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Session 1

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AND PERFORMANCE

• Intellectual capital and the symmetry dimension, Carol Corrado, NBER
• The role of intellectual capital in explaining the growth difference between Europe and the US, Karl Aiginger, Director, Wifo, Austria
• Intellectual capital and the dematerialisation of industries, Grégoire-Postel Vinay, Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry, France
• Intellectual Capital of US. A long term perspective, Leonard Nakamura, Federal Bank of Philadelphia
• The OECD programme follow-up, Yoshiaki Tojo, OECD

Session 2

KNOWLEDGE, SPACE, AND CITY DESIGN

• The spatiality of knowledge. Prof. Dr. Peter Meusburger, Geographisches Institut der Universität Heidelberg
• Measuring and Explaining the Inventive Productivity of Cities, Bob Hunt, Federal Bank of Philadephia
• Strategizing intellectual capital for cities, Jan Sturesson and Hazem Galal, Price Waterhouse Coopers
• Leadership and Management of Regional Transformation- Case Kotka, Henry Lindelöf, Mayor, Kotka, Finland.
• IC and City design, Steffen Gulmann, Adj. Professor & Partner, 11 Design A/S, Copenhagen

Session 3

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL, REGIONS AND THE CLUSTERING PROCESS

• Governance: Measuring the Performance of Knowledge-Intensive Networks at the Regional and Global Level, Jonathan Low, Predictiv LLC and Karin Grasenick, Convelop AT
• The Japanese programme for intellectual capital of regions, Takuya Fukumoto, SME Agency, METI Japan
• Intellectual capital of Scotland, Dr Gordon McConnachie, Chairman, IA Centre of Scotland
• Patent citations and the clustering process, Martin Meyer, SPRU, University of Sussex
• The Croatian “Project of Increasing Efficiency of National Intellectual Capital” (PIENIC), Professor Ante Pulic, Croatian Centre of Intellectual Capital

Session 4

POSTER SESSION

• Science Parcs strategies from an intellectual capital perspective, Waltraut Ritter, Knowledge Management Society, Hong Kong
• Levelling the playing field: Evaluating IC and Innovation in services“, Susan Alexander, Luxembourg
• IC reporting and third party assurance, Yoshiko Shibasaka, KPMG, Japan
• Intellectual capital and risk, Kay Alwert, Germany

Session 5

NATIONAL AGENDAS FOR INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL:
A CROSS-COMPARISON OF THEMES AND PROGRESS

• Intellectual capital of France and the role of the New Agency for Intellectual Assets of the State, Claude Rubinowicz, Inspection Générale des Finances, Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry
• The Japanese programme for IC after three years, T. Sumita, Director, METI
• Intellectual capital of Brazil, Eduardo Rath, Vice President, BNDES, Marcos Cavalcanti, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
• Morocco’s strategy in IT and Intellectual capital, Mustapha El Baze, Professor, ISCAE and Nourredine El Hachami, Vice-President, ONA Foundation
• Intellectual Capital of two giants: China and India, Carl Dahlman, Georgetown University

Session 6

IC, INNOVATION AND DISCLOSURE

• IC reporting in Japan: status and perspectives, Professor Hanado, Waseda University
• IC valuation, the View of a Banker, Jan Hoffmann, Deutsch Bank
• Measuring and modelling organizational processes, Thomas Housel, California University
• IC and financial analysts view, Renaud View-Rochas, General Secretary, SFAF, France
• IC of IS and disclosure, the CIGREF Programme, Bertrand Kientz, CIO JCDecaux, Chairman, Cercle de l’immatériel, Cigref

Session 7

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND DEMOCRACY

• Knowledge Politics into practice: the Austrian experience, Prof. Ursula Schneider,University of Graz
• The World Bank Knowledge Management programme: a review and lessons learned, Erik Caldwell Johnson
• Managing Nuclear Knowledge, Peter J. Gowin, International Atomic Energy Agency
• The Rountable as a policy instrument, Prof. Pirjo Stahle, Finland Futures Research Center, Turku School of Economics
• IC reporting in social organizations: the case of Caritas, Germany. Mrs. Birgit Winterhalter, Caritas HQ in Freiburg, and Mart Kivikas, Managing Director for Wissenskapital GmbH

Session 8

KNOWLEDGE, IPRS AND THE SERVICE ECONOMY

• The German agenda for knowledge and intellectual capital. Dr Prof. Peter Pawlowsky, Technische Universität Chemnitz, Günter Szogs, Commerzbank, Guenter Koch, The New Club of Paris
• How European industry leverage its patent portfolio. Results from a recent survey, Dominique Guellec, OECD, & Bruno Van Pottelsberghe, EPO
• Indigenous knowledge versus global knowledge, Nicolas Gorjestani, World Bank
• IPRs : the new context, Dominique Deberdt, INPI, France

Session 9

IC FOR DIASPORAS AND THE BRAIN DRAIN PHENOMENON

• A Global Perspective of Knowledge Based Development, Francisco Javier Carrillo, Director, Center for Knowledge Systems, Chairman, World Capital Institute
• The World Bank programme for managing intellectual capital from diasporas, Yevgeny Kuznetsov
• Skilled diasporas as a resource: capital and/or connection?, Jean-Baptiste Meyer, IRD, France