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Past Center Events


Business in China: It's Complicated
In light of what some are calling growing protectionist policies, is China less attractive to foreign businesses?
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China's Currency Debate
Experts differ on whether China’s currency valuation undermines the global economy.
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Health Concerns Key to Ending Dolphin Slaughter
Director Louie Psihoyos discusses his film and dolphin slaughter in Japan.
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Barbara Demick on 'Nothing to Envy'
The journalist talks about her new book 'Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea.'
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Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea
On January 7, Barbara Demick will be at Asia Society to discuss her new book about North Korea. Read this excerpt.
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When China Rules the World
As China, India and other Asian nations ascend, the West will be confronted with the fact that its institutions and values are no longer the predominant model.
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The Run-up to Copenhagen
Experts from NRDC and Council on Foreign Relations discuss the upcoming climate conference in Copenhagen.
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Sanctions in the North Korean Context
U.S. Treasury representative and North Korea experts debate the role sanctions have to play in influencing the isolated nation.
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North Korea: 'Crossing Heaven's Border'
New documentary humanizes the plight of refugees trying to flee North Korea.
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Zhao Ziyang and The Road Not Taken
Twenty years after Tiananmen, new revelations arise from an unexpected source.
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