A Comparative Study of Changing Financial Governance: Japan, the United States, Germany, and the European Union

Dr. Sara Konoe
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Law, Keio University
(2009-2010 Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellow, European University Institute)

Date: 18, 23-27 December, 2010
Venue: Kodaira Campus, Tsuda College

Saturday, 18th December 2010

10:30-12:00	Lecture 1	The 2007-2010 Financial Crisis: The Causes and Consequences
13:00-14:30	Lecture 2	A History of Financial Crises
15:00-17:00	Open Lecture

Thursday, 23rd December 2010

10:30-12:00	Lecture 3	Comparative Financial Governance
13:00-14:30	Lecture 4	The Politics of Financial Regulation: A Japanese Case
14:40-16:10	Lecture 5	The Politics of Financial Regulation: A U.S. Case

Friday, 24th December 2010

10:30-12:00	Lecture 6	The Politics of Financial Regulation: A German Case
13:00-14:30	Lecture 7	Changing Bank-Based Economies
14:40-16:10	Lecture 8	Japan's Financial Crisis and Policy Responses in the 1990s

Saturday, 25th December 2010

10:30-12:00	Lecture 9	The U.S. Savings and Loan Crisis and Policy Responses in the 1980s
13:00-14:30	Lecture 10	The Role of Financial Supervision
14:40-16:10	Lecture 11	Restructuring Financial Regulators: The Cases of Japan and Germany

Sunday, 26th December 2010

10:30-12:00	Lecture 12	Regionalism and Financial Market Policy in the EU
13:00-14:30	Lecture 13	Regionalism and Financial Markets in East Asia
14:40-16:10	Lecture 14	Global Governance: Finance and the Economy

Monday, 27th December 2010

10:30-12:00	Exam (at Sendagaya Campus)
13:00-17:00	International Workshop (at Sendagaya Campus)

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