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Change, Innovation and Distribution

Change, innovation and distributionSocial, political and economic trends and threats

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In his presentation on Europe and the global economy, Andr Sapir highlighted the main governance challengesthat Europe aces today.

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PROGRAMMEMonday 3 December 2007 OPENING DINNER SPEECH

GLOBALISA ION AND PUBLIC PERCEP IONS L z B S , E C B

uesday 4 December 2007 OPENING PLENARY:COMPARING WELFARE BE WEENEUROPE AND HE UNI ED S A ESP ,Robert GordonD ,Charles Wyplosz

WORKING GROUPS. N :

P ,Jean Pisani-Ferry R ,Joo Borges de Assuno

. S P ,Klas EklundR ,Lars Jonung M Loukas soukalis

. G P ,Volker PerthesR ,Jean-Dominique GiulianiM Jos Cutileiro

PLENARY SESSION:COMPE I ION, INNOVA ION AND GROW HP ,Ramn MarimonD ,Cecilia Garcia Peelosa

WORKING GROUPS. I EP ,Francois BourguignonR ,Klaus ZimmermannM Helen Wallace

. T E : P ,Roger LiddleR ,Julian Le GrandM Francesco Giavazzi

. T E P ,Yves Mny R ,Jonas Condomines-BraudM Dusan Sidjanski

PLENARY SESSION:DISCUSSION WI H HE PRESIDEN OFHE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,JOSE MANUEL BARROSO

Wednesday 5 December 2007 PLENARY SESSION:EUROPE AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE:OWARDS A COSMOPOLI AN ORDER

P ,Andr SapirD ,Horst Siebert

CONCLUSIONC ,Vtor Gaspar


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LIS OF PAR ICIPAN SJos Manuel BARROSO P , E C

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Mrton BENEDEKBEPA, E C

Lorenzo BINI SMAGHI M , Ex B , E C B

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Vasco CAL C G C , E C

Marcel CANOY BEPA, E C

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