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The History of a 'City Without History'
4 May
Architect Juan Du argues how the resilient remains of settlement blocks in Shenzhen is the most important component to the city’s past and future urbanization.
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Regional Community Requires More Proactive Approach to Global Leadership
29 April
Regional groupings should not be reactive in world affairs, says East West President Charles Morrison.
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President's Circle Dinner with Hu Shuli
28 April
A media maven shares her views on Chinese media and the economy at an intimate gathering with ASHK members.
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President's Circle Dinner with Hu Shuli
28 April
A media maven shares her views on Chinese media and the economy at an intimate gathering with ASHK members.
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Microfinance: The Next Frontier?
26 April
Panel of experts discuss how microfinance can "empower the poor."
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A Chronicle of the Chinese in America
13 April
Filmmaker Nancy Tong and critic Sze Wei Ang guide viewers through a visual journey documenting 150 years of Chinese in America.
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On India's Rise, A More Measured View
12 March
Historian Ramanchandra Guha offers skepticism, optimism about India's supposed ascent.
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Intertwining Art and the Environment
11 March
Artist and architect Maya Lin talks about her passion for history and the environment, and how they've influenced her creative journey.
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Has Social Networking Made Us Anti-Social?
11 March
The potential of social networking amazes, yet also unnerves, says one Hong Kong computer scientist.
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'Climate Change Doesn't Negotiate'
10 February
Orville Schell stresses the need for China and the US to set aside their differences in order to collaborate on the issue that matters most.
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