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BANDUNG SPIRIT CONFERENCE SERIES Local Committee Bandung: Magister Manajemen FEB Unpad Jl. Dipati Ukur 46

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PRESS CONFERENCE KONFERENSI INTERNASIONAL DAN MULTIDISIPLINER BANDUNG SPIRIT

Universitas Indonesia bekerjasama dengan Université Le Havre, Perancis, yang juga didukung oleh Universitas Padjadjaran, Universitas Brawijaya, Universitas Udayana, University of Mauritius, AASGON (Africa Asia Scholars Global Network), dan CEMUR (University Network for Euro-Maghreb Cooperation) menyelenggarakan Rangkaian Konferensi Internasional Bandung Spirit yang diinspirasi oleh Konferensi Asia Afrika tahun 1955.

Konferensi ini didasari oleh upaya untuk meningkatkan pertukaran ekonomi, pendidikan dan budaya antara Afrika dan Asia, dalam hal ini diharapkan Eropa bisa berkontribusi dalam berbagi pengetahuan dan kemampuan teknis pendidikan, ekonomi, perdagangan di bidang pertukaran internasional, terutama antara Afrika dengan Asia, Afrika dengan Eropa, Asia dengan Eropa, ataupun Afrika, Asia dan Eropa.

Tema besar yang diangkat acara ini adalah “Dinamika Pertukaran Internasional di Afrika, Asia dan Eropa” yang berfokus pada tantangan bagi pendidikan dalam pertukaran internasional dalam perspektif kesejahteraan bersama di dunia yang berkelanjutan. Kegiatan termaksud mengundang 44 intelektual terkemuka dari Asia, Afrika dan Eropa dalam serangkaian konferensi dan lokakarya yang akan dilangsungkan di Jakarta (Universitas Indonesia), Bandung (Universitas Padjadjaran), Malang (Universitas Brawijaya) dan Bali (Universitas Udayana).

Tanggal : 14 - 19 November 2011

Tema : Dinamika Pertukaran Internasional di Afrika, Asia dan Eropa

Lokasi Konferensi : - Universitas Indonesia (14 & 15 November 2011) - Universitas Padjadjaran (16 November 2011) - Universitas Brawijaya (17 & 18 November 2011) - Universitas Udayana (19 November 2011)

Rangkaian Acara : Jakarta: Universitas Indonesia 14/11/2011, Monday

- Session 1: Historical-Political-Economical Perspective 1 - Session 2: Historical-Political-Economical Perspective 2 - Session 3: Culture And Education

15-16 / 11 / 2011, Tuesday-Wednesday - Session 4: International Relations 1 - Session 5: International Relations 2 - Session 6: Keynote Speeches From Africa, Asia And Europe

Bandung: Universitas Padjadjaran 16-17 / 11 / 2011, Wednesday-Thursday

- Session 7: Keynote Speeches From Indonesia - Session 8: Economics & Management 1 - Session 9: Economics & Management 2 - Museum Of Bandung Asian-African Conference - Visit

Malang: Universitas Brawijaya 17-18 / 11 / 2011, Thursday-Friday

- Opening Remarks On Jakarta And Bandung Conferences - Workshop 1: Conclusion And Recommandation - Workshop 2: Recommandation And Final Declaration

Bali: Universitas Udayana 18-19 / 11 / 2011, Friday-Saturday

- Workshop 3: Finishing Conclusion, Recommandation, Final Declaration - Lunch, Closing Ceremony, Submission Of Recommendation To Asean - Organised Bali Tour




RANGKAIAN ACARA

JAKARTA

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2011 ROOM

19:00-21:30 DINNER Floating Room, University Central

Library Welcoming words by the Rector of Universitas Indonesia Introduction of all the participants

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2011 ROOM 08:30-09:00 REGISTRATION AND MORNING TEA Rectorate Building 09:00-09:30 HISTORICAL WALK 09:30-11:00 OPENING SESSION Auditorium, 6th Floor,

University Central Library

09:30-09:45 Introduction by Conference Coordinators 09:45-10:30 Opening Speech and Ceremony by the Rector of Universitas Indonesia 10:30-12:00 SESSION 1: HISTORICAL-POLITICAL-ECONOMICAL PERSPECTIVE 1

Chair: Mahmud Syaltout 90 minutes for presentations and discussion

Darwis Khudori (Indonesia/France), The Dynamic of African-Asian Relationship before and after 1955 Bandung Conference: Historical Perspective and Future Possibilities

Abdul D. Mohammed (Nigeria/UK), Bandung Africa Centre - Equity in Africa Asia Strategic Partnership

Max Lane (Australia), Asia-Africa: Two Blocks or Three Blocks DISCUSSION

12:00-14:00 LUNCH BREAK Floating Room, University Central

Library 14:00-15:30 SESSION 2: HISTORICAL-POLITICAL-ECONOMICAL PERSPECTIVE 2

Chair: Makmur Keliat Auditorium, 6th Floor,


90 minutes for presentations and discussion

Toby Caroll (Singapore), Delusion of Development: The World Bank International Finance Corporation and the Deep Marketization of Southeast Asia

Thomas Olsen (Sweden/Thailand/Vietnam), e/MPower: How the Public Sphere Can Create an Indian Ocean Sustainable Network

Alioune GUEYE (Senegal / Morocco), 10 proposals to foster a renewed and mutual benefit relationship between Asia and Africa

DISCUSSION 15:30-16:00 COFFEE BREAK Hall and Terrace, 5th

Floor, University Central

Library 16:00-17:30 SESSION 3: CULTURE AND EDUCATION 1

Chair: Auditorium, 6th Floor,



Louie A. Divinagracia, Maria Rochelle G. Divinagracia (Philippines/ Indonesia), Diversity, Multiculturalism, and Hybridization – Managing International Business Education in International Exchanges

Haryo Kunto Wibisono, Linda Novi Trianita, Sri Widagdo (Indonesia), Education as Cultural Strategy: (Character Educational in Dewi Sri’s Folklore)

Eun-Sook Choi-Chabal (Corée / France), Echanges économiques et culturels interasiatiques : le cas de séries télévisées coréennes en Ouzbékistan

DISCUSSION 19:00-21:00 DINNER Floating Room,


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2011 ROOM

08:30-09:00 REGISTRATION AND MORNING TEA Hall and Terrace, 5th Floor,





09:00-11:00 SESSION 4: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Chair:

Auditorium, 6th Floor, University Central

Library 120 minutes for

presentations and discussion

Yusli Effendi (Indonesia), The Eurocentricity in African Economic Relations and Development: A Prospect for Asia-Africa Open Dialogue

Jamnong Raekphinit and Thaweesak Putsukee (Thailand), Perspectives of People to People Exchanges in ASEAN: Reflection from Concrete Experience of Thai-African Exchange

Abdellatif BENABDELHAFID (Maroc / France), La coopération Nord Sud après les changements dans le monde arabe. Cas du réseau de coopération CEMUR

Saovanee Kaewjullakarn (Thailand), Sovereignty Over Pulau Ligitan and Pulau Sipadan: Study and Analysis from Judgment of International Court of Justice

DISCUSSION 12:00-14:00 LUNCH Floating Room,


14:00-17:00 MOVING JAKARTA-BANDUNG BY BUS

BANDUNG

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2011 ROOM

19:00-21:00 DINNER AT SINDANG RERET RESTAURANT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2011 ROOM

08:00-08:30 REGISTRATION AND MORNING TEA Lobby, 1st Floor, Magister Management

Building FEB Unpad 09:00-09:30 OPENING SESSION : MC Sri Djatnika Main Hall, 4th Floor,

Magister Management Building FEB Unpad

09:00-09:30 Introduction by Bandung Conference Coordinator Opening Speech and Ceremony by the Rector

09:30-10:30 KEYNOTE SPEECHES 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK Lobby, 4th Floor,

Magister Management Building FEB Unpad

11:00-12:30 SESSION 5: ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT 1 Chair: Diana Sari

Main Hall, 4th Floor, Magister Management

Building FEB Unpad Dimas Wisnu Adriyanto (Indonesia), Managing the rural-urban fringe: a precautionary principle to retain food security in Indonesia

Eka Komalasari Adiwilaga (Indonesia), Comparation of Company Performance Creating Wealth in Value Added (Wealth Added) in the Asean Region

Nathalie AUBOURG et Corinne RENAULT-TESSON (France), Learning how to implement a French firm’s CSR policy in an emerging country

12:30-13:30 LUNCH BREAK 13:30-15:00 SESSION 6: ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT 2

Chair: Erie Febrian Main Hall, 4th Floor,

Magister Management Building FEB Unpad Nicolas MENDOZA (Colombia), Awakening from Capitalism: An exploration of

merit economy as an alternative to a system of crisis Wendy Kouwenhoven (Netherlands), Business & Spirituality in Organization Sugeng Setya C. (Indonesia), Business Ethics Pancasila The New Rules For

Business World With the Spirit of Gotong Royong 15:00-15:30 MOVING TO MUSEUM OF ASIA-AFRICAN 15:30-17:00 MUSEUM OF ASIAN-AFRICAN CONFERENCE VISIT (PRESS CONFERENCE) 19:00-21:00 SOCIO-CULTURAL DINNER

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2011 ROOM 07:30-08:30 MOVING TO BANDUNG AIRPORT AND CHECK-IN 09:35-10:45 FLIGHT BANDUNG-SURABAYA 10:45-12:45 SURABAYA-MALANG BY BUS




MALANG THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2011 ROOM

13:00-14:30 LUNCH 14:30-16:00 KEYNOTE SPEECHES

Chair: Darwis Khudori


Cherif Salif Sy (Africa), Africa in International Exchanges between Dream and Reality

Nirmal Kumar Chandra (Asia), The Rise of Asia and its future relations with Africa and Europe

Yves Berthelot (Europe), Education in International Exchanges Today and Tomorrow

DISCUSSION

16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK 16:30-18:00 WORKSHOP FOR CONCLUSION, RECOMMANDATION, FINAL DECLARATION 19:00-21:00 DINNER

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2011 ROOM 09:00-11:30 WORKSHOP FOR CONCLUSION, RECOMMANDATION, FINAL

DECLARATION

11:30-12:30 LUNCH 13:00-13:25 CHECK-IN 14:25-16:30 FLIGHT MALANG-DENPASAR

BALI

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2011 ROOM

19:00-22:00 WELCOMING DINNER AND SOCIO-CULTURAL EVENING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011 ROOM

08:00-08:30 REGISTRATION AND MORNING TEA 09:00-09:30 OPENING CEREMONY 09:30-12:00 WORKSHOP: FINISHING CONCLUSION, RECOMMANDATION, FINAL

DECLARATION

12:00-14:00 LUNCH, CLOSING CEREMONY, SUBMISSION OF RECOMMENDATION TO ASEAN

14:00-18:00 ORGANISED BALI TOUR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2011 FREE




PESERTA KONFERENSI

GROUP 1: AFRICA-ASIA-EUROPE: GEO-HISTORICAL-POLITICAL-ECONOMICAL REFLECTION (13 topics) Abdul D. Mohammed (Nigeria/UK), Bandung Africa Centre - Equity in Africa Asia Strategic Partnership Adama Wade (Mauritania / Maroc), Afrique –Asie et Afrique- pays émergents : moteur d’un nouveau monde Alioune GUEYE (Senegal / Morocco), 10 proposals to foster a renewed and mutual benefit relationship between Asia and

Africa Anatole Fogou (Cameroun), Le NEPAD et la renaissance de l’Afrique Darwis Khudori (Indonesia/France), The Dynamic of African-Asian Relationship before and after 1955 Bandung Conference:

Historical Perspective and Future Possibilities Guilhem Fabre (France), China and the BRICS: A New Perspective for South-South Exchanges? Guilhem Fabre, Xavier Richet, Pierre Salama, Michel Schiray (France), The BRICs: Brazil-Russia-India-China: comparative

approach and the future of the global economy. Preliminary presentation of the project CBRC / EHESS / FMSH Julius-Adeoye, Rantimi Jays (Nigeria), Africa! What Impact in the Global World? Max Lane (Australia), Two Blocks or Three Blocks Thomas Olsen (Sweden/Thailand/Vietnam), e/MPower: How the Public Sphere Can Create an Indian Ocean Sustainable

Network Toby Caroll (Singapour), Delusion of Development: The World Bank International Finance Coorporation and the Deep

Marketization of Southeast Asia Yusli Effendi (Indonesia), The Eurocentricity in African Economic Relations and Development: A Prospect for Asia-Africa

Open Dialogue Zornitza Grekova (Bulgaria), Asia-Europe relations: through exchange towards beneficial sustainable development GROUP 2: CULTURE AND EDUCATION (13 topics) Abdellatif BENABDELHAFID (Maroc / France), La coopération Nord Sud après les changements dans le monde arabe. Cas du

réseau de coopération CEMUR Abdul Nasser Kaadan (Syria), The Importance of the Education in International Exchanges of Health Products in Africa, Asia

and Europe Ardian Tirtana Hariyono and Dika Sri Pandanari (Indonesia), Agricultural Education for Peasant: Alternative Education by

Agricultural Rationale System Perspective Eun-Sook Choi-Chabal (Corée / France), Echanges économiques et culturels interasiatiques : le cas de séries télévisées

coréennes en Ouzbékistan Geoffrey I Nwaka (Nigeria), Tradition as a Modern Strategy: Indigenous Knowledge as Local Response to Globalization in

Nigeria/Africa Haryo Kunto Wibisono, Linda Novi Trianita, Sri Widagdo (Indonesia), Education as Cultural Strategy: (Character

Educational in Dewi Sri’s Folklore) Hastangka, Diasma Sandi Swandaru (Indonesia), Education for Sustainable Development: Is it Commodities or Human

Capacity Building, an inquiry Irwan Trinugroho (Indonesia), Research Collaboration between Asian, African and European Universities in Improving

Scientific Publications Jacques Nanema et Jutin Ouoro (Burkina Faso), Vers un commerce mondial plus humain …. par la philosophie et le cinéma Louie A. Divinagracia, Maria Rochelle G. Divinagracia (Philippines/Indonesia), Diversity, Multiculturalism, and

Hybridization – Managing International Business Education in International Exchanges Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe (Nigeria), The Culture Content Factor in Black Africa-Asia Relations: Bandung unrealized. Susanto (Indonesia/India), Towards multilingual education in building a social cohesion for the international exchanges

between Asia, Africa and Europe Tolulope Monisola OLA (Nigeria), Strategic Considerations for Achieving Education in International Exchanges in Africa GROUP 3: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (9 topics) Anon Sriboonroj (Thailand), Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in ASEAN Charles Romain MBELE (Cameroun), Dialogue et échanges symboliques avec l’Asie : l’impasse de la pensée postcoloniale en

Afrique subsaharienne Christian Edmond Bepi POUT (Cameroun), Construire des partenariats entre l’Asie et l’Afrique en vue d’un développement

durable : rôle des universités et des organisations représentatives du secteur privé Dwi Setyowati (Indonesia), Diplomacy on Food Security: Challenges for Asia, Africa and Europe Ernest-Marie Mbonda (Cameroun), Revisiter le concept de développement dans la coopération internationale Gourmo Lo (Mauritanie / France), Pour une solidarité triangulaire : Afrique, Asie, Europe. Jamnong Raekphinit and Thaweesak Putsukee (Thailand), Perspectives of People to People Exchanges in ASEAN: Reflection

from Concrete Experience of Thai-African Exchange Pierre Chabal (France), The intercontinental emergence of Asia and Africa in the innovated interregional competition Saovanee Kaewjullakarn (Thailand), Sovereignty Over Pulau Ligitan and Pulau Sipadan: Study and Analysis from Judgment

of International Court of Justice GROUP 4: ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT, TRADE (16 topics) Daru Indriyo (Indonesia), Changing Micro and Small Enterprise in Rural Areas Dimas Wisnu Adriyanto (Indonesia), Managing the rural-urban fringe: a precautionary principle to retain food security in

Indonesia




Djanabou Bakary (Cameroun), Enjeu global et impact local des importations chinoises au Cameroun, dans la région d’Afrique centrale

Eka Komalasari Adiwilaga (Indonesia), Comparation of Company Performance Creating Wealth in Value Added (Wealth Added) in the Asean Region

Eka Komalasari Adiwilaga (Indonesia), Relationship Marketing Concept in Banking and Quanxi Corporate and Other: A Perspective of West and East of Interesting and Unique

Jaka Aminata (Indonesia/France), The Spectrum of Business-Marketing Intelligence: Coffee Product and its opportunity. A case: France-European Market (EU) – Indonesia-Developing Countries (DC)

Jean Paul Ngantchou (Cameroun), Intégration et diversification, deux facteurs important dans la nouvelle vision et dynamique des échanges commerciaux asie-afrique

Leo E. Otoide (Nigeria), Interrogating African Security and Cultural Imperatives in a Globalised Economy Lourthusamy Arokiasamy (India), Fair trade in the context of globalisation Marie-Noëlle CHOMTANG FONKOU (Cameroun), La présence chinoise dans le Golfe de Guinée au XXIème siècle: les enjeux

géopolitiques et géoéconomiques d’un partenariat dit gagnant-gagnant Nathalie AUBOURG et Corinne RENAULT-TESSON (France), Learning how to implement a French firm’s CSR policy in an

emerging country Nicolas MENDOZA (Colombia), Awakening from Capitalism: An exploration of merit economy as an alternative to a system

of crisis Pascal RICORDEL (France), Does international trade promote development in world cities? Sugeng Setya C. (Indonesia), Business Ethics Pancasila The New Rules For Business World With the Spirit of Gotong Royong Suzanne Marie APITSA (Cameroun / France), L’hybridation des pratiques de GRH à l’international par le truchement de

l’ethnicité en Afrique Wendy Kouwenhoven (Netherlands), Business & Spirituality in Organization

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