Asia Pacific Week (APW) 2011
10-14 July 2011
All events will be held at the Molonglo Theatre at the Crawford School of Economics & Government [See campus map Bldg 132]
ANU Asia Pacific Week will bring together leading experts on the region and 100 of Australia's and the world's top students to engage in a series of events focused on developments and trends in the Asia Pacific region.
Vision
The ANU Asia Pacific Week is a four-day showcase of the Australian National University's work on Asia and the Pacific. It is an ANU student-driven initiative that will bring together leading regional experts and a 100 of the world's top university students from around the world to engage in a series of academic and networking events focused on the Asia Pacific region. The China Update will also be held during this time adding to a week of experiences related to Asia and the Pacific.
This year's conference will feature a Q & A style forum on the future of the Asia-Pacific region; a flagship conference panel on the transformation of political and economic power in Asia led by Peter Drysdale and Hugh White; and an address by the Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser AC, Prime Minister of Australia (1975-1983). Other leading figures who are expected to join the event include: Peter Drysdale, Hugh White, Ross Garnaut, Deborah Brautigam, Kent Anderson, Nicholas Farrelly, Admiral Chris Barrie, Jane Golley and Stephen Howes.
