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Resource Competition in East Asia: Political and Environmental Implications

The School of International Relations and Program on Environmental Studies present a symposium.

When:
March 27, 2013 12:20pm to 5:15pm
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March 27, 2013:  Davidson Conference Center, USC 

12:30-12:45         Welcome, opening remarks:    Robert English (SIR) and Dave Kang (SIR, KSI) 

12:45-1:00           Keynote:  Victor Cha (Georgetown Univ., former NSC Asia Director) 

1:00-2:30              Panel 1:  Resources, Energy, Environment (Chair Dan Lynch, SIR) 

                                Barry Naughton (UCSD):   Food and Power in China (tentative)

                                Juliana Wang (ENST):   China:  Energy and the Environment

                                Suisheng Zhao (Univ. of Denver):   Resources and Foreign Policy

2:30-2:45              break 

2:45-4:15              Panel 2:  Regional Implications of Resource Rivalry (Chair Saori Katada, SIR) 

                                Mikkal Herberg (NBR, UCSD):  Energy Security in Asia (tentative)   

                                William Tow (ANU):  Resource Rivalry in the South China Sea 

                                Jim Haw (ENST):  Environmental Impact of Politico-Military Rivalry

4:15-4:30              break 

4:30-5:15              Roundtable:  Political, Economic, Environmental Security in a

                        Changing East Asia

                                Co-Chairs:    Saori Katada (SIR) and Dave Kang (SIR, KSI)

RSVP to:
grayc@usc.edu