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SAINT PETERSBURG UNIVERSITY

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADING SYSTEM:

PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

PROGRAMME

Saint Petersburg

October 24-25, 2019

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PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

1. Otar MARGANIA – Professor, Dean, Faculty of Economics, St Petersburg University,

Russia, co-chairman of the Programme committee;

2. Sergei SUTYRIN – Professor, Head of Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia, co-chairman of the Programme committee;

3. Natalia NAVROTSKAIA – Professor, Department of Economic Theory, St Petersburg

University, Russia, responsible secretary of the Programme committee;

4. Marc AUBOIN – Counsellor, Economic Research, WTO, Switzerland;

5. Sergey BELOSYOROV – Professor, Head of the Department of Risk Management and

Insurance, Chairman of the Scientific Commission of the Faculty of Economics, St Petersburg

University;

6. Andrey BELOV – Professor of Fukui Prefectural University, Japan;

7. Koen BERDEN - Trade Impact, Managing Director, the Netherlands;

8. Jan BOHANES – Senior Counsel, Advisory Center on WTO Law, Switzerland;

9. Elena CHERNIAVSKAIA – Assistant Professor, Department of World Economy, St

Petersburg University, Russia;

10. Elena EFIMOVA – Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg University,

Russia;

11. Xueling GUAN - Professor, Executive Dean of Shenzhen Academy of Renmin University of

China, Director, Center for Russian studies of Renmin University of China - St Petersburg

University, Beijing, China;

12. Marjana GUBINA – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

13. Uyrii GUZOV – Associate Professor, First Deputy Dean, Faculty of Economics, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

14. Norio HORIE – Professor, Deputy Director of Center for Far Eastern Studies, University of

Toyama, Japan;

15. Cord JAKOBEIT – Professor, University of Gamburg, Germany;

16. Miroslav JOVANOVIC – Professor, University of Geneva, Switzerland;

17. Vadim KAPUSTKIN – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

18. Alexandra KOVAL – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

19. Natalia KUZNETSOVA – Professor, Department of Risk Management and Insurance, St

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20. Kari LIUHTO – Professor, Pan-European Institute Director, University of Turku, Finland;

21. Michael LOUBOCHKIN – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St


22. Maria NAZAROVA – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

23. Kerstin PEZOLDT – Professor, Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany;

24. Zoya PODOBA – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

25. Alexander POGORLETSKIY – Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

26. Alexei PORTANSKIY – Professor, National Research University Higher School of

Economics, Russia;

27. Liudmila POPOVA – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia;

28. Sergei RYAZANTSEV – Corresponding-Member, Russian Academy of Science, Russia;

29. Pierre SAUVÉ – Senior Trade Specialist, the World Bank Group, Geneva, Switzerland;

30. Vladimir SHEROV-IGNATEV – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St


31. Maarten SMEETS – Counselor, Institute for Training and Technical Cooperation, WTO,

Switzerland;

32. Juha TOLONEN – Professor, University of Vaasa, Finland;

33. Olga TROFIMENKO – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy; St Petersburg

University;

34. Natalia VOLGINA – Professor, Peoples Friendship University of Russia (RUDN

University), Russia;

35. Irina VOROBIEVA – Associate Professor, Department of World Economy, St Petersburg

University, Russia.

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CONFERENCE IS ORGANIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF WORLD ECONOMY,

ST PETERSBURG UNIVERSITY AND IS SUPPORTED BY:

Faculty of Economics, St Petersburg University

Endowment Fund, St Petersburg University

Centre for German and European Studies (St Petersburg University - Bielefeld University)

Center of Social Demography, the Institute of Social-Political Research, Russian Academy of

Sciences

WTO Chairs Project

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OCTOBER 24, 2019 21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str.

09:00 – 09:30 REGISTRATION OF PARTICIPANTS. Welcome coffee

09:30 – 12:30 Conference hall (simultaneous translation)

WELCOMING REMARKS

PRESENTATION OF THE BOOK “Russian Trade Policy:

Achievements, Challenges and Prospects”, London and New York,

Routledge, 2019

ROUND TABLE: International Trading System: qvo vadis?

PRESENTATION: St Petersburg University Journal of Economic

Studies invites to collaborate

12:00-14:00 LUNCH. Tavricheskiy sad (Potemkinskaya str., 4А)

14:00 – 16:30 SESSIONS

Session 1. Modern trends of international trade and trade policies room 78

Session 2. New contours of trade policy (in English) room 94

Session 3. Regional economic integration at the present stage room 79

Session 4. Foreign direct investments and multinational enterprises room 77

Session 5. International labor migration: yesterday, today, tomorrow room 67

Session 6. Tax aspects of the international trading system 62, Chaikovskogo str.

room 415

Session 7. China’s “Belt & Road Initiative”: opportunities and challenges for Russia

and EU countries (simultaneous translation)

conference hall

Session 8. Global energy markets development room 93

Session 9. Islamic economy development amid international trading system

transformation

room 56

Session 10. Comparative Economic Studies in Russia and East Asia (joint session of

the Japanese Society for Comparative Economic Studies and the

Laboratory of Asian Economic Studies) (in English)

room 80

16:30 – 17:00 COFFEE-BREAK

17:00 – 18:30 BUSINESS FORUM: “Soft Power” of Russia Export Potential, Conference hall

18:30 – 19:00 SUMMING UP, Conference hall

19:00 – 21:00 GALA-DINNER. Restaurant «Tavricheskiy sad», (Potemkinskaya str., 4А)

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str., room 93

POSTGRADUATE SEMINAR

09:30 – 10:00 REGISTRATION OF PARTICIPANTS

10:00 - 11:00

OPEN LECTURE

11:00 - 12:00 MASTER CLASS

12:00 - 12:15 COFFEE-BREAK

12:15– 14:00

DOCTORAL TUTORIAL

14:00 – 17:00 CULTURAL PROGRAMME:

A bus guided sightseen tour (21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str)

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OCTOBER 24, 2019

21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str. Conference Hall

09:30 – 11:30

WELCOMING REMARKS

PRESENTATION OF THE BOOK “Russian Trade Policy: Achievements,

Challenges and Prospects”, London and New York, Routledge, 2019

Olga TROFIMENKO, Associate Professor, Alexandra KOVAL, Associate Professor,

Department of World Economy, St Petersburg University, Russia;

ROUND TABLE. International Trading System: qvo vadis?

Moderator: Sergei SUTYRIN, Professor, Head of the World Economy Department, St

Petersburg University, Russia

Participants:

Xueling GUAN, Professor, Executive Dean of Shenzhen Academy of Renmin University

of China, Director, Center for Russian studies of Renmin University of China - St Petersburg

University, Beijing, China

Miroslav JOVANOVIC, Professor, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Mina MASHAYEKHI, Independent Expert, Geneva, Switzerland

Jean-Marie PAUGAM, Permanent Representative of France to the World Trade

Organization, Geneva, Switzerland

Alexey PORTANSKY, Professor, HSE University, Moscow, Russia

Maarten SMEETS, Head of Section at the Institute for Training and Technical Co-

operation, WTO, Geneva, Switzerland

PRESENTATION: St Petersburg University Journal of Economic Studies invites to

collaborate

Valery KOVALEV, Professor, Head of the Department of Statistics, Accounting and Audit

of St Petersburg University, Editor-in-Chief of St Petersburg University Journal of Economic

Studies

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SESSIONS

SESSION 1. MODERN TRENDS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE

21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str., Room 78

14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Elena EFIMOVA, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Pavel PAVLOV, Professor, Southern Federal University, Russia

1. Vladimir ZUEV, HSE University, Moscow, Russia

Global trade at crossroads

2. Tatyana DROK, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russia

The development of the theory of economic complexity: terms and determinants

3. Angelina KOLOMEYTSEVA, MGIMO University, Russia

Assessment of international competitiveness of Russia in the process of digital

transformation of the economy

4. Pavel PAVLOV, Southern Federal University, Russia

INCOTERMS 2020 – new opportunities for international business

5. Nataliia SHALUPAYEVA, Francisk Scorina Gomel State University, Republic of

Belarus

International trade and global value chains development

6. Elena ZASHCHITINA, Southern Federal University, Russia

International trade in services: the role and place of higher education

7. Vadim KAPUSTKIN, St Petersburg University, Russia, Lado MARGANIA, Financial

University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russia

Russian-EU trade: 5 years after the sanctions start

8. Elena EFIMOVA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Arctic territories of Russia and Canada in the international trade system: comparative

analysis

9. Tatiana MIGALEVA, Galina PODBIRALINA, Alla RYZHAKOVA, Plekhanov

Russian University of Economics, Russia

The main trends of the world grain market and prospects for strengthening Russia's

position

Participants of the discussion:

Galina PORTANSKAYA, HSE University, Russia

Xiaofeng DAI, St Petersburg University, Russia

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SESSION 2. NEW OUTLINES OF TRADE POLICY (in English)


14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Sergey LUKYANOV, Head of the World Economy Department and International Economic

Relations, State University of Management, Russia

Olga TROFIMENKO, Associate Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Presentations:

1. Alexey PORTANSKIY, HSE University, Moscow, Russia

Current stage and prospects of reforming the WTO

2. Andzelika KUZNAR, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland

The fourth industrial revolution in a world economy

3. Jerzy MENKES, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland

"New" arbitration in EU-third countries agreements

4. Alexandra KOVAL, Olga TROFIMENKO, St Petersburg University, Russia

Modern challenges for the transformation of international trading system

5. Maarten SMEETS, WTO, Switzerland

Kyrgyz Republic and Structural reforms: twenty years of WTO membership

6. Irina KORGUN, The Institute of Economics, RAS, Russia,

Japan and Korea in the WTO dispute settlement

7. Fritz SÖLLNER, Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany

The consequences of the US-China trade war for the European Union

8. Koen BERDEN, Trade Impact, The Netherlands

Measuring the potential effects of the introduction of the IMO 2020 Sulphur guidelines


Irina MEDVEDKOVA, HSE University, Moscow, Russia

Jean-Marie PAUGAM, WTO, Geneva, Switzerland

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SESSION 3. REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AT THE MODERN STAGE


14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Vladimir SHEROV-IGNATEV, Associate Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Tatiana ISACHENKO, Professor, MGIMO University, Russia

1. Maria MAKSAKOVA, MGIMO University, Russia

EAEU and Third Countries: New Opportunities and Challenges for Cooperation

2. Mikhail Krivoguz, IMEMO, Russia

Five years of the Ukrainian economy: forced restructurisation.

3. Tatiana ISACHENKO, MGIMO University, Russia

RTAs a national interests promotion tool

4. Darya CHUPINA, USUE, Russia Transformation of trade regulation in regional integration during global recession

5. Vladimir SHEROV-IGNATEV, St Petersburg University, Russia

Regional and Bilateral Trade Agreements of Japan

6. Andzelika KUZNAR, Jerzy MENKES, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland

African continental free trade area – the economic dimension of integration in the African

union

SESSION 4. DIRECT FOREIGN INVESTMENTS AND MULTINATIONAL

COMPANIES

21, Tavricheskaya str., Room 77

14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Kerstin PEZOLDT, Professor, Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany

Irina VOROBIEVA, Associate Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Presentations:

1. Natalia IVANOVA, MGIMO University, Russia

Foreign direct investment and the influence of national customs regulation

2. Kerstin PEZOLDT, Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany, Irina VOROBIEVA, St

Petersburg University, Russia

Chinese direct investment in Germany: opportunities and challenges

3. Áron PERÉNYI, Swinburne University, Melbourne, Australia

How much foreign capital is worth having: exploring the FDI saturation of countries

4. Veronika CHERNYKH, Vyborg branch of the Russian Presidential Academy of National

Economy and Public Administration

Creation, development and evaluation of Smart Cities: world experience and Russian realities

5. Michael LOUBOCHKIN, St Petersburg University, Russia

Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) as an Emerging Investment Vehicle in Global

Economy: Problems and Prospects

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SESSION 5. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR MIGRATION YESTERDAY, TODAY,

TOMORROW

21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str. Room 67

14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Norio HORIE, Professor, Assistant Director of Center for Far Eastern Studies, University of

Toyama, Japan

Marina KHRAMOVA, Ph. D, Deputy Director, Associate Professor of the Department of

demographic and migration policy, the Institute of Socio-Political Research RAS; MGIMO

University, Russia

Presentations:

1. Marina KHRAMOVA, the Institute of Socio-Political Research RAS; MGIMO

University, Russia, Sergey RYAZANTSEV, the Institute of Socio-Political Research

RAS; MGIMO University, Russia

Migration Attractiveness of the Russian Regions: An Empirical Analysis and Quantitative

Estimation

2. Maria APANOVICH, MGIMO University, Russia

Study of different generations of emigration from Russia as an attempt to analyze human

potential

3. Nadezhda BASHKIROVA, Moscow University, Russia

Comparative analysis of Russian and foreign practice in relation to income taxation of

self-employed persons

4. Norio HORIE, University of Toyama, Japan

Migrant landscape in Russia: marketplaces and anti-migrant sentiments

5. Ivan FILATOV, the Institute of Socio-Political Research RAS, Russia

China's investment policy in the Russian Federation and Chinese migrants in the labor

market of the Russian regions.

6. Yulia PLETNEVA, the Institute of Socio-Political Research RAS, Russia

Language proficiency and interethnic contacts as a factor of integration in national labor

markets (the case of the Netherlands)

7. Ge AN, the Institute of Socio-Political Research RAS, Russia

Adaptation of Chinese migrants in Russia

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SESSION 6. TAX ASPECTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRADING SYSTEM (round

table discussion)

62, Chaikovskogo str. Room 415

14:00-16:00

Moderators:

Victor MACHEKHIN, vice-president, International fiscal association; head of tax practice,

Linklaters; associate professor, Financial university under the Government of the Russian

Federation, Kutafin Moscow state law university, Russia

Alexander POGORLETSKIY, professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Questions to discuss:

contemporary issues of the international taxation development;

tax abuses preventing in the modern world;

practical aspects of the double tax treaties application;

tax regulation of cross-border operations in the digital economy;

harmonization of indirect taxation in the European Union;

peculiarities of taxation in the sphere of extraction and export of natural resources.


Boris BRUK, Dentons, Russia

Ludmila POLEZHAROVA, Financial University under the Government of the Russian

Federation, Russia

Svetlana GORBUSHINA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Dayana GUSEVA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Mariya KESHNER, Kazan Federal University, Russia

Elena LAVRENTIEVA, Makarov state university of sea and river fleet, Russia

Elena TIMCHENKO, St Petersburg University, Russia

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SECTION 7. CHINA'S "BELT & ROAD INITIATIVE": OPPORTUNITIES AND

CHALLENGES FOR RUSSIA AND EU COUNTRIES

21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str. Сonference Hall (simultaneous translation)

14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Xueling GUAN, Professor, Executive Dean of Shenzhen Academy of Renmin University of

China, Director, Center for Russian studies of Renmin University of China - St Petersburg

University, Beijing, China

Liudmila POPOVA, Associate Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Presentations:

1. Miroslav JOVANOVIC, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Euro-Asian transport links: challenges and opportunities

2. Elena KAŠŤÁKOVÁ, Anabel LUPTAKOVA, University of Economics in Bratislava,

Slovak Republic

The prospects for cooperation between the European union and China in the context of

initiatives the Chinese “Belt and Road” (BRI) and the EU's “Connecting Europe and

Asia”

3. Peter BALÁŽ , Zuzana BOROVSKÁ, University of Economics in Bratislava, Slovak

Republic

The New silk road project and its importance for EU foreign trade intentions

4. Goran NIKOLIC, Institute of European Studies, Serbia Real economic effects of China’s encroachment into Central and Eastern Europe

5. Xueling GUAN, Renmin University of China, China Ice Silk road and China-Russian cooperation

6. Halina SHMARLOUSKAYA, Belarus State Economic University, Republic of Belarus

China’s “Belt and road” strategic initiative and internationalization of national

corporations

7. Elizaveta DAVYDENKO, St Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation,

Russia

China’s "Belt and Road" megaproject: opportunities and challenges for the Russian

economy

8. Liudmila POPOVA, St Petersburg University, Russia

China’s BRI initiative: major outcomes for Russia


Mikhail KOVALEV, UNECON Center for energy policy, St Petersburg, Russia

Maria NAZAROVA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Elena CHERNIAVSKAYA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Wentao WANG, St Petersburg University, Russia

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SESSION 8. MODERN TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF WORLD ENERGY

MARKETS


14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Stanislav ZHUKOV, Head of Centre for Energy Research, IMEMO, Russia

Natalia NAVROTSKAIA, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Presentations:

1. Stanislav ZHUKOV, IMEMO, Russia

Prospects for the formation of a global natural gas market

2. Michael SINITSYN, IMEMO, Russia

Electric Vehicles and Peak of Oil Demand

3. Ivan KOPYTIN, IMEMO, Russia

Shale revolution in the United States and world oil trade transformation

4. Vladimir VOLOSHIN, State University of Management, Institute of Economy of RAS,

Russia

EU market is a key vector of Russia's gas policy

5. Tatiana RUZHINSKAYA, MGIMO University, Russia

Russian-Chinese energy measurements in Eurasia

6. Gozel POLAYEVA, Natalya YURCHENKO, Russian State University of Oil and Gas

(National Research University), Russia

The current state and prospects of energy cooperation between Russia and India

7. Elena TELEGINA, Giulnar KHALOVA, Russian State University of Oil and Gas

(National Research University), Russia

Effects of Economic and Energy Integration of the EAEU States

8. Natalia NAVROTSKAIA, St Petersburg University, Russia, Natalya SOPILKO,

Russian State Social University, Nikita ILLERITSKIY, Russian State University of Oil

and Gas (National Research University), Russia

Prospects for the development of the EAEU integration processes in the context of energy

security

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SESSION 9. SPECIFICITY OF ISLAMIC ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT IN THE

CONDITIONS OF MTS TRANSFORMATION


14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Madina KALIMULLINA, HSE University-Skolkovo Institute for Law and Development, Russia

Magomed ALIEV, St Petersburg University, Russia

Presentations:

1. Madina KALIMULLINA, HSE University-Skolkovo Institute for Law and

Development, Russia

Islamic finance contracts and specifics of its implementation in the modern agricultural

trade

2. Magomed ALIEV, St Petersburg University, Russia

Spesificity of Islamic economy development

3. Ansar VALIULLIN, RCIEF, Russia

Contracts used in Islamic financial organizations of the Republic of Tatarstan

4. Abdurashid ZHORAEV, National bank of Kyrgyz Republic, Kyrgyz Republic

Islamic banking in Kyrgyzstan: Challenges and Opportunities

5. Shukrullah SHARIPOV, State University of management, Russia

Islamic banking in the Republic of Tajikistan: prospects for development


Alauddin ASKEROV, Dagestan humanitarian University, Russia

Batyr MARJANOVIC, MGIMO University, Turkmenistan

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SESSION 10. COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC STUDIES IN EUROPE AND ASIA1

21-23-25, Tavricheskaya str. Room 80 (in English)

14:00-16:30

Moderators:

Sergey BELOZYOROV, Professor, Principal Researcher - Deputy Head of the Asian Economic

Research Laboratory, St Petersburg University, Russia

Victor GORSHKOV, Ph.D., Dean, Faculty of International Liberal Arts, Director, International

Exchange Center, Kaichi International University, Japan

Presentations:

1. Sergey BELOZYOROV, St Petersburg University, Russia

InsurTech in Asia

2. Kazuho YOKOGAWA, Kanagawa University, Japan

Regional Public Service Provision and Civil Society in Russia

3. Olena SOKOLOVSKA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Tax revenues in Japan and Russia: a comparative analysis

4. Victor GORSHKOV, Kaichi International University, Japan

Cashless economy: the case of Japan

5. Yumiko NAKAHARA, Kyushu Sangyo University, Japan

New Aspects of Highly Skilled Migration to and from Taiwan

6. Nemanja STANISIC, Stevan RAPAIC, Singidunum University, Serbia

Serbia in global flows of foreign direct investments

7. Makiko HINO, Kindai University, Japan

Catching up and falling behind in technological progress: the experience of the textile and

chemical industries in Italy and Japan between 1904 and 1937

8. Mihoko SATOGAMI, Soka University, Japan

Policy Framework on Female Workers in case of German Labour Market Reform in 2000s

9. Zoya PODOBA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Trends of Japan’s Trade and FDI Cooperation with Russia

10. Anna KOVALEVA, St Petersburg University of Economics, Russia

Japan and Russian modeling of innovation ecosystems: comparative analysis


Vitalii FEDOSOV, St Petersburg University of Economics, Russia

Alexander SCHELKANOV, Head of Regional Development, Cofas Rus Insurance

Company; Chairman of the Export and Import Development Committee of the St.

Petersburg Regional Branch of the All Russia Public Organization Business Russia.

1 Joint session of the Japanese Society for Comparative Economic Studies and the Laboratory of Asian Economic

Studies SPbSU

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BUSINESS FORUM

Thursday, October 24, 17:00 – 18:30

Tavricheskaya str. 21-23-25, Conference Hall

«SOFT POWER» AND RUSSIA'S EXPORT POTENTIAL

Moderator:

Alexander POGORLETSKIY, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Question for discussion:

«soft power»: peculiarities of emotional, cultural and intellectual impact on foreign

partners of Russia;

national image under conditions of contemporary geopolitical contradictions: problem and

prospects of the Russia's global positioning;

national brand of Russia: features of perception by foreign consumers;

culture, sport, education and tourism as «soft power» instruments;

international attractiveness of Russia’s tax climate and features of participation in international

tax regulation;

national projects: prospects for non-primary exports increasing and «soft power» of

Russia's influence rising on foreign markets.


Kirill BELYAKOV-DONETS, Deputy Executive Director, Association for Russian-

Chinese tourism promotion, Russia

Rinat DULMAGANOV, General Producer,National opera center and the Public

foundation for the performing arts; teacher, Vaganova Russian ballet academy, St

Petersburg State University of culture, Russia

Kirill LEVKIN, General Secretary, St. Petersburg figure skating federation, Russia

Nikita LOMAGIN, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia, Vice-Rector of the

European university in St Petersburg, Russia

Victor MACHEKHIN, Vice-President, International fiscal association; Head of tax

practice, Linklaters; Associate Professor, Financial university under the Government of the

Russian Federation and Kutafin Moscow state law university, Russia

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Friday, October 25, 2019

POSTGRADUATE SEMINAR

Tavricheskaya str. 21-23-25, room 93

OPEN LECTURE: On trade and Intellectual Property Rights

10:00 – 11:00 Koen BERDEN, Managing Director, Trade Impact, the Netherlands

MASTER CLASS: How to choose the right method for your research problem?

11:00 – 12:00 Áron PERÉNYI, Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Swinburne University,

Australia

SESSION

12:15 – 14:00

Moderators:

Sergey SUTYRIN, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Alexander POGORLETSKIY, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Natalia KUZNETSOVA, Professor, St Petersburg University, Russia

Reports:

1. Yulia VASILYEVA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Impact of economic sanctions on changes in the structure of foreign trade turnover of the

North-Western federal district of the Russian Federation

2. Anna NECHAEVA, LLC TANSANA, Russia

India-Pakistani trade after the cancellation of para-tariff measures: problems and

prospects

3. Mayya KRICHEVSKAYA, MGIMO University, Russia

Regulation of trade in intellectual property in the system of international cooperation

4. Mariia POLIUGA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Cross-border cooperation of the Kaliningrad region under anti-Russian sanctions

5. Julia KOLESNIK, St Petersburg University, Russia

Role of intangible assets in business transnationalization

6. Xiaofeng DAI, St Petersburg University, Russia

Reduction of risks of the company in the conditions of high volatility of the freight market

7. Elena TIMCHENKO, St Petersburg University, Russia

De-globalization trends and their impact on the development of the retail e-commerce

market


Alaa BAABAA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Daria BEBENINA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Yu GAO, St Petersburg University, Russia

Dayana GUSEVA, St Petersburg University, Russia

Evgenii KOLTSOV, St Petersburg University, Russia

Shukrullokhon SHARIPOV, State University of Management, Russia

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Chaykovskogo Str., 62 (Room 415)

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Potemkinskaya Str. , 4А

Metro Station ‘Chernyshevskaya’ (Line M1):

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