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Past Events: USC
Scholars and government officials will examine the central issues, institutions, interest-groups, and individuals at work in producing U.S. policy toward China.
USC East Asian Studies Center presents a screening and Q&A with filmmaker, Yung Chang.
In association with the visit of artist Choi Yan-chi, this one-day symposium examines the current rise of international interest in Chinese contemporary art in relation to the politics of its contexts of production in the new art spaces and studio districts at the core of China's economic transformation.
USCI's online magazine US-China Today presents a panel discussion of USC Olympic athletes and coaches who competed for a variety of countries.
The USC East Asian Studies Center presents a screening followed by a Q&A with Chinese documentary filmmaker, Xu Xing.
Jufen Liu will discuss the findings from her study on disability-free life expectancy by examining two national disability data sets on the prevalence of disability between 1987 and 2006 and evaluate trends in the health status of older adults in China.
Dean Qingyun Ma joins Chinese artists, architects and curators to present their visions of the People's Republic
Liu Qing ia a visiting scholar at the U.S.-China Institute and will examine nonproliferation issues in Sino-U.S. relations for the last two decades.
William A. Callahan will examine how the recent revival of the ancient Chinese concepts is impacting China's foreign policy narratives for the 21st century.
The Viterbi School's Jean-Pierre Bardet shares his firsthand observations of the damage caused by China's recent quake.