5:40pm-5:45pm - Welcome and Introduction, Prof. Paul Kelly, LSE Vice President and Pro-Director for Teaching and Learning 下午5：45 - 5：50 – 欢迎致词及会议介绍，Prof. Paul Kelly, 副校长, 伦敦政治经济学院 (LSE)

5:45pm - 6:10pm - Keynote Speech, Is China's Economy Crashing?, Prof. Danny Quah, Kuwait Professor of Economics and International Development, LSE下午5：45 – 6：10 - 主题演讲

It has only been six months since the change in leadership in Government in China, and there has been an immediate impact on the Chinese economy. China's economic growth is slowing, but what does that mean for China and the world? Will China buckle under the weight of non-performing loans and shadow-banking? is a re-balancing of the economy necessary and something the new government can achieve? What will China's economy look like in the coming years? These are some of the issues, that Prof. Danny Quah will address in his keynote on the future of China's economy.

6:10pm-6:35pm - Keynote Speech, The Party:- Challenges for Political Change and Reform in China, Prof. Arne Westad, Department of International History and Co-Director, LSE IDEAS, 国际历史学教授, LSE 下午6:10 – 6：35 - 主题演讲

2012 closed out with a new Secretary-General of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. As Xi Jinping assumed office there was a new commitment to reform and cleanse the Party, securing its role for the future. In this keynote speech, a leading expert on China's history and current affairs, Prof. Arne Westad, will ask the question on whether the Party, under the new leadership, can reform for the better. Prof. Westad will examine changes in the past, under previous party leaders, and ask what this means for the future.

6:35pm-6:50pm - Questions and Answers

Chair - Prof. Paul Kelly, (Pro-Director) and Department of Government, LSE Prof. Paul Kelly, 副校长, 政府管理教授 (LSE)

6:50pm-7:30pm - Tea and coffee and buffet dinner 下午6：45 - 7：30 - 茶，咖啡和自助晚餐

7:30pm - 9:00pm - Panel on China's Foreign Policy/中国外交政策

The panel will address recent aspects in China's foreign policy, with the arrival of the new government in Beijing. The discussion will begin with an examination of domestic politics and how this shapes foreign policy and China's engagement with the world. China's territorial disuptes in East and South East Asia, and the more recent features to this protracted problem will be considered in the context of China's relations with its near-neighbours. China's intentions and actions in Asia and on the world stage will continue to be influenced by the United States. The final speech in this panel will address the USA's global role, the supposed pivot to Asia, and what it all means for future China-US relations.

该讨论组将针对新一代政府在中国的外交方面的政策。讨论将审视国内政策以及在这种外交政策下中国在世界上的行动。中国在东部以及东南亚的领土争端等持续性问题将影响中国和邻国的关系。中国在亚洲和在世界舞台上的意图和行动，将继续影响到美国。在该主题的最后，将针对美国的全球角色，试问在其经济政策和军事实力方面是否会下降以及美中未来的前景。

Domestic Politics - Setting the Foreign Agenda, Prof. Zhang Jian, School of Government, Peking University, 张健, 北京大学政府管理学院副教授 (20 minutes)

A Southeast Asian View of China's Rise - Not So Neighbourly?, Tan Sri Dr Munir Majid, Chairman of Bank Muamalat Malaysia (Senior Visiting Fellow, LSE IDEAS) /Bank Muamalat Malaysia, 董事长(高级客座研究员, LSE IDEAS) (20 minutes)

Indispensable Nation or Rogue State? The United States, China and Rising Asia, Prof. Mick Cox, Co-Director, LSE IDEAS (Institute for Diplomacy and Strategy) 国际关系学教授, LSE(20 minutes)

Panel Discussion and question and answer with audience (30 minutes)

Chair:- Prof. Arne Westad, Department of International History and Co-Director, LSE IDEAS, 国际历史学教授, LSE

9:00pm-9:05pm - Closing Remarks, Prof. Paul Kelly, LSE Pro-Director.

晚上9：00 - 9：15 闭幕词 Prof. Paul Kelly 副校长，伦敦政治经济学院.