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CSCC Event: "Can China Stop Climate Change?"

- | Joanna Lewis, Georgetown University 
More information HERE 

 

CEAS ICEA Series: "Gender Ideology and Neofamilism: Gender, Marriage, Family, and Sexual Values in China"

- | Xiaoling Shu, UC Davis
Online via Zoom
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It has been argued that development transforms people’s perceptions of meanings and choices of life and launches a shift away from prioritizing family interests over individual happiness and fulfillment.…




Korean Studies Colloquium: "Liberation Space Literature in Transwar East Asia"

- | Satoru Hashimoto, Johns Hopkins University 
Williams Hall 623
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CSCC Event: "Overlapping Peripheries: How Will India and China Navigate the Asian Century?"

- | Ambassador Shyam Saran, 26th Foreign Secretary of India 
Online via Zoom 
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Rethinking the 20th Century: "Britain in the International History of Imperial Japan’s Surrender”

- | Futoshi Shibayama, Kwansei University 
Cohen 402
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On the process of Imperial Japan’s surrender, we have Professor Tsuyoshi Hasegawa’s famous book, Racing the Enemy: Stalin, Truman, and the Surrender of Japan (2006), and the famous debate between…




CEAS East-Southeast Asia Colloquium: "The First Theravada Buddhist Forum: The Opportunities and Costs of Buddhist Diplomacy to a Minority Sangha on China's SW Border"

- | Thomas Borchert, Professor, The University of Vermont 
Cohen 402
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Thomas Borchert is a Professor of Religion at the University of Vermont. He has conducted research on Buddhism and politics, monasticism, discipline and Buddhist education in China, Thailand and Singapore. He is the…




CSCC Event: "Can China Stop Climate Change?"

- | David Sandalow,  Columbia University
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CSCC Event: "Clean Air at What Cost? The Rise of Blunt Force Regulation"

- | Denise van der Kamp, Oxford University 
Zoom Talk
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CSCC Event: "The Unintrusive Nature of Digital Surveillance and Its Social Consequences"

- | Xu Xu, Princeton University  
CSCC Conference Room, 133 S. 36th St, Room 418 
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Korean Studies Colloquium: "The Newest Original for the Farthest Origin: Postcolonial Korea's Discourse of Loss and Modern Translation"

- | Yoon Jeong Oh, New York University 
Williams Hall 623
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