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Imperial Japan’s Islamic Policies in World War II
Please join us for a lecture: Supporting the Faith, Building the Empire: Imperial Japan’s Islamic Policies in World War II Kelly A. Hammond, Assistant Professor of History at the University of Arkansas, and an associate editor at The Journal of Asian Studies Moderated by: Paul Kreitman, Assistant Professor of Japanese History, Department of East Asian […]
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LC Sess 1: Citational Practice as Critical Feminist Pedagogy (Grads)
Register here. CTLgrads Learning Community (for graduate students): Citational Practice as Critical Feminist Pedagogy, Session 1 Whom do we cite, and why? What kinds of ‘stories’ do we tell our students through our syllabi, footnotes, and bibliographies? In this Learning Community, we will explore how to teach and model citational practice in ways that empower […]
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Pathways to a Brighter Future for North Korea’s Economy
Join us for a discussion about scenarios for North Korean development and inter-Korean economic integration. Seoul National University economics Professor Byung-Yeon Kim, former World Bank economist and a consultant on Asian affairs Brad Babson, and NK Pro analyst Peter Ward join Korea Society President Tom Byrne in conversation. Together, they investigate what domestic reforms will […]
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