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This book distills. Evaluating Climate Change and Development.

Key Speakers Adam Dunnett Adam Dunnett is a Secretary General in The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China. He is responsible for the overall implementation the European Chamber's objectives, visibility, membership and lobbying activities across its 7 chapters and 9 offices in China. He joined the Chamber originally in 2006 and left in 2011 after serving as the Beijing General Manger for 3 years. Prior to returning to the Chamber to take the post of Secretary General, he worked for the public affairs firm APCO Worldwide as the deputy Managing Director, Beijing. Conference Presentation: (pdf, 643 kb) Thomas Albert Rosenthal Thomas Albert Rosenthal is adjunct professor of History and Geoeconomics: the economic development of China at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the Catholic University of Milan. At the Italy China Foundation he is Director of the Centro Studi per l’Impresa (CeSIF) research center and Head of strategy and external relations department. He is a member of the executive committee of Mondo Cinese, Review of Contemporary Chinese Studies.

He is also member of the scientific committee of CRANEC. Haiyan Zhang Haiyan Zhang holds a MA and a Ph.D.

In Public Administration and Management from the University of Antwerp. He is director of the Euro-China Center, the expertise center on China of AMS, leading several EU founded projects, such as “Understanding China“, “CONNEC”, etc. He is academic director of China-Europe Business Studies master program, and also visiting professor at different Chinese universities.

Conference Presentation: (pdf, 1 121 kb) Vincent Mottrie Vincent Mottrie is a “Master in Applied Economics” (UFSIA Antwerp) and he mostly worked in SME business sector. He founded his own company FLANDERS BLUE SQUARE (import & export of Asian Natural Stones). After several years of working as a self-employed entrepreneur, the postgraduate “SME Excellence” (Vlerick Business & Management School Ghent) offered him more opportunities to study new developments on applied economics and doing more business in an international environment. Conference Presentation: (pdf, 691 kb) Wing Fa Lau Wing Fa Lau is Global CFO at Hedgren Creations, a Belgian based brand specializing in bags and travel gear. He is experienced in cross border M&A transactions EU-China, and in post M&A integration process. Wing Fa holds a Master degree in Finance from the University of Leuven (Belgium) and is MBA candidate at the Hong Kong Management Association.

Mindaugas Reinikis Mindaugas Reinikis is the Head of Corporate Affairs at JSC 'Lithuanian Railways' and serving as a Chairman of the Board of Lithuanian Aviation Association (AIA). In the past he worked as a lobbyist for the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists (LPK), has experience with venture philanthropy: he has served as a Director/CEO in Civic Responsibility Foundation (PAF). Previously worked with City Municipalities (Vilnius and Kaunas). Conference Presentation: (pdf, 1 653 kb) Ching Lin Pang Prof. Serial Killer Confession Transcript on this page. Ching Lin Pang holds a MA in Asian Studies at UC Berkeley, a MA in Oriental Philology and a PhD in Social and Cultural Anthropology both at at K.U.Leuven. She teaches courses related to China, globalization, migration and identity in the Faculty of Social Sciences at K.U.Leuven and at HEC-ULg.

Her research topics concern migration (policies), mobility and intercultural flows in China and between China and Belgium/EU embedded in the metropolitan context. Conference Presentation: (pdf, 1 044 kb) Adina Zemanek Adina Zemanek is an assistant professor at the Institute of Middle and Far East Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow. MA in Chinese philology, University of Bucharest; PhD in cultural anthropology, Jagiellonian University. She studied Chinese at Sichuan Union University (1996-1998), conducted research at Fudan University (2007-2008) and participated in several training courses in the methodology of teaching Chinese as a foreign language, organized by Hanban (Shanghai, 2010, Beijing, 2011).