Past Events

Past Events




CSCC Event: "Can China Stop Climate Change?"

- | Eyck Freymann, Oxford University
More information HERE 

 




CSCC Event: “Performing Legality: When and Why Chinese Government Leaders Show Up in Court”

- | Jieun Kim, University of Pennsylvania 
CSCC Conference Room
More Information HERE 




CSCC Event: "Building a New JV University from Scratch in China: The Case of Duke Kinsman University"

- | Denis Simon, Duke University 
CSCC Conference Room, 133 S. 36th St, Room 418
More information HERE

 




CEAS ICEA Colloquium Series: “Betting on the Farm: Institutional Change in Japanese Agriculture”

- | Kay Shimizu, University of Pittsburgh
Cohen Hall 402
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This presentation takes a fresh look at the conditions for change among agricultural coops and in the Japanese agricultural sector more broadly. We explore the effects on formal and informal…




CSCC Event: "Can China Stop Climate Change?"

- | Ryan Hass, Brookings Institution
More information HERE

 




Li Delun in Philadelphia: Ethnography, Archives, and Music Across the Pacific

- | ONLINE
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On Saturday, April 2, CEAS is co-sponsoring an event that explores Li Delun's time in Philadelphia through exhibits, presentations, panel discussions, and a performance. The event will be hybrid and welcomes…




CEAS ICEA Series:"Mongolian 'Shock Therapy': Myths and Reality"

- | Bill Bikales, Kunlun Associates 
Annenberg 111
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Over the last three decades a highly inaccurate view of Mongolia’s early transition experience has circulated widely. That view can be summarized as: ‘International Financial Institutions (IFIs) imposed shock therapy…




Korean Studies Colloquium: "Becoming Global Beauty: K-beauty, Koreanness, and Race"

- | Dasol Kim, University of Pennsylvania 
More information HERE 




CSCC Event: “From Poverty Eradication to Common Prosperity; Continuities in Xi Jinping’s Narrow Approach to Key Social Policy Goals”

- | Bill Bikales, Kunlun Associates 
CSCC Conference Room, 133 S. 36th St, Room 418
More Information HERE 




Korean Studies Colloquium: "From Colonial Port to Post-Colonial Exports: Containerization, East Asia, and Re-evaluating Technology Transfer (1945-73)

- | John P. Dimoia, Seoul National University 
Williams Hall 543
More information HERE