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Past Events: public talk
The Weatherhead East Asian Institute presents "Cautious Accommodations or Escalating Rivalry: America's Stark Choices about China", a lecture with guest lecturer, Hugh White, Professor of Strategic Studies, Australian National University and moderator Gerald L. Curtis, Burgess Professor of Political Science, Columbia University.
Asia Society presents a discussion with renowned strategist Edward Luttwak on international strategy in regards to China's growing military and economic power.
The UC Berkeley Institute for East Asian Studies presents a talk by Emmanuel Saez of UC Berkeley. He will present evidence on income inequality and discuss the role of technology and globalization, government regulations, and tax progressivity in explaining those empirical findings.
This cross-disciplinary seminar series will feature speakers tackling social science questions with big data and cutting-edge computation, data analysis, and inference techniques.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art presents a talk with Professor Aida Yuen Wong on the art of Fu Baoshi.
UCI is going to hold a gathering this Saturday afternoon (with a
reception in the evening) to take advantage of Ken Pomeranz's last days as a regular in the area by holding a workshop in which he will give a keynote presentation and there will also be papers by two of his former students (Kate Merkel-Hess and Wang Wensheng) and from two faculty members here in fields other than
Chinese studies whose work has intersected with his and who have been inspired by him in various ways.
The Stanford University Center for East Asian Studies presents a lecture on major monuments and art objects from the Mustang region and also introduces Mustang's colorful history and landscape.
This panel discusses the changing relationship between China and North Korea with their new leadership and what that means for Obama's second administration.
The Ohio State University Institute for Chinese Studies presents a talk with Patricia Sieber, Associate Professor of East Asian Languages and Literatures, The Ohio State University, as a part of the "China at the Crossroads" Lecture Series.
World-renowned composer Tan Dun will discuss his vision for restaging the classic kunquopera Peony Pavilion in the Metropolitan's Astor Court.