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Countering China’s Economic Coercion: From A Medium-Sized State Perspective
Speaker: Christina Lai, Johns Hopkins University Over the last decades, China has punished countries that undermine its territorial claims and foreign policy goals with measures such as restricting trade, encouraging popular boycotts, and cutting off tourism. These coercive measures have caused significant economic damage to U.S. partners such as Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, and South Korea. […]
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“First Images of the Buddha: the Case of Udayana Buddha”
Please join us on March 21st for the next event in the 2021-22 Bettman Lecture Series, hosted by the Department of Art History and Archaeology. Dorothy Wong University of Virginia “First Images of the Buddha: the Case of Udayana Buddha" Monday, March 21st, 6:15 pm ET […]
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