Past Events
Based on large-scale surveys conducted in Guangzhou in 2001 and 2005, Si-Ming Li examines the extent to which the separation between residence and workplace has increased and whether the spatial mismatch hypothesis holds in the Chinese case.
University of Ottawa's, Phil C. W. Chan examines the legal status of Taiwan and the political tensions between China and the United States.
The USC Community is invited to part 4 of 4 interactive video teleconferenced seminars on Mental Health & Social Work.
USC College Korean Studies Institute presents Dr. Daniel Pinkston.
A panel meets at Asia Society to discuss coal, oil, and renewable energy in China
A performance at Caltech by a world-reknowned company of 28 drummers, percussionists and musicians.
Ronald Egan, UCSB discusses the early stages of the transformation from manuscript to print culture in China during the Song dynasty.
The Brookings Institution's John L. Thornton China Center will host a two day conference to address Chinese political developments in the context of the 17th Party Congress.
Susan L. Shirk speaks on China as a rising power and the challenges it faces due to new openness and economic growth.
