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Past Events: public talk
Mobile technology has had an enormous impact on the global economy. The Boston Consulting Group and Qualcomm, Inc. have recently made an in-depth study at this impact, and during this event they will discuss their research, putting a spotlight on China and India as two case study markets.
Republic of China (Taiwan) President Ma Ying-jeou will speak by video link to audiences in the United States, followed by questions and commentary from Stanford-based scholars William Perry, Larry Diamond, and Lanhee Chen. When the video broadcast concludes, R. Bin Wong will moderate a discussion at Taiwan Academy between Jeffrey Wasserstrom and David Kang about the ideas presented.
Michael G. Chang, Department of History and Art History at George Mason University, gives a talk on political culture at the early Kangxi Court.
One dilemma shared by both China and California is the increased scarcity of water owing to poor resource management and climate change. Dai Qing, one of China's most remarkable public intellectuals and a long-time activist on environmental issues, will explore how China's coming water crisis will affect its economic and political future.
Introduction to Spatial Explorer of Religion: Theory, Methodology, Data, Technology and Applications
Part of the Online Workshop Series on the Spatial Study of Chinese Religions and Society (II).
Jessica Chen Weiss, Yale University assistant professor and MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies fellow, gives a talk on Chinese foreign relations.
The National Committee on United States-China Relations presents a discussion of "New Neighbors," including how its chief findings fit into the broader dynamics of U.S.-China relations. "New Neighbors" is an in-depth study to examine and quantify the effects of Chinese capital inflows at the local level, estimating investment, operations, and jobs provision in individual U.S. Congressional districts and assessing their relevance for American innovation, exports, and other economic linkages.
The Foreign Policy Research Institute presents Dr. Jacqueline Deal, exploring the rise, the potential for conflict, and US policy responses to China in a "Main Line Breakfast Briefing".
Amid China’s rising assertiveness in Asia and growing presence elsewhere, it has been said that we need to be as concerned about China’s weakness as we are about its strength. To explore rise, the potential for conflict, and US policy responses, we feature Dr. Jacqueline Deal.
The Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China and the 21st Century China Program present: China's New Agenda: National Governance and Development, featuring a dialogue between two of the most observant and experienced observers of Chinese politics, Susan Shirk and Lin Shangli.