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CSCC Event: "Daring to Struggle: China's global Ambitions Under Xi Jinping"

- | Bates Gill, Macquarie University 
CSCC Conference Room
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CEAS Humanities Colloquium: "The Afterlives of Love Suicide from Osaka's Riverbanks to the National Theatre"

- | Jyana S. Browne, University of Maryland
Williams 623
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CEAS Humanities Colloquium: "Japanese 'Noh' in the Modern Age: Between Death and Life"

- | Harada Kaori, Toyo University 
Williams 623 
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Korean Studies Colloquium: "Ecological Entanglements of Mineral Extraction: Gender. Labor, and Nature in Rural Proletarian Literature of Korea and Japan"

- | Vanessa Baker, University of Pennsylvania 
Williams Hall 623
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CSCC Event: "China's Two-Child Policy and the Gender Implication"

- | Yuying Tong, Chinese University of Hong Kong 
CSCC Conference Room 
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CEAS on Civics: East Asia as Engagement

- | Williams Hall 543 
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Echoing Penn’s focus on civic engagement over the last two academic years, the Center for East Asian Studies begins our 2022-23 programming with an in-house discussion of engagement in the East Asia classroom.  …




Korean Studies Colloquium: "The Korean Family: A 'Luxury Good' - Growing Educational Differentials in Family Behavior"

- | Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania 
Williams 623
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Issues in Contemporary East Asia: "Economic Integration in an Era of Deglobalization: The Case of Tokio Marine and Philadelphia Insurance Companies"

- | John Glomb, Philadelphia Insurance Companies; Mark Yoda, Tokio Marine 
Lauder Institute, Room 303
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CEAS East-Southeast Asia Colloquium: "The Vietnamese Confession Crisis, The (Second) Chinese Rites Controversy, and Tridentine Reform in the Early Modern World, 1687-1745"

- | Nhung Tuyet Tran, Univesrity of Toronto  
PCPE 200
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CEAS co-sponsored conference: "Global Lives of Medicines: Materials, Markets, and Healing Practices Across Asia"

- | Hsiao-wen Cheng, University of Pennsylvania; Yan Liu, SUNY Buffalo; Wee-Siang, College of Wooster; Ruth Yun-ju Chen. Academia Sinica; Oscar Aguirre-Mandujano, University of Pennsylvania
Perry World House 
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“Global Lives of Medicines” is a collective project on the cross-cultural exchange of medicines and the ways in which global trade networks and local healing practices intertwined across Asia and with other…