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Past Events: public talk
The Wilson Center welcomes Thomas Fingar, former deputy director of national intelligence for analysis and former chairman of the National Intelligence Council, as he discusses U.S. policy toward China in the third annual Nancy Bernkopf Tucker Memorial Lecture on U.S.-East Asia Relations.
The UC Berkeley Center for Chinese Studies (CCS) presents Lisa Rofel and Sylvia Yanagisako, speaking on the distinctive historical trajectories that have led Italian entrepreneurs to China and that have shaped Chinese entrepreneurs' encounters.
Join the Wilson Center for their third annual Nancy Bernkopf Tucker Memorial Lecture on U.S.-East Asia Relations, entitled "The United States and China: Same Bed, Different Dreams, Shared Destiny" by Thomas Fingar.
The Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience presents Dr. Keith Holyoak and Koon Woon. Poetry can connect feelings and stories across cultures and generations. Following the reading, there will be a poetry open mic where audience members are invited to share their own poems.
Indiana University's Research Center for Chinese Politics and Business (RCCPB) is proud to present a talk by Gregory K. Ingram, Former President and CEO of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, entitled: "Urban Housing in China: Irrational Exuberance or Rapid Growth?"
The University of Washington's East Asia Center presents a talk by Taylor Fravel, Associate Professor of Political Science, Massachussets Institute of Technology on the evolution of China's military strategy.
Indiana University's East Asian Studies Center presents a talk from Zhang Xingxiang on China's anti-trust investigation against foreign companies.
The USC East Asian Studies Center Taiwanese Documentary Series and the USC School of Cinematic Arts invite you and a guest to attend "An Evening with Director Ke Chin-Yuan featuring screenings of Black and Take My Breath Away". Q&A to follow with DIRECTOR KE CHIN-YUAN, Moderated by Stanley Rosen, Professor of Political Science, USC; Translation by Katherine Chu, MA EAAS and PhD POIR, USC.
The Society of Asian Art presents Pam Najdowski. Her talk will focus on the unique textile traditions of the ethnic minority peoples living in the mountainous areas of Guizhou, Guangxi, and Yunnan Provinces of China.