Call for papers for the Sixth International Conference on Cultural Economics,Sweden, 1990

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Call for papers for the Sixth International Conference on Cultural Economics, Sweden, 1990     

Ninth International Conference on Cultural Economics Boston,Mass., May 8–12, 1996 Call for papers

Ninth International Conference on Cultural Economics Boston, Mass., May 8–12, 1996 Call for papers     

Introduction to the Plenary Session on the 30th Anniversary of The Performing Arts: An Economic Dilemma by Baumol and Bowen — Ninth International Conference on Cultural Economics Boston 8–11 May 1996

Journal of Cultural Economics -     

2000年楚辞学国际研讨会暨中国屈原学会第八届年会会议综述

由北京语言文化大学、中国屈原学会、北京大学、首都师范大学、北京圆明园学院主办的"2000年楚辞学国际学术研讨会暨中国屈原学会第八届年会"于2000年8月21日至24日在北京召开,全国人民代表大会常务委员会副委员长许嘉璐教授给本次大会发来贺信.林庚教授、季羡林教授、中国屈原学会会长褚斌杰教授,北京语言文化大学校长曲德林教授、以及来自内地近三十个省市的楚辞学者,日本、韩国及中国台湾、香港、澳门地区的专家、学者共150余人出席了这次学术研讨会.     

Implications of the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights for Cultural Dimensions of National Copyright Laws

Many national intellectual property laws contain provisions that reflect cultural values and have trade significance. Although cultural value defenses have generally been rejected by GATT and WTO panels, they may be more likely to succeed in intellectual property disputes because many culturally-laden rules are widely accepted in the international intellectual property arena. Moreover, intellectual products are less completely commodified than other products. Cultural economists can provide valuable insights to aid WTO in distinguishing between those culturally-laden intellectual property rules that should be or should not permitted when they have an impact on trade.     

谱写文化繁荣新卷 奏响中外交流强音——《文化交流》杂志创刊30周年献辞

正今天,我们迎来了2016年的新春,《文化交流》杂志迎来了30岁的生日。这份中英文对照、内容鲜活、图文并茂的杂志,沐浴着改革开放的春风春雨,1986年诞生在西子湖畔。30年来艰苦创业,砥砺奋进。她以独特的风姿从浙江走向全国,走向世界,发行150多个国家和地区,如今硕果满枝,成绩斐然。30年,我们一起走过在纪念《文化交流》创刊30周年之际,我谨代表文化交流杂志社,向筚路     

Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi's Call for International Cooperation: An Analysis from English and Japanese Perspectives

Abstract

For the First International Conference on the Reconstruction of Afghanistan in Tokyo January 21–22, 2002, Japan made all efforts to help multilateral institutions reengage with each other. Prior to the conference, Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi Junichiro presented Japan's experience and expertise in rebuilding a once war-torn nation in an English article and its Japanese translation. In this study, I focus on the article “Starting from Scratch … Again” and elucidate his less publicized agenda to broaden Japan's Self Defense Force and to amend its pacifist Constitution in the post-September 11 world.