IP: Conference: The Crisis Continues: Rethinking Globalization

[Dave Farber <farber () cis upenn edu>]

> Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 11:03:10 -0600 (MDT)
> From: Asian Technology Information Program <atip () atip org>
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> Subject: Conference: The Crisis Continues:  Rethinking Globalization
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> The Asian Technology Information Program is pleased to forward an
> announcement for the conference outlined below.  We hope you will
> consider attending this important event, organized and conducted by
> one of ATIP's collaborating organizations, the Economic Strategy
> Institute.
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> David K. Kahaher & Wallace H. Lopez
> Founding Co-Directors
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> Preliminary Program 4/2/99
>
> Economic Strategy Institute      1989-1999
> Commemorating 10 Years of Public Policy Excellence
>
> The Crisis Continues:  Rethinking Globalization
>
> 1999 International Trade & Economic Policy Forum
> Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, Washington, D.C.
> April 27 & 28, 1999
>
> TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1999
>
> 7:00 A.M.     COFFEE & REGISTRATION
>
> 7:50    WELCOMING REMARKS
> *Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr.
> President, Economic Strategy Institute
> *Frederick W. Smith
> Chairman, President & CEO, FDX Corporation
> General Chairman, ESI 10th Anniversary Conference
>
> 8:00    STATE OF THE WORLD ECONOMY
> *The Honorable Charlene Barshefsky
> U.S. Trade Representative
> Session Chair 
> *The Honorable Jeff Bingaman (D-NM)
> U.S. Senate
>
> 8:30    ROUND ONE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC
>        ARCHITECTURE DEBATE
>
> The Honorable Joseph Stiglitz
> Chief Economist, World Bank
> and former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors
>
> 9:15    ROUNDTABLE SESSION:  CAN THE TIGERS
>        BOUNCE BACK? WHEN!?
> *His Excellency RADM Teo Chee Hean
> Minister of Education and Second Minister of Defense,
> Republic of Singapore
> *The Honorable Han Seung-Soo
> Member, National Assembly of Korea
> and former Deputy Prime Minister, Republic of Korea 
> commentary  
> *Kenneth Courtis
> Chief Strategist, Deutsche Bank Securities Asia 
> *Jusuf Wanandi
> Director, CSIS, Jakarta
> *Arnold Brenner
> President, Worldwide Government Affairs, Motorola Corporation
> *Roberto R. Romulo
> Chairman, Equitable Card Network, Inc.
> and former Foreign Secretary of the Philippines
> Session Chair
> *David Sanger
> Senior Economics Correspondent, New York Times
>
> 10:30   THE EURO AND EUROPE'S FUTURE
> *The Honorable Willem F. Duisenberg
> Chairman, Executive Board, European Central Bank
>
> 11:00   BREAK
>
> 11:15   DUAL PLENARY SESSIONS
>
> SESSION A
> CAN CHINA STAY ON TRACK?
> *The Honorable Long Yongtu
> Vice Minister, MOFTEC and Chief WTO Negotiator
> Peoples' Republic of China
>
> *The Honorable Douglas Bereuter (R-NE)
> U.S. House of Representatives 
>
> *The Honorable James Sasser
> U.S. Ambassador to the Peoples' Republic of China
> *Harry Harding
> Dean, Elliott School of International Affairs
> George Washington University 
> Session Chair
> *Greg Mastel
> V.P. & Director of Studies, Economic Strategy Institute
>
> SESSION B
> HALF FULL? OR HALF EMPTY?  LATIN AMERICAN PROSPECTS IN THE NEXT DECADE
>
> *His Excellency Genaro Arriagada
> Ambassador of Chile to the United States and
> former Special Envoy to the Summit of the Americas
> Patrick J. Martin
> President, Xerox Latin America
> *The Honorable Thomas P. "Mack" McLarty
> President, McLarty International and
> former White House Chief of Staff 
> *Moises Naim
> Editor, Foreign Policy 
> *Guillermo Calvo
> Director, Center for International Economics
> University of Maryland
> Session Chair
> *Peter Hakim
> President, Inter-American Dialogue
>
> 12:30   PRE-LUNCHEON KEYNOTE ADDRESS
>        CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT:  
>        MANAGING NATIONAL AGENDAS 
>        IN THE BRETTON WOODS INSTITUTIONS
> The Rt. Honorable Gordon Brown
> Chancellor of the Exchequer, United Kingdom
>
> 1:15    POST-LUNCHEON KEYNOTE ADDRESS:  
>        MEXICO: NORTH AMERICA'S NEXT DYNAMO?
> *His Excellency Herminio Blanco Mendoza
> Secretary of Commerce & Industrial Development, Mexico
> Session Chair
> *The Honorable Thomas P. "Mack" McLarty
> President, McLarty International and
> former White House Chief of Staff 
>
> 2:15    DUAL PLENARY SESSIONS
>
> SESSION A
> JAPAN:  THE DEATH SPIRAL AND HOW TO ESCAPE IT
> *The Honorable Yasuhisa Shiozaki
> Member, House of Councilors, National Diet of Japan
> *The Honorable Toyoo Gyohten 
> former Vice Minister for International Affairs
> Ministry of Finance, Government of Japan
> *The Honorable Thomas Foley
> U.S. Ambassador to Japan 
> commentary
> *Edward Lincoln
> Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
> *Akio Mikuni
> President, Mikuni & Company
> *Jay Lapin
> President, General Electric Japan
> *Richard Koo
> Chief Economist, Nomura Research Institute
> Session Chair
> *Glen S. Fukushima
> President, American Chamber of Commerce in Japan
> and President, Arthur D. Little Japan
>
> SESSION B
> EUROPE:  THE ECSTASY AND THE AGONY      
> live via teleconference
> *The Honorable Sir Leon Brittan
> Vice President, European Commission
> *The Honorable Stuart Eizenstat
> Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs 
> *Philippe Camus
> President & Co-Chief Executive Officer, Lagardere SCA
> *Barry D. Romeril
> EVP and Chief Financial Officer, Xerox Corporation
> *Klaus Friedrich
> General Manager & Chief Economist, Dresdner Bank
> *The Honorable James Ellis
> Member, European Parliament and
> Chairman, Transatlantic Policy Network
>
> 3:30    HOW TO THINK ABOUT GLOBALIZATION:
>        TODAY'S INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM
>
> *Thomas L. Friedman
> Foreign Affairs Columnist, New York Times
> and author, The Lexus and the Olive Tree
>
> Session Chair
> *The Honorable Derek Shearer
> Senior Fellow, Economic Strategy Institute and
> former U.S. Ambassador to Finland
>
> 4:00    RUNNING THE GLOBAL CORPORATION
> *Michael R. Bonsignore
> Chairman & CEO, Honeywell, Inc.
> *James Morgan
> Chairman of the Board, Applied Materials 
>
> 5:00    DIGITAL SOCIETY
> *Jerry Yang
> "Chief Yahoo!" & Co-Founder, Yahoo! Inc.
> *Wilfred J. Corrigan
> Chairman & CEO, LSI Logic Corporation
> *Vinton G. Cerf
> Senior Vice President, Internet Architecture and Technology, MCI WorldCom
> Session Chair
> *The Honorable Ira Magaziner
> President, SJS Incorporated and
> former Special Asst. to the President for Policy Development
>
> 6:15    BREAK
>
> 7:00    DINNER SEATING
> Pre-Dinner Address
> PERSPECTIVE ON GLOBALIZATION FROM A PIONEER
> *Robert W. Galvin
> Chairman of the Executive Committee, Motorola Corporation
>
> PRESENTATION OF 1ST ANNUAL ESI GLOBAL ECONOMIC LEADERSHIP AWARD
> Recipient
> *Steve Case
> Chairman & CEO, America Online, Inc.
>
> 8:00    LAST CENTURY'S LESSONS ON THE EVE OF THE        21ST CENTURY:  WHAT AMERICA HAS LEARNED
>        AND HOW IT WILL LEAD
> *The Honorable John McCain
> Chairman, Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation
> U.S. Senate
> Master of Ceremonies
> *Frederick W. Smith
> Chairman, President & CEO, FDX Corporation
>
> WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28
>
> 7:00 A.M.     COFFEE AND REGISTRATION
>
> 7:45    NEXT STEPS ON TRADE:  COMMENTS FROM
>        THE WORLD'S TRADE POLICY LEADERS
> *The Honorable Richard Gephardt (D-MO)
> Democratic Leader, U.S. House of Representatives
>
> 8:30    MOVING AMERICA'S ECONOMIC AGENDA        FORWARD:  WHAT STILL NEEDS TO BE DONE
>
> *The Honorable William V. Roth, Jr. (R-DE)
> Chairman, Committee on Finance, U.S. Senate
>
> Session Chair
> *Dean O'Hare
> Chairman & CEO, Chubb Corporation 
> 9:00    FLYING ON ONE ENGINE:  COMMENTS ON      PROSPECTS FOR BALANCED GLOBAL GROWTH
> *The Honorable Lawrence Summers
> Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
>
> Session Chair
> *Alan Murray
> Washington Bureau Chief, Wall Street Journal
>
> 9:30    CROSS BORDER ALLIANCES:  WHAT IT TAKES
> *Thomas T. Stallkamp
> President, DaimlerChrysler Corporation
> *Thomas Middelhoff
> Chairman & CEO, Bertelsmann Corporation
>
> 10:30   A BILLION CONNECTED COMPUTERS:
>        A VISION OF OUR NETWORKED FUTURE
> live via teleconference
> *Andrew S. Grove
> Chairman of the Board, Intel Corporation 
>
>
> 11:15   HOW FAR WILL THE BULLS RUN?
> *Abby Joseph Cohen
> Partner and Senior Analyst, Goldman Sachs & Company
> The Honorable Lawrence B. Lindsey
> Resident Scholar, Arthur F. Burns Chair in Economics
> American Enterprise Institute
> Session Chair
> *James K. Glassman
> DeWitt Wallace Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
> and Financial and Political Columnist, Washington Post
>
> 12:15   POWER LUNCHEON
>        NEXT STEPS ON TRADE:  COMMENTS FROM
>        THE WORLD'S TRADE POLICY LEADERS
> *His Excellency Supachai Panitchpakdi
> Deputy Prime Minister, Government of Thailand 
> live via ProShare
> *The Honorable Renato Ruggiero
> Director General, World Trade Organization 
> 1:15    CRISIS LESSONS:  
>        WHAT WORKS? WHAT DOESN'T?
> *The Honorable Stanley Fischer
> First Deputy Managing Director, International Monetary Fund
> *The Honorable Eisuke Sakakibara
> Vice Minister for International Affairs
> Ministry of Finance, Government of Japan
> Session Chair
> *Bruce Stokes
> Columnist, National Journal
>
> 2:15    DUAL PLENARY SESSIONS  
>
> SESSION A
> MAKING TOO MUCH.....SELLING TOO LITTLE:  CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF MARKET DISTORTIONS
> *Paul H. O'Neill
> Chairman & CEO, Aluminum Company of America
> *Curtis "Hank" Barnette
> Chairman & CEO, Bethlehem Steel Corporation
> *Daniel J. Meyer
> Chairman & CEO, Cincinnati Milacron
> *Papken der Torossian
> Chairman & CEO, Silicon Valley Group 
>
> SESSION B
> SAVED BY THE NET:  HOW TECHNOLOGY MAY BRING THE WORLD BACK TO GROWTH
> *Stefan R•ver
> Chairman & CEO, Brokat AG
> *Judith L. Estrin
> Business Development & Chief Tech. Officer, Cisco Systems
> *William J. Raduchel
> Chief Strategy Officer, Sun Microsystems
>
> Session Chair
> *Esther Dyson
> Chairman, ICANN
>
> 3:15    BREAK
>
> 3:30    DUAL PLENARY SESSIONS  
>
> SESSION A
> THE U.S. ECONOMY:  INVULNERABLE OR SURFING THE BUBBLE?
> *Lester Thurow
> Professor of Economics, MIT and
> former Dean, Sloan School of Management
> *John Lipsky
> Chief Economist and Managing Director
> Chase Manhattan Corporation
> *The Honorable Jeffrey Frankel
> Member, Council of Economic Advisors
> *Martin B. Zimmerman
> Executive Director, Government Relations &
> Corporate Economics, Ford Motor Company
> Session Chair
> Lawrence C. Chimerine
> Senior Vice President & Chief Economist
> Economic Strategy Institute
>
> SESSION B
> SURVIVAL IN A CENTURY OF NEW THREATS
> *The Honorable Jacques Gansler
> Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition & Technology
> *General Barry McCaffrey
> Director, Office of National Drug Policy
> Executive Office of the President
> *The Honorable Anthony Lake
> former National Security Advisor to the President
> and Chairman, Newmarket Company
> The Honorable Jerry MacArthur Hultin
> Under Secretary of the Navy
>
> 4:45    BREAK 
>
>
> 5:00    MAKING GLOBALIZATION WORK FOR AMERICA
> The Honorable William Daley
> Secretary of Commerce
>
> 6:00    COCKTAIL RECEPTION & DINNER REGISTRATION
>        A TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON'S AMBASSADORIAL         CORPS
> The Honorable Benjamin A. Gilman (R-NY)
> Chairman, Committee on International Relations,
> U.S House of Representatives
>
> 7:15    PLENARY ADDRESS
>        OPENING MARKETS STILL MATTERS
> *Frederick W. Smith
> Chairman, President & CEO, FDX Corporation
>
> 8:00    FIRESIDE CHAT:  OBSTACLES AND
>        OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION
>        IN THE NEXT CENTURY
> The Honorable Madeleine Albright
> Secretary of State 
> live via ProShare
> *His Excellency Goh Chok Tong
> Prime Minister, Republic of  Singapore 
> live via ProShare
> His Excellency Tung Chee Hwa
> Chief Executive
> Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
> James Wolfensohn
> President, World Bank
> *Her Excellency Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
> Vice President, Republic of the Philippines
> Session Chair
> *Maurice R. Greenberg
> Chairman & CEO, American International Group
>
> 9:00    CONFERENCE WRAP-UP
> *Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr.
> President, Economic Strategy Institute
>
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