Ending the Anthropocene Epoch and Ushering in the Biocene Era, Green Economics Paving the Way.
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Ending the Anthropocene Epoch and Ushering in the Biocene Era, Green Economics Paving the Way.
Unique 3 day conference to be held at the Said Business School, University of Oxford, 16th -18th August 2019. 14th Annual Green Economics Institute Conference
140 speakers and delegates from around the world, 100 Chinese
economists, speakers from Africa, Sudan, climate change experts, strategists frmo Europe Asia, Africa, the Arctic Circle and South America. Places still available. Email today to reserve a place. email info@greeneconomicsinstitutetrust.org and find out more
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14th Annual Green Economics Institute Conference
16th -18th August 2019 to be held at the Said Business School, University of Oxford
Ending the Anthropocene and Ushering in the Biocene with Green Economics: Voices of the future
Applications to participate or to speak in the workshop sessions being taken as of 04. 08.2019 as we have still have some rooms as of today. Apply today as 100s of speakers already booked in.
Conference papers and abstracts, please send now to info@greeneconomicsinstitutetrust.org
(Accomodation available at Egrove Park, Said Business School, https://www.universityrooms.com/en-GB/city/oxford/college/egrovepark
Programme
Day 1 Friday 16th August 2019
14th Annual
Green Economics Institute Conference
16th -18th August 2019
to be held at the
Said Business School, University of Oxford
Ending the Anthropocene and Ushering in the Biocene with Green Economics: Voices of the future
Programme
Day 1 Friday 16th August 2019
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| 10.00 | Icebreaker and Introduction to the Conference
Ending the Anthropocene and Ushering in the transition to the Biocene Lead by Green Economics: Easy Solutions Exist, lets adopt them with ambition now? Setting the scene |
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| 11.00 | The circular Economy in Asia
Chair:
11.00-11.20 Professor Dzintra Astaja introduces the circular economy
11.20-11.40 Chen Beiyi, Wenzhou Business College
Chen Ling Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance
Yintong Wang Zhongnan University
Chen Ruimeng HeBei University
Pei Shuya, Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Li HAORUI Shandong Normal University
11.40-12.00 Discussion and Q and A
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Green Economy and Renewable Energy
Chair:
11.00-11.20 Pamela Harling (1) (3)
11.20-11.40 Jiang Han Xi Hebei University (Group 1)
Dingfan Zang Guangxi University
(Group 2)
Hong Ya Zhai Ningbo University (Group 2)
Han Zhai Xu Xian Jiao Tong Liverpool University (Group 2)
11.40-12.00 Discussion and Q and A
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The role of women in the age of Green Economics
And the impact of women
Panel Debate: Chair:
Panelists:
Michelle Gale, USA Vice President of a Charity, Ewa Suffin, Poland former Consul of Poland Agneta Granstroem Sweden Indigenous Sami MP
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| 12.00 | The Green Economy in the 21st Century
12.00-12.20 Presentation and Chair: Michelle Gale Director The Green Economics Institute The Green Economy
12.20 -12.40 Green Economy for sustainability Qiongyi Wang Heibei University group 1
Yizhou Wen Indiana University group2
Green Economy for the 21st Century Li Jaiya Huazhong University of Science and Technology group2
Zhou Yichen group2 Shanghai University of Foreign Trade and Economics
12.40-13.00 Q and A and discussion |
Impacts of finance in a green economy
Chair:
12.00-12.20 Dr Johnathan Bean University of Cambridge
12.20-12.40 Rao Peng Nanchang Hangkong University
Xuichun Ma Tourist Board
Wang Jiayue NANHANG JINCHEN COLLEGE
Shandong Normal University Yang Wenqian
12.40-13.00 Q and A and discussion |
Green Markets
Chair: Volker Heinemann, Professor Dzintra Astaja, University of Riga
12.00-12.20 Gong Minchao Green Markets – preparing our book
He Ziyang Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance Green market economics and international trade
Zhu Qian Green Markets GuangDong University of Finance & Economics
Ning Zhou Financial Management of Green Markets China Jiliang University
Luo Wei Green Markets Chongqing Technology and Business University and University Lumiere-Lyon 2
12.40-13.00 Q and A and discussion
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| 13.00 | Lunch | Walking Tour of Oxford with Dr Kruglikova, Trinity College, University of Oxford
Must be pre booked |
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| 14.00 | Group Photo | ||||
| 14.15 | The Economist Magazine
World Ocean Initiative Presentation with a short video Dr Martin Koehring Managing Director |
Sustainable economic development
(Green Economics Summer School Group1 )(8)
1. Jin Minyi Sichuan Agricultural University (?)
2. Wang Luyao Heibei University
3. Wang Yuhang Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
4. Wu Caiyi University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (Green Economics Summer School Group? )
5 Xu Chenshuang Manchester University
6. Zhang Ying City University of Hong Kong
7 Xueying Zhou Xian Liverpool University
8 Business and sustainable economic development Yan Jun Liu Beijing International Studies University
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Global warming and climate change and the Green Economy
Chair:
14.00- 14.40 Green Economy and Global Warming (4)
Chen YANZHAO Tianjin Foreign Studies University (Group 1)
Chen YANGHONGBO Nanchang Hangkong University group1
Li Lingling Southwest University of Finance and Economics Group1
Wang Xingyae Zhengzhou University Group1
14.40-15.00 Q and A and discussion
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| 15.00-
17.00 |
Plenary in the Lecture Theatre
Ending the Anthropocene and Transitioning into the Biocecene using Green Economics to lead the way
15.00-16.00 Speech by The Worshipful Lord Mayor of Oxford: Councillor Craig Simmons Certificates to summer school group 1 with Lord Mayor of Oxford Councillor Craig Simmons Official Photo
16.00-17.00 Winners and Loosers in the new climate global power play Ewa Suffin Jacquemart former Consul of Poland, a country whose economy has depended on coal, discusses the green wave and how Eastern Europe is changing and what the green wave offers and what we actually need and the aftermath of COP24 Katowice United Nations Conference last winter. Dr Martin Khoering Managing Director The Economist Magazine Agneta Granstroem Sami former MP Sweden The Importance of the SGDs Hans Kare Flo Norway, The changing place of the green economy in the technology investment cycles
Impact of Finance in a Green Economy Professor Dzintra Astaja University of Riga Latvia, Landfill and circular economy And the impacts of finance in a green economy
Dr Johnathan Bean, Research Associate Environmental Social Governance University of Cambridge The impact of finance on the economy and the green economy.
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| 17.00 | Innovation and Marketing
17.00-17.40
Innovation and marketing Jialin Liu Hebei University
Professor Wei Ren Marketing summer schools from China
Tina Wang Muhua Human Resources and Marketing in China 17.40-18.00 Questions and Answers And Discussion |
Panel Debate
Hans Kare Flo Oslo City sustainable city of culture 2019
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Impact of Finance in a Green Economy
Professor Dzintra Astaja University of Riga Latvia, Landfill and circular economy
Dr Johnathan Bean, Research Associate Environmental Social Governance University of Cambridge
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| 18.00 | Walking tour of Oxford sights with our professional Tour Guide
Please pre book via our link |
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| 19.00 | Dinner Together we will let you know more details shortly
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| Notes: Lunch: There are many nearby places to explore and have lunch
Today try the new Shopping Centre which has an entire floor of restaurants including street food from around the world. website.www.geiconferences.org or email us and we will send you the links
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Programme
Day 2 Saturday 17th August 2019
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| 10.00 | Sustainable economic development
(Green Economics Summer School Group 2 ) (7) Chair: 10.00 -10.40 Fe Qingyu Sustainable green economy development Nanjing University Of Finance & Economics
Xu HAOYUE Nanjing Agricultural University
Jin Yijie Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Lui Binfan Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Gong Ying Xi’an University of Electronic Science and Technology
Proecological Sustainable Economic Development (2) Li Jingpeng, Shanghai University of International Business and Economics
Lei Xu Shanghai University of International Business and Economics
10.40 -11.00 Questions and Answers Discussion
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Impacts of finance in a green economy (5)
(Green Economics Summer School Group 2) Chair: 10.00-10.40 Qiang Shaowen University of Nottingham Ningbo
Wang Yufeng Shangdong University
Impacts and methods of finance in a green economy Xu Qi Shandong University
Bing Zhang Università degli Studi di Siena（Italy）
Song Dachen Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
10.40-11.00 Questions and Answers Discussion |
Food sustainability Index Chair
10.00-10.20 Dr Martin Koerhing The Economist Magazine
10.20- 10.40 Bianca Madison Vuleta The future of food
10.40-11.00 Questions and Discussion |
John Crawford Health Care Digitalisation And Economy
Agneta Granstroem Healthcare |
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| 11.00 | Plenary in the Lecture Theatre
Presentation 11.00-11.30 Climate Change and the Potential to Save the Climate The work of the Green Economics Institute Planning for our official delegation to United Nations Climate Conferences Chile COP25 and UK COP26: using our traction and global reach to enhance the ambition of the world to meet climate change head on and try to reverse it- what is the science and what is needed and what policies can drive a climate correction globally? With : Mark Driver in Santiago Chile, Miriam Kennet, Ewa Suffin Jaquemart the energy transition we need and green jobs and the team presents and welcome everyone who would like to participate.
11.30 -11.50 Peter Bunyard Founder of Survival International, Founder of the Ecologist Magazine and author of Climate Chaos, Pump Theory and specialist in the Amazon and the latest scientific findings explaining how climate change really works – new discoveries hot off the press about the role of forests.
11.50-11.50 Lecture Winners and Loosers in the new climate global power play Chit Chong Former London Councillor and ergonomist, discusses the winners and loosers of the new global power play, and of the new 21st century climate of enhanced runaway warming. Climate emergency debate/the new cold war and future balances of power and interests The new renewables Pan Asian Super Grid, the enhanced cooperation between Russia and China and how they will be fare by the new climate
12.20-12.50 Discussion whole room Chit is joined by Ewa Suffin Ewa Suffin Jacquemart former Consul of Poland, a country whose economy has depended on coal, discusses the green wave and how Eastern Europe is changing and what the green wave offers and what we actually need and the aftermath of COP24 Katowice United Nations Conference last winter.
12.50-12.00 Group photo
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| 13.00 | Lunch | Walking tour of Oxford sights with our professional Tour Guide
Please pre book via our link |
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| 14.00 | Presentations
Accounting (3) Chair: Volker Heinemann ICEAW and auditor and trained at PWC and Hans Kare Flo
Dai Di of Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics; Mathematics for finance and innovation in a green economy,
Innovation in Accounting Yuxi Huang Jiangxu University
Mathematics for finance and innovation in a green economy, Zhang Qimeng of Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance (Group 2)
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Global warming and climate change and the Green Economy: The view from China with Chinese economists(5)
Huang Ziying Green Economy and Climate Change
Lan Yitong Green Accounting and Global Warming
Tiantian Li Nanying University
Wanying Nie Jiangxy University
Xuanye Tang Sechuan International Studies University
Human Geography Green Economics and Climate Change Bin Liu Henan University
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The future of Health and Healthcare
Chair Short Presentations Followed by Debate
14.00- 14.15 Bianca Madison-Vuleta Uk
14.15-14.25 Agneta Granstroem, Sami Sweden
14.25-14.35 Bezmir Geziqi Albania
14.35-14.45 John Crawford Health Care Predicting the Future
14.45- 15.00 Questions and Answers and Discussion |
The Green Economist Magazine
12th Volume The Green Economist Magazine 15th Anniversary Editions Planning: Chair: Michelle Gale Director of the Green Economics Institute And Founder Judith Felton
The next 2 issues
Interested and potential Editorial Board Members, writers invited to attend
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| 15.00 | Plenary Celebration
15.00-16.00 10th Anniversary of the Green Economics Institute Trust Presentation of achievements, global reach and influence over the years and contributions to global debates, ideas, evolution of the Green Economy and of United Nations Climate Conferences and conceptualisation of migrations and much more- Professor Dzintra Astaja talking about The Green Economy and how it has evolved
With Founder Judith Felton, specialist Occupational Therapist, and former trustees, Agneta Granstroem Sami MP Swedish Arctic Circle, and Pamela Harling, zero carbon home creator, and Cambridge University Natural Scientist. Trustees, Ankikwi Mshalbwana, Nigeria, Miriam Kennet, UK, Marlyn Lee Hughes, UK, Bianca Madison Vuleta UK, Dr Aaron Sternisky, Austria, Hans Kaare Flo, Tekna, Norway and others. Official Photo and Cutting the Cake
16.00-17.00 Panel Presentations 16.00-16.30 The circular economy, waste and business,Smart City and rural habitation solutions: Ensuring municipal waste management sustainability by administration of landfill companies, Professor Dzintra Astaja, University of Riga, Latvia Dr Gideon Richards global regulatory chief for nomenclature for Waste and energy and energy from waste standards. Ewa Suffin Jaquemart, formerly of the Sorbonne, expert in green issues in rural areas. Hans Kare Flo Oslo City sustainable city of culture 2019 Professor Michael Benfield, waste to energy – recycling of plastics at very high temperature – construction – marine issues Professor Alistair Scott Birmingham City University, ( invited) Ann Palmer of Gaia Dance- literature art dance – solving waste issues 16.30 -17.00 Group Discussion
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| 17.00 | Impacts of finance in a green economy (5)
Chair:
17.00- 17.40 Cheng LIUJING Bedfordshire University
Li Yufeng Shandong University
Lui Ying Beijing International Studies University
Financial Implications of a Green Economy Yongheng Zhang South West Minzu University
Economics and Financial Issues Today Yuting Fu Shandong University
17.40 – 18.00 Questions and Answers
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Economics For Good Sandra White from the Economics for Good Company The Common Good Balance Sheet – a compassionate path into our
The future of work income and jobs
Basic Income Scheme Dr Aaron Sternisky
Dr David Gee Former European Commissioner in Brussels now Brunel University expert on sustainability and green issues Being Confirmed
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The circular Economy in Asia
With Professor Dzintra Astaja
(Summer School Group 4 ) Chair 17.00- 17.20 Professor Dzintra Astaja
17.20-17.40
Xiaorui Bi Shangdong Technology and Business University
Wan Xin Nanjing Audit University
Kuang XIAOXU Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance
Mao HAOJIE Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics
17.40-17.00 Discussion and Questions and Answers
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| 18.00 | Walking tour of Oxford sights with our professional Tour Guide
Please pre book via our link |
GEIT Trustees meeting | |||||||||||||||
| 19.00-10.30 | The Green Economics Institute Trust 10th Birthday Celebrations Party Dinner at the Waterfront Café, in Benson, a lovely typically English Oxfordshire Village of Benson, at a setting by the River Thames with boats and usually swans | ||||||||||||||||
Programme
Day 3 Sunday 17th August 2019
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| Seminar Room A | Founders Room | |||
| 10.00 | The future of travel transport and planning
Stay grounded Working on flying in the airline industry Rose Bridger Author the Plane Truth The future of transport and aviation in a green economy and the role of investment and supply and demand
The future of transport and aviation in a green economy and the challenges we face with e-commerce in the future, Zhu Kaijie of Hanhang Jincheng College, China *Technology in a green economy:New forms of engines The Mitus Foundation UK
Oxford City Council Fleet Management Team, (may be demonstrations)
Dr Gideon Richards Integration of Renewable Energy, Battery Storage and revenue generation through EV charging. |
The Biggest Mass Migration in History –The biggest slave trade in history. what does it mean ? what do we do? What does it say about us?
Natalie Bennett, former Leader the Greens: Climate Refugees Deepening and Widening The Narrative
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Green Economics For Development and Poverty Eradication
Chair: Michelle Gale Panel Discussion
Anjikwi Mmshalbwana Actionaid Nigeria Dolopo Adebe Michelle Gale Dr Chidi Magnus Institute of Mathematics Nigeria
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Smart Cities Chair:
11.00- 11.. Dr Gideon Richards International standardisation and its support for Certification of Green Energy and Carbon Tracking Monika Sobiecki “Cybersecurity Threats to Critical Infrastructure: Why this Matters for a Green Economy” Professor Michael Benfield Smart Cities
*Dr Adam Osloloski, University of Warsaw, Poland -Social Justice and philosophy issues
Ethical dilemas today
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Innovation and Marketing (4)
Lan Shengkai Xi’an Jiatong- Liverpool University
Lin Yuchen Shanghai International University
Wu Jinhua GuangXi University for Nationalities
Zhao Yahsan Hebei University o Science and Technology
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| 12.00 | Health Panel Debate preparing for new (1) policies for advising governments
Safety and environmental concerns in companies and sustainability. Health updates including social prescribing and the value of green spaces for mental health Besmir Geziqui, Health and Safety Professional, Albania, Green Economy, Healthcare and the circular economy, Mr Dai Ying Hui of Nanjing Medical University, China Agneta Granstroem SAMI MP Sweden, health professional,
John Crawford Health Care Predicting the Future |
Keynote speakers:
The Laws of Cyber Security and IT Chair:
Anjikwi Mshallbwana Action Aid Nigeria ICT and IT
The laws of cyber security: Monika Sobiecki “Cybersecurity Threats to Critical Infrastructure: Why this Matters for a Green Economy”
Dr Aaron Sternisky The Limits of Alogrythms
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| 13.00 | Lunch
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Walking Tour of Oxford with Dr Nina Kruglikova
Must be pre booked via tickets on our website |
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| 14.00 | Circle Discussion:
Women in the world today The 21st century: A war against women or emerging from the shadows of 10,000 years of oppression? Discussion in a large circle:
Key factors for intervention: The biggest slave trade in history, the biggest migration and displacement, the biggest femicide before girls are even born, shocking figures just announced of missing girls, kidnapping etc etc- a war against women in many countries, lack of agency and rape as a weapon of war-millions of girls being denied education.In other countries women are emerging.
Group discussion with plans for action and knowledge sharing Hosted by Ewa Suffin and Michelle Gale
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Electronic (3) commerce in a green economy
Chair Dolopo Agdebe
14.00-14.15 Dolopo Agdebe
14.15-14.40 Xu Yongshun Central South University of electronic commerce
Tian Xueting Xi’an International Studies University
Wang Haitan Shanghai Lixin University Of Accounting and Finance 14.40-15.00 |
Green Economy and Global Warming (4)
Chen Yingyuan Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Ding shengyzi Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Gu KUNQIANG Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance
Hou ZHIYUAN Chongqing Technology and Business University
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| 15.00 | Green economy in the 21st Century
Michele Gale (3)
Jiayi Li Huazong University
Zhilan Lian Guandong University
Qianhui Sun East China University
Green Economy for sustainable growth Qiongyi Zhang group2 Hebei University
Min Cai Yi group2 Nanshang University
Yechao Sun group2 University of Yunan
Ziran Fu group2 South China Agricultural University
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Chasing investment in a period of scientific revolutions and philosophical change-Green Jobs implications
Dr Aaron Sternisky
Hans Kare Flo
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Green Economy and Global Warming (4)
Chen Yingyuan Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Ding shengyzi Xi’an Jiaotong-liverpool University
Gu KUNQIANG Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance
Hou ZHIYUAN Chongqing Technology and Business University
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Poverty eradication using Green Economics (4)
Chair : Michelle Gale And Anjikwi Mshallbwana
16.00-16.20 Michelle Gale and Anjikwi Mshallbwana
16.20-16.40 Wang Jiayi Xi’ Jiatong – Liverpool University
Wang Yuhan Wuhan University of Science and Technology
Cheng Shaopeng Chang’ an University
Jiangci Ouyang South China University
16.40-17.00 Q and A and Discussions
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| 17.00 | Next steps Groups
Campaigning issues discussion and report back Led by the Trustees |
Practical next steps for Green Economics and opportunities | Publishing and writing with the Green Economics Institute | |
| 18.00 | Walking tour of Oxford sights with our professional Tour Guide
Please pre book via our link |
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| 19.00 | Communal dinner
The Café Rouge Please pre book – 3 courses for 12.99 (Please note the exact speaker and time cannot be guaranteed in case of factors beyond our control Please email for any last minute alterations) |
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