Events Special Events AmCham/BCCT/ECCT Joint Special Luncheon - Shifting Global Balance of Power | AmCham/BCCT/ECCT Joint Special Luncheon - Shifting Global Balance of Power |
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Date: Thursday, 15 July 2010 The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei is honored to co-host this joint luncheon, featuring Sir Anthony Galsworthy, titled “Shifting the Global Balance of Power.” One key underlying theme that is shaping the world economy: the shift in the balance of economic and financial power from the West to the East. This has been widely addressed following the financial crisis, and some have even argued that a shift in the balance of political power may also arrive soon, especially with China's influence growing rapidly in many international occasions. How real is this, and how might it affect Taiwan? Sir Anthony will try to suggest some tentative answers.
About the SpeakerSir Anthony Galsworthy is currently an Advisor to international English Bank ‘Standard Chartered’, and British Petroleum. He was the British Ambassador to China from 1997 to 2002. Prior to that, he had his career, both in the framework of major British trusts, and in British diplomacy. Sir Anthony Galsworthy graduated from Ed St Paul’s School, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. MA (Cantab), Classics. Sir Anthony worked on Hong Kong moths since early 90s. Scientific Associate, Natural History Museum from 2001, and working regularly there, specializing in Eupitheciine moths (Geometridae, Larentiinae), and in particular working on a revision of the genus Eupithecia in China. He has published numerous papers and described about 50 new species and earned H H Bloomer award for Biology from Linnaean Society 2002 and Honorary Professor, Kunming Institute of Botany of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. |
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