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Emma Hsu, MAIA Congratulations to MAIA student Emma Hsu! She co-authored a paper that won Honorable Mention in the 2022 Jimmy Carter Award for Best Paper on U.S.-China Relations and Chinese Foreign Policy competition sponsored by the Young Scholars Forum…
Economic Statecraft in the Asia-Pacific Region (Oct 15, ’21) Come join us for a talk with University of California-Berkeley (UC-Berkeley) Professors Dr. Vinod “Vinnie” Aggarwal and Dr. Andrew Reddie. They will present their recent work, the UC-Berkeley Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation…
The COVID-19 pandemic has dominated headlines around the world in 2020and complicated an already tangled web of political, economic, andsecurity dynamics in the Asian region. The webinar addressed recentdevelopments in Japan’s domestic affairs as well as its externaldiplomacy, including questions…
Stars & Stripes quotes Asian Studies faculty member Dr. Jojo Abinales about Chinese plans to invest in a shipping company and an industrial park on the grounds of the former US military bases at Subic Bay and Clark Air Base…
Lessons from China’s Engagement with the West a talk by Dr. Sungmin Cho of the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies Monday, April 8, 12pm Moore Hall 319 (Tokioka Room) In March 2018, Xi Jinping removed the term…
‘Tis the season to register for Spring 2019 classes! Please see the flyers below for special offerings in the Asian Studies Program for the upcoming semester. Click on the flyers for each class to see more detailed information. Asian Studies…
The Asian Studies Program invites all to a talk by Dr. Kristi Govella, candidate for the position of Assistant Professor of Asian Studies. The talk is entitled “Permeable Policymaking: Foreign Firms in the Japanese Economy,” and will be held on…