Date:

Thursday 10 – Friday 11 July 2008

Location:

Jupiters Hotel, Townsville, AUSTRALIA.

Summary:

Over the past three decades, tremendous economic changes have taken place in China. From a country whose economy was on the brink of collapse to one of the major economies in the world today, China’s experience of economic growth provides a wealth of issues for academics, government policy makers and business personnel all over the world to think over.

Papers that review and evaluate China's economic growth and development in the past three decades and outlook the Chinese economy into the future will be presented at this conference.

Speakers:

Selected distinguished scholars and government officials, from China, Australia and elsewhere, will be invited to deliver keynote addresses to the conference.

Hosted by:

• The Association for Chinese Economic Studies Australia (ACESA) in conjunction with the Centre for AusAsia Business Studies of the School of Business at James Cook University

• the College of Economics and Management of China Agricultural University

• the journal of China and World Economy of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Contact:

For full information, visit www.jcu.edu.au/cabs/acesa/