Past Events
On December 4 and 5, the Kissinger Institute and the China Institute for International Studies (CIIS) will hold a groundbreaking dialogue on U.S.-China relations. In an effort to build relationships between, and gain the insights of, promising young leaders from both countries, KICUS and CIIS are bringing together 16 fully bilingual experts from a variety of fields for an unconstrained and uninterpreted dialogue on major issues in Sino-U.S. relations.
During the 18th U.S.-China Legal Exchange, senior Chinese government officials will present to public audiences in Washington, DC (Dec. 4), Boston, MA (Dec. 6), and Orange County, CA (Dec. 9) on recent developments in China's legal regimes governing (i) energy conservation and renewable energy, and (ii) entrepreneurship, including private equity and venture capital.
Writer Adam Minter will visit USC to discuss his book Junkyard Planet: Travels in the Billion-Dollar Trash Trade, where he explores the export of America's recyclables and the massive profits that China and other rising nations earn from it.
Join us for a discussion of the influence that 18th Central Committee will have on the future course of U.S.-China relations
Part of the Long Institute Lecture Series on Chinese Law, Business, and Society, Alex Wang will discuss the state of international environmental advocacy in China
A roundtable discussion on corruption among Chinese high-level officials and recent government anti-corruption efforts
The Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies hosts a discussion with the team, lead by Professor Su Zheng, that is researching the impact of music in China's African Diaspora
ln this ground-breaking biography, Jung Chang vividly describes how Cixi fought against monumental obstacles to change China.
Part of the Long Institute Lecture Series on Chinese Law, Business, and Society, Glenn D. Tiffert provides an overview of modern legal education in China.
The Jackson School of International Studies East Asia Center hosts a conference considering key aspects of the rule of law in China and assessing the regime's ability to manage calls for greater adherence to rule of law,