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2018-19 Harvard China Law Symposium “How To Engage with China?”
February 22 @ 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
The 2018-19 HLS China Law Symposium is here!
The topic this year is “How to Engage with China?” On Feb. 22, we will discuss one of the most heated topics this year — US-China relation in the age of a trade war. Former US ambassador to China, Gary Locke, will be our keynote speaker to deliver a speech on China’s transformation and the rule of law. Prominent scholars, lawyers and investors will join us and offer their profound insights into the challenges and opportunities in today’s US-China relation. The Symposium consists of two parts, with the event on Feb. 22 being the Part I and Part II in April (specific date TBD).
Part I of the Symposium, which will take place on Feb. 22, is now open here: https://orgs.law.harvard.edu/cla/register/. Symposium (Part I) will be free for all guests, lunch and snack will also be provided (first-come-first-serve). To make sure that we order enough food, please register ASAP.
Part I Feb. 22
1. Keynote Speech: China’s transformation and the rule of law(12:00-1:30 pm) (Austin 100)
Gary Locke, former Governor of Washington State, former US ambassador to China
2. US-China Trade Dispute Panel (2:00-3:15 pm) (Austin 101)
– Moderator:
Prof. William Alford (安守廉), Harvard Law School
– Panelists:
Prof. Ezra Vogel(傅高义), Harvard University, Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies
Prof. Meg Rithmire, Harvard Business School
Prof. Willy Shih, Harvard Business School
Gangqiao Wang, SJD 10‘, Ropes & Gray LLP
3. China-related Investment in the U.S. Panel (3:45-5:00 pm)(Austin 101)
– Moderator:
Charles Comey, Morrison & Foerster LLP
– Panelists:
Seamon Chan, Palm Drive Capital
Yong (Alex) Hao, Junhe LLP(君合律师事务所）
Scott Flicker, Paul Hastings LLP
Judith Alison Lee, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Kevin Su, Fish & Richardson P.C.
4. Reception! (5:30 – 7:00pm) (Sponsored by Morrison & Foerster. Dim Sum & Wine provided!)
PART II April (specific date TBD)
Keynote Speech: Stephen Orlins, President, National Committee on United States-China Relations