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LSE Director Howard Davies addresses the LSE Asia Forum 2008

LSE Director Howard Davies addresses the LSE Asia Forum 2008

ISEAS Director, Ambassador Kesavapany welcomes the room

ISEAS Director, Ambassador Kesavapany welcomes the room.

Peter Sutherland, Chairman of the LSE Court of Governors, introduces the Prime Minister of Singapore

Peter Sutherland, Chairman of the LSE Court of Governors, introduces the Prime Minister of Singapore.

The Guest of Honour in the opening session was Mr Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore

The Guest of Honour in the opening session was Mr Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore

Prime Minister Lee speech discussed Knowledge Economies in Asia

Prime Minister Lee speech discussed Knowledge Economies in Asia.

Prime Minister Lee addressed the assembled business leaders, academics, LSE alumni and students

Prime Minister Lee addressed the assembled business leaders, academics, LSE alumni and students.

After his presentation Prime Minister Lee was presented with a commemorative certificate and LSE cap

After his presentation Prime Minister Lee was presented with a commemorative certificate and LSE cap.

The Prime Minister meets members of the LSE Alumni Association of Singapore in a networking reception

The Prime Minister meets members of the LSE Alumni Association of Singapore in a networking reception.

Networking at the reception with the Prime Minister

Networking at the reception with the Prime Minister.

Networking at the reception with the Prime Minister

Networking at the reception with the Prime Minister.

Professor Saw Swee Hock (PhD Statistics, 1963), LSE Honorary Fellow, in conversation with other Asia Forum attendees at the networking reception

Professor Saw Swee Hock (PhD Statistics, 1963), LSE Honorary Fellow, in conversation with other Asia Forum attendees at the networking reception.

Professor Danny Quah, Head of the Economics Department, LSE, delivers his lecture - Knowledge as a Driver for Economic Growth in Session One

Professor Danny Quah, Head of the Economics Department, LSE, delivers his lecture - Knowledge as a Driver for Economic Growth in Session One..

Dato Timothy Ong (MSc International Relations, 1983), Acting Chairman, Brunei Economic Development Board, responds to a question from the audience

Dato Timothy Ong (MSc International Relations, 1983), Acting Chairman, Brunei Economic Development Board, responds to a question from the audience.

Dr Teh Kok Peng, President, GIC Special Investments Pte Ltd, responds to a question from the audience

Dr Teh Kok Peng, President, GIC Special Investments Pte Ltd, responds to a question from the audience.

Professor Danny Quah and Tharman Shanmugaratnam (BSc Economics, 1981), Finance Minister of Singapore, respond to questions from the audience

Professor Danny Quah and Tharman Shanmugaratnam (BSc Economics, 1981), Finance Minister of Singapore, respond to questions from the audience.

The panel for Session Two, Protecting Knowledge: balancing commercial needs and public benefits

The panel for Session Two, Protecting Knowledge: balancing commercial needs and public benefits.

Professor Nik Rose, James Martin White Professor of Sociology. and Director of BIOS, LSE begins the session

Professor Nik Rose, James Martin White Professor of Sociology. and Director of BIOS, LSE begins the session.

Professor Conor Gearty, Rausing Director, LSE Centre for the Study of Human Rights takes over to end the session presentation

Professor Conor Gearty, Rausing Director, LSE Centre for the Study of Human Rights takes over to end the session presentation.

Dr Kevin Tan, Adjunct Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University, responds to the Professors' session

Dr Kevin Tan, Adjunct Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University, responds to the Professors' session.

ustice Robert Ribeiro (LLB 1971, LLM 1972), Permanent Judge, Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal adds his opinion to the session

Justice Robert Ribeiro (LLB 1971, LLM 1972), Permanent Judge, Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal adds his opinion to the session.

Professor John Sidel, Sir Patrick Gillam Professor of International and Comparative Politics, LSE, delivers Session Three, Controlling Knowledge: responding to contest and change in control over religious knowledge

Professor John Sidel, Sir Patrick Gillam Professor of International and Comparative Politics, LSE, delivers Session Three, Controlling Knowledge: responding to contest and change in control over religious knowledge.

Zainah Anwar, Board Member, Sisters in Islam, responds to Professor Sidel's presentation

Zainah Anwar, Board Member, Sisters in Islam, responds to Professor Sidel's presentation.

Professor Tariq Ramadan, Oxford University, responds to a question from the audience

Professor Tariq Ramadan, Oxford University, responds to a question from the audience.

Professor Sarah Worthington, Pro Director, LSE, and Zainah Anwar

Professor Sarah Worthington, Pro Director, LSE, and Zainah Anwar.

Professor Tariq Ramadan and Professor John Sidel

Professor Tariq Ramadan and Professor John Sidel.

Howard Davies, Director LSE, introduces Session Four, Sharing Knowledge: reconciling conflicting aims on climate change and the environment

Howard Davies, Director LSE, introduces Session Four, Sharing Knowledge: reconciling conflicting aims on climate change and the environment.

Professor Lord Nicholas Stern of Brentford, IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government and Director of the Asia Research Centre, LSE, addresses the audience

Professor Lord Nicholas Stern of Brentford, IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government and Director of the Asia Research Centre, LSE, addresses the audience.

Nitin Desai (MSc Economics, 1965), Distinguished Visiting Fellow, The Energy and Resource Institute, India

Nitin Desai (MSc Economics, 1965),  Distinguished Visiting Fellow, The Energy and Resource Institute, India.

Howard Davies and Lord Stern in conversation

Howard Davies and Lord Stern in conversation.

The final goodbye - Ambassador Kesavapany and Howard Davies exchange gifts

The final goodbye - Ambassador Kesavapany and Howard Davies exchange gifts.

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