INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP Legitimacy and Efficiency in Global Economic Governance

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1 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP Legitimacy and Efficiency in Global Economic Governance Lecce, 06 th -07 th May 2011 Rettorato of The University of Salento, Piazzetta Tancredi 7 Programme

2 Day 1: Friday May 06 th :30-8:45 Registration 8:45-9:00 Welcome Addresses by the Authorities 9:00-9:15 Introductory remarks Dr. Biagio Bossone, President of The Group of Lecce 9:15-9:45 Keynote speech Prof. Domenico Lombardi (The Oxford Institute for Economic Policy), Towards a Global Monetary System 9:45-11:30 Session 1: ENHANCING LEGITIMACY AND EFFICIENCY IN GLOBAL ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE: MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS AT A CROSSROADS Chair: Dr. Biagio Bossone, President of The Group of Lecce Discussant: Prof. Giorgio Sacerdoti, Bocconi University Milan, President of CIDOIE Pooran Priya Nandita (Attorney at law, USA), Global Economic Governance after the financial crisis The impact of international financial regulatory reforms Liboria Maggio (University of Salento), Forward-looking estimation of State's default probability: IMF as a sovereign credit rating authority? Claudia Cinelli (University of Seville), The G-20 at the UN Economic and Social Council A proposal Roberto Soprano (University of Salerno), WTO and the financial crisis: what lessons should we learn? 11:30-11:45 Coffee break 11:45-13:30 Session 2: UNDERSTANDING A COMPLEX PHENOMENON: TOWARDS A GENERAL THEORY OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE Chair: Prof. Nicola De Liso, University of Salento Discussant: Prof. Robert Leonardi (London School of Economics) Keith Crawford (Nottingham University), A history of failure: rediscovering the role of punishment in economic governance and corporate insolvency Roberta Marra (University of Salento), Information asymmetry vs. communication isonomy: some notes on transparency regulation of financial markets Angelo Coluccia (University of Salento), A rendez-vous between networking fairness and economic wealth Natalia Dumnaya (Moscow University), System s risks of financial markets: barriers for governance

3 Hassan Nawaz Sheikh (Research Society of International Law, Pakistan), International Financial Regulation: Weaving the Net 13:30-15:00 Buffet Lunch 15:00-16:45 Session 3: THE INTERPLAY OF HARD AND SOFT LAW IN INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE Chair: Prof. Susanna Cafaro, University of Salento Discussant: Prof. Daniel Bradlow, American University Washington College of Law, University of Pretoria, South Africa Isabelle Chivoret (University of Paris, Descartes Law School), Legitimacy vs. efficiency: the role of soft law in global economic governance Solomon Sunday Okedara (Attorney at Law, Nigeria), Basel Accords and International financial regulation: the journey so far Karin Buhmann (University of Copenhagen), Recognizing a government case for CSR: impact on legitimacy and efficiency on global governance through institutionalisation of CSR and business access to rule-making at intergovernmental level Yaraslau Kryvoi (London School of Economics), Addressing investor misconduct: counterclaims in investor-state arbitration Andrew B. Friedman (University of Illinois), The evolution of amicus participation in international investment tribunals 16:45-17:00 Coffee Break 17:00-19:00 Session 4: GLOBAL ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE FOR WORLD DEVELOPMENT Chair: Dr. Saverio Di Benedetto, University of Salento Discussant: Dr. Leonardo Martinez-Diaz, U.S. Agency for International Development Pallavi Kishore (Jindal Global Law School, India), The WTO, the generalised system of preferences, and global economic governance Francesca Martines (University of Pisa), International regulation of export taxes: development tools or inefficient trade instruments? Marta Bordignon (University of Rome Tor Vergata), The impact of the development promotion on international law and global governance Irini Papanicolopulu (University of Milano Bicocca), Economic development and marine living resources, between unilateral actions and institutionalised multilateral cooperation Artem Zamlelyy (MESI, Moscow University), Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors as criteria of investments strength in emerging markets

4 Paolo Leoci (University of Salento), Sustainability of Globalization: The Contribution of Saint Nicholas School for Intercultural Dialogue 21:00 Gala Dinner Day 2: Saturday May 07 th :00-10:45 Session 5: GOVERNMENT VS. GOVERNANCE: THE RETURN OF STATE AFTER THE CRISIS. Chair and Discussant: Prof. Maria Chiara Malaguti, University of Salento Valentina Maksimova (MESI, Moscow University), The role of government in building the smart economy Daniele Schilirò (University of Messina), A new governance for the EMU and the economic policy framework Laura Sempi (University of Salento), The intervention of the state in the economy through the lens of the Chinese anti-monopoly law Aditi Aparajita (Oxford University), State control on the banking sector: lessons to be learned from Indian banking sector regulation during the economic crisis Silvia Solidoro (University of Salento, World Bank), Cross-border bank insolvency regimes and financial supervision. Domestic, regional and supranational levels of regulation 10:45-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-11:15 Keynote speech - Dr. Luca Einaudi, Italian Presidency of Council, The impact of the financial crisis on the transformation of global governance 11:15-12:45 Final Roundtable 12:45-13:00 Concluding Remarks - Prof. Maria Chiara Malaguti (University of Salento) Sessions of the Workshop will be also available via live streaming video online at

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