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September 2023
THE GEOGRAPHY OF INJUSTICE: East Asia’s Battle between Memory and History
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2023 4:00 - 5:30 PM ET 420 W 118th St International Affairs Building 918 Register to attend in person here. WEAI Event The rGeography of Injustice: East Asia’s Battle between Memory and HistoryWith speaker: Barak Kushner, University of Cambridge Moderated by: Sarah Kovner, Columbia University
Find out more »Chinese Studies Workshop
East Asian Studies Library Resources Fall 2023 Orientation Area- specific workshop (1.5 hour sessions): Chinese Studies. Sessions will take place in Room 306, Butler Library. Sign-up is required; please use following link.
Find out more »Making sense of how we make sense of Chinese Foreign Policy’ with Todd Hall, Oxford University
September 25, 2023 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM Hybrid Event REGISTER A plethora of work on Chinese foreign policy has sought to decipher what China wants, what its strategies are, and how it implements (or fails to implement) its designs. These efforts have produced a number of sophisticated analyses that provide valuable insights into various aspects of Chinese international behaviour. Nonetheless, these advances in our knowledge have taken place against the background of an increasingly fragmented field. Indeed, there seems…
Find out more »Korean Studies Workshop
East Asian Studies Library Resources Fall 2023 Orientation Area- specific workshop (1.5 hour sessions): Korean Studies. Sessions will take place in Room 306, Butler Library. Sign-up is required; please use following link.
Find out more »Book Launch & Talk: Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2023 4:00 - 6:00 PM ET 420 W 118th St International Affairs Building 918 Register to attend in person here. Weatherhead East Asian Institute Event Book Launch & Talk: Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific With speaker: Mireya Solís, Director, Center for East Asia Policy Studies Moderated by: Gerald Curtis, Columbia University This event is cosponsored by the Center on Japanese Economy and Business at the Columbia Business School, and the Japan Foundation
Find out more »Korean Studies Workshop
East Asian Studies Library Resources Fall 2023 Orientation Area- specific workshop (1.5 hour sessions): Korean Studies. Sessions will take place in Room 306, Butler Library. Sign-up is required; please use following link.
Find out more »Mooncake Get Down
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE! We only have tickets for 25 people, purchased by the Weatherhead East Asian Institute! Priority to Vietnamese language program students and VSA members! DON'T PURCHASE THE TICKET ON THE WEBSITE. VSA will be purchasing all the tickets. Just Zelle Kathleen $1 to reserve your spot! 346-240-8153 Schedule: 8pm - Comedy Show Featuring leo nguyen natalie lin @natalielin._ kyle lucero @kylelucero vic tran @vicvantran alex kim @alexkimedian christine kim @livingwithchriss peng dang @pengdangcomedy 9pm - DJ Afterparty Sounds by nguyendowsXP, Vinamilky , and Mắmchèlla Food…
Find out more »Vietnamese Language Chat Table
Come to practice Vietnamese informally with lecturers and students in the EALAC department and VSA members. Vietnamese snacks will be provided. No prior registration required
Find out more »Japanese Studies Workshop
East Asian Studies Library Resources Fall 2023 Orientation Area- specific workshop (1.5 hour sessions): Japanese Studies. Sessions will take place in Room 306, Butler Library. Sign-up is required; please use following link.
Find out more »October 2023
Breaking the Dollar’s Monopoly: How China’s Regional De-Dollarization Initiative is Reshaping International Finance’ with Zongyuan Zoe Liu
Abstract: China has been systematically developing renminbi-based financial infrastructures for nearly a decade. Initially, these measures aimed to facilitate a smoother international use of the renminbi, but recent events have promoted Chinese policymakers to accelerate such efforts despite that they have been cautiously against the idea of hastily internationalizing the renminbi. Deteriorating U.S.-China relations since the U.S.-China trade war and the West’s unprecedented collective sanctions against Russia following Putin’s war against Ukraine have driven China to hedge against the risk of…
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