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15th Annual UCI Wan-Lin Kiang Lecture: The High Income Trap in East Asia
The UCI Center for Asian Studies hosts a talk by Syaru Shirley Lin, on the dangers of the high income trap in East Asia.
When:
May 2, 2018 4:30pm to 6:15pm
Where
Speaker
Syaru Shirley Lin, Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong and Lecturer, University of Virginia
About the Kiang Lecture Series
The Wan-Lin Kiang Endowed Lecture Series was established in 2003 by Mrs. Assumpta Kiang in memory of her husband, Wan-Lin Kiang, a noted international scholar, political advisor and businessman. The series annually brings to campus a noted scholar on relevant topics related to China.
About the Center for Asian Studies
The center is comprised of more than 40 interdisciplinary UCI faculty members who study China, Japan, Korea, South Asia, and Southeast Asia and enhance the study of the many countries and cultures of Asia. The center provides a forum for discussions across geographic and disciplinary boundaries both on campus and within the community.
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