Past Events
Sarah Tynen, a Graduate Student in the Department of Geography at CU-Boulder, examines the relationship between economic development and inter-group tensions on a local scale
The Republican period in Chinese history saw wars on multiple fronts, with invasions from without and civil strife from within. The period was shaped by wars that traumatized and transformed society. Papers by scholars from China, the US, and Europe, including work informed by new archival materials and interdisciplinary in approach, analyze the issue of "militarization" and look into the way wars, and the institutionalization or routinization of violence, might have shaped the culture of Republican China.
Jeffrey Wasserstrom presents a talk about the Boxer Crisis of 1900
The Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard University presents a talk with Mareike Ohlberg on how and to what extent China has modernized its external propaganda structures, where it has failed, and why.
The Center for Chinese Studies at UC Berkeley presents a talk with Sun Changwu.
The Center for Chinese Studies at UC Berkeley presents a talk with Dr. Cui Liru, former president of China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations
This event is part of the "Critical Issues Confronting China" seminar by the Fairbanks Center
The Weatherhead Easy Asian Institute at Columbia University presents a talk with Geremie Barmé.
This exhibition investigates Chinese meiren (beautiful women) paintings from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
China's Maritime Strategy in the East China Sea: Peaceful Coexistence Deterrence, and Active Defense
The Wilson Center hosts a discussion in which Dr. Liselotte Odgaard and Mr. Dennis J. Blasko will examine China's objectives and strategy in the East China Sea from the perspective of the PRC's long-standing official foreign and defense policies