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Hello

L'Institut de Diplomatie Culturelle à Berlin organise "The Berlin
International Economics Congress": un congrès visant à débattre de l'influence publique et privée dans le contexte économique international. Cette conférence aura lieu du 4 au 7 février 2010.

Vous pourrez trouver ci-dessous l'appel à candidature. N'hésitez pas à transmettre cette information à toute personne susceptible d'être intéressée.

Pour plus de renseignements : http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/academy/index.php?en_biec

If you have any additional enquiries regarding the program, please do not
hesitate to contact us under biec@culturaldiplomacy.org or visit the website
at www.biec.de.

Institute for Cultural Diplomacy

Ku´damm Karree (3rd Floor/Hochhaus)

Kurfürstendamm 207-8, 10719 Berlin, Germany

Phone: 00.49.(0)30.2360-7680

Fax: 00.49.(0)30.2360-76811

biec@culturaldiplomacy.org

www.culturaldiplomacy.org

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Institute for Cultural Diplomacy

Call for Applications

The Berlin International Economics Congress (BIEC)

An Interdisciplinary Analysis of the Roles of
Global Politics & Civil Society in International Economics

(Berlin, 4th - 7th February 2010)

Dear friends and colleagues,

I am writing to announce the dates of the forthcoming major congress being
held by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy taking place in February 2010.
We appreciate your support and assistance in spreading the word about this
great opportunity and would be grateful if you could forward this
information on to any individuals who you feel may be interested in
attending this program.

The BIEC (www.biec.de) will take place in Berlin from 4th - 7th February
2010 and will provide a forum for leading figures from across the world in
economics, politics, civil society, the private sector and academia to
discuss different perspectives on the recent financial crisis and the
international economy. The event will seek to produce policy recommendations
that take into account the diverse range of actors and stakeholders in the
field.

The following issues will be addressed and explored:

* The New Economic World Order & International Relations
(Focus: Russia, China, India, Brazil, South Africa, and Indonesia)
* Moving Beyond Copenhagen: Bridging International Economics and
Climate Change(Focus: The Copenhagen Conference, Economic Dimensions of
Climate Change, the Role of Civil Society, Green Technologies)
* The Global Financial Crisis
(Focus: Causes, Impact, Protectionism and the Challenges Ahead; Case studies
of Iceland, Dubai, Latvia, Hungary, and the US)
* Corporate Social Responsibility and Socially Responsible Investment
(Focus: Multinational Corporations in Africa, Latin America and Asia, the
Triple Bottom Line, Business Ethics, CSR Rating Indices)
* Traditional Industries in the Information Age
(Focus: Real Estate, Tourism, Car and Aircraft Industries, and Agriculture)
* Ethics in Aid and Trade: Incentives and Impacts
(Focus: Ethical Trading Initiatives, Fair-trade, Ethical Consumerism, The
Role of NGOs)

We are privileged to include as speakers many distinguished experts from the
fields of international politics, economists, diplomacy, the private sector
and civil society.

Confirmed speakers include:

Alfred Sant, Former Prime Minister of Malta; Anneli Jäätenmakli, Former
Prime Minister of Finland; Bendt Bendtsen, MEP, Former Deputy Prime Minister
of Denmark; Corinne Dominique Marguerite Lepage, Former French Minister of
the Environment; Dr. Erhard Busek, Former Vice-Chancellor of Austria;
François-Xavier de Donnea, Former Mayor of the City of Brussels; Gerassimos
D. Arsenis, Former Minister of Economics of Greece; Guido de Marco, Former
President of the United Nations General Assembly, Former President of Malta;
Dr. Jacques F. Poos, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Luxembourg, Former
Minister of Finance and of Foreign Affairs; Katherine Marshall, Senior
Advisor for the World Bank, Visiting Professor Georgetown University; Kurt
Bodewig, Former German Minister of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs;
Mart Laar, Former Minister of Estonia; Prof Rupert Scholz, Former Minister
of Defense of Germany; Dr. Susan George, President of the Board of TNI and
honorary president of ATTAC-France; Sven Giegold, MEP, Germany, Co-founder
of Attac; Volker Hauff, Former German Minister for Research and Technology,
Former German Minister of Transport

Further information about the program can be found at: www.biec.de

We are also involved with a number of other interesting projects to take
place later this year. For more information about our activity as a whole,
please visit the website: www.culturaldiplomacy.org

Best wishes,

Mark Donfried
Director & Founder

Institute for Cultural Diplomacy
Kurfürstendamm 207-208, D-10719 Berlin
E-mail: info@culturaldiplomacy.org

Visit us at www.culturaldiplomacy.org