The traditional model of anti-corruption enforcement, based on domestic regulations and enforced by a nation’s judiciary or other special agencies, faces numerous challenges in the Asian context. Where the…
Ezra F. Vogel is the author of the new biography of Deng Xiaoping. In his book, “Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China”, he discusses the differing views of Deng during his rule and now and the differences…
Amy Gadsden is associate dean and executive director for international programs at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. From 2006 to 2008, she served as resident country director for China at the International…
Northeast Asian countries have been engaged in disputes over history. While their historical contentions have caused suspicions and frictions among them, I argue that they have also served as a medium of…
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| Silverman Hall, Room 240B in the Penn Law School
Bob (Xiqiu) Fu and a group of Chinese human rights lawyers and scholars will be speaking as part of the China and International Human Rights Seminar and Colloquium Series. Bob and his delegation will address…
North Korea is now experiencing a leadership transition. But since the great famine of the mid-1990s, North Korea has been undergoing a broader social transformation as well. Drawing on an analysis of the famine and…
Middle-school and high school teachers are invited to an information session in which they will see a slide show highlighting earlier years' activities, learn what the project will offer them, meet with project…
In the context of the rapid internationalization of the American undergraduate student body – in which South Koreans figure largely -- Abelmann will discuss intra-ethnic othering practices, both among Korean…
