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| Joel Andreas, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins University
Room 200, Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics, 133 S. 36th St
In this book talk, Professor Andreas recounts the tumultuous events that have shaped and reshaped authority relations in Chinese factories over the past seven decades. He introduces a general…
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| Jennifer Robertson, Professor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Huntsman Hall, G60
In humans and humanoid robots alike, gender—femininity, masculinity—constitutes an array of learned behaviors that are cosmetically enabled and enhanced. In humans, these behaviors are both socially and historically…
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| The Arts Cafe, Kelly Writer's House (3805 Locust Walk)
The Daedalus Quartet, Penn’s quartet-in-residence, explores migration through music, illustrating how centuries of cultural cross-pollination has enriched our artistic and spiritual life. Music truly has no borders,…
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| Hanhua Zhou, Professor, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences;
Samm Sacks, Council on Foreign Relations; Mark Cohen, UC Berkeley School of Law
Room 200, Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics, 133 S. 36th St.
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| Allison Alexy, Assistant professor, University of Michigan
Stiteler Hall, Room B26
In contemporary Japan, police and law enforcement are often reluctant to assist in family conflicts. Law enforcement representatives instead push family members to settle problems on their own. Given such a…
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| Justin B. Stein, Postdoctoral Fellow, Bukkyo University (Kyoto)Cohen 204
In recent years, research into the links between Japanese Buddhism and Japanese colonialism has become a distinct subfield. At the same time, Japanese American studies has begun to look at Japanese migration to…
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| Gregory Moore, Associate Professor of International Relations, University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China
CSCC Conference Room, Perelman 418, 133 S. 36th St.
In 2015 Harvard’s Graham Allison wrote an evocative article discussing the “Thucydides Trap” in relations…
