21 Issue 3 in August 2016). This special issue is particular for the 27CESA annual conference with the guest editors Dr Shiguang Ma, Professor Brian Andrew and Professor Gary Tian.

Keynote speakers:

The conference will invite prestigious scholars to address contemporary issues of Chinese economy or present their insightful research (to be announced).

Awards:

The conference will prize the best paper presented in this conference.

Registration Fees:

Member of CESA: A$300

Non-member of CESA: A$350

Students: A$200

Visa, Travel and Accommodation

Visa, travel, accommodation and online registration information and assistance will be provided in due course.

Paper submission and conference inquiries to:

27-cesaconference@uow.edu.au

Further conference information can be found at the conference websites:

http://business.uow.edu.au/aef/research/27th-cesa-conference/index.html

http://www.ces-aus.org/

Conference organizers:

Dr Shiguang Ma (shiguang@uow.edu.au)

Professor Brian Andrew (bandrew@uow.edu.au)

Professor Gary Tian (gtian@uow.edu.au)

School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, Faculty of Business, the University of Wollongong, NSW 2522, Australia

Chairman of CESA:

Dr Sizhong Sun (sizhong.sun@jcu.edu.au)

School of Business, James Cook University, QLD 4814, Australia