Beyond Globalisation
Prospects for Eurasia
Organised Jointly by
Cambridge Journal of Eurasian Studies,
Cambridge Central Asia Forum,
Institute of New Industrial Development, Saint Petersburg, Russia,
in Cooperation with Centre of Development Studies, University of Cambridge
12th of May, 2017
Riley Auditorium, Gillespie Centre, Memorial Court, Queens Road,
Cambridge CB3 9AJ, United Kingdom
Programme
10:15-11:00 Registration, Coffee
11:00-11:30 Welcome and Introduction:
Siddharth Saxena, Gleb Cheglakov, Sergey Bodrunov and David Lane
Eurasia and Globalisation
Chair: Shailaja Fennell (University of Cambridge)
11:30-11:50 Sergey Bodrunov (Institute of New Industrial Development, Saint Petersburg)
Overcoming globalisation’s collisions: Eurasian cooperation may become a common path to a new civilisation
11:50-12:10 Peter Nolan (University of Cambridge)
The contradictions of capitalist globalisation
12:10-12:30 Aleksandr Buzgalin (Moscow State University)
Ecology of humans: An alternative Eurasian strategy
12:30-13:00 Discussion
13:00-13:45 Lunch
New Internal Linkages in the Eurasian Space (A)
Chair: Aleksandr Buzgalin (Moscow State University)
13:45-13:55 Elena Tkachenko (Saint Petersburg State University of Economics)
Approaches to the formulation of the industrial policy of EAEU in the conditions of new industrial policy
13:55-14:05 Najam Abbas (Institute of Ismaili Studies, London)
Identifying drivers that may reframe and reshape regional relations in Eurasian states
14:05-14:15 Timur Alexandrov (University of Cambridge)
Resources for civil society: the case of ethno-cultural associations in Kazakhstan
14:15-14:35 Discussion
New Internal Linkages in the Eurasian Space (B)
Chair: Chokan Laumulin (University of Cambridge)
14:35-14:45 Anna Bilous (University of Cambridge)
Aircraft manufacturing in Post-Soviet states: Key problems and lessons learnt
14:45-14:55 Filiz Katman (Istanbul Aydin University)
Continuity and change in Eurasia: Integrations vs confrontation
14:55-15:05 Elena Korosteleva (University of Kent)
Challenges of globalisation: how to make EU good governance better?
15:05-15:25 Discussion
Eurasia and the Global Discourse
Chair: Elena Korosteleva (University of Kent)
15:25-15:35 Claus Kao-Chu Soong (Tsinghua University)
A yet shifted world order in Eurasia: Geopolitical analysis of One Belt, One Road
15:35-15:45 Daler Dzhabborov (Moscow State University)
An updated planned system - a new source of economic development for BRICS countries
15:45-15:55 Anise Waljee (Cambridge Central Asia Forum)
Reinterpreting cultural values: Students’ experiences abroad
15:55-16:05 Yahia Baiza (Institute of Ismaili Studies, London)
Afghanistan and the US-Russia rivalry in Central Asia
16:05-16:25 Discussion
16:25-16:45 Tea/Coffee
Eurasia between Asia and Europe
Chair: Siddharth Saxena (University of Cambridge)
16:45-16:55 Kaisyn Khubiev (Moscow State University)
New trends of the global economic movement in the 21st century
16:55-17:05 Irina Morozova (University of Regensburg)
Metamorphoses of 'connectivity': how debates on strategies to Central Asia shape European identities and practices within the EU
17:05-17:15 Ivan Peshkov (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Border capitalism with Soviet aesthetic: Conversion and production of Soviet objects in Makhmouli, a Russia-oriented Chinese borderline city
17:15-17:25 Rahima Abduvalieva (Chingiz Aitmatov Foundation)
The European mission of Chingiz Aitmatov
17:25-17:35 Khurshid Sana Khan (Independent Scholar)
The educational and economic microcosm of Gilgit-Baltistan Ismailis within the game changing China Pakistan Economic Corridor project
17:35-17:55 Discussion
17:55 Closing Remarks