The Current Issues of Economic and Social Integration in Hungary and Taiwan. Agenda

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1 The Current Issues of Economic and Social Integration in Hungary and Taiwan Agenda

2 22 February 2016 (Monday) Registration (BBS Faculty of International Management and Business Campus) Opening of the conference Prof. Éva SÁNDOR- KRISZT, Rector of BBS Mr. Wen-lung TAO, Representative, Taipei Representative Office in Hungary Mr. Li-ying Peters Chen, Ministry of Education (RoC, Taiwan) H.E. Ambassador Keynote speech Levente SZÉKELY, former Representative of Hungary to RoC Coffee break Section 1 Economic elements of development Dean KARALEKAS (Canada) György CSÁKI To-hai LIOU Csaba MOLDICZ Coffee break Hard State: Phases and factors in Taiwan's economic development Developmental state, globalisation, crisis Taiwan s macroeconomic adjustment Taiwan s Role in the Enhancing Asia-Europe Economic Interactions Economic determinants of integration and disintegration in the light of China-Taiwan Relations

3 Anthony KUO Éva KRUPPA Judit BEKE LISÁNYI Harnessing Frugal Innovation to Create Economic and Social Value Inside or outside the big circle? Trade policy in East Asia and the effects of FTAs and mega-regional trade agreements GMO: food security or a new type of dependency Miklós SZANYI Changes in Hungarian FDI-attraction policies Lunch (at BBS FIMB) Section 2 Polity, politics and policies. The questions of democracy. Hungary and Taiwan Ambrus Gábor SZENTESI An Overview from European Perspective of the Cross-Taiwan-Strait Political Relations in a Multilateral Far Eastern Framework Coffee break C-M. LIANG Shih-Hao KANG Coffee break Chia-Wei CHANG (a) Máté SZABÓ (b) Leo N. S. LIN (a) János VÁNDOR (b) Powers and limits of the European Council The Ukrainian Crisis in the Backyard: an International Event Perceived/Constructed in Taiwan Political Participation as a Propeller of Democracy: An Observation on the Taiwan Case from her Authoritarianism to Democratization External factors in the democratization process of Taiwan (a) and Hungary (b)

4 Section 3 Economic and trade issues related to the development of Hungary and Taiwan Tamás NOVÁK Chien-Fu LIN Pál MAJOROS Chia-Ching CHENG Ágnes SZUNOMÁR CEE-Taiwan Economic Relations New Opportunities and Old Challenges Taiwan s Contributions to Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Integration and their Applicability to EU-Taiwan FTA Taiwan - European Union relations China-CEE Cooperation: Challenges or Opportunities for Hungary-Taiwan relations Taiwan in Hungary s Eastern opening policy Dinner hosted by the Rector of Budapest Business School at Danubius Hotel Arena (Hotel Stadion) (by invitation only) 23 February 2016 (Tuesday) Section 4 The media, the civil society, and related issues Klára FALK-BÁNÓ Katalin KOLLÁTH Developing Cultural Intelligence making internationalisation more successful Chao-yu WU Katalin LÁNYI Coffee break Chyong-Fang KO Éva ERDÉLYI Reconstructing a Multicultural Subjectivity of Taiwan: A Perspective on Critical Recognition 21st-century emigration from Hungary from a gender perspective Age, health and gender: A comparative study of Hungary and Taiwan Thinking of production while dealing with climate change

5 Ji-Ping LIN Construction of Synthetic Indicators for Measuring the Level of Social Integration and Identity: Evidence from Utilizing Micro Genealogy Data of Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Dávid KARÁCSONYI Kang-Tsung CHANG Comparison of Urban Land Expansion and Population Growth in Taipei Metropolitan Region Concluding remarks Lunch (at BBS FIMB) Dinner hosted by Mr. Wen-lung TAO, Representative, Taipei Representative Office in Hungary (By invitation only)