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China and Human Rights in International Trade

The Institute for Chinese Studies at the Ohio State University presents a talk on China and human rights in international trade as a part of the "China at the Crossroads" Lecture Series.

Positive Nationalism: New Models for the US-China Relationship

Asia Society Southern California, in partnership with the Berggruen Institute, is pleased to host a discussion with Asia Society Trustee Nicolas Be

China's 15th WTO Anniversary: Assessing the Record and Charting the Path Forward

The speakers and panelists will use this occasion to assess the accomplishments and challenges of China’s WTO membership, analyze how China’s trading partners and the WTO itself have adapted to China’s growing involvement, and consider the possible future paths of the WTO and the multilateral trading system.

Balancing, Bandwagoning, or Standing Alone?: China's Rise and the Future of the Korean Peninsula

Professor Chung-in Moon of Yonsei University considers the questions: What is South Korea's perception of China's rise? How has China's rise influenced its interactions with the two Koreas as well as the ROK-US alliance?

Sex Work and Mental Health in Shenzhen, China

Based on 8 months of fieldwork in Shenzhen, a Special Economic Zone in China, this talk will describe female sex workers’ mental health challenges in the context of stigma, economic development, and gender. The logistical, methodological, and ethical issues that arise when doing global fieldwork will also be discussed.

Can the U.S. and China Build a New Model of Major Power Relations?

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.

The Crucial Connection between China’s Economy and Its Foreign Policy

In the past, concerns raised by China's bad debt bubbles have raised no alarms because of China's $4 trillion in foreign exchange reserves. Now, those reserves are at $3 trillion and declining. Just what trajectory those reserves take may have an enormous impact on China's foreign policy choices - whether to turn inward or to become ever more assertive.

The China Boom: Where Did It Come From, How is It Ending?

Duke University Asian Pacific Studies Institute hosts a talk with Ho-fung Hung on the trajectory of China's economic boom.

6th Annual Alaska-China Business Conference

The one day conference will feature experts sharing their experiences of doing business in China.

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: A View from the Ground

Attend a talk by South Asia analyst Arif Rafiq on his research surrounding the China-Palistan Economic Corridor.

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