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L'équipe ASIEs (Inalco) organise conjointement avec le CEIAS (EHESS) un séminaire international qui se déroulera les 11 et 12 mai prochains (2 rue de Lille) sur le sujet suivant : « Subnational Economic Development in India and China: The Role of Local Variables in Rescaling and Restructuring Processes ».Lundi 11 mai :9h – 9h30 : Welcome9h30 – 10h30 : IntroductionMorning session : Subnational economic development policies to build global competitivenessRescaling and Restructuring Processes in China: the role of China Development BankGao Jian, former Vice-Governor of the China Development BankNew growth strategies and labour market linkages: An exploratory Exercise based on select sectors in Chennai, southern IndiaM. Vijayabaskar, Madras Institute of Development Studies, ChennaiState restructuring and subnational innovation spaces across Chinese prefecturesGiorgio Prodi, University of FerraraDiverging Interests: Central and Local Governments, Industrial Policies and the Issue of Industrial Overcapacities in ChinaMarkus Taube, Mercator School of Management, University Duisburg-Essen13h – 14h15 : Lunch breakAfternoon session : Scalar dynamics in sector-wise restructuringJoint ventures as learning and developmental instruments. Lessons from the automotive industry in India and ChinaGiovanni Balcet, Torino UniversityCompetition, control and cooperation in the automobile sector in ChinaXavier Richet, University Sorbonne nouvelle, ParisThe Development of China's Biopharmaceutical Industry: A Multiscalar AnalysisMarcus Conlé, Mercator School of Management, University Duisburg-EssenMardi 12 mai :9h30 : Morning Session : Local and regional development: city-regions as growth enginesPearl River Delta industrial upgrading policy: the case of ShundeQiu Haixiong, Research Institute for Social Development, Sun Yat-Sen University, GuangzhouState restructuring and urban development policies in IndiaLoraine Kennedy, CNRS, CEIAS, EHESS, ParisInnovation-driven strategy of China's Pearl River Delta: Firms, Ecosystems, and Policy ImplicationsZhao Wei, ESSCA School of Management, AngersDispersion or concentration? Growth dynamics, small towns and metropolitan areas in IndiaEric Denis, CNRS, Géo-Cités, University Paris 113h – 14h : Lunch breakAfternoon session : Scalar restructuring of state power: implications for the social and environmental regulation of economic activitiesUnder Different Domes? Restructurings in municipal governance in the course of China's new 'air' policiesAnna Ahlers, IKOS, University of OsloRescaling processes in environmental governance in India: a project sketchDamien Krichewsky, FIW, University of BonnCleaning the local government fiscal "mess": impact on state rescaling and on economic and social reforms?Jean-François Huchet, ASIEs, INALCO, Paris